Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Great Britain have been pushing and pushing and they are finally level - much to the joy of the British fans in the crowd.

It was Zach Wallace who finally found the net, converting a penalty stroke that not even the superb French keeper Arthur Thieffry could stop.

Could be a tense final 15...

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What's already happened?

• Great Britain rowers Helen Glover, Esme Booth, Sam Redgrave and Rebecca Shorten win silver in the women's four.
• There are also bronzes for the men's four and the women's double sculls.
• Team GB skateboarder Sky Brown has suffered a dislocated shoulder but still intends to compete in Paris next week.
• Former 1500m world champion Jake Wightman has been forced to withdraw from the Games with a hamstring injury. Wightman was due to compete in the 800m.
• The GB trio of Ben Maher, Harry Charles and Scott Brash qualify for the team showjumping final.

What's to come next?

• At 14:30 BST, Rio gold medallist Joe Clarke goes in the semi-final of the men's canoe slalom.
• At Roland Garros, Andy Murray will hope to continue his farewell tour when he and Dan Evans take on Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul of the USA in the men's doubles at around 16:30.

And that is that for four-time French Open champion Iga Swiatek's hunt for an Olympic gold medal.

The Polish star was last beaten at Roland Garros in 2021.

China's Qinwen Zheng produced the win of her career to progress to the final in a 6-2 7-5 victory.

Swiatek, of course, will now play for the bronze medal.

Poland's Iga Swiatek is on the verge of being beaten in the semi-finals by China's Qinwen Zheng.

Zheng has just broken Swiatek and is now serving for the match.

Wow, this would be a huge shock.

Well done Katie Boulter and Heather Watson! They may be down but they're not out!

The GB women get one break back in this second set, much to the delight of the crowd.

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Former 1500m world champion Jake Wightman has been forced to withdraw from the Olympic 800m because of a hamstring injury.

Wightman was a big medal hope for Great Britain. He has been replaced by Elliot Giles in the men's 800m.

The 30-year-old took 1500m gold at 2022 World Championships in Eugene, beating Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen in a thrilling race.

However, he has struggled with injury since and withdrew from the 2023 World Championships, where fellow Briton Josh Kerr took the 1500m title.

Another injury meant Wightman missed the British Championships earlier this year but he still got the nod for the 800m - the distance over which he won European silver in 2022.

Giles missed out as a result but now comes in to compete at his third Olympics, joining Ben Pattison and Max Burgin as the British entrants in the men's 800m.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Boulter and Watson have gelled together very nicely this week, racking up a pair of impressive wins to reach the quarter-finals.

Their styles have complemented each other - Boulter serving and hitting big from the baseline working in tandem with Watson’s sharp net play.

Today they haven’t been as effective and that’s down to the quality of the Italian pair.

The Brits are a double break down at the start of the second set.

Lewis Coombes
BBC Sport in Paris

It’s heartbreak for British shooter Seonaid McIntosh in the Women’s 50m 3P Rifle.

After starting like a train, the world number one led the way after the first position, kneeling.

But by the time she’d completed her 20 shots in prone, McIntosh had dropped to third.

And seemingly struggling to get to grips with the standing position, McIntosh finished 12th, with a score of 586-38x.

The Edinburgh-shooter had won all bar one of the World Cup events this year, so was a favourite to medal.

Only the top eight progress through to tomorrow’s final. For McIntosh, this will be a hard pill to swallow.

BBC One

If you want to catch the rest of Great Britain's men's hockey match against France then head over to BBC One now!

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Watson confidently held serve - but then so did Paolini.

Even more work to do for the Britons against their top-quality Italian opponents.

Errani and Paolini reached the French Open final on the same Roland Garros clay about six weeks ago.

At the end of the set, some fans start singing ‘happy birthday’.

Think it’s celebrating another fan’s special day as opposed to Katie Boulter - who has turned 28 today.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

That's the question everyone has been asking as they try to plan their days around the great man.

But it is also a difficult to give an exact answer to.

In short, Andy Murray and Dan Evans are playing fourth on Court Suzanne Lenglen.

Plays starts at 11:00 BST when Czech pair Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova play Chinese Taipei's Hsieh Su-Wei and Tsao Chia-Yi in the women's doubles.

After that are two men's singles quarter-finals - Germany's Alexander Zverev against Italy's Lorenzo Musetti before Norway's Casper Ruud against Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime.

I'd guesstimate (a mug's game in the unpredictable nature of tennis) the Brits will be playing about 17:30 BST.

Don't hold me to that, though. We'll give you regular updates how things are panning out as the day goes on.

BBC iPlayer

Head over to the Red Button or BBC iPlayer for some British tennis action.

GB's Heather Watson and Katie Boulter are in a doubles quarter-final clash against Italian third seeds Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini.

The Italian pair made it to the French Open final in June and have just taken the first set in 30 minutes.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

The first of the British pairs in quarter-final action today have work to do.

Katie Boulter and Heather Watson are a break down against Italian third seeds Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini.

Watson is serving to keep the Brits in the opening set.

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Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Well!

Great Britain's men are up against it, with the hosts leading at half-time.

GB had been on top and pushing hard but France, through a late break, had Timothee Clement in the right place to bundle in with just 46 seconds remaining.

The noise inside the stadium when France scored was deafening. GB could be made to rue their missed chances - they've gone 0/10 from penalty corners so far...

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After breaking early in the second set, Poland's Iga Swiatek has been pegged back by China's Qinwen Zheng.

If Swiatek was to win this set then the two would enter a championship tie-break to decide who reaches the final.

BBC One

Here what is to come on BBC One this afternoon (all listings are subject to change).

(All times in BST)

13:45: Sailing Men’s Skiff Race

14:30: Men's Beach Volleyball - USA V Brazil

15:00: Canoe Slalom - Men’s K1 Semi-finals

15:55: Sailing - Women’s Skiff Race

16:30: Canoe Slalom - Men’s Kayak Single Final

17:15: Gymnastics - Women’s All-Round Final

18:00: Tennis - Andy Murray/Dan Evans v Taylor Fritz/Tommy Paul

Here is that heat, in which Duncan Scott saw off France star Leon Marchand to progress to the semi-finals...

Duncan Scott on qualifying for the men's 200m individual medly semi-finals: "I probably wasn't that quick, but I felt alright. It will be a really good race tonight, I'm going to have put something out that to get to the final.

On beating Leon Marchand: "It's really special walking out, they see his name and going nuts. It's really cool, you can hear them coming out for him it's special.

Tom Dean, who also qualified: "Looking at what Duncan is doing because he is the pinnacle of being able to do both [disciplines'. It is a completely different beast. Have a swim this morning then [I am trying to keep] moving on and moving on."

Here's how the overall medal table looks following three medals this morning in the rowing for Team GB.

China continue to lead the way, while the silver and two bronzes on the water have lifted Britain back above South Korea into sixth.

You can find the full medal table here.