Here's the draw in full for Team GB's boxers:

54kg Charley Davison v Turkey's Hatice Akbas

66kg Rosie Eccles v Poland’s Aneta Rygielska

75kg Chantelle Reid v Morocco’s Khadija Mardi

71kg Lewis Richardson v bye

92kg Patrick Brown v Brazil's Keno Marley Machado.

92kg + Delicious Orie v Armenia Davit Chaloyan

The competition begins on Saturday.

The Pool stage of the men's rugby sevens wrapped up earlier today but we've got more action to come.

The four nations, Samoa, Japan, Uruguay and Kenya, who missed out on a quarter-final berth will feature in the placing 9-12 matches.

Samoa v Japan has just kicked off and then Uruguay face Kenya at 19:30 BST.

You can follow those games by pressing "Watch Live" at the top of this page now.

All four of the quarter-finals ties will take place between 20:00 BST and 21:30 BST.

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Matt mentioned earlier (18:26) that Team GB's Charley Davison will face Turkey's 2022 world champion Hatice Akbas in the first round at Paris 2024.

Bantamweight Davison has been speaking to BBC Sport about her drive to win an Olympic medal.

Davison says it will serve as a thank-you to her children for her many absences in pursuit of glory in the ring.

She spent seven years away from the ring following the birth of the first of her three children, just a few months before London 2012.

The desire, though, never left her, and after success at national and European level, she regards an Olympic medal as "the top, the last step".

Suffolk's Davison lost in the second round in Tokyo three years ago, but believes she is in the right mental and physical shape to go a lot further this time.

"A happy fighter is a dangerous fighter, and I think I've reached my full potential; I've gained much more experience, and it's going to show in Paris," Davison told BBC Sport.

"Every time I get a medal, I give it to [my family]. That's the reason I need to get on that podium in Paris, to show them that this is what all the hard work and dedication is for. They'll have to take it in turns to look after it."

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

And the last Briton to be drawn is super heavyweight Delicious Orie.

He gets Armenian Davit Chaloyan - the world silver medallist from 2021.

Eeeek.

He did get himself on the other side of the draw to big favourite Bakhodir Jalolov, however.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Patrick Brown, who grew up idolising Ricky Hatton, is drawn against Brazil's Keno Marley Machado.

Steve Bunce is sat next to me. 'Could have been worse' seems to be the assessment.

It's better news for the first of the British men in this boxing draw.

Lewis Richardson has been given a bye.

Tom Brown
BBC Sport Wales at the Paris Olympics

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'The fastest runner doesn't always win the race.' Ecclesiastes 9:11.

It is a quote from the Bible that Jeremiah Azu holds especially close to his heart at the moment.

Not that he is a slow runner. In fact, he is the only Welshman in history to have run 100 metres in less than 10 seconds.

The 23-year-old from Cardiff ran 9.97 in May to take him inside the top 10 in the all-time British rankings.

His reward - after finishing second at the UK Athletics Championships - is a first Olympic Games in Paris, and he is relishing the opportunity.

"It's my first senior global championships individually so I'm looking forward to it," Azu said.

"Hopefully I can come out with lifetime memories and something tangible as well."

Read the full story here.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Stade de France

Another big name has dropped out of the tennis event.

Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina, seeded third in the women's singles, says she got bronchitis shortly after playing at Wimbledon earlier this month.

In a statement on the Kazakh Tennis Federation website, the 2022 Wimbledon champion says she was "strictly forbidden" by doctors to play in Paris.

Yesterday saw Italian men's world number one Jannik Sinner and Denmark's Holger Rune withdraw through illness and injury.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Three of the four British fighters so far, including refugee Cindy Ngamba who trains with Team GB, have drawn a world champion from 2022 or 2023...

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

This draw isn't helping Team GB.

Chantelle Reid has been drawn against Morocco's Khadija Mardi - the big favourite at middleweight.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

It's a tough draw for Team GB's Charley Davison in the bantamweight category.

She will face Turkey's 2022 world champion Hatice Akbas in the first round.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

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There are six British boxers competing here - Patrick Brown, Charley Davison, Rosie Eccles, Delicious Orie, Chantelle Reid and Lewis Richardson.

The system is a bit convoluted with various seedings but it's all about avoiding the big favourites early on.

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American sprinter Noah Lyles has set himself some huge goals.

He is aiming to become the first man to win four gold medals on the track at the same Olympics, targeting success in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m and 4x400m relays.

Lyles won gold in the first three of those events at the World Championships last year and is hoping to claim a place in the 4x400m team after making his debut in the event at the indoor Worlds.

As if that isn't enough, he has also spoken of wanting to beat Jamaican great Usain Bolt's 100m and 200m world records.

Since taking 200m bronze at Tokyo 2020, Lyles has dominated the sprints on the global stage and displays the talent and flamboyance that could fill the void left by Bolt when he retired in 2017.

As promised, here are the answers to the quiz questions we posed earlier...

1. The hosts will hope to strike gold in the men’s handball which starts today. France have won three of the last four tournaments but who beat them in the final in Rio?

Answer: Denmark. France got their revenge in Tokyo where they beat the Danes 25-23

2. The men's and women’s archery event started today. They are not related but what surname do Great Britain archers Tom and Conor share?

Answer: HALL –Tom Hall and Bryony Pitman are both at their second games. Conor Hall and Alex Wise make their debuts in the men’s squad while Penny Healey and Megan Havers join Pitman in the women’s team.

And the full-time whistle has just gone Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in Saint-Etienne too.

Canada, like Spain, come from behind to get a win on the board.

Mackenzie Barry put New Zealand in front after 13 minutes but Arsenal forward Cloe Lacasse levelled for Canada on the stroke of half-time.

Evelyne Viens, who scored 13 goals in 24 league outings for Roma last season, grabbed the winner for the North Americans.

It's all over at Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes with Spain starting their campaign with a win against Japan.

Spain face Nigeria in their next Pool C fixtures on Sunday at 18:00 BST.

Japan meet Brazil next time out at 16:00 BST on Sunday.

BBC Sport looks back at the best moments from the 2012 London Olympics, including Andy Murray's Wimbledon redemption, Mo Farah's crowd-pleasing performance and an unexpected "sky-dive" from the Queen.

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Four-time world champion Olha Kharlan was in danger of missing the Games because of a ban imposed for refusing to shake the hand of a Russian opponent.

Kharlan was disqualified from last year's World Championships after offering her sabre to tap blades instead of shaking hands following victory over Anna Smirnova.

But International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach wrote a letter to Kharlan saying it would "allocate an additional quota place" to her if she could not qualify because of her "unique situation".

The four-time Olympic medallist has pledged to bring "hope" to Ukrainians amid the ongoing war following Russia's invasion more than two years ago.

No Russian or Belarusian fencers have been invited to participate as neutral athletes in Paris, a situation 33-year-old Kharlan described as "a success".

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Three million bananas will be eaten by athletes during the Games, according to the head of the catering company at the Olympic village.

Arsenal forward Mariona Caldentey has put Spain in the lead in their opening game against Japan.

There are around 10 minutes left to play at Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes.

Spain had trailed after Aoba Fujino's free-kick broke the deadlock but Caldentey has completed the turnaround following Aitana Bonmati's equaliser.

It's still 1-1 in the other game between Canada and New Zealand.