If you missed the men's 10m platform semi-finals in the early hours of this morning, fear not.

First up, here's how Tom Daley brought himself back up the rankings with a strong second dive...

It was one of the standout moments of Tokyo 2020 for Team GB.

Tom Daley, finally ending his long wait for an Olympic gold medal, as he and Matty Lee triumphed in a nail-biting men's synchronised 10m platform final in Tokyo.

A pretty good excuse to relive that moment again, wouldn't you agree?

A fourth-placed finish in this morning's semi-final sealed Tom Daley's place in the men's 10m platform final as he bids for his second medal in Tokyo.

Having already claimed his first Olympic gold medal in the synchronised 10m platform alongside Matty Lee, Daley is aim for his fourth Olympic medal - and second in the men's 10m platform in what is his fourth Olympic Games.

So, can he do it?

Image source, Getty Images

Galal Yafai shakes his head in disbelief as he prepares to step up and receive his gold medal.

Will a golden Saturday continue for Team GB?

It's time to head over to the diving.

Before we shot over to the Kokugikan Arena to witness Galal Yafai's golden moment, the women's golf reached its conclusion following a short rain delay.

When play resumed, Nelly Korda claimed gold in the golf for Team USA.

Here's how she did it.

A mention too, to 23-year old Carlo Palaam of the Philippines, who knocked out reigning champion Shakhobidin Zoioriv of Uzbekistan on his way to the final.

From scavenger to Olympic silver medallist. That is some journey.

Team GB

Tokyo 2020 is, so far, Great Britain's fourth best Olympics - and second best outside the UK after Rio 2016.

Great Britain now have 59 medals following Galal Yafai's boxing gold, with another medal guaranteed to come through team-mate Lauren Price.

For comparison, Team GB had 60 medals at this stage in Rio and 58 in London.

Only London 1908 (146 medals), Rio 2016 (67) and London 2012 (65) have produced more medals.

The 19 golds won so far fall short of London's 25 and Rio's 24 at this stage.

Stuart Padgett: Fantastic performance by Galal Yafai, thoroughly deserved gold medal

Ian Cotterill: That was worth getting up for. Well done Galal Yafai, Olympic Champion.

Emma Gregory: What a performance! Worth the 6am alarm. Birmingham is proud of you, bab!

Nicola Adams
Two-time Olympic gold medal boxer on BBC TV

The overriding emotion is relief because the pressure's off, excitement because you've just made history as well.

It's hard to put into words.

It's every athlete's goal to win a medal and then to top the podium and get the gold - all the countries in the world send their best athletes... and your the number one.

Galal Yafai's brothers Gamal and Kal are both pro boxers, with the latter a former super fly world champion.

Some proud siblings right there!

Nicola Adams
Two-time Olympic gold medal boxer on BBC TV

Left hand straight through the middle, down he went. That's the kind of shot you want on your highlights reel. Punches in bunches!

His punch variety was exception. It was beautiful to watch. Dare I say he's the best boxer out of the bunch!

He kept the work-rate up and capitalised on the counter-punches.

Galal Yafai's gold, along with a guaranteed medal for team-mate Lauren Price who fights for gold in the women's middleweight final on Sunday, mean Team GB have earned their biggest boxing medal haul for over a Century.

Bronze medals have already been secured by Kariss Artingstall and Frazer Clarke, while Pat McCormack and Ben Whittaker won silver.

That superb total of six medals achieved in Tokyo is set to see Britain equal their tally from 1920.

Nicola Adams, two-time women's flyweight gold medallist, says on BBC One she is "absolutely buzzing" for Galal Yafai, who becomes GB's first male flyweight Olympic champion since 1956.

He was utterly dominant.

Ronald McIntosh
Boxing commentator on BBC TV

All smiles in the blue corner. Galal Yafai was boxing beautifully in the biggest fight of his career.

It's all about smart boxing from here on in for Galal Yafai. The gold medal is within reach.

He knows Carlo Paalam is going to have to throw everything at him in this final round and it's patient stuff so far from the GB fighter...

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

Palaam is meeting fire with fire - he knows he's behind. It's important that Yafai starts to push him back and to start landing the quality punches.

This was a closer round.

How will the judges score that one?

Another round goes in Galal Yafai's favour, this time a 4-1 split. Carlo Paalam has it all to do here!

Steve Bunce
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

He has got to keep the pressure on and take risks Galal Yafai.

To round two we go. Can Galal Yafai continue his early good work?

It's relentless stuff, as Yafai and Carlo Paalam exchange quick-fire punches in the centre of the ring. Much better from Paalam in this round.