Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

Joe Clarke knows there is time in this course, he needs to stay off the poles.

Ooh. Joe Clarke gets held up in the rapids just before gate seven.

He's only half a second off the pace, though.

A deep breath and go! Joe Clarke is off.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Joe Clarke considered his future in the sport following his Tokyo omission, but he has responded emphatically to that heartbreaking setback and won world gold in this event last year.

He appears at the top of the course - and the British support make themselves heard.

Clarke is potentially 88 seconds away from gold.

Germany's Noah Hegge misses out on the podium.

Here comes GB's Joe Clarke. Can he reclaim his Olympic title?

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Gymnastics - women’s all-around final

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Moments after the men’s all-around medal ceremony finished last night at the Bercy Arena, they quickly started taking down the men’s apparatus and replacing it with the women’s.

The high bar area now houses the uneven bars and the pommel horse and rings have made way for the balance beam. There’s just a big gap where the parallel bars were. The floor and vault have stayed in place.

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Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

SO CLOSE.

Titouan Castryck slaps his helmet after narrowly missing out on the gold medal position, prompting Italy's Giovanni de Gennaro to drop to the floor in disbelief as he his place on the podium is confirmed with just two athletes to come.

The atmosphere has been brilliant here every day, but I have not heard a noise like that at these Games as the French 19-year-old chased the gold.

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

Titouan Castryck was building on his run. He knows this course so well.

It was an unbelievable run until he got stuck on gate 16 and he couldn't react quick enough - how frustrating for him.

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Titouan Castryck smacks his helmet in frustration.

The upstream gate at 17 was his undoing.

The Frenchman finishes just 0.20 seconds off leader Giovanni De Gennaro, who is guaranteed to get a medal.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

The noise here if French 19-year-old Titouan Castryck goes into the lead is going to be incredible.

The DJ has been completed drowned out as the home favourite begins his run!

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GB have extended their lead against the USA by a further two goals in the third quarter of their penultimate Pool B match.

Sophie Hamilton broke down the left before squaring to Hannah French, who did well to get in front of the USA keeper Kelsey Bing and turn the ball into the net.

Then Sarah Jones impressively connected with a ball at waist-height to drive past Bing and give GB a 5-2 lead.

With Spain leading South Africa 1-0 in the other match in the pool, as things stand GB will progress to the quarter-finals.

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France's Titouan Castryck is next up.

Not only will the 19-year-old have the support of the crowd, he also holds an intimate knowledge of the venue.

He was an impressive winner of the test event in October, taming the challenging Vaires-Sur-Marne course to post an error-free run of 89.20.

Four to go!

As it stands, Italy's Giovanni de Gennaro is at the top of the podium, Spain's Pau Echaniz is second, while Martin Dougoud of Switzerland is in the bronze medal position.

GB's Joe Clarke will be last to go.

Patrick Winterton
Canoeing commentator on BBC TV

This is a bit like golf, the harder you try the worse you get!

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

That is a huge, huge shock. The once admirably loud Czech support are left deflated.

Tokyo champion Jiri Prskavec is not even going to make the podium.

This is wide open.

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Jiri Prskavec will not defend his title! He won't even get a medal.

The paddler from the Czech Republic hits gate 16 with his paddle after nudging gate seven.

A time of 91.74 seconds sees him move into fifth. Italy's Giovanni de Gennaro remains at the top of the podium for now.

Patrick Winterton
Canoeing commentator on BBC TV

Jiri Prskavec is a magician on the uphill gates.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Now then, time to see what the defending champion can do.

Jiri Prskavec is undoubtedly one of Joe Clarke's greatest barriers to gold.

The Czech support make sure they are heard by their man at the top of the course. Away he goes...

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

That wasn't a prefect run from Giovanni de Gennaro. He was having a hard time trying to reaccelerate the boat at times.

Switzerland's Martin Dougoud holds his hands up in disbelief after he finds out he's been penalised a whopping 50 seconds for missing gate 16.

But he's waving to fans and smiling a few minutes later after the judges overturn their decision and he moves into the bronze medal position.