And Great Britain's Kate French won her heat in that pool a few moments ago to set herself up nicely for the rest of today's action, with fencing next on the menu...

• Tom Daley, who won gold earlier in the Games in the men's 10m synchro, will put down his knitting and begin his campaign for a second medal in the preliminary round of diving's 10m individual platform (07:00).
• Cyclist Jack Carlin takes on Dutch world champion Harrie Lavreysen in the best-of-three men's sprint semi-finals from 08:10.
• Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny then ride for GB in the madison at 09:15.
• Andrew Butchart is the sole British representative in the men's 5,000m final (13:00), while Laura Muir races in the women's 1500m (13:50)
• Dina Asher-Smith is back and looking to lead Great Britain's bid for a relay medal in the women's 4x100m relay final (14:30).
• Meanwhile, American Allyson Felix aims to become the most-decorated female track and field athlete of all time by winning her 10th Olympic medal in the women's 400m final (13:35)

A relatively quiet morning in terms of medal events, here are few people who claimed a podium spot early on day 14...

• Great Britain's women's hockey team clinched bronze in a thrilling 4-3 victory over India
• Lauren Price is guaranteed at least a silver medal after reaching the women's middleweight final with a win against Nouchka Fontijn
• Poland's Dawid Tomala won the men’s 50km walk, with 51-year-old Spaniard Jesús Ángel García Bragado racing in his eighth Olympics
• Americans April Ross and Alix Klineman won beach volleyball gold

If you are currently plugged into BBC One, you'll have spotted that US pair April Ross and Alix Klineman won beach volleyball gold earlier.

A final Mr T was heavily invested in....

BBC One

More from Lauren Price on BBC One: "I had the scores in the second, I was 3-2 up, so it was all on the last round - I needed a big last round. For me, it was no silly mistakes and sticking to my boxing.

"Each fight gets harder and it doesn't get harder than that today. We're number one and two in the world, we've met so many times.

"It's nothing new to me going into a final. I've been here before, Wales, Europeans, it's nothing new to me. It's everyone's dream to get to that Olympic final and I'll do my best to bring back that gold."

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Tom Lilley: Lauren Price fantastic work!! Point deduction and still battled it out. Great stuff! Go get the gold and make history!

Adrian Gosling: Wow, well done Lauren Price. Didn't see that one going her way once she'd had that point deducted. Fair play!

Roders: Lauren price. Amazing. What a fightback

BBC One

GB's Lauren Price on BBC One: "It's pretty mad, I knew I was up against it today, we're the best two in the world. We've faced each other a number of times and we know each other inside out, so it was whoever was better on the day.

"I started a little slow, but that's when your experience comes into it - listening to my corner. I went out in the second and third round to win the fight so I'm over the moon.

"I take my hat off to her, she's been around a while. Olympic silver medallist, she's world-class. I'm really pleased with the decision today.

"Dave (Alloway, Lauren's coach) is pretty calm and cool, I didn't really think much of the points deduction. When I fight, I usually get a point off because there's a height difference and it can sometimes get scrappy. I don't really think about that much, I just knew I needed to pick it up, especially going into the last round."

So it will be Li Qian of China for Lauren Price in Sunday's final, she beat Zenfira Magomedalieva to set up a tussle for gold with the Great Britain hopeful.

• Tom Daley, who won gold earlier in the Games in the men's 10m synchro, will put down his knitting and begin his campaign for a second medal in the preliminary round of diving's 10m individual platform (07:00).
• Cyclist Jack Carlin takes on Dutch world champion Harrie Lavreysen in the best-of-three men's sprint semi-finals from 08:10.
• Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny then ride for GB in the madison at 09:15.
• Andrew Butchart is the sole British representative in the men's 5,000m final (13:00), while Laura Muir races in the women's 1500m (13:50)
• Dina Asher-Smith is back and looking to lead Great Britain's bid for a relay medal in the women's 4x100m relay final (14:30).
• Meanwhile, American Allyson Felix aims to become the most-decorated female track and field athlete of all time by winning her 10th Olympic medal in the women's 400m final (13:35)

Thanks Gary, another knockout shift - does this man ever sleep?! If you're just waking up and clocking on for your daily Olympic fix, you've come to the right place. There's an action-packed morning on the way...

Plenty coming up later today including the men's and women's 4x100m relay finals with Great Britain in both.

On that note, time for me to hand over the baton to Alex Bysouth. Go well Al!

Steve Bunce
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lauren Price is now on for a gold medal - the only asterisk attached to that was this woman Fontijn - I would make a case for Fontijn being one of the best female boxers of the last 25 years but she's been beaten.

Price will be going into this final as a heavy favourite - she wins very ugly. She puts every part of her body into it - it's such a victory for her. She has beaten these two women that are in the other semi-final, very comfortably.

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Lauren Price will face either Zenfira Magomedalieva or Li Qian in the final on Sunday.

Price won't have long to find out her opponent with the second semi-final taking place now.

Steve Bunce
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nothing in any of the three rounds and with the points taken off her - she deserved it for that last round - she boxed well and suddenly boxed like she should've been boxing the whole time against Fontijn.

That was pure guts and pure heart.

It is bronze for Nouchka Fontijn but Lauren Price is now guaranteed at least a silver. She won't settle for that, though, she will want to be Olympic champion.

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

Incredible. It wasn't the best of starts for Lauren Price and she was unfortunate to get that point dedicted and she had to work her way into the contest.

Fontijn did not work hard enough in that last round.

So pleased for Price - she deserves it.

Ronald McIntosh
Boxing commentator on BBC TV

Lauren Price has booked her place in the final and she's absolutely ecstatic!

A terrific comeback after she was docked a point. Fontijn gets a bronze.

A terrifically spirited performance, her desire was unquenchable.

Lauren Price WINS!

She's into the gold medal fight. Wow!

Price was right to be confident as the Welsh world champion wins via split decision.