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Pollution in the River Seine has forced the cancellation of Sunday's proposed swimming training for Olympic triathletes in Paris.

A joint statement from Paris 2024 and World Triathlon said that tests had shown the water quality was below an acceptable standard.

After tests in July, the River Seine was deemed to be clean enough for swimming but heavy rain in the French capital over the past 48 hours has seen the quality diminish.

"The priority is the health of the athletes," the statement read.

The triathlon is due to start on 30 July provided water quality in the Seine is of the required standard.

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Hungary's Marton Fucsovics was serving for the set to take us into a third set, but, to the delight of most of the fans on Court Philippe Chatrier, Rafael Nadal has just got the break of serve back to extend the second set.

Nadal took the first set 6-1 earlier on.

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• Simone Biles made a stunning return to Olympic action in the women's artistic gymnastics qualifying, including a sublime beam routine that scored 14.733.

• There was disappointment in the boxing as Team GB's Rosie Eccles is out of the women's 66kg after a split-decision loss to Poland's Aneta Rygielska.
• Chelsie Giles is left in tears after being knocked out of the second round of the women's -52kg judo by Brazil's Larissa Pimenta.
• Pollution in the River Seine forced the cancellation of Sunday's proposed swimming training for Olympic triathletes.
• Britain's 2023 world champion Matt Richards and team-mate Duncan Scott progressed to tonight's semi-finals of the men's 200m freestyle swimming.
• Helen Glover, Rebecca Shorten, Esme Booth and Sam Redgrave eased through to the final of the women's four rowing.
• Great Britain suffered a narrow defeat by Spain in their opening game in the women's hockey.

Let's have another round-up of what's happened so far on day two in Paris, shall we?

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

I spoke to Dan Evans in the mixed zone a little earlier about his rollercoaster first-round win - and, most importantly, his fitness.

Evans, who is playing in his first Olympics aged 34, fell over in the second set of his win against Tunisia's Moez Echargui. Blood streamed from his knee but, more worryingly, he needed treatment on his wrist and back.

Tonight he is playing in the men's doubles with Andy Murray - who is retiring after the event - and Evans feared the worst.

"I took a tumble and winded myself a bit. I am just a bit sore at the minute, so I will go and get checked out and then jump in the ice bath," he said.

On whether he feared it could impact the doubles, he added: "I was concerned about it for that whole match.

"I do not want to be the one that is pulling out on him. We agreed it was doubles first this week and when I was rolling on the clay, that is what was going through my head."

If I was Murray I'd have been texting Evans as soon as he came off court to check he was OK, but Evans laughed that he hasn't had a message.

Here's how GB's Kimberley Woods qualified for the kayak singles final.

She finished 10th at Tokyo in 2021, but she's the third fastest qualifier for the final behind Ricarda Funk of Germany and Poland's Zwolinska.

Woods will try and get her hands on a medal in this afternoon's final - which starts at 16:45.

There's eventing cross country highlights on BBC One right now. Coming up from 16:!5 BST is the women's archery team final, with the canoe slalom women's kayak final from 16:45.

Over on iPlayer, Red Button and BBC Sport website, there will be the women's skateboard final from 16:00.

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Watch as Ireland's Aiden Walsh was defeated by French boxer Makan Traoré in the men's 71kg match at the Paris 24 Olympics.

He was warned twice for excessive holding.

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Rafael Nadal is the king of Roland Garros, having won the French Open 14 times.

Nadal and fellow Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz defeated Argentine sixth seeds Maximo Gonzalez and Andres Molteni 7-6 (7-4) 6-4 in the first round of the men's doubles on Saturday.

And it has been a quick turnaround for Nadal, who was unhappy with the schedule, calling it "outrageous", with his singles match with Marton Fucsovics of Hungary starting at 2pm on Sunday.

However, Nadal breezed through the opening set 6-1, but it is set to go to a decider with Fucsovics 5-2 ahead in the second.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Once again I'm on my travels at Concorde and this time I stumbled across the Poland 3x3 basketball team practising on the court they will take to on Tuesday, when the event gets under way.

The sport was new to the Olympics in Tokyo, proving to be a hugely popular addition and it looks like it will be no different in Paris.

Poland will take on hosts France in their opening pool match inside this magnificent arena, which will also host the breaking towards the end of the Games.

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Earlier Team's GB's women claimed a late win over Ireland in Pool B of the rugby sevens.

They have a big task ahead this evening when they face Australia in their second game - at around 18:30 BST.

Australia have just absolutely thrashed South Africa, with Maddison Levi dotting down four tries.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Tokyo champion Ricarda Funk shows she is going to take some stopping as she bids to defend her title in Paris.

The German flags are being waved around frantically in the stands as the 32-year-old storms down the course, narrowly edging Kimberley Woods’ impressive time to take top spot.

It very well could be Funk’s gold, brother.

But that may depend on Australia’s three-time Olympic K1 medalist and Tokyo C1 champion Jessica Fox, who is about to complete the semi-final action here.

Great Britain women's bid to win a hockey medal at a fourth-straight Olympics started with a narrow 2-1 defeat by Spain.

Great Britain can still advance from Pool B, with four of the six teams progressing to the quarter-finals, and take on three-time champions Australia on Monday.

Britain's Katie Boulter is out of the women's singles event, losing in the first round 6-4 6-2 to Anna Karolina Schmiedlova of Slovakia.

That's not the end of Boulter's Olympics though as she will partner Heather Watson in the women's doubles with them taking on the German pair of Angelique Kerber and Laura Siegemund in the first round.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Watching the skateboarders reminds me of the weebles. Not a young-person reference but we'll go with it.

They're all basically teenagers and they just have that no-fear thing where if they fall over they'll get back up and still have a big smile on their face.

And, they'll just give the trick another go in their next run.

No British interest in today's street event but it's not half whetting the appetite for the park events later in the week where Andy MacDonald, Lola Tambling and, of course, Sky Brown are in the mix.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Just beyond the skateboard street park is the BMX freestyle venue and if you squint at this picture you might be able to just see that there are currently some riders out there practicing.

Spectators can buy a ticket to the Place de la Concorde grounds, even if they don't have tickets to the actual events, and go and check out what else is going on.

A lot of lucky people have made their way over to the BMX park to have a look what's going on.

The tunes are blasting and the sun is out, what could be better.

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Katie Boulter is facing a first-round exit in her match with Anna Karolina Schmiedlova of Slovakia.

Boulter lost the first set and is now a break down in the second, with Schmiedlova needing two more games for victory.

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Great Britain remain top of the team eventing standings after the cross country despite a jumping penalty against Ros Canter drastically reducing their lead.

Team GB are looking to defend their Olympic title for the first time since 1972 and looked well placed to do so after a flawless run from Tom McEwen on JL Dublin.

That was followed by Laura Collett suffering only a 0.8 penalty on London 52, and while that saw her drop to second in the individual standings - 0.5 behind Germany's Michael Jung - the British team were some way clear of their nearest rivals.

However, Canter was then given 15 jumping penalties to drop from sixth to 21st in the individual and cut Great Britain's lead to 4.7 over France.

The British team have asked for a review following Canter's penalties.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Judo is a huge sport in France - one of the Grand Slam events, which are the big tournaments in the sport, is held here and it always draws a huge crowd.

Amandine Bouchard will compete for the hosts a little later in the women’s -52kg semi-finals.

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John Acres
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kimberley Woods punches her paddle, she punches the air, and she thinks she's done enough to get to this final. She puts her hands to her face, bangs her helmet.

It was a clean run, beautiful. That will be great for her confidence. She now knows she will have a free shot at the final to try and get herself on the podium.

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