It's gone goal crazy in the third quarter!

Belgium earn a penalty corner, from which Great Britain goalkeeper Ollie Payne tips the shot over. But from the restart, it's a low back-handed pass into the danger zone and Thomas Briels steers it in from close range.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

Sam Ward does so well to get underneath this, feeds the ball in to Liam Ansell, and what a pick that is! He whips it up over the Belgium player's shoulder.

Great finish - controlled and powerful.

If Wimbledon played hockey... Great Britain go route one to regain the lead.

They scoop a long ball forward from the back, Sam Ward does well to bring it under control just outside the circle and lay if off to Liam Ansell. And from a wide angle he fires the ball high into the top corner, beyond the reach of the Belgium goalkeeper. Great finish by Ansell.

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Belgium earn a penalty corner and Tom Boon's shot deflects off a GB defender and high past goalkeeper Ollie Payne.

The umpire is getting it checked. If Liam Ansell was within five metres and it hits him above the knee it would be deemed dangerous. It doesn't though, the goal's given, it's all square.

The sides are back out in the hockey, and Sam Ward swiftly fizzes a shot narrowly wide of the far post for Great Britain.

Great Britain’s eventing team hold a clear lead after the opening day of dressage at Tokyo Equestrian Park.

World number one Oliver Townend delivered a flying start on his 2017 Burghley champion Ballaghmor Class, scoring 23.60 to lead the field.

His fellow debut Olympian Laura Collett posted 25.80 aboard London 52 to lie fourth overnight, with Britain’s current team score of 49.40 putting them in top spot ahead of Sweden and Japan.

Tom McEwen and Toledo De Kerser complete the British dressage tests on Saturday, before attention then turns to Sunday’s cross-country test at Sea Forest Park.

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Let's hope that decision doesn't end up costing cost Great Britain victory.

They may already be through to the quarter-finals but they're looking to ensure they don't finish fourth in Pool B.

That would mean they'll avoid playing Australia, who look in great shape having topped Pool A.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

That is a goal and he's absolutely got it wrong! Great Britain wasted their referral three or four minutes ago, and that was a goal. The referee could've done a self-referral but he's chosen not to.

It was a clear goal and it should be 2-0 - GB have been robbed.

You can see it both ways, players are around the umpire, he was certain.

It's half-time in the hockey and Great Britain still lead 1-0. Doesn't stop a few members of the GB camp questioning the umpire before they head off for a breather.

"It's done now," he tells them.

Britain's Eilish McColgan finished 10th in her 5,000m heat to miss out on qualification for the final - but had her heels clipped during the race.

“On the first lap I was shouting at them saying ‘stop clipping me, stop clipping me’. Every single lap," she said.

“It plays on your mind because you realise you shouldn’t be speaking during the race, but every lap I felt like ‘I’m going to go down, I’m going to go down’ and then at 600m I got very badly, badly clipped, so I just felt like then it sapped me. I felt good before but after that I was running so slow.

“I don’t know who was behind us but even she was getting clipped. The two of us were constantly speaking and I was aware I shouldn’t be constantly shouting and chatting the middle of the race."

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Now then, Great Britain wasted a referral claiming a back stick moments ago. And it's come back to bite them.

Jack Waller nudges it goalwards from close range and past the goalkeeper, and he and Sam Ward claim it crossed the line before being cleared by a defender.

The umpire refuses to refer it himself, but the replays show it did go in.

Britain's Marc Scott after finishing 14th in the 10,000m final:

“It said it was like 30C on the track and just felt even hotter than that. Going into the race you feel good, you feel good, the laps go by and you’re still feeling good, and then just bam, it hits you pretty hard and it’s over the last mile where I’ve struggled a lot more than I thought I would.

“Regardless of the conditions, everyone faces it, so you’ve just got to commit and hope for the best really."

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Now Great Britain are claiming there was a Belgian back stick from Sam Ward's ball into the mixer. Click on the hockey image above to see the game live and make your own mind up.

It's not given though.

It was mixed fortunes for Team GB in the 4 x 100m medley relays.

The men's quartet of Luke Greenbank, James Wilby, James Guy and Duncan Scott are safely into Sunday's men's 4 x 100m medley relay final. They finish fastest in their heat ahead of the Russian Olympic Committee and Japan and head into the final second-fastest behind Italy.

Cassie Wild, Sarah Vasey, Harriet Jones and Freya Anderson finished ninth-fastest overall, and just missed out on the women's final.

Earlier in the pool, GB's Dan Jervis qualified fifth in the men's 500m freestyle to reach his first Olympic final.

Ben Proud was fourth in his 50m freestyle heat which is enough to put him in Saturday's semi-final.

Belgium are awarded a penalty stroke as goalkeeper Ollie Payne deflects a penalty corner onto Adam Dixon's leg.

But the video umpire rightly rules it should be a penalty corner instead as the ball was going wide. GB survive that one too.

Great Britain break the deadlock early in the second quarter, and what a well-worked goal it is.

Liam Ansell gets in down the left and exchanges passes in the circle with Zach Wallace before squaring it for Rupert Shipperley to poke the ball in from close range.

So there'll be no medal for Great Britain's women in the football, but there have been six British medals on Day Seven.

Ready for them? Here goes....

Duncan Scott took 200m individual medley silver in the pool...

Luke Greenbank won 200m backstroke bronze...

The men's eight claimed bronze as the rowing came to a close in Tokyo...

Bethany Shriever won gold in the BMX...

Kye White took silver in the men's race....

And Bryony Page, a silver medallist at Rio 2016, took bronze in the trampolining

Caroline Weir isn't the only one to suffer penalty heartache today. Brazil's Rafaelle's spot-kick in the shootout was saved as Canada reached the last four at Tokyo 2020, where they'll face the Netherlands or the USA.

It’s the final day of the men’s pool stage in the hockey.

Great Britain clinched their place in the quarter-finals by coming back for a thrilling 2-2 draw against the Netherlands on Thursday and are now facing Belgium, the reigning world champions from 2018.

England, who make up the bulk of the GB team, beat Belgium in the group stage of the recent European Championships but then lost to them in the bronze medal match. Belgium have won all four games so far so top Pool B.

Fancy an emotional rollercoaster? Then this one's for you.

Here are all the goals as Team GB suffered a heartbreaking extra-time defeat in the women's football quarter-finals as Chelsea's Sam Kerr dealt the final blow to give Australia a dramatic win.