Well done Grace Reid.

She signs off her Olympics with a final dive of 66, taking her points total to 275.85.

Argentina have won Olympic bronze in the women's hockey after beating Belgium in a shootout.

After a 2-2 draw, Sofia Cairo scored the winner to secure a 3-1 shootout victory and Argentina's sixth medal from the last seven Games.

Belgium, playing in only their second Olympics, were in tears at the finale as Argentina celebrated wildly after goalkeeper Cristina Cosentino saved three shootout attempts.

Belgium took the lead early on through Emma Puvrez before Agustina Gorzelany equalised seven minutes into the second quarter.

Argentina went ahead through Agustina Albertarrio before Justine Rasir levelled the scores before half-time.

The Netherlands, in their sixth consecutive Olympic final, take on China in the gold medal match at 18:00 BST.

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With one dive remaining, GB's Yasmin Harper is in sixth while Grace Reid is 11th.

Harper finishes this final with her best dive and it's a score of 65.10.

A brilliant Olympics from Harper after she became a bronze medallist alongside in the Scarlett Mew Jensen.

After a terrible opening dive, China's Chang Yani has been brilliant and she's just posted a score of 75 to put her right in the mix for a medal.

GB's Yasmin Harper is now slipping down the leaderboard with one dive remaining.

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Charley Hull has posted a third round three-under 69 as she continues to repair some of the damage from her disastrous nine-over 81 in Wednesday's opening round. Team-mate Georgia Hall carded a one-under 71 to sit at three over overall.

There is a fascinating battle building at the top of the leaderboard. Morgane Metraux of Switzerland is even par through 11 to remain at eight under for the tournament. But she has been joined at the summit by playing partner Lydia Ko of New Zealand, who is three-under par so far.

Keep up-to-date with our leaderboard.

Grace Reid hits a back 2½ somersault for 55.50 points in her penultimate dive.

It's not gone her way today.

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Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Slightly too much. Great take-off, super spin speed but just a little late on the exit of the dive.

Yasmin Harper is given 55.50 points for the reverse 2½ somersaults in her fourth dive.

The Brit now has one dive remaining and she is in contention for a bronze medal.

We are going to have quite the final on our hands.

Matthew Richardson dominates Jeffrey Hoogland once again to take their best-of-three semi-final 2-0.

Both semi-finals separated within the opening two rides.

It will be GB's Jack Carlin v Jeffrey Hoogland in the bronze medal.

Matthew Richardson will then race Harrie Lavreysen in a potential blockbuster for gold.

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Yikes! Imagine hitting the water at nearly 40 kilometres per hour....

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Rhythmic Gymnastics

The rhythmic gymnastics are under way once more, with China creating a striking resemblance to the five Olympic rings.

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Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

That was more like it from Grace, she had a better take-off.

She still wasn’t quite on the end of the board. That does impact your height, elevation spin speed, just the ability o control the finish of the dive.

Not quite tuned in today for the final.

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Third dive out of the way for GB's Grace Reid and it's only 54 points added to her overall score.

Things are certainly not going her way today but she'll keep going!

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Paris

Jack Carlin was absolutely desperate NOT to add to his bulging haul of silver and bronze medals.

The Scot is gasping for a gold. But Harrie Lavreysen is simply too good.

It's like trying to beat Usain Bolt on the athletics track or Michael Phelps in the pool.

Carlin will go for another bronze at 17:00 BST, as he collected in Tokyo, which would be good consolation.

He's still got the keirin to come as well over the weekend too.

That is a brave effort from Jack Carlin, who did everything to try and hold off Harrie Lavreysen. But the Dutchman was just too good.

Lavreysen goes through to the gold medal match. Carlin will compete for bronze.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

The final moments for Jack Carlin before he faces Harrie Lavreysen once again.

What has he got in the tank?

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Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Well Yasmin really attacked the start of that dive. Stays in balance, gets the arms through and drives the hips up and over – little bit scrappy with the feet and seems to lose a little bit of form.

GB's Jack Carlin has to beat Harrie Lavreysen of the Netherlands in their second semi-final race if he is to keep hopes of a men's sprint gold medal alive.

Defeat in the best-of-three contest will see Carlin drop into the bronze medal race.