Alison Whitaker
Former Ladies European Tour player on BBC TV

15 and 17 run parallel to each other albeit in opposite directions. Tommy Fleetwood would have heard the cheer from from Scottie Scheffler's group after that recent putt.

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Carlos Yulo won the Philippines' second-ever gold medal when he starred on the floor yesterday and he's back at it again today!

Yulo puts up an average score of 15.116 across his two vaults to knock Team GB's Harry Hepworth into silver medal position and Jake Jarman down to bronze.

What a couple of days this is turning out to be for Yulo.

We're going to a tie-break!

Novak Djokovic is just a matter of points away from winning that elusive Olympic gold medal.

Can Carlos Alcaraz stop him?

We have a new leader in the golf as Scottie Scheffler sinks a birdie on the 16th. He moves to 19 under, one shot better than Team GB's Tommy Fleetwood on -18.

The American Masters champion is on a roll. He's nine under across today's round.

Lovely picture here of Amber Rutter celebrating her silver medal with her husband and young son, who she did not know would be in Paris.

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Le Golf National

Tension is biting.

Jon Rahm, after tearing up the front nine, has got lost on the way home.

A double bogey on the 14th sees him slide off the podium.

Tommy Fleetwood keeps a steady hand on the tiller with a par.

The Brit now shares the lead with Scottie Scheffler!

On the 15th fairway, he confidently finds the dance floor, unlike McIlroy earlier and playing partner Xander Schauffele.

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Ongoing: Golf - men's final round - on iPlayer

Ongoing: Gymnastics - men's vault final - on BBC One

Ongoing: Cycling - women's road race

17:30: Swimming - women's 50m freestyle final

18:05: Athletics - men's 400m round one (GB's Matthew Hudson-Smith & Charles Dobson)

18:10: Swimming - men's 4x100m medley final (GB in action)

18:30: Swimming - women's 4x100m medley final

18:55:Athletics - women's high jump final

19:05: Athletics - men's 100m semi-finals (GB's Zharnel Hughes, Louie Hinchliffe)

19:35: Athletics - women's 800m semi-finals (GB's Keely Hodgkinson, Jemma Reekie & Phoebe Gill)

20:10: Athletics - men's 1500m semi-finals (GB's Josh Kerr & George Mills)

20:50: Athletics - men's 100m final

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Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV

The biggest vault of Jake Jarman's life today.

The level of difficulty out there is second to none.

He did very well to control that speed.

A rapid service game from Carlos Alcaraz. Can Novak Djokovic force a tie-break?

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Men's vault final

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

What a start for the Brits in this vault final!

It's perhaps not the order we expected them to be in with Harry Hepworth sitting top of the pile and Jake Jarman in second so far.

Hepworth's second vault was absolutely brilliant - two-and-a-half twists - and scored a massive 15.066.

Jarman also delivers two huge vaults but it's not enough to topple his compatriot!

And now they have an agonising wait to see where that will leave them in the overall standings with five more gymnasts to go...

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A deep breath from Jake Jarman as he composes himself for the first vault and he flies through the air with a three-and-a-half twist... but there's a little stumble on the landing.

15.100 for that first attempt. That's the highest score of this final so far!

Jarman looks tidy with his second vault - again there is a slight stumble on landing - but it looks good.

He scores 14.766 to earn an average score of 14.933.

That's enough to put him in second and behind only Harry Hepworth.

A Team GB one-two as it stands.

Still five to go.

Duane Dell'Oca
Golf commentator

Jon Rahm is stunned I can tell you. All day long if he hits a good tee shot there is going to knock the ball on that green, and almost certainly make a four. That feels like a triple bogey.

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

I just can't believe that Jon Rahm is four over on the last four holes. he was twenty under with eight holes to play, and four shots clear.

There's a crash at the back of the peloton as Margot Vanpachtenbeke and Milagro Mena hit the deck before scrambling back on their bikes.

Meanwhile, Hanna Tserakh and Fariba Hashimi have gone clear at the head of the race, and it's all kicking off at the front of the peloton, with wave after wave of attacks coming as they pick up the pace.

On we go. Novak Djokovic gets the hold and it's all square deep in this second set.

Back to you, Carlos...

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Over to another of the Team GB representatives and Jake Jarman.

What has he got in the locker after that fine performance from Harry Hepworth?

'Phenomenal vaulting'published at 15:43 British Summer Time 4 August

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Gymnastics - men's vault final

Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV

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Harry Hepworth's execution was neater than Nazar Chepurnyi who went first.

The knees are just a little bit closer together. Good distance from the platform as well, that's where the judges are looking.

He goes and nails two vaults like that. Of the average, they are the two best vaults. He's got to be in first place. Phenomenal vaulting.

Now you're cooking!

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

If you’re a tennis neutral, or a Carlos Alcaraz fan, you’ll feel this match deserves to go three sets.

If you’re Novak Djokovic, you want it wrapped up in two. We’ve just rocked over the two and a half hour mark and unbelievably, both of them still look fresh, despite the ridiculous amount of running around they’ve been doing.

Lovely scenes at the end of this women's skeet final as Amber Rutter celebrates winning the silver medal with her baby boy Tommy, who was only born in April.

There was a bit of controversy as replays of Team GB Rutter's miss in that shoot-off looked to show she clipped the target, but the officials said not.

She is still smiling though.

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