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Doesn't that look good. Much more like it.

Great Britain's first medal rowing at the Games. Who would have thought they went into that race ranked as the fifth best team. Outstanding.

Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV

The British have held on and that is a demonstration of being brave from gun to tape.

They were in the unfavoured lane one - and they kept a cool head.

Hello. India creeping back into the game?

A smart penalty corner routine sees Sharmila Devi fire the ball home to pull one back.

Great Britain's Sarah Robertson has been shown a green card and has to sit out of play for two minutes.

The Netherlands win....

Great Britain take the silver. That was superb, they all went into the red to hold on under severe pressure.

Last 200m.....

Can Great Britain hold on for a medal? Poland and Australia are on the charge.

Great Britain and the Netherlands occupy the top two spots. The British four are half a length down on the world champions.

James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist on BBC TV

The Italians had come through the Brits and caught a crab and came to a standstill!

Great Britain are setting a ferocious pace. This is brilliant. They lead.

Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV

Great Britain need to get out fast and they need to race the Italians as they chase an elusive gold medal.

Great Britain are probably underdogs in this race.

The Dutch and the Italians have spent the last couple of years exchanging World and European titles.

The you've got the Australians who can never be discounted and Estonia’s experienced crew includes 42-year-old Tonu Endrekson, who is competing in his fifth Games and 38-year-old Allar Raja and Kaspar Taimsoo.

All three men were part of the bronze-winning crew in Rio.

Second quarter under way at the Oi Hockey Stadium and it's a second goal for Great Britain - and Hannah Martin.

The 26-year-old smacks a backhand stick shot between the legs of India goalkeeper Savita Punia to double GB's lead.

The reigning champions in complete control of this Pool A match.

Over to you Harry Leask, Angus Groom, Tom Barras and Jack Beaumont.

The men's quadruple sculls are not far off. Not another fourth please.

Dame Katherine Grainger
Olympic rowing gold medalist on BBC TV

In the fours, one of the individuals is steering by a footplate.

You can get steering issues with the conditions and they did have issues at the start.

But for that to happen at the end, someone was at their limit.

Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV

It's not just back to the drawing board for the British. It's complete re-engineering.

First penalty corner of the match goes the way of Great Britain but the India defence is rock solid as both Laura Unsworth and Giselle Ansley fail to hit the back of the net.

India find themselves with an opportunity to equalise from their own penalty corner - but the door is kept firmly closed by GB goalkeeper Maddie Hinch.

Where's Jurgen Grobler when you need him?

Great Britain have ruled the waves in the men’s four at recent Olympics, and were looking for sixth consecutive gold in this class.

They come away empty handed.

Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV

I have no idea what was going with the steering of the British crew but there was almost a crash and that is unheard of in the final of the fours.

Australia take gold, Romania pick up the silver and Italy take bronze.

Great Britain finish fourth.

Italy sneaked through into bronze but could that have been a silver but for the interference from the British crew.

Great Britain are all over the place here....they are cranking it up but veering over to the Italians, losing valuable ground.