Biles returnspublished at 12:25 British Summer Time 27 July 2021

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Women's team final

Simone Biles is back, but it looks like she'll be sitting out this next rotation on the uneven bars.

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Canada are a top team and they are going to pose different questions to the other two sides Team GB have played.

So far, GB are dominating possession and are in control, even with the changes. They are just missing that final finish.

GB have been in control so far but haven't really created any chances of note.

They have a corner on the left but Caroline Weir's ball in is nodded safely away.

Biles leaves with trainerpublished at 12:22 British Summer Time 27 July 2021

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Women's team final

Simone Biles potentially has a problem here.

The most successful US gymnast of all time and winner of four golds and a bronze in 2016 appears to have walked off with her coach...

We don't know yet whether she has a problem, or if she will be able to continue or not.

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

The controlled possession and build up play from Great Britain is really good. Canada are happy letting them have those moments. But it's just that final bit. Can we find Nikita Parris a bit earlier? Can Georgia Stanway come into those pockets? It's just that final bit, but it's been impressive so far.

'Absolutely solid throughout that'published at 12:16 British Summer Time 27 July 2021

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Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV

Jennifer Gadirova takes to the beam for Team GB

What a confident, very mature performance!

She looked absolutely solid throughout that.

ROC leadpublished at 12:16 British Summer Time 27 July 2021

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After the first rotation, The Russian Olympic Committee top the standings with 43.799, ahead of the USA on 42.732 and France have just pipped China to third spot after 41.399 on the uneven bars.

A 13.300 for Jennifer Gadirova takes Team GB to 38.866 following their balance beam rotation, for seventh place.

Team GB are starting to pick up the intensity following a nice breakthrough run from left-back by Demi Stokes.

It's switched over to the right by Caroline Weir but Lucy Bronze's poked pass into Nikita Parris runs away from her in the box.

This was one that Cheavon Clarke will replay again and again in his head.

The British heavyweight lost 4-1 on the scorecards but three of those judges had his opponent Abner Teixeria winning by a single point.

Hard lines.

Still no breakthrough in the other game in Group E between Japan and Chile.

It remains 0-0, while GB are patiently building an attack down the right against Canada.

Rachel Daly is playing to the right of Nikita Parris up front for Team GB today.

She played left-back in the opening game after featuring heavily at right-back under Hege Riise for England.

Lucy Bronze tries to link-up with Daly down the right but the pass is too heavy.

It has been another medal-filled morning for Team GB over in Tokyo.

Here are the headlines.

• Great Britain has made its best start to an Olympic Games with at 10 medals, and counting, after four days of competition. The previous best was six after four days of a Games (2000, 2008 and 2016).
• Britain's Tom Dean claimed a stunning gold and compatriot Duncan Scott silver in the 200m freestyle.
• Georgia Taylor-Brown overcame a puncture to win silver for Great Britain in a wet women's triathlon.
• Bianca Walkden suffered a agonising last-second defeat in the semi-finals of the +67kg taekwando.
• Naomi Osaka, who lit the Olympic cauldron at the opening ceremony, saw her hopes of singles gold ended by a defeat to Marketa Vondrousova in the tennis.
• Great Britain's men's sevens team, silver medallists at Rio, recovered from 21-0 down to beat the United States and make the semi-finals.

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was good movement from Georgia Stanway earlier because Canada play with a diamond so she came in between those lines.

I think with the surface and these conditions, it didn't help with her shot, but it's a bright start from Stanway.

Team GB's 2018 Commonwealth champion Alys Thomas and compatriot Laura Stephens are safely into the semi-finals of the women's 200m butterfly.

In fact, strangely, everyone who contested the heats are, as the 16 fastest advance.

At 21-0 down towards the end of the first half it looked as though Great Britain's hopes of bettering their silver from Rio might be cooked...

...but Tom Mitchell's men turned on the style to snatch a 26-21 win over the United States and keep the dream alive.

They might have to start better to have a hope against New Zealand in tomorrow's semi-finals though.

Simone Biles takes to vault for USApublished at 12:05 British Summer Time 27 July 2021

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Women's team final

Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV

Simone Biles takes to the vault.

It's a big vault - very deep in the landing.

That will take a big penalty even though it was ginormous!

USA under pressurepublished at 12:05 British Summer Time 27 July 2021

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Here is Simone Biles, third up for the United States on the vault.

The American struggles to stick the landing after getting plenty of height and gets a 13.766.

The reigning champions are already under a bit of pressure here after a strong start by the Russian Olympic Committee.

It's a quick start from Canada as Evelyne Viens drags a shot wide of Ellie Roebuck's right post.

Canada need a win here today to move ahead of GB at the top of the table.

Are Germany over the hill and into the horizon with the gold medal?

They might well be. Isabell Werth scores 2740.5 aboard Bella Rose 2 to take her team onto 5392.5.

Great Britain are in second on 5106.0, with Charlotte Dujardin to come, but might be more concerned with keeping the third-placed United States at bay on 5062.5 than catching the leaders.

Here's a reminder of the teams as we kick-off in the women's football at the Kashima Stadium.

Canada XI: Labbe, Buchanan, Quinn, Rose, Riviere, Leon, Lawrence, Viens, Gilles, Beckie, Schmidt.

Team GB XI: Roebuck, Bronze, Bright, Williamson, Stokes, Ingle, Weir, Scott, Stanway, Parris, Daly.