Team GB lightweight boxer Galal Yafai spoke to BBC Sport after making it to the semi-finals earlier, securing at least a bronze medal:

"People probably doubted me, they probably thought 'he is a class above', but I just showed there, the second time I have beat him.

"I am happy to win an Olympic medal and keep the family name going."

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

A terrific performance from Iglesias. He came into the contest, got the tactics right and started the brighter of the two.

His quality and experience came through in the end.

Steve Bunce
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Pat McCormack could not come back from that knockdown. It was a great effort but he's come up short. McCormack got it right in the first round but to get dropped by a brilliant counter in the second it was an uphill struggle. You could see from Pat's eyes they were blurry so he did well to hang in there. He will go away with a silver but he won't be a happy boy.

Pat McCormack wins silver to add to GB's impressive boxing haul.

Great Britain's Pat McCormack settles for a silver medal.

Cuba's Roniel Iglesias takes gold with a unanimous decision.

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

That is a much better round for McCormack. The last 30 seconds he was really impressive and caught Iglesias with the more impressive shots.

McCormack, though, was lucky to not receive a standing count.

Roniel Iglesias takes the second round. It's a 5-0 clean sweep.

Pat McCormack needs to go for it.

Pat McCormack ends the second round much stronger. He's starting to react to the pace.

Roniel Iglesias has got a cut on his right eye which will need sorting by his corner.

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

McCormack has got to concentrate a little bit more and work a little harder.

Iglesias is beating him to the punch and is forcing the pace, McCormack has got to adapt to this.

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On paper, Great Britain's Andrew Pozzi was third fastest on 2021 times in his heat.

On the track, it proved a little worse. But good enough.

The Briton takes the fourth and final automatic spot for semi-final qualification, coming in behind Jamaica's Ronald Levy, Switzerland's Jason Joseph and Hungary's Valdo Szucs (only by four thousandths of a second) in the first heat.

Pozzi's time of 13.50 seconds was a little sub par from a man who has clocked 13.25 this year and has a personal best of 13.14,

Roniel Iglesias takes the first round on a 4-1 split and immediately hits out at Pat McCormack.

The Briton slips but the referee says no knockdown. He needs to bounce back!

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

The Olympic final is the pinnacle of an amateur boxer's career. They will not box in a bigger contest wearing the vest.

The win will come because of two things. Tactics and the desire to win this contest.

Pat McCormack has the right hand to win this one.

A close first round. Pat McCormack landed a few smart right-hand punches.

Roniel Iglesias ends it on the front foot and he thinks he's taken it.

He's pumped up. Pat McCormack in red. He roars to the arena before the bell goes.

Here we go! We're about to have another medal.

Great Britain's Pat McCormack goes for gold in the men's welterweight final.

Can he do it?

France are into the Olympic semi-finals after a hard-fought 84-75 win over European rivals Italy.

The French led 43-42 at the break but pulled away in the third quarter and maintained their advantage after that to set up a last-four meeting with Slovenia on Thursday.

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Throw BBC One on now to watch the boxing as Pat McCormack is about to go for gold.

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Around five minutes to go until the men's welterweight final, where GB's Pat McCormack will fight for gold.

Earlier today, GB's Caroline Dubois lost a close quarter-final to Sudaporn Seesondee from Thailand in the women's lightweight.

'Today wasn't my day and that is okay'published at 10:56 British Summer Time 3 August 2021

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Men's parallel bars final

BBC One

Team GB gymnast Joe Fraser on BBC One: "I was slightly disappointed today, it was such a tight final anyway. When I did go to that one rail and I didn't do my skill out of it, I lowered my start value by five tenths. So I tried to repeat it and I still wasn't able to complete it.

"Today wasn't my day and that is okay, being on the floor with such amazing athletes. The top eight in the world, is incredible. I know today wasn't my day but hopefully, I can get back in the gym and will improve that in the future.

"Becoming an Olympian has been a whirlwind of a journey, I am proud of everyone involved, my parents, my girlfriend, my coach, my friends.

"Everyone has been involved to get me into the position I am in today, and I am just honestly, grateful to have everyone around me that I do, so thank you to everyone.

"I am so excited about the future, I know as soon as I get back in the gym, there are lots of things I want to do.

"Every time I come to a major event it is so inspiring, seeing some of the elements that these guys are doing. I want to do that and I want everyone in the team to do that, so we are definitely going to get into the gym work as hard as we can because we know we can do a lot."

More drama to come.

Great Britain's Pat McCormack goes for gold in the men's welterweight boxing final shortly.

He takes on Cuba's Roniel Iglesias. You can watch boxing live on the Red Button at the moment.