Laura Kenny
Five time Olympic gold medal track and road cyclist on BBC TV

The second ride from Team GB was brilliant, it was the fastest a British team has ever gone. You can't ask for more than that really.

For the bronze medal against Italy, I think they are the favourites going into that ride.

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She has achieved her childhood dream, but could she be on the verge of Olympic history?

Already a world champion and now an Olympic gold medallist aged just 21, Emma Finucane still has two further opportunities in Paris to add to her women's team sprint gold.

If she does so, she would become the first British woman to achieve that feat at one Games.

Finucane anchored the Team GB team that beat New Zealand in Monday's sprint final in a world record time.

• Find out more about Emma Finucane with our feature here

Andrew Moon
BBC Sport in Paris

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A tough day for the Brits at Golf National.

Tommy Fleetwood secured a brilliant silver for Team GB in the men’s golf but both British women are way off the pace in the first round of their competition.

Charley Hull really struggled finishing on nine-over par and declined to do any broadcast interviews afterwards. Georgia Hall had a solid start but is now three-over par after 17 holes.

Home favourite Celine Boutier leads on four under par.

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Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Team GB's Yasmin Harper and Grace Reid made it safely through to tomorrow’s semi-finals in the women’s 3m springboard

Harper finished ninth and Reid an impressive fifth to ensure they were two of the 18 athletes that went into tomorrow’s semi-final.

That takes place from 09:00 BST.

Great Britain will be aiming to win gold in the velodrome later on when they take on Australia in the final of the men's team pursuit.

Watch below as GB's Ethan Hayter, Ollie Wood, Dan Bigham and Ethan Vernon qualified for the race.

GB have won gold in this event in 2008, 2012 and 2016, but came seventh in Tokyo three years ago. Australia have won this competition in 1984 and 2004 and have already upgraded from the last Olympics when they won bronze in Japan.

BBC Radio 5 Live

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More from Lewis Richardson speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about his bronze medal: "[It was] ever so close. Three-two split decision. Of the six Great British boxers, five of us lost on a 3-2 split decision and the other one was 4-1 split decision. Every one of the losses have been extremely close. Boxing is such a subjective sport - you have a scoring criteria but sometimes there is a preference of what the judges wants to see. You would have to say we have been unfortunate with certain decisions.

"More importantly, the boxers can look back and be proud of the performances. I'm certainly proud of my three bouts and although the others dipped out in the first rounds, they can be extremely proud of their performances.

"This has been the best year of my life so long may it continue. Where I'm at right now is my dream. It wasn't always boxing - it was just the Olympics. I'm so proud to represent Team GB.

"It has been an amazing experience."

What's already happened?

• GB sailor Micky Bennett has missed out on a medal in the men's dinghy final, finishing sixth overall, while Australia's Matt Wearn won gold.
• Britain's George Mills was involved in a dramatic collision and fiery confrontation as the men's 5000m heats boiled over on day 12 at the Olympics - but Mills is through to Saturday's final despite fearing he was out after falling near the finish line.
• Team GB made smoother progress in the men's 800m and women's 100m hurdles, while there was also British cheer in the diving and climbing.
• But 51-year-old Andy Macdonald failed to qualify for the men's park skateboarding final - while Charley Hull endured a nightmare start to the women's golf.

What's coming up in the next few hours?

• GB are going for cycling gold in the men's team pursuit final at 17:33 BST - but face a tough test against world record holders Australia.
• There's also a medal hope in the women's team pursuit, with GB qualifying for the bronze medal race against Italy at 18:17 BST.
• Meanwhile, the men's park skateboarding final will be taking place at 16:30 BST and will be worth keeping an eye on - even without GB representation.

BBC Radio 5 Live

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Team GB's Lewis Richardson spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live after winning a bronze medal last night: "A great bout last night. It is always a difficult dynamic in boxing because you win your quarter-final to secure a bronze medal.

"You have the euphoria of knowing you have secured a medal but then you have to regroup, go again in the semi-finals to try and get a place in the final to fight for silver or gold.

"Unfortunately it didn't go my way last night so it was initial disappointment from the result but also in hindsight I achieved a massive dream to win an Olympic medal. I earned that bronze medal, it certainly wasn't given."

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

It is all about tactics and keeping your head. No heroics, just do what you have to do. And most importantly no mistakes, that is the key in the early rounds. Don't waste too much energy. Always make sure you know what your opponent is going to do and don't leave yourself vulnerable.

It is a busy afternoon in the velodrome with the next phase of the men's individual sprint coming up from 16:30 BST. Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull, who both helped Great Britain win a silver medal in the team event yesterday, are both still going strong.

Carlin will race Colombia's Cristian David Ortega Fontalvo before Turnbull takes on Mohd Azizulhasni Awang of Malaysia. Have a watch below to see how Carlin and Turnbull moved into this phase.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

In to the final round of dives we go in the preliminaries.

The key thing for Team GB is that Yasmin Harper and Grace Reid have got themselves in fantastic positions. They're sixth and eighth respectively, Harper with 241.50 points and 235.75 points for Reid.

Shirley Robertson
Two-time Olympic gold medallist on BBC TV

Mickey Beckett is going to be heartbroken. It has been a tough week. When he looks back at this medal race, there was a lot of desperation, a lot of errors. Really really tough.

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France's Celine Boutier continues to enjoy an excellent afternoon at Le Golf National.

She leads the first round of the women's golf by two shots ahead of the United States' Lilia Vu and South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai, sitting six under through 15.

Team GB's Georgia Hall is still out on the course - she's four over after 14 and down in tied 42nd. Fellow Briton Charley Hull had a poor day with a nine-over round of 81 to sit 58th out of 60.

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Niall Myant
Sailing commentator on BBC TV

Micky Beckett needs to put boats behind him and he is running out of time.

All four quarter-finals are taking place today at Bercy Arena and two have already concluded.

Australia and Belgium are through to the last four after victories against Serbia and Spain respectively.

An 85-67 win against Serbia means Australia, who have won five medals in nine previous appearances in the competition, are going to be involved in a semi-final on Friday.

Belgium finished seventh when making their debut at Tokyo 2020 but have already far surpassed that achievement after a 79-66 win against 2016 silver medallists Spain.

Victory in the last four secures a spot in the gold medal match with the two losers in the semi-finals going on to compete for bronze.

There are still a further two quarter-finals to come:

• Germany v France (17:00 BST)
• Nigeria v USA (20:30 BST)

Shirley Robertson
Two-time Olympic gold medallist on BBC TV

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Mickey Beckett must to get two boats between himself and the sailer from Peru Stefano Peschiera, who has had the week of his life. It is his third Olympic Games - in Tokyo he was 25th and in Rio 31st, but here it has just suited him perfectly.

Great Britain's Mickey Beckett will have to work hard to get into the medal places in this men's dinghy medal race. It's leg three of five and the 29-year-old is seventh in the standings.

Norway's Hermann Tomasgaard is leading with Jonatan Vadnai in the silver medal position and Pavlos Kontides of Cyprus in bronze.

Tony Johnstone
Six-time winner on the European Tour on BBC TV

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One tiny hiccup for Celine Boutier and the rest has been beautiful to watch. She is clear again at the top, just like that.

She is so in command of her game today.

Shirley Robertson
Two-time Olympic gold medallist on BBC TV

What a difficult start for Mickey Beckett. We just heard that he just got penalised for moving the rudder too much in that pre-start to hold that position.

It is very light winds, it is hard to manouvre. They are not even hiking out, they are not at full power.