Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

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Is this where we’ll get some more GB medals today? Great Britain have won medals here on every day of the track cycling so far.

The chances will come in the women’s keirin (Emma Finucane, Katy Marchant) and men’s omnium (Ethan Hayter).

The action gets under way at 16:00 BST.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Sport journalist Sharda Ugra on India winning a bronze medal in the men's hockey with victory over Spain: "We all collapsed from relief that we have won a bronze medal.

"This is the first time that India has won two hockey bronzes since 1968 and 1972. So it's a great result from a tough game. It brings much happiness."

More from Jordan Houlden speaking to BBC One: “It's been a tough ride, I think it has been for all British divers really, there are so many of us that can be in my position right now and to be able to do what I do.

“To be picked out of the top two is phenomenal. You've got Ross, Dan, James, everyone up and coming back, Jack in there that can do a lot better than that, I know he wanted to do a lot better than that. Sometimes it just doesn't go your way.

“I've not seen them today [family] but I'm sure they'll be somewhere in the crowd and be happy.”

Britain's Bradly Sinden is in action again at 15:50 BST when he takes on Zaid Kareem of Jordan with the winner guaranteed at least a silver medal.

Watch how Sinden got through his quarter-final here.

Jack Laugher is speaking to BBC One and says that in this moment, he's "devastated".

"I let emotion get the better of me," says the Team GB diver.

The 29-year-old also adds he indulged in some seriously fruity language under the water following the mistake on his third dive.

"Good job there were no microphones!" says Laugher.

Jordan Houlden speaking to BBC One: "It's a great achievement to finish fifth and to be in the finals as well - that's what my main aim was - to be in the finals and I did it .

"I came in here with just, guns blazing I got a little bit nervous, nerves kicked in and I got a bit edgy but I think I did alright with the nerves I had but yeah - great.

"I know I can do a lot better in there, there are some dives I could have been a lot sharper, better, cleaner on the end as well and but I'm still going be happy with fifth. Fifth in the Olympics is not too bad."

So, it wasn't to be for Great Britain's Jack Laugher, but here's what's still to come on BBC TV on day 13 of the Paris Games.

17:01: Cycling - men's sprint quarter-finals (GB's Hamish Turnbull and Jack Carlin)

17:15: Cycling - women's keirin semi-finals

18:11: Cycling - women's keirin final

18:27: Cycling - men's omnium points race

18:35: Athletics - women's 1500m semi-final (GB's Laura Muir and Georgia Bell)

19:00: Athletics - women's long jump final

19:25: Athletics - men's javelin final

19:30: Athletics - men's 200m final (USA's 100m champion Noah Lyles)

20:25: Athletics - women's 400m hurdles final

20:37: Taekwondo - women's 57kg final

21:34: Boxing - men's 51kg final

21:51: Boxing - women's 54kg final

Tonia Couch
Commonwealth silver medallist diver on BBC TV

Jack Laugher just lost his sparkle today and I think nerves got to him.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Oh wow. I did not expect this. I thought Wang was going to walk this to be honest.

Xie Siyi the defending champion - a formidable performance here today.

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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

It was not to be for the Britons Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden today.

Laugher's quest for a fifth Olympic medal was effectively ended by that mistake on the third dive. Houlden was solid throughout but never really threatened the medals.

It means China win again - the sixth time out of six they have won diving gold at this Olympics - while Mexico's Osmar Olvera is a very popular bronze medallist in this crowd.

A shake of the head from Jack Laugher as he quickly jumps out of the pool.

His 70.20 for his final dive means he will finish seventh in this final, at least four places lower than he'd have hoped for.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

That's a very nice dive from Jordan Houlden.

He will not be winning bronze here at the Olympics but he'll be back.

Fairly consistent stuff from Jordan Houlden, one disappointing second dive aside, and he finishes with a 74.10.

That is likely to see him to a fifth-placed finish.

Great Britain's Bradly Sinden beats Croatia's Marko Golubic to secure a place in the men's -68kg semi-finals.

"You're there to be the best", he said when he won the silver medal in Tokyo.

Now, he's looking for gold.

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India fought back from a goal down to beat Spain 2-1 and claim bronze in the men's hockey.

Marc Miralles' penalty stroke put Spain ahead at the start of the second quarter.

But two penalty corner goals from captain Harmanpreet Singh ensured India added to their bronze medal from Tokyo three years ago.

Germany play the Netherlands in the gold medal match this evening at 18:00 BST.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Jack Laugher is losing his way a little bit. You can see it in his frustration and body language. It slipped away in that third round.

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Wow.

A big turnaround at the top of the leaderboard as Xie Siyi gets an 88.80... and Wang Zongyuan falters.

By Wang's own high standards, a 70.20 is a big falter and it means he has 15 points to catch up in one dive.

Essentially, he needs Xie to make a mistake now.

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Jack Laugher is cutting a frustrated figure now.

His fifth dive - forward 4½ somersaults in tuck - is awarded a 74.10 but he stays in eighth. It just hasn't gone the way the Brit wanted this afternoon.