Helen Richardson-Walsh MBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Great Britain can certainly take lots of confidence from that, you know when you're playing the Dutch that you will have to soak up a lot of pressure - it's the way it is because they're an exceptionally good team!

GB did that well and they had possession they haven't had in the past.

Unfortunately, I do think we did lack at the execution and the decision-making in those chances. But we are making them and this will give so much confidence going into their last group game against Ireland.

I think they've done enough and I'm looking forward to seeing what else they can do in the rest of the tournament.

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Women's all-around final

Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV

I don't mean to go on about Simone Biles but when you get a gymnast like that who isn't involved, the psychology of that and the other gymnasts thinking that this is their chance - that must be very difficult to get your head around.

Artistic Gymnasticspublished at 12:36 British Summer Time 29 July 2021

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Women's all-around final

Leader Rebeca Andrade has just nailed a superb uneven bars routine.

And she is rewarded with a 14.666. The 22-year-old is aiming to earn Brazil's first ever women's gymnastics medal at the Olympics.

In 2019, Andrade sustained her third serious knee injury in four years so it is amazing that she is even here at all.

It's been a great Games for Team GB in the pool and we have another chance of a medal as the quartet of Kathleen Dawson, Adam Peaty, James Guy and Freya Anderson have just moved into the final of the mixed 4x100m medley relay.

They did so in some style too as they broke the European record to win their heat in a time of three minutes 38.75 seconds.

Guy pulled out of the men's 100m butterfly earlier on today to focus on the relay.

The final takes place on Saturday.

The Netherlands keep up their impressive run in the pool stages, scoring 15 and conceded just one across four straight wins.

Britain, currently third in Group A, should still make it through to the last eight. They play Ireland in their final pool stage game on Saturday.

The ball slips harmlessly behind the Dutch goal on a rare British attack. With 40 seconds left, is that Great Britain's last chance gone?

Helen Richardson-Walsh MBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC Radio 5 Live

Defensively Great Britain have played exceptionally well, you would have expected the Netherlands to have scored from one of their nine corners of the game but they haven't purely because of the defensive wall.

Hinch has made saves on the line.

GB have been much braver after the first-quarter and they're keeping possession of the ball so well.

It's just their decision making in the attacking area that hasn't been so great and that's why they haven't scored a goal.

We can still get a draw from this for sure!

Save!

Goalkeeper Maddie Hinch with a big paw to push aside a Dutch shot from Eva Roma Maria de Goede from close in.

The Netherlands have been banging at the door, but, still only one to the good, they are susceptible to a Great Britain sucker punch...

Three minutes left.

Oh Ji Hwan has levelled things up with a two-run home run for defending baseball champions South Korea against Israel on their Olympic debut.

Heading into the fifth innings, we're tied at 2-2 at the Yokohama Baseball Stadium.

Artistic Gymnasticspublished at 12:23 British Summer Time 29 July 2021

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Women's all-around final

We've had the first piece of apparatus in the rotation at the all-around finals.

GB's bronze medallists in the team finals, Jessica Gadirova and sister Jennifer, started their day on the uneven bars with Jennifer scoring 13.666 and Jessica recording a 12.40. Jennifer is currently 11th and Jessica 21st.

The twins are in the second group with many of the gold medal hopefuls in group one and now move onto the beam.

Image source, Getty Images

Artistic Gymnasticspublished at 12:23 British Summer Time 29 July 2021

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Women's all-around final

There has been much talk of who will take the women's all-around title after Simone Biles pulled out, saying she must prioritise her mental health.

After the first rotation, it is Brazil's Rebeca Andrade who has the lead.

The 22-year-old scored an excellent 15.30 on the vault, with the United States' Jade Carey second after a 15.20 on the same apparatus.

The Russian Olympic Committee's Angelina Melnikova is third after a 14.633. Great Britain's Jessiva and Jennifer Gadirova are also in action...

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Disappointment for Britain's Cassie Wild in the women's 200m backstroke as she came seventh in her heat and is set to miss out on a place in the semi-finals.

Oooh! The Netherlands' Felice Albers can't quite make a clean connection as a deflected cross rolls her way in the D.

It has been all orange over the last five minutes.

Penalty corner number eight incoming for the Dutch...

Kate Richardson-Walsh OBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC TV

They are going to need to play together.

I'm just loving the energy of Sarah Jones at the minute, she looks so hungry, dynamic and positive.

Great Britain's Charley Davison - who has shot to prominence after returning to boxing having had three children - is eliminated in the last-16 of the women's 48-51kg competition.

China's Yuan Chang - number two seed - was too much for her, taking victory on all five cards.

American Caeleb Dressel has just equalled the Olympic record in the men's 100m butterfly heats.

The 24-year-old, who has already bagged two golds in Tokyo, swam a time of 50.39 seconds, matching the mark set by Singapore's Joseph Schooling at Rio 2016.

Dressel knows he can go better though as he is the world record holder thanks to a time of 49.5 two years ago.

Britain's James Guy was set to race, but did not start and is scheduled to be in the mixed 4x100m medley relay later on. Fellow Briton Jacob Peters came sixth in his heat but his time of 52.07 is not good enough to make the semi-finals.

While we've got a break in the hockey, let's have a little look at some of the stories of Day Six so far.

• Britain's Mallory Franklin won silver in the first women's canoe slalom event at the Tokyo Olympics.
• Matthew Coward-Holley claimed bronze in the men's trap shooting final.
• Two-time British medallist Helen Glover and Polly Swann finished fourth in the women's pair, with Glover ruling out a tilt at Paris 2024.

• America's Caeleb Dressel set an Olympic record on his way to winning the men's 100m freestyle gold medal as he seeks to become one of the most successful swimmers at an individual Games.

• Team GB riders Kye Whyte and Bethany Shriever reached the men's and women's BMX semi-finals.
• In hockey, Sam Ward scored twice as GB men came from behind to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands.
• GB's women's rugby sevens team lost 26-21 to New Zealand after winning their opening pool A match against the Russian Olympic Committee 14-12.
• British boxer Frazer Clarke won his opening super heavyweight bout.
• Ireland celebrated their first gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics as Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy won the lightweight men's double sculls.

Still no goals for Great Britain.

To be fair, they have stopped an endless number of shots on goal and should be commended for that.

Kate Richardson-Walsh OBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC TV

Penalty corner Great Britain!

That was lovely play from Sarah Jones.

But no luck again!

NO.

Plenty of GB players get a touch on the ball but none of them get it into the goal. On we go.