Italy have won the bronze medal in the men's team pursuit, defeating Denmark to get a medal.

Next up is the gold medal race as the British quartet of Ethan Hayter, Charlie Tanfield, Ethan Vernon and Daniel Bigham race against the Australian team of Oliver Bleddyn, Sam Welshford, Conor Leahy and Kelland O'Brien.

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

Denmark are all over the place. They are all spread out around the track. Their chances for this bronze medal have surely gone out of the window.

BBC One

We are live on BBC One right now with the medal races in the men's team pursuit. It is Denmark v Italy for the bronze medals and then Australia v Great Britain for the golds.

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Along with Matthew Hudson-Smith in the men's 400m final, there are GB athletes taking part in semi-final action on track tonight (all times BST).

Men's 110m hurdles semi-finals (18:05)

Tade Ojora

Men's 400m hurdles semi-finals (18:35)

Alastair Chalmers

Women's 400m semi-finals (19:45)

Amber Anning

Laviai Nielsen

Victoria Ohuruogu

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Matthew Hudson-Smith is aiming to become the first British man since Eric Liddell in 1924 to claim Olympic gold in the men's 400m.

Make sure you're tuned it to BBC One at 20:20 BST to see if Hudson-Smith can create his own 'Chariots of Fire' moment at the Stade de France.

Marc Churchill
Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

Keegan Palmer has won a second Olympic gold medal so convincingly, he's won both in the same manner. He is under pressure in these games that is so unlike any other skate contest and he is able to deliver.

Sibley: The camaraderie in this skateboarding competition is getting me teary eyed. So lovely.

Alex: I’ve suprisingly loved the skateboarding. Such a cool sport.

Mixed fortunes for the two Brits in the men's sprint 1/16 finals as Jack Carlin won to advance, while Hamish Turnbull has to race again (from 17:42 BST) in the repechage.

Turnbull will next race Vasilijus Lendel of Lithuania to join Carlin in the 1/8 finals stage.

Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Keegan Palmer gets to have his final run knowing gold is already in the bag.

Tom Schaar hugs and embraces the Australian after missing out on gold.

This is a chance for Palmer to showboat.

Marc Churchill
Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

We billed this as having potential to be the best skating competition we have ever seen and it is shaping up to be just that. I just can't believe the level of skateboarding that we're seeing.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Great Britain's men's team pursuit campaign did not end well three years ago, crashing out in controversial fashion.

That was the first time GB had not been on the podium in the event since the Atlanta 1996 Olympics.

The Union Jack will be raised tonight, but will it be the British or Australian national anthem we will be hearing?

Australia looked in exceptional form yesterday, setting a new world record of 3:40.730.

GB, meanwhile, have changed their line-up from yesterday's first round, with Dan Bigham coming in for Ollie Wood.

The pressure gets to Italy's Alex Sorgente too, knowing he had to do something special to get in the medal positions.

That means Brazil's Augusto Akio is guaranteed bronze.

Keegan Palmer (1st) and Tom Schaar (2nd) are the only two left to go and will battle it out for gold.

Watch how GB's Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden reached the final of the men's springboard diving event. That's coming up on Thursday afternoon.

American Tate Carew falls with just seconds left of his final run so a best score of 91.17 from his second run is not enough for a medal.

Just three left to go.

Marc Churchill
Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

Look at the Brazilian Pedro Barros - the adrenaline is surging through his veins.

That is the Pedro Barros I was hoping to see, and that is the Pedro Barros that will get the loudest cheers here at Place de la Concorde.

He has thrown down a challenge to the judges. They have been giving away some big scores. Is there an even bigger one in the tank for Pedro Barros?

Wow!

Take a bow Pedro Barros.

His final run, pressure firmly on and he pulls out an Indy 540.

The crowd are on their feet. Barros is on his knees!

But it's only good enough for fourth as he scores 91.65.

It's ramping up now.

France's Celine Boutier is the clubhouse leader after the first round of the women's individual strokeplay at Le Golf National.

She carded 65 to finish seven under par, three shots ahead of South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai.

Great Britain's Georgia Hall and Charley Hull both endured difficult days out on the course.

Hall scored 74 to finish two over, tied for 30th, while Hull carded a nine-over round of 81 to sit 58th out of 60.

Full leaderboard here

Brazil's Augusto Akio is the first to go on run three.

His best performance so far... 91.85 puts him in bronze medal position.

There are still seven to go, though, so he faces an anxious wait to see if he stays in that spot.

Akio doesn't seem to concerned as he gets back on solid ground and then starts juggling!

A true showman.