Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

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Britons Grace Reid and Yasmin Harper are in good positions for a semi-final spot.

With the top 18 qualifying for tomorrow’s semi-final, Reid is in ninth and Harper 10th.

China’s Chen Yiwen, one half of the pair who won synchro gold, is sitting at the top of the standings.

BBC One

We're back on the water over on BBC One. The winds look slightly better, so the men's dinghy medal race is live on the telly right now.

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Team GB's eliminated 51-year-old skateboarder Andy Macdonald, speaking to the BBC: "That is how you're supposed to do it, get your run down and then everything else is bonus.

"Experience of a lifetime being at the Olympics.

"The first run I didn't do the gnarly heel flick. That's a trick I invented and I didn't want to bail on a trick that I invented.

"Then on my second round I put that in, then in my third round I put in the fake 540 that is the one that did it for me in Budapest, it was totally bonus if I could make it here.

"I did a backflip for the fans, thank you and good night."

On chances of qualifying for Paris: "It was a longshot from the get-go. Thanks to Team GB for getting me here, paying for the plane tickets and getting me to the six stops on the tour.

"There is very few things that bring the world together, sport is one of those things and the Olympics is one of them."

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Well, if loudest cheers, noisiest stamps and biggest score-related boos had been the measure then Andy Macdonald would have surged into the final.

But, with his top score of 77.66 for his third and final run, the skateboarding veteran misses the cut on his debut by finishing 18th.

The top three were Keegan Palmer (93.78), Tom Schaar (92.05) and Alex Sorgente (91.14). The eight-man final is from 16:30.

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Ed Leigh
Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

A scream coming from the famous yellow helmet of Andy Macdonald - that's to everyone who says you're too old.

I show you Andy Macdonald, 51-years of age and laying down a competitor run.

Take a bow, that was spectacular.

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Hands up if you've loved watching the the speed climbing in Paris?

In case you missed the gold medal-winning moment earlier on, here's how Poland's Aleksandra Miroslaw scrambled her way to become the inaugural women's Olympic champion.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Round two of dives over, and British duo Yasmin Harper and Grace Reid are in eighth and 12th respectively.

Harper is already leaving Paris with a medal after she and Scarlett Mew Jensen took home bronze in the synchro 3m springboard. She’d love another to pop in her luggage back to the UK.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

One round down, four to go…

Britons Grace Reid is Yasmin Harper are in a three-way tie for sixth place, with both on 63 points.

A reminder that the top 18 go through to tomorrow’s semi-finals.

When the pressure was on, Great Britain's Katy Marchant came through to book her spot in the quarter-finals of the women's keirin.

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Netherlands have cruised into their sixth successive Olympic women's hockey final with a 3-0 victory over Argentina.

In a repeat of the Tokyo 2020 final, which the Dutch won 3-1, Luna Noa Fokke opened the scoring in the 21st minute before Laura Nunnink doubled the lead shortly before half-time.

Yibbi Jansen then scored from a penalty corner in the third quarter to all-but seal a comprehensive win.

Netherlands will face either Belgium or China, who play in the second semi-final at 18:00 BST.

The final is on Friday 9 August at 19:00 BST.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

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A horrible moment in the diving as Alison Gibson of the USA, during her first dive, spins and ends up slamming her feet into the end of the board.

It drew gasps from the crowd as she landed in the water but, thankfully, she seems to be OK.

I always end up holding my breath slightly when someone leaps backwards - it’s difficult to appreciate just how close the divers actually are to this tiny springy board. Ouch.

The judges may have not given Andy Macdonald's run the stamp of approval, but least American skateboarding legend Tony Hawk liked it!

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

We've heard boos again! And they are for when Andy Macdonald's score comes up at 76.61 for his second run.

The crowd were stamping their feet in appreciation - the temporary stand holds up well - but they don't like the score.

He laughs it off, he's having fun.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

That's the Brits done in the track cycling today...well, for a couple of hours anyway.

In tonight's session, we'll see the men's team pursuit quartet go for gold against Australia, while the women will face Italy for bronze.

The men's sprint also continues, with Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull back in action.

It all gets under way again at 16:30 BST.

Lucy Adams
Professional skateboarder on BBC TV

Yes have some of that! Come on Andy, drink it in!

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

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Andy Macdonald waves his skateboard in the air - he's absolutely loved this! And so have the crowd - people on their feet to give huge respect to the Briton.

He has had to effectively learn a new discipline having spent most of his multi-decade career doing vert - where the walls are much higher than the ones in park.

He is savouring this.

Netherlands have taken a 2-0 lead at the halfway stage of the women's hockey semi-final against Argentina.

The Dutch are strong favourites for the title as defending champions and are on course for a sixth successive Olympic final place.

Luna Noa Fokke opened the scoring in the 21st minute before Laura Nunnink doubled their lead five minutes later.

Hazel Irvine
Presenter on BBC TV

If the winds don't blow, the boats don't go. It's as simple as that.

Great Britain's Katy Marchant makes her move to surge to the front of the pack and takes the turn for home with riders fast approaching.

Luckily, Marchant has enough to hold on to second place and progress to the quarter-finals.

Canada's Kelsey Mitchell qualifies in first.

Would you believe it - the race has been abandoned because of light winds!

You have to feel for Micky Beckett, who had done brilliantly to rise into the silver medal position approaching mark three.

Instead he will have to start all over again.