Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

GB will think they haven't been outplayed in the first 15 minutes - the goal was of our own making.

Both sides will be happy with that first quarter. There have been chances at both ends.

A little earlier, GB's Elliot Giles missed out on a spot in the men's 800m final.

Here's how it went.

Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV

Samba smashed a few hurdles and clipped a few others on the way round.

This Olympic Games have shown us that a number of athletes who have suffered injuries in previous years are coming good again.

Brazil's Alison dos Santos has just won the second 400m hurdles semi-final in 47.31, a new area record.

Qatar's Abderrahman Samba also progresses to the final with a 47.47 season's best.

Venezuela's Yulimar Rojas still leads the triple jump final with that Olympic record in her opening jump.

The silver medal position is currently occupied by Portugal's Patricia Mamona, who set a new national record of 15.01m with her most recent jump.

Jamaica's Shanieka Ricketts is currently third.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

GB are punished for a very poor overhead pass and trying to carry it out of the danger zone. Why try to run with it - you can play that away.

GB punished and poor on a couple of levels there.

Karsten Warholm of Norway and American Rai Benjamin are the two automatic qualifiers from the opening semi-final in the men's 400m hurdles.

An early strike for India with Dilpreet Singh getting on target from some sloppy Great Britain play.

Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi is the third man to clear the 2.37 mark! How high can they go?!

Elena Vesnina and Aslan Karatsev had to fight for it but they won the second set forcing a match decider in the form of a tie-break set.

The first to 10 points (with a margin of two points) wins...

A reminder, their opponents, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Andrey Rublev, are also from the ROC, so it's a win win for them really...

I'm sure whoever is wearing the silver medal at the end of this will think so....right?

The Great Britain men's team have already surpassed their efforts in Rio by reaching the knockout stage in Tokyo.

India, who lost to Belgium in the quarter-finals five years ago, are the most successful team in Olympic hockey history, although the last of their eight golds was back in 1980.

They are ranked fourth in the world, two places above GB.

The winners will play Belgium in the last four after they defeated Spain 3-1 earlier while the other semi-final will be between Australia and Germany.

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If you missed this in the early hours of the morning, it's well worth a watch.

Charlotte Worthington's amazing 360 backflip that helped her to a BMX gold.

Belarus' Maksim Nedasekau joins Mutaz Essa Barshim on 2.37. Can Woo Sanghyeok follow suit? Not this time!

Team GB

Elsewhere in today's sailing, Alison Young ended her third Olympic campaign in 10th overall after an eighth-place finish in the laser radial medal race.

Hannah Mills and Eilidh McIntyre moved top of the women's 470 rankings after finishing first and third in their opening series. Mills won gold in 2016 and silver in 2012 with Saskia Clark.

And two top-10 results leave Luke Patience and Chris Grube fourth in the men's 470. The last two 470 fleet races are held on Monday.

Team GB

Great Britain's sailing team have secured two more medals today.

John Gimson, 38, and Anna Burnet, 28, are guaranteed to be on the mixed Nacra 17 podium. They sit second overall after completing the opening 12-race series with three top-five results.

And Giles Scott, 34, leads the Finn class with an insurmountable gap to fourth place. The defending champion claimed his sixth win of the 10-race Finn series before closing it with a seventh place.

"I'm happy leading them out going into the medal race," he said. "I've probably sailed the best week of my life. Hopefully I can finish it off."

Both the medal races are held on Tuesday.

Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV

What a high jump competition. I have never witnessed anything like this before at the Olympic Games.

Barshim goes first at the new height of 2.37m.

Immaculate once again.

W.D.B: Wow what a awesome high jump final

Brandon Starc and Gianmarco Tamberi join Barshim and Woo in first-time clearances at 2.35m.

The other three athletes have passed so we are on to 2.37.

Venezuela's Yulimar Rojas has just made a huge leap in the women's triple jump, soaring beyond the world record mark, but up goes the red flag as her foot was over the line.

That would have been massive... Rojas still leads with an Olympic record of 15.41m.