Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

We said at the top of the show don’t rule Deignan out. She might not have the legs but she has the head for this.

That's the highest form of respect - Vos immediately reacts.

GB's Lizzie Deignan and and Anna Henderson have worked their way back to re-join the leaders.

And here goes Deignan on the attack!

Team GB's Tommy Fleetwood has a close putt to save par and secure silver...

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Le Golf National

This is the sight greeting Tommy Fleetwood as he walked to the 18th green.

The groans which greeted him missing the putting surface are quickly replaced by an admiring ovation.

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Pfeiffer Georgi has been reeled back in by Lotte Kopecky and the chasing group.

Georgi's British team-mates Lizzie Deignan and Anna Henderson have dropped back by about 20 seconds.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Great Britain's Pfeiffer Georgi has gone on the attack on the second of three laps of the Montmartre. She's opened up a bit of a gap.

27km to go.

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Tommy Fleetwood is getting a fine reception as he walks to the green. He has a very long putt to go joint-top. Or will he play it safe and try to secure his silver medal chances?

Duane Dell'Oca
Golf commentator

Tommy Fleetwood really had that nervous look about him when he was walking up to the 18th, which you don't see often from Fleetwood. It just goes to show how much this means to these guys. The caddy's job now is knowing what to say and more importantly, when to say it.

A few strokes to decide Olympic gold. It's in Tommy Fleetwood's hands, a birdie will force a sudden death play-off.

He's having a very, very long chat with his caddie before he hits this approach.

The Britain decides his plan and locks in. Ahhh it drifts long and left. An incredibly tricky putt to draw level.

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There's only 30km remaining now and GB's Lizzie Deignan is right up there among the leaders.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

With less than 50km to go, there was a crash, involving the United States' Chloe Dygert, that split the peloton.

The breakaway group includes the three British riders - Lizzie Deignan, Pfeiffer Georgi and Anna Henderson - as well as the likes of Lotte Kopecky, Marianne Vos and Elisa Longo Borghini.

With Deignan at the front, the leading group currently have a 43 second gap to the chasing pack.

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Decent approach shot from Tommy Fleetwood who finds the edge of the fairway.

He was a star on this course at the Ryder Cup a few years back. He's won the French Open. If anyone can pull off a miracle at the last it's him.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Le Golf National

Be prepared is the golf fan’s motto.

Enough sustenance. Loads of liquid. Plenty of sun cream.

And, if you’re really on the ball, a little stool to elevate your peeking position.

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Going into the last hole, here's how we stand:

Scottie Scheffler (USA) -19 F

Tommy Fleetwood (GB) -18 thru 17

Hideki Matsuyama (Jap) -17 F

Victor Perez (Fre) -16 F

Jon Rahm (Spa) -16 thru 17

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Le Golf National

Ahhh Tommy lad.

Too much adrenalin goes through in what needs to be a delicate chip.

And it’s too much work to do with the putt back.

The groans, cursing and hands on heads from the punters sum up the mood.

Heavy-handed from Tommy Fleetwood who chips his third shot left of the hole.

He has a lengthy putt to save par and he can't, sending the ball millimetres wide.

That's a bogey, the Britain slips to second. He'll need a birdie on the last to force a sudden death play-off with leader Scottie Scheffler.

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