Duane Dell'Oca
Golf commentator

Korda is leading by three, she's managed to scratch out a few pars, but she's playing so well that even her bad game is better than many other people's good game.

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Team GB

More from Pearne-Webb, when asked to sum up the achievement in spite of challenges: "This cycle has not been too much of a rollercoaster because there’s not been many highs. There’s a few girls here that experienced the massive high in Rio and I think after winning and achieving the ultimate dream, that in itself is the biggest challenge and to bring a group of girls that have watched that all together, as you said there have been so many challenges, I can’t even recall them all and that is collectively as a team and so many individuals as well.

"It’s been tough for everyone back home the past 18 months as well. The girls in our squad including myself haven’t seen our families in over a year. We’ve been locked down, Christmas on our own because we want to come here and want to give as good a performance as we could.

"Olympic Bronze even a few months ago was in our wildest dreams and I’m so proud of the whole squad, the whole support staff, everyone that’s been involved that we’ve come away with something from here."

Team GB

Great Britain captain Hollie Pearne-Webb, speaking to BBC Sport after they won bronze: "Don’t know what to say. Obviously incredibly proud of the whole squad – the 16 people that are going to get a medal here. We have got three girls that are here as reserves that aren’t, and they deserve one. We’ve got players at home that weren’t selected. We very much rely on our whole squad, there’s 26 girls in the squad but there’s so many more that have been part of it over the past five years. I wish every single one of them could get a medal. They deserve one. That’s why we’re here – that’s why we’ve achieved it.

"It’s been a tough five years and I couldn’t be prouder of them all. We’re all here because we still had that little bit of belief deep down and there’s been loads of time over the years where we’ve doubted we could achieve this and I’m just so pleased and proud that of everyone that we have."

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Coming towards the end of the third round of the women's golf and Nelly Korda is keeping hold of her four-stroke lead with two holes left to play.

Impressive stuff from all the golfers out there given they've spent a few hours in increasingly hot conditions. The thermometer is touching 35 degrees out there.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

Bronze medal for Great Britain! The gold in Rio 2016, now the bronze in Tokyo. The celebrations start.

Heartbreak for India, they were unable to emulate what their men achieved 24 hours ago.

Great Britain can enjoy the moment. The huge disappointment from the semi-final loss to the Netherlands is replaced by joy.

A lovely post here from Simone Biles, who has just arrived back home.

She writes: "Houston, I'm home. Thanks for making sure I didn't have to wait one more minute to see my family. #united."

"We want to have some steaks" she said to Houston TV station KHOU-11 at the airport.

Her sister Rachel added: "Very, very emotional. Good to have her back."

Mr T is loving USA's beach volleyball win!

• Lauren Price, who can count the Duke of Cambridge among her fans, is guaranteed a boxing bronze, but can upgrade to a minimum of silver if she beats Nouchka Fontijn in the women's middleweight semi-finals (06:00 BST).
• 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 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).
• 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)

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USA's April Ross and Alix Klineman win beach volleyball gold by beating Australia's Mariafe Artacho del Solar and Taliqua Clancy 2-0 in the final.

Dominant stuff from the USA, who lost just one set on the road to becoming Olympic champions.

If you are just waking up here is how Great Britain won hockey bronze.

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote: "Great Britain (G1-S0-B3) wins its fourth medal in women's hockey and its third in a row, after bronze in 2012 and gold in 2016.

"Laura Unsworth is the first British hockey player in men's and women's hockey to win three Olympic medals.

"Great Britain's 4-3 win against India in this bronze medal match equals the record for most goals in any bronze or gold medal match in women's Olympic hockey. There were also seven goals in the bronze medal match in 1992, when Great Britain beat Republic of Korea 4-3 after extra time."

And if you want to read more about the Indian hockey women and their incredible achievements to date, there is an insightful piece on them here.

Kate Richardson-Walsh OBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC TV

For Indian women generally, in quite a traditional patriarchal society, we're seeing Indian women thriving, being the very best versions of themselves that they can be on a global stage.

Strong, athletic, intelligent, bright women really doing amazing things. They are role models across their country.

Although they've finished fourth and they'll be so devastated, what is success? There are more elements of success here. Take that home and celebrate it as a group.

Kate Richardson-Walsh OBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC TV

It's not just about the players there, it's about the players back home - I'm going to get emotional again...

Some who have played a role in this five year cycle, some that have been injured in the lead up to this and couldn't fight for their place, all those players and staff - everybody matters. Everybody has value and they all played a role in getting that bronze medal.

There will be 16 players on that podium, but it will be about every single person in that squad. That's the reason that they're there.

Steven: PHEW! We can relax now. Well done women's Team GB hockey for grabbing the bronze. India women's hockey were a respectable opposition. Great game.

Kate Richardson-Walsh OBE
Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC TV

GB managed the pressure phenomenally well, managed the clock and were clinical when they got their chances. I'm really pleased for that team.

India are so dangerous on the counter attack and they're so lethal on penalty corners, so Great Britain had to be so diligent and they were.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

This is really hard for the Indian players to take. A win for India would have had such positive ramifications back at home. They couldn't quite get it done.

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