A stellar effort from Great Britain's Hector Pardoe as finished in sixth place.

A fine performance in a gruelling race.

GB's Toby Robinson finished in 14th.

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

Gold and bronze for Hungary, what a great team success!

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Great Britain took another medal at the velodrome on day 13 of the Olympic Games.

Team GB's Emma Finucane took bronze in the women's keirin to win what she described as a "surreal" second medal of the Paris Olympics.

Katy Marchant, who like Finucane was part of the team sprint gold-winning team earlier this week, came fourth.

There was disappointment for fellow Briton Ethan Hayter as he finished out of the medals in the men's omnium, coming eighth in a four-race event won by France's Benjamin Thomas.

In the day's other action at the velodrome, Britain's Jack Carlin qualified for the semi-finals of the men's sprint but Hamish Turnbull was eliminated.

David Cheeseman
BBC Sport

Big day ahead at the Stade de France for Katarina Johnson-Thompson as she goes for her first-ever Olympic medal in the women’s heptathlon. Just three events to go, starting with the long jump, then the javelin and finishing with the 800m.

It’s also a busy morning for the stadium workforce. After the in-field has been watered, the track has to be dried. So, a Paris 2024 volunteer with a giant roller is valiantly doing sprints up and down the 100m straight. I think he’d be in the medals if this were part of this morning’s competition. The track is looking pristine though so well done to him.

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

Hector Pardoe has a good sprint, so it'll be an exciting finish.

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The gold medal looks to be beyond Hector Pardoe but he's now in sixth and just nine seconds behind Italy's Domenico Acerenza in third.

Is the bronze medal in reach for Great Britain?

BBC One

If you want to continue watching the marathon swimming then switch over to BBC One.

The additional channel on the red button and iPlayer is showing the third round of the women's individual strokeplay at Le Golf National.

GB's Charley Hull is due to tee off at 09:22 BST, with team-mate Georgia Hall at 10:33.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI in Paris

Any Olympic podium is pretty cool, but the one for today's race on the River Seine must be one of the best.

Just look at that view.

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The marathon swimming, featuring GB's Hector Pardoe and Ireland's Daniel Wiffen, is under way - you can watch that on iPlayer and the red button.

The third round of the women's individual strokeplay, featuring Georgia Hall and Charley Hull, has also just started at Le Golf National. In diving, the men's 10m platform preliminaries begin with Kyle Kothari and Noah Williams in action (09:00).

Katarina Johnson-Thompson continues her quest for heptathlon gold with the long jump at 09:05. Ben Pattison, Elliot Giles and Max Burgin are in the the men's 800m semi-finals (10:30), while Cindy Sember competes in the women's 100m hurdles semis (11:05). GB are also in the 4x400m relay heats (10:05).

Tony Roberts and Hamish MacArthur go for a medal in the men's boulder and lead final at 09:15. From 12:00 Joe Choong and Charlie Brown compete in the semi-finals of the modern pentathlon.

It is also a busy day in the velodrome, including Jack Carlin in the men's sprint semi-final and Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell in the women's sprint (from 13:00). From 14:00 we are back in the pool as Grace Reid and Yasmin Harper go for gold in the women's 3m springboard final.

BBC One

Here's the planned BBC One schedule for early on Friday (all times BST):

• 08:20 Men’s Basketball - USA v Serbia highlights
• 09:05 Athletics women’s heptathlon, Long Jump
• 09:40 Athletics women’s 4x400m relay round one
• 10:05 Athletics men’s 4x400m relay round one
• 10:20 Athletics women’s Heptathlon, Javelin
• 10:30 Athletics men’s 800m semi-finals
• 11:05 Athletics women’s 100m hurdles semi-finals
• Sport Climbing men’s boulder and lead final, boulder section highlights
• 11:35 Sport Climbing men’s boulder and lead final, lead section
• 12:15 Diving - men's 10m platform preliminary round
• 12:40 Women's golf

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Some of the major headlines from yesterday in Paris:

• American Noah Lyles says his bid to add the 200m title to his 100m crown was affected by Covid-19.
• American American Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone broke her own world record in winning 400m hurdles gold.
• Ellie Aldridge won Team GB's 13th gold of the Olympic Games in the women's kite sailing final.
• A star-studded USA side fought back from a 13-point deficit against Serbia to reach the men's basketball final.

And some events to look out for this morning in Paris:

• The third round of the women's golf tournament is just getting under way where Switzerland's Morgane Metraux holds a one-shot lead.
• Britain's Kyle Kothari and Noah Williams are in action in the men's 10m platform preliminary round at 09:00 BST.
• Katarina Johnson-Thompson continues her women’s heptathlon bid in the long jump from 09:05 BST.
• At 09:15 BST Team GB's Toby Roberts and Hamish McArthur compete in the sport climbing men's boulder and lead final.
• And later on...breaking makes its Olympic debut (from 15:00) - find out more as street dance comes to Paris in our guide.

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

There are challenges in trying to find your feeder and drink, that in itself can be a challenge, especially when there are lots of swimmers as well. Swimming upstream to it as well is difficult.

You roughly know before the race where they will be and you just have to watch out for your flag. Because of the amount of drift, if you miss it, it is almost impossible to come back.

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Great Britain's Hector Pardoe has risen up to seventh!

Hungary's Kristof Rasovszky has retaken the lead from defending champion Florian Wellbrock.

Just a couple of laps to go.

(all times BST)

• 18:30 Women's 4x100m relay final (Bianca Williams, Imani Lansiquot, Amy Hunt and Desiree Henry)
• 18:37 Women's shot put final
• 18:47 Men's 4x100m relay final
• 19:00 Women's 400m final (GB's Amber Anning)
• 19:13 Men's triple jump final
• 19:25 Women's heptathlon 800m (final- Katarina Johnson-Thompson)
• 19:57 Women's 10,000m final (Megan Keith and Eilish McColgan)
• 20:45 Men's 400m hurdles final

Watch as GB'S Ellie Aldridge becomes the inaugural Olympic kite sailing champion with victory in the final at Paris 2024.

BBC iPlayer

You can watch live coverage of BBC One and our second channel by using 'watch and listen' tab at top of the page (UK users only).

Here's what's planned for the second channel on iPlayer and the Red button after the marathon swim concludes...

• 08:00 BST Golf - Women’s third round
• 09:15 Sport Climbing - GB's Toby Roberts and Hamish McArthur in boulder and lead final
• 10:15 Table tennis – France v Japan, men’s team bronze medal match
• 11:45 – Wrestling/taekwondo/golf

Noah Lyles on the likelihood of competing in the 4x100m relay final on Friday: "We haven't decided yet, I'm going to talk to the 4x100m crew. I'm going to be very honest and transparent with the coaches, and I'll let them make the decision.

"No matter what happens, this 4x100m team can handle everything. I've been with them in practice, I know they can come out with a win, break as many records as they put their mind to."

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Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI in Paris

The refuelling system in this event is a bit mad.

As they come round to the pontoon just after the timing beam, the swimmers have to spot a bottle on the end of a long stick, try to grab it mid stroke, pour it into their mouths and then deposit the bottle in a little box on a paddle board.

And that is after 4.8km of swimming in the Seine.

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Germany's Florian Wellbrock is now the new leader and that poses a huge threat to the rest of the pack.

Wellbrock is the defending champion and he won the gold medal by over 25 seconds in Tokyo.

Great Britain's Hector Pardoe is still 10th but he's now 15 seconds behind. Does he have anything left for a late push?