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Charlotte Worthington's title defence is over, but she spoke to BBC Sport:

"It was super tough. That course is a new level for the men and the women. I was trying to ride it with the strengths that I have right now and that was a little bit out of my reach.

"But regardless, my main goal was to be a two-time Olympian, get here and after the journey that I’ve had, to be able to stand up there and perform a run and get to the finish line, the only fight I was fighting out there was me against me.

"I’m really proud after the last two years I’m very happy with all the people that helped me get here. I’m feeling a lot of emotions right now.

"It’s not what you want but I know I’ve achieved my goal."

A fine afternoon in the men's BMX freestyle qualification for Kieran Reilly but it wasn't to be in the women's event earlier for Team GBs Charlotte Worthington.

Defending champion Worthington failed to qualify for the finals.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

The full 60 seconds from Kieran Reilly was packed full of tricks. There wasn't a moment he didn't use one of the ramps, half pipes or quarter pipes to give something spectacular. He always adds an extra element of difficulty and flare. Really, really impressive.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Another big score for Kieran Reilly!

It’s 90.75 and that gives him an average of 91.21 across the two runs which means he qualifies in top spot!

Reilly is in the final, but just how far can he go? This result means he will go last tomorrow and get a look at all his competitors before he takes to the course.

His big rivals tomorrow will be Australian Logan Martin, the defending Olympic champion, and home favourite Anthony Jeanjean.

There’s no question around who this crowd want to see take the gold but who will have what it takes on the day?

A brilliant round of qualifying and it should be an absolutely corking final.

Great Britain's Paris 2024 Olympics campaign came to a crushing end as they lost 19-15 to China in the semi-finals of the fifth-place play-offs.

Watch how a dramatic encounter came to a disastrous close for Team GB.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Now then, second run for Kieran Reilly. He’s already posted a massive score and qualification looks pretty certain.

But part of BMX freestyle is about tactics. You don’t want to show your hand too early.

Reilly will want to keep a couple of surprises up his sleeve for tomorrow’s final while also ensuring qualification.

Finishing near the top does have its advantages though, it means you get to watch the rest of the field go before you. How will Reilly play this?

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Canada have produced a shock win over Australia winning 21-12 to reach the women's rugby sevens final.

They will meet New Zealand in the final at 18:45 BST - the Black Ferns are the current Olympic champions.

Canada have now managed to knockout hosts, France in the quarter-final and the Rio 2016 gold medallists, Australia in the semi-final.

Can they produce another shock result?

Shourjo Sarker
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at Chateauroux Shooting Centre

It was phenomenal consistency from Nathan Hales. He has a world record that he set last year in Linato in Italy when he claimed his first World Cup gold, hitting 49/50. He knows he has that in the locker. But he standard in qualifying yesterday was so high.

He has a huge smile on his face. What a day, what an achievement from the 28 year-old from Rochester in Kent. He is an Olympic champion.

Greece flagbearer and two-time NBA Most Valuable Player Giannis Antetokounmpo was in action earlier today but despite top scoring with 27 points, was on the losing side again as Spain triumphed 84–77.

The defeat leaves Greece needing to beat Australia in their final Group A game to have any chance of reaching the quarter-finals.

In the group's other game today, this season's NBA MVP runner-up Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 16 points to help Canada beat Australia 93-83.

Action in Group B continues this afternoon as France, led by San Antonio Spurs' 7ft 4in phenom Victor Wembanyama, face Japan at 16:15 BST, while world champions Germany take on Brazil at 20:00 BST.

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Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

YES!

A phenomenal run from Kieran Reilly on his Olympic debut.

It’s trick after trick from the Brit as he uses the full course on this first run with ooohs and ahhhs as he pulls off an audacious front flip.

It’s a huge 91.68! The highest score of the day so far!

• Men's triathlon postponed over poor water quality. Read our explainer here.

• Matthew Richards has qualified for the semi-finals of the men's 100m freestyle event, while Jacob Whittle narrowly missed out.
• Anna Hopkin has qualified for the semi-finals of the women's 100m freestyle event.

• Great Britain's men have qualified for the 4x200m men's freestyle relay final, finishing first in qualifying.
• Jack Draper has been knocked out of the men's singles tennis.
• Defending champion Charlotte Worthington has been knocked out of the women's BMX freestyle qualification in the first round.
• Great Britain's men's came from behind to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands in the hockey pool stage.

Who knew trap shooting could be so enthralling?!

What a start to the afternoon.

China's Qi Ying prepares for his fifth and final shot in this round by dusting the sweat off his face - it's hotting up out there - before executing the shot to reach a tally of 40 out of 43.

It's still Nathan Hales of Great Britain who leads, though, with a perfect five taking him to 43 out of 45.

Hales has already matched the Olympic record.

Guatemala's Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas hits four of five shots but has to settle for bronze.

Now for the gold medal battle between Great Britain's Nathan Hales and China's Qi Ying.

Hales leads by three.

Heather Fell
Modern Pentathlon Olympic Silver medallist

It’s a significant margin at this stage now with Hales two ahead.

Great Britain's Nathan Hales regains the lead as he hits four of five to move two clear of China's Qi Ying, who misses two of his shots in this round.

Guatemala's Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas guarantees himself a medal with the final shot.

Sweden's Rickard Levin-Andersson falls at the final hurdle with 30 shots out of 35 not enough to put him in medal contention.

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The sailing rounds are still in progress over in Marseille.

After round four out of 16, Great Britain's Emma Wilson is leading the women's windsurfing.

Poland's Pawel Tarnowski leads the men's windsurfing, while Netherlands are leading the women's skiff and New Zealand's pair leading the men's.

We're getting down to the business end of this final as America's Derrick Mein is the next to be eliminated with 26 out of 30.

Great Britain's Nathan Hales is tied with China's Qi Ying for the lead with both hitting 28 out of 30.

Just four remain and the next competitor will be eliminated in five shots.

New Zealand remain on course to defend their Olympic title after a dominant 24-12 victory over USA.

The second semi-final is World Cup champions and Rio 2016 gold medallists Australia against Canada, who shocked hosts France last night in the quarter-finals.