Two athletes to come.

China's Yang Jian, the world champion, and Cao Yuan to settle the medals...

And that will be good enough to get Tom Daley a second Olympic medal at Tokyo 2020! Sensational.

A final-round score of 91.80 completes a wonderful showing in the men's 10m platform final.

Now, we wait to see what colour that medal will be...

Here comes Tom Daley.

One dive to go.

One dive to secure a medal.

Five of 12 in the men's 10m platform final have had their final dive, and none have been able to move themselves into the medal mix.

Tom Daley is closing in on a second medal at Tokyo 2020.

There's been some drama in the men's keirin heat involving Briton Jack Carlin.

Two riders hit the deck and the gun goes to signal a void race. We're waiting to hear if anyone will be penalised.

No, we can't watch either.

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Kat Downes
Commentator on BBC TV

It's turning it a real ding-dong in this 10m platform final and the gloves are off.

Tom Daley is in bronze-medal position at the moment but 10 points adrift of the silver. One dive to go!

World champion Yang Jian responds in champion style. Another excellent dive scores 102.60 and puts him back above Daley.

Next up, it's leader Cao Yuan... Another belter - and he adds 101.75 points to his tally for that one to regain top spot.

Daley finds himself back in bronze position going into the final round, with a 28-point advantage over fourth place!

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

I am going to stand up for you Tom Daley. That is brilliant!

Welcome to this competition. He loses his hands a little bit but he was super-tight and kept the splash down.

Yes, yes, yes. Tom Daley bounces back from a disappointing third dive with a stunning fourth despite the pressure.

94.35!

It's a huge, huge dive for Daley and his fellow finalists watching can only applaud.

Game on!

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

Jason Kenny got himself into the right spot but he wasn't able to maintain the speed.

He just ran out of steam in the end and will go into the repechage.

Jason Kenny is going to do it the hard way if he is going to add to his stellar medal collection.

He's been in heat one of the men's keirin with the first two through automatically qualifying for the quarter-finals.

Kenny hits the front with two laps to go but is overtaken on the final lap and sits up. It will be the repechage for him as France's Rayan Helal and Germany's Maximilian Levy advance.

Right then. Four down, two dives to go at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.

Tom Daley finds himself third on 362.10 points, behind the 365.05 of Yang Jian in second, and Cao Yuan's lead tally of 378.00.

Anyone else feeling a bit tense?

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Bold and brave from Katy Marchant and she wins decisively in the heat.

Marchant with that one move when it looked like she was going to be pinned to the boards.

Safely through to the quarter-finals. No repecharge means rest for the legs.

It's a busy morning at the Izu Velodrome with Katy Marchant the first Briton in action in the women's sprint.

She's taking on Canada's Lauriane Genest for a place in the quarter-finals.

And it's decisive win for Marchant as she stays at the top of the track until the penultimate lap before swooping down, passing Genest to progress with ease to the next round.

Yang Jian takes full advantage, moving into pole position with a score of 91.20 to edge three points clear...

And that one's even better!

China's Cao Yuan pulls off a brilliant dive to take the lead and push Tom Daley down to third place.

It's all to play for with two dives remaining!

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

The pressure is on for Tom Daley - he has just a one-point lead.

Good start, good pike shape but he doesn't keep all of the splash down and there is a volcano that just bubbles up.

It's a first blip for Tom Daley in this final.

Dive number four fails to meet the high standards set by his opening efforts, and a score of 80.50 leaves the door open for his rivals...

Round four. Feeling nervous?

The top three remain well clear of the rest, but can Tom Daley keep Chinese divers Yang Jian and Cao Yuan at bay?

Here he comes now...

Team GB

Earlier, Galal Yafai spoke to BBC Sport and his brother, professional boxer Kal Yafai after claiming men's flyweight gold. Here's what he had to say:

"I’m a pretty calm person. Obviously something I’ve always wanted to do – be an Olympic champion and I am over the moon. I’ve worked hard, I was working six years ago and just took up boxing. I trained hard and it shows if you work hard you can reap the reward.

"I’ll bet friends and family will be over the moon. The support has been ridiculous from everyone back home. It’s overwhelming the support I’ve got."

On the support of team captain and friend Frazer Clarke:

"Happy birthday to Frazer Clarke – he said to me go and win the Olympic gold for his birthday and I’m glad I could give it to him.

"I was so determined to win. I saw loads of people say on Twitter about the heart Galal has got. I just had the heart and desire to win and it worked out."

His brother Kal Yafai joined on a zoom call and said:

"I’m so proud. You were doing what you need to do. I was watching it in bed on my own – I like to concentrate. I was very confident and I’m just so proud. It will change his life.

"When he landed that punch in the first round I was going nuts. I knew he was going to win the gold medal."

Galal on how important his brothers have been:

"If it weren’t for them, I wouldn’t have started boxing."

He also spoke about the inspiration of Nicola Adams who was watching in the studio:

"Unbelievable. Nicola will know how it feels – she’s done it twice. I was watching her in 2016 and she was my inspiration."

Last word goes to brother Kal:

"Last thing I’m going to tell you – I’ve got your PS5 – it’s waiting for you."