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There's non-stop action at the Izu Velodrome today and next up is more British interest, as Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny go in the madison, with the women's event making its Olympic debut in Tokyo.

Kenny could become the first British woman to win gold at three Olympic Games while any medal would see her join Charlotte Dujardin on six medals as the nation's most-decorated female.

Archibald, meanwhile, is looking for her second Olympic gold and third medal in total.

Just the 120 laps to battle through...

Great Britain's Kate French has picked up an extra point in the fencing bonus round.

She stands eighth in the overall standings, firmly in medal contention, with two events - show jumping and laser run (a combined running and shooting discipline) - to come.

Fellow Briton Jo Muir is down in 31st position.

Germany's Annika Schleu has built up a 24-point cushion in the gold medal position - French is 40 points behind her but only 13 adrift of the bronze medal spot.

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It means Great Britain's Jack Carlin will face Denis Dmitriev of the Russian Olympic Committee for the bronze medal later today.

Flush out the lactic acid, get some fuel on board and we go again. And that's just you lot following at home...

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Jack Carlin knew that in that back straight he had to accelerate hard and keep him on the hip and get over the top. He managed it for a while the plan was executed - he made it as hard as possible for Harry Lavreyson and made him go the long way round but in the end he didn't quite have the same engine.

The creep is on, with Harrie Lavreysen going high and wide to get the run on Jack Carlin.

It's so tight on the bend, wheel spokes almost tickling one another, Carlin hits the straight with the narrowest of leads but it's world champion Lavreysen who bursts through on the line and the Dutchman books his place in the final.

Great Britain's Carlin will go into the bronze medal race.

Take two in the semi-final for Jack Carlin, lose this race and his gold medal hopes are over.

Kat Downes
Commentator on BBC TV

Tom Daley is just keeping his powder dry, just doing enough. No room for error and not giving himself much breathing space.

Nines across the board - much more like it.

Jeffrey Hoogland of the Netherlands books his place in the final with successive wins over Russian Denis Dmitriev. But will he be facing Jack Carlin for the gold?

That's round four done and dusted for Tom Daley and it looks good.

It's nines across the board for his armstand with back three somersaults and he moves up to sixth with two dives remaining.

He fist bumps his coach Jane Figueiredo and is ready to go again.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

It's a little bit over for Noah Williams but it's neat and tidy. He's attacking the dive and from a shaky start, hopefully he will get through and settle into his diving a bit more.

He's been penalised heavily for being too close to the diving board.

He's not still outside of the danger zone.

Team GB's Noah Williams slightly over-rotates out of his reverse 3½ somersaults.

The scores are in and it's 49.3 for his fourth dive - 222.1 overall as the 21-year-old is penalised for being too close to the diving board.

Team GB

More from Frazer Clarke, on team spirit among Team GB boxers: "We had a strong bond coming out here but the success of us goes down to the coaches, staff, the National Lottery and all those people who buy a ticket - they help us out without knowing it, all that funding.

"That's helped us to train through the pandemic in difficult times where other countries may have not. We've been able to carry on - we bonded through the terrible time of the pandemic but the team is full of banter and laughs and we're there to support each other because we know how hard it is to be in this sport."

Team GB

GB boxing bronze medallist Frazer Clarke on BBC One: "Lauren [Price] is really showing her class - you talk about women's boxing Price is the name you mention and she's shown that in this tournament."

On his fight: "Frustrating because I'm a proud fighter and I would've liked to see the final round and go to a final bout. My pride wanted me to see the end of the fight but I'm not saying I was going to win the fight, he's a good boxer. I got caught and it opened up a new cut and that's how it is."

On his bronze medal: "It means the world, anyone who's been to Sheffield at the boxing centre will know you get your photo on the wall if you're an Olympic medallist - I wanted to get my face on that wall and to leave a legacy in the gym. The picture on the wall was massive for me, the medal will be nice for the family but I wanted to be on that wall, that's what was going through my head."

Here comes Katy Marchant, up against Japan's Yuka Kobayashi, who takes the race wide with the GB rider behind her but cannot deal with the speed of Marchant as she soars through on the final lap to hit the finish with a healthy lead and progress.

Kat Downes
Commentator on BBC TV

Tom Daley easing up into 12th, it's all looking to be moving in the right direction for the British duo. Noah Williams just needs to squeeze a few more places to make it safely through.

Tom will be back on the knitting needles poolside.

Here's how the men's 10m platform leaderboard at the halfway point of the preliminary round.

China are sitting pretty at the top, with Tom Daley 12th overall.

His Team GB team-mate Noah Williams is just outside a semi-final spot as it stands, with only the top 18 making Saturday's semi-final.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

That's good enough from Tom. As you can see a little bit of splash thrown up.

Really strong take-off but just losing his hand grip as he enters the water.

Pretty average, and he's fighting to get through - which he will.

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Tom Daley goes for the forward 3½ somersaults with one twist for his third dive.

He's getting better as he goes through this preliminary round, and at the halfway stage he's up to 12th with 189.7 overall.