Disappointment for Spain's Carlos Alcaraz. He sits with his head in his hands as Novak Djokovic shares an emotional hug with his kids, who were watching from the stands.

But the Spaniard is only 21-years-old. He'll have another chance.

This is very likely to be Djokovic's last Games.

Tony Johnstone
Six-time winner on the European Tour on BBC Red Button

Tommy Fleetwood is a co-leader now and has got his fate in his own hands. That is a good position to be in.

Tommy Fleetwood take a bow. The Britain is on to six under on the day by sweeping in a fab birdie on the 16th. He goes to 19 under alongside Scheffler who, remember, has a birdie chance of his own on the 18th.

Jon Rahm is back in it! The long-time leader faded at the start of the back nine but has now sunk a birdie to move to 17 under on the 16th, a joint-bronze medal position.

Tommy Fleetwood's putt is up next.

Here it is! The gold medal point!

Surely, it's Novak Djokovic's time now?

On to the 18th and American Scottie Scheffler has a tricky approach shot in the rough. But the Masters champion absolutely nails it and sets up a fine birdie chance to extend his lead.

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Gymnastics - men's vault final

Aurel Benovic of Croatia is next up.

Oh... here we go.

A bit of pressure on the medal positions with a first vault of 15.000 - the second highest score of this final.

Benovic scores 14.800 on his second attempt for an average of 14.900.

The Croatian is fourth.

Two left to vault with Team GB's Harry Hepworth and Jake Harman still in silver and bronze position respectively.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Le Golf National

This pin position on 16 looks devilish. At least to me.

Tommy Fleetwood, who you can see having a think on the tee, finds it easy peasy.

The British gold medal hopeful fades in a lovely short iron and lands about 10 feet away from the can.

Le Tomm-eh!

The punters who aren’t Spanish go wild, chanting Fleetwood’s name as he strolls up with a pitchmark repairer in one hand and putter in t’other.

What a feeling.

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Simon Reed
BBC commentator on BBC iPlayer

That’s a surprise. A present for Djokovic.

Carlos Alcaraz looks down and out as he pushes the ball into the net. 5-2, Novak Djokovic.

Novak Djokovic comes to the net and swats away a Carlos Alcaraz return. 4-2.

Gold is just three points away.

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Gymnastics - men's vault final

Ukraine have two gymnasts in this final but they won't be taking home a medal.

Igor Radivilov is second to go and, having failed to stick his landing on the second attempt, and average score of 14.166 is only enough for fifth at this point.

Compatriot Nazar Chepurnyi's earlier average of 14.899 has him sitting fourth.

Simon Reed
BBC commentator on BBC iPlayer

Alcaraz threw the kitchen sink at him, and it came back with the oven as well.

What a cross-court winner that is from Novak Djokovic.

The crowd loved it and he waves his arms up and down, demanding more noise. 3-2.

Duane Dell'Oca
Golf commentator

I am speechless now and it doesn't happen often. What a golf shot from Tommy Fleetwood!

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Tommy Fleetwood is on to the tricky par three 16. This tee shot has got to be good.

How are your nerves? Oh that's brilliant from the Britain who puts the ball about 10 feet from the pin.

Here's the top three by the way:

Scottie Scheffler (USA) -19 thru 17

Tommy Fleetwood (GB) -18 thru 17

Hideki Matsuyama (Jap) -16 thru 16

Carlos Alcaraz recovers with a forehand winner down the line to pull level. 2-2.

Sam Smith
Former British number one on BBC Red Button

I am not sure Novak can push his body even more than he doing out here. It’s extraordinary.

Novak Djokovic claims an early mini-break.

But before serving, the Serb has to wait for the crowd on Court Philippe Chatrier to calm down.

They are firmly on his side. There's a roar as Carlos Alcaraz fires into the net. 2-0.