There'll be medal hopes at Equestrian Park today where both the eventing jumping team final and the individual jumping final will take place.

So there are two gold medals on offer and Great Britain have big chances.

Charlotte Dujardin has already brought GB equestrian bronze in dressage, so can the jumpers go even better?

That gets under way at 09:00 BST.

The track cycling programme has begun with Great Britain top of cycling's medal table after a superb effort by the BMX team.

They medalled in all four BMX events, with Charlotte Worthington claiming GB's third cycling gold on Sunday. Throw in Tom Pidcock's gold in the men's mountain biking and GB already have five cycling medals.

Yep, Australia currently languish in fifth after clocking 4:13.571, Canada have just gone a touch slower. USA and Great Britain to come...

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

They're not going to be able to go for a medal and that is quite something for Australia. They started well, at the pace they needed to go rather than the pace they were capable of going. It was a valiant effort.

There's not long until we find out who will contest the women's football gold medal match.

World champions USA take on Canada in the first semi-final at the Kashima Stadium at 9:00 BST, before Australia face Sweden in Yokohama at 12:00.

The winners will meet at Tokyo's Olympic Stadium on Friday, with the losers contesting the bronze medal match on Thursday.

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So Germany lead in qualifying, followed by Italy, France and then New Zealand.

I say 'lead', that's a little bit of an understatement - they're queuing up half way out of the velodrome after that world-record time.

Australia, Canada, USA and then Great Britain to come.

The British team are the last of the eight teams to go. Their quartet will be selected from Katie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Neah Evans, Josie Knight and Laura Kenny.

Here, the four-time Olympic champion Kenny looks back on the key moments that have shaped her journey to become Great Britain's most successful Olympic female competitor.

Tom: Three rides into #Tokyo2020 and Germany have smashed the world record... Fascinating to see how Team GB match up to that.

Briton James Heatly has just put himself in contention for a place in in the semi-finals of the men's 3m springboard following the third round of dives.

Heatly scored 68.00 with his latest dive and is now in 15th place with a combined score of 193.50, three places behind compatriot Jack Laugher who is 12th with a score of 198.90.

There are three more rounds to go at the Aquatics Centre and the top 18 divers will head through to the semi-finals.

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

The record has been absolutely smashed! Germany haven't just broken the world record, they've annihilated it. They've laid down the gauntlet here.

You can ride a long way in the time they've taken off that record, they've not just shaved a little bit off.

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Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

That was technically very good from the Italians. They were strong all the way through, close on the wheels, really looking after each other.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

Men's team pursuit has had a difficult time in the last two years but I think they have come back to their best form.

Ed Clancy is another rider today going for a historic fourth consecutive gold medal in the team pursuit. He is already the most successful rider in the team pursuit of all time but this would cement his legacy.

I think the team on the whole could be looking at four gold medals. I think they still have the chance to be the overall top nation but I wouldn't expect the extreme dominance that we have seen over the last three or four Olympic Games.

The men's qualifying begins at 09:02 BST

Well then, great ride from the Italians and they leapfrog France into top spot in qualifying - 4:11.666 is the new leading mark.

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

One thing you do not do is slow up and take it easy.

She's one of the fastest 200m runners in the world. Craziness, craziness.

It's just really lazy performance. As a coach myself, I don't think I could talk to my athletes for a couple of weeks if they did that.

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• Jack Laugher is in diving action in the men’s 3m springboard preliminaries, which also features fellow Briton James Heatly
• The track cycling programme is under way, with the team pursuit qualifying races currently taking place. Four-time Olympic champion Laura Kenny is part of GB's quartet
• Team GB will be aiming for gold in the eventing team and individual events from 09:00 BST
• GB twins Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova take part in the women's floor final at 09:57
• In weightlifting, Britain's Emily Campbell and the first openly transgender athlete Laurel Hubbard are in the +87kg category at 11:50
• And Great Britain continue their defence of their Olympic title as they face Spain in the women's hockey quarter-finals at 13:00

There's not a lot to report on the medal front for Great Britain so far. Absolutely nothing, in fact. And GB have been kept waiting for two potential medals in the sailing as today's programme has been postponed to Tuesday.

That doesn't mean there hasn't been plenty of action on the track so far today though. Here's what you've missed:

• British pair Laura Muir and Katie Snowden safely progressed to the semi-finals of the women's 1500m, while world champion Sifan Hassan recovered from a fall to win her heat
• Beth Dobbin is into the women's 200m semi-finals after finishing second in her heat, ahead of Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah, but 100m bronze medallist Shericka Jackson has missed out
• Briton Nick Miller has made the hammer final
• Greece's Miltiadis Tentoglou prevailed in a dramatic final round of the men's long jump final, claiming gold with his final leap
• Jasmine Camacho-Quinn won Puerto Rico's first ever track and field gold in the women's 100m hurdles final
• GB's Deborah Kerr has qualified for the women's kayak single 200m semi-finals

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Team GB have improved massively in the last year. If the Games would have taken place this time last year they might not have been in as strong a position. Other nations have definitely raised the bar over the last five years and Team GB are no longer the dominant force across the board.

Having said that we are now back to seeing riders like Laura Kenny back to their best. I think Laura Kenny has a great chance of winning three gold medals. She would become the most decorated Olympian of all time from Britain if she can do that.

Right, now we do have British representation in this one - more than that, the GB quartet are the world and Olympic record holders in the women's team pursuit...

France are first out and set the target of 4:12.502.

So it's Germany who lead the the women's team sprint after the qualifying round, clocking 32.102 seconds to go through top ahead of defending champions China, with the Netherlands third.

Wondering where Great Britain are? This is the only track cycling event in which they failed to qualify for Tokyo.