As a reminder, the individual dressage is just getting under way.

Charlotte Dujardin, the two-time champion, is second last to go on her new horse, Gio.

Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye

The journey to get here to get to this Olympics has been so peculiar and has been for absolutely everyone of course - but for them to come away with a bronze medal, knowing everything that they've been through!

They've had players retiring, uncertainty, training on there own, isolation, surgeries, no funding but crowd funding and national lottery funding. If they were to come away with a medal today, not just me but everyone back at home, friends and family, couldn't be more proud of what they've gone on to achieve.

Half-time. GB are a score behind. Work to do if they are to take the bronze.

Sonja McLaughlan
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

The sevens can be really exciting, it can be really cut and thrust and when someone gets the ball in their hands everyone wants to see tries.

But defence is the cornerstone of this game and Team GB are putting together really good defensive sets.

GB are behind. Marcos Moneta dances through the GB defence to touch down unopposed. That came after Britain spilled the ball. Conversion completed.

The final men's football Group B matches are have kicked-off. It looks set to be a thrilling finale as all four teams have three points from their opening two games.

South Korea, top of the group on goal difference, play Honduras in Yokohama, while Romania take on New Zealand at the Sapporo Dome.

Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye

What I really love about the sevens is how it has captured a broad audience.

I think it's really important to put a bit of context about what these boys have done to get here. Just over a year ago they were effectively unemployed, training by themselves, trying to keep fit whilst there was so much uncertainty.

So it's a real achievement that they are here in the first place.

They will have learned from the New Zealand defeat that you can't give the opposition that amount of ball and amount of opportunity that they did. They almost just ran out of steam and ideas in the end.

It's been an almighty challenge but all credit to these guys. Hopefully when they look back, with a bronze medal around their necks , they'll be really proud of what they've done.

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Lautaro Bazan Valez gets away and is over in the corner.

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And then there were none. Liam Broady - Britain's final hope in the tennis events - is out of the men's singles as France's Jeremy Chardy runs away with the deciding set.

Once the obvious disappointment subsides, the 27-year-old from Stockport will reflect on a memorable experience in Tokyo.

Broady was a late call-up to the British squad after Dan Evans tested positive for coronavirus, and marked his Olympic debut with two victories including a fine win over Wimbledon semi-finalist Hubert Hurkacz in the second round.

As a reminder, this is played over two seven-minute halves.

That Harris try came after 24 seconds.

First-minute score!

Ben Harris is over in the far corner. The kick falls short, so no extra two.

The players are out there. GB, silver medallists from five years ago, are in red. Argentina are in their traditional blue and white hoops.

GB take a knee before we get under way...

If you missed it earlier, Great Britain's men were soundly beaten by new Zealand in the semis of the rugby sevens.

They will meet Argentina in the bronze-medal match, which begins very soon.

Matheus Cunha has put Brazil ahead in their final Group D game against Saudi Arabia at the Saitama Stadium.

The 2016 gold-medal winners are on course to top the group with three wins from three.

It is currently goalless in the other group game between Ivory Coast and Germany.

Ivory Coast will qualify in second place as it stands.

Steve Bunce
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

The last 10 seconds when Skye Nicolson pinned her back I though that would be the decider - she had a good few minutes. Karriss Artingstall is elated - it's a semi-final now.

She is beating people she's meant to lose to, she's beaten the number three seed, she's just beaten the Commonwealth Games champion.

Once you get to a semi-final, all bets are off.

It's been a good day for Great Britain inside the ring.

Karriss Artingstall has reached the semi-final in the women's featherweight after a split decision win over Australia's Skye Nicolson - she's guaranteed a bronze medal.

It follows round of 16 victories for Ben Whittaker in the men's light-heavyweight and Lauren Price in the women's middleweight.

You can't get better than three from three...