Great Britain go down to 10 players as Sarah Jones is given a green card for playing the ball after the whistle had gone. Green is the least strict of hockey's colours, so thankfully she'll only be off for two minutes.

She hit the crossbar in the first half, but there's no denying that one!

There's a bit of a scramble in the box and the ball falls to Fridolina Rolfo, who fires past Teagan Micah from a tight angle.

As it stands, Sweden will play Canada in the women's football gold medal match, but there's plenty of time for Australia to get back in this.

Game on!

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After sealing a first Olympic team eventing gold medal for 49 years, Team GB are on the hunt for more hardware.

Oliver Townend is second in the individual standings, with Tom McEwen third and Laura Collett fifth going into the final showjumping round.

But will the leader, Germany's Julia Krajewski, make any mistakes? She is on 25.60 with Townend next on 27.60 and McEwen with 28.90.

The competitors go out in reverse order and there are 14 riders left to jump..

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

I have no doubt about Femke Bol's hurdling skill because she hurdles the way she runs. She manages them so well. For someone who has come to the event not that long ago at a world-class level, I am really impressed with the way she has progressed.

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Christine Ohuruogu
Former 400m Olympic gold medallist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Femke Bol is so young but so confident. She wasn't perturbed by the rain and made that look effortless, but I can assure you it's not! There's a lot of work in training, but because they are so good at their skill it looks easy sometimes.

She has... Viktoriya Tkachuk's time of 54.25 is enough to put her into the final, with Ukraine team-mate Anna Ryzhykova taking the other fastest loser spot.

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Great Britain's women are under way in their hockey quarter-final.

The defending champions have an early penalty corner against Spain, but the shot is deflected.

GB will be hoping for a repeat of the Rio quarter-finals, where they beat the same opponents 3-1.

You can watch it live on the red button or by clicking on the hockey image above.

At the end of the snatch lifts, GB's Emily Campbell is in fourth with a best lift of 122kg.

China's favourite Li Wenwen set a new Olympic record of 140kg.

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Ouch! Petersen falls as Bol eases homepublished at 13:01 British Summer Time 2 August 2021

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Women's 400m hurdles semi-finals

Oooh... running in lane nine, Denmark's Sara Slott Petersen clatters the hurdle turning into the home straight and the 2016 silver medallist hits the deck.

But Femke Bol is well clear and the Dutch 21-year-old eases right up before crossing the line in 53.91, with the USA's Anna Cockrell coming second in 54.17.

Ukraine's Viktoriya Tkachuk is looking up at the video screen, with her hands presed together, praying she's done enough to qualify as a fastest loser.

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Christine Ohuruogu
Former 400m Olympic gold medallist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sydney McLaughlin has the maturity of someone five years older. She is so young but so strong at holding her pace. For her to be able to manipulate her strides in that way takes a long time to learn how do that normally. It's remarkable what she can do. Both her and Dalilah are so pristine on the track. We are going to be spoilt in the final.

The Netherlands' Femke Bol is the hot favourite for the third and final semi-final.

British hope Jess Turner goes in lane three. Not much shelter from the rain there.

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

I was watching Sydney McLaughlin all the way around and her stride pattern was spot on. When she is at the top of her game like that she is so exciting to watch.

Christine Ohuruogu
Former 400m Olympic gold medallist on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was quite an impressive performance by Dalilah Muhammad. I think it was significant she was able to perform so well despite the conditions. She attacked it really aggressively and did the damage over the first 200m. Maybe she wanted to show that despite the conditions she could still perform.

It's even more comfortable for the 21-year-old Sydney McLaughlin, who joins Dalilah Muhammad in the final after running 53:03.

The rain is still pouring down, which has forced the women's discus final and pole vault qualifying to be put on hold.

Panama's Gianna Woodruff edges out Ukraine's Anna Ryzhykova to finish second in a national record of 54:22 and qualify automatically.

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It's goalless at half-time in Yokohama and that's probably a fair result. Both sides have had their chances but are still looking for the breakthrough.

Sam Kerr had the ball in the back of the net with a sweet volley from a free-kick, but the whistle blew for a foul by the Matildas captain before she made contact with the ball and it won't count.

Fridolina Rolfo came closest for Sweden when her strike hit the crossbar, but it looks like another nervy 45 minutes ahead.

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Sydney McLaughlin, who took the world record from her compatriot Dalilah Muhammad at the US trials in June, is now limbering up for the second semi-final.

The rain is still pouring down, which has forced the women's discus final and pole vault qualifying to be put on hold.

There's no problem for the USA's Dalilah Muhammad though. The defending world and Olympic champion wins the first semi-final with ease, in a time of 53:30 seconds.

Jamaica's Janieve Russell is the second qualifier in 54.10. Paulien Couckuyt runs a Belgian record of 54.47 but has to wait and see if that's enough to clinch one of the two fastest loser spots.

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Laurel Hubbard's competition is over.

She fails to register a successful lift in the snatch after one attempt at 120kg and two at 125kg.

She cups her hands into a heart shape and mouths 'thank you' down the camera.

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

The conditions for hurdling are not the best. When it rains you get this mirror effect so to sight these hurdles will be a bit of a problem.

It's a false start from Norway's Amalie Iuel in lane two. We go again... top two to go through automatically.