The British pair of Dan Evans and Andy Murray have had to work hard to keep hold of their serve, saving a couple of break points to frustrate the Japanese pair of Taro Daniel and Kei Nishikori.

Still on serve early on in set one.

You can watch the match by pressing 'watch live' at the top of this page right now.

Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four-time Olympic rowing champion on BBC TV

Tokyo was Kimberley Woods' low-point for a number of reasons, but she has been amazingly open and honest about her mental health since then.

She has seemingly turned a corner and proved positive today. The Olympics only comes round once every four years and she has fixed on this final and said: 'This is my goal'.

They were all in tears in the end - it is an emotional rollercoaster - so a massive well done to Kim.

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Five years ago, Australian striker Michelle Heyman retired from international football with a little more than a whimper.

Now she is playing at the Olympics, a feat being called one of the greatest comebacks in Australian sport.

After a record-breaking performance in the domestic football league this season, where she became the first A-League Women (ALW) player to ever surpass 100 goals, Heyman caught the eye of a Matildas coach desperate to fill the hole left by an injured Sam Kerr.

But not only is Heyman back in the squad, she is being seen as Australia’s best shot at finding the net in France.

The Matildas are back in action this evening, taking on Zambia in Group B.

Full story here.

Neil Adams
Two-time Olympic judo silver medallist for GB

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Abe Hifumi has retained his Olympic title!

Absolute brilliance. He catches the sleeve, Willian Lima didn't attack out of it this time, and Abe wins his second Olympic gold medal.

The crowd absolutely loved that performance. They appreciate absolute brilliance.

How classical is that - the bowing and the respect for his opponent - he is now soaking it in!

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The USA are running away with it here and at the end of the third quarter they lead Serbia by 19 points.

LeBron James now has 18 points and seven assists - not bad, ey?

It's going to have to be a big final quarter from the Serbs if they are to mount a comeback.

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport in Paris

Could we be about to see Ireland women secure their first win in Olympic sevens?

Luck Rock's side lost 21-12 to Great Britain on their Olympic debut earlier on, but will fancy their chances of overcoming South Africa, who were walloped 34-5 by world champions Australia.

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Watch highlights as Team GB remain in gold medal position after the team eventing cross country, while overnight individual leader Laura Collett is well placed for gold before Monday's showjumping finale.

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Richard Winton
BBC Scotland at Roland Garros

Right, is this going to be it?

It feels like I've spent most of my adult life watching Andy Murray haranguing himself, his team and the world on tennis courts around the globe but this could well be the last time.

The double Olympic gold medallist and Team GB partner Dan Evans are about to take to the court against Taro Daniel and Kei Nishikori of Japan. Lose, and the great man's career is over.

Win, and he gets another hurl at it in the second round of the men's doubles.

Just bear in mind that Evans has already played singles today and Murray is made of tin, spit and guts.

It's Andy Murray time!

You can watch his doubles match alongside British partner Dan Evans on our additional Olympics channel - on iPlayer, the Red Button or by clicking the 'Watch & listen' tab at the top of this page.

This could be the Scot's last ever professional tennis match.

Allison Curbishley
Athletics expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

You hate watching somebody come down the course and wanting them to fail but that is what sport is about.

Watching Ricarda Funk come down - she started so well but we were willing the best for Kimberley Woods. What a moment for Woods.

Darren Normington: Well done Kimberley Woods. That was tough but you did well.

Matthew Murnaghan: What an amazing paddle by both Jessica Fox and Kimberley Woods!

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

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Without that 50-second penalty, Ricarda Funk would have still gone behind Kimberley Woods!

What a way to start for Woods! She is like a different paddler. She has paddled brilliantly and upped her game throughout, run-on-run.

I felt really confident coming out of the heats for her. All of the work they have been doing has all come together and it is very well deserved.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

What drama at the very end of the women's K1 final!

Ricarda Funk looked on course for a medal right until that disastrous mistake on the 20th of the 23 gates.

Funk's misfortune is Kimberley Woods' gain, though!

What an incredible achievement for Woods, last in the Tokyo final to bronze in Paris. Amazing!

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Liz Akama falls out of her final trick and, with the gold medal already wrapped up, Coco Yoshizawa smashes her final attempt under no pressure to seal top spot on the podium!

Silver goes to compatriot Liz Akama who finished with 265.95 while Brazil's Rayssa Leal takes bronze with 253.37.

What a brilliant, tense final but glory goes to the 14-year-old, who has had a dramatic rise through the rankings in the last year and now she's Olympic champion.

It's party time inside the skate park at La Concorde as Freed from desire pumps out of the speakers!

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Drama!

A nightmare for the defending champion. Germany's Ricarda Funk hits one of the gates and gets a time penalty.

That means Great Britain's Kimberley Woods will take home the bronze medal.

Australia's Jessica Fox finally gets her hands on a K1 Olympic gold, while Klaudia Zolinska of Poland gets silver.

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

You can see how much Kimberley Woods has grown! Her little mistake didn't even bother her and she just kept going and going!

Up until her one little mistake, she was flying. Where we really saw her class was that perfect spin in gate seven and the power she got off that move.

She was a second quicker than her semi-final, so she has really built during this competition, run-on-run.

You can see the excitement on her face!

Poland's Klaudia Zwolinska moves into second and Kimberley Woods is pushed into the bronze medal position.

Jessica Fox remains at the top of the podium as things stand.

Germany's Ricarda Funk is last up.

John Acres
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kimberley Woods is in silver medal postion with two more paddlers to go. The British flags are waving in the crowd and Woods can't believe it. She is in tears!

These are good tears, not like the ones in Tokyo where she came last in the final. She has put those demons to bed whatever happens. What a brilliant run.

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Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Big reaction from the Brazil contingent inside the skate park as Rayssa Leal catapults herself into bronze-medal position with her final trick of the day with a score of 88.83.

China's Cui Chenxi misses her final trick and that means Leal is guarunteed a bronze medal.

Liz Akama and Coco Yoshizawa are the last skaters to drop in. One of them will take the gold, who will it be?

Kimberley Woods is absolutely delighted!

She fires her paddle into the water and pumps her fists as she flies into the silver medal position.