YES.

Finally a GB penalty corner. Huge chance to equalise.

The Dutch try to trick Maddie Hinch with a pass left, but there's no fooling the GB goalkeeper as she lies down to block the shot.

Another penalty corner saved.

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

Obviously you don't like to see this, it's nobody's fault and this happens in hockey.

It look like Ellie Rayer has been caught on the nose.

It has been a very even contest and I've been very impressed with how Great Britain have played. The Dutch came out really fast and got a corner straight away which GB defended.

We've been enjoying a lot more of the ball they've been moving the ball around, moving on angles by themselves as well.

Lily Owsley takes a tumble, but the penalty corner goes the way of the Netherlands. The referee says Owsley was obstructing.

If they concede a goal here, they would have a lot of work to do.

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Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV

The key is consistency in this final. This is is going to be an intriguing battle and very closely fought for a very unexpected gold medal.

So many gymnasts here are looking to capitalise on this opportunity.

There has been a big clash of heads in the hockey. GB's Ellie Rayer is escorted from the field by a doctor holding a tissue over her bleeding nose, while the Netherlands' Lauren Stam hobbles off holding her head too.

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Women's all-around final

Nile Wilson
Rio bronze medal winning gymnast on BBC Radio 5 Live

These twins Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova have burst on the scene and are absolutely smashing. Anything can happen in gymnastics. They will want to go out and put in their best performances and we'll see what happens.

Off the back of already winning an Olympic medal at the age of 16, it's incredible really - their confidence will be through the roof.

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Women's all-around final

Beth Tweddle
London 2012 bronze medallist on BBC TV

It's absolutely incredible what Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova have achieved - they'll be flying high after the historic team bronze. They've got nothing to lose today, they're in that second group which I think will help them because all eyes will be on the first group.

The medallists normally come from that first group so they'll be able to just quietly go about their job.

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Women's all-around final

The gymnastics women's all-around final has just begun.

Sixteen-year-old twins Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova are the GB hopes in this one, with favourite for the title Simone Biles having pulled out to prioritise her mental health.

The Dutch seemed to go to sleep a little bit in the second quarter but they have very much woken up again.

Orange shirts are repeatedly swarming GB's circle, but the Brits' heroic defensive efforts continue. The only goal they've conceded so far was from a penalty.

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Mark Burt: GB's women’s hockey players are well in this match against the all conquering Dutch. The team is growing into this game. Reckon they’ll get a draw. If not, they’ll beat them in the final again.

No goal. Yet more excellent defensive work from Shona McCallin.

Israel have their first ever home run at an Olympic Games!

Ian Kinsler has sent his side into raptures by hitting a two-run home run in the third innings against defending champions South Korea.

Eek. Not an ideal start for GB. The Netherlands immediately earn a penalty corner.

Here we go then.

The Netherland's have a narrow lead over Great Britain's women, but all the momentum seemed to be with the defending champions as the first half ended.

Let's see if they can turn it around.

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Former Olympic rower Dame Katherine Grainger says her title of 'most decorated female British Olympian' was always "on loan".Her title has been surpassed by British dressage rider Charlotte Dujardin, who won her sixth Olympic medal on Wednesday.

Speaking to 5 Live's Chris Warburton, Dame Katherine said she's "more than happy" to see her title be "passed over".

Great Britain's men earned a crucial 2-2 draw against the Netherland's earlier.

Can the women go one better? They are 1-0 down against the Dutch, with the second half coming up.

The mixed 4x100m medley relay event is making its debut at the Olympics this year and Team GB go in heat one later on today.

The quartet selected includes Kathleen Dawson (sixth in the women's 100m backstroke), Adam Peaty (first in the men's 100m breaststroke), James Guy (part of the team that won the men's 4x200m freestyle relay) and Freya Anderson (part of the team that came fifth in the women's 4x100m freestyle relay).

Britain will be confident of a medal after they won gold in this event at the European Aquatics Championships in May.

There's just one change from that victorious quartet with Anderson coming in for Anna Hopkin.

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

Great Britain have soaked up quite a lot of pressure and defensively they've looked much stronger.

I felt like they needed to be a little bit harder on the ball and they've started to do that.

They've had some possession and really nice passages of play.

It's a much better second quarter from Team GB!

They need to keep making sure they get pressure to the ball when the Dutch have it but I know it sounds really simple, they need to keep the possession.

If there's no options on, win free hits and then you can get the possession up the pitch a little bit more and get some good shape higher up to build from there.

Nope.

Great Britain excelled in defence in the first quarter and in attack in the second quarter, but they have nothing to show for it.