Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

There are a LOT of Mexico supporters in the diving venue.

Their man Osmar Olvera qualified with the fourth-best score.

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• GB's Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden are about to go for diving gold in the men's 3m springboard final.
• Bradly Sinden fights in the men's under-68kg taekwondo quarter-finals against Marko Golubic of Croatia at 14.32 BST.
• Britain's Ellie Aldridge competes in the women's kiteboarding final from 15.37 BST.
• The men’s football bronze medal match between Egypt and Morocco kicks-off at 16.00 BST.
• The showpiece event in the athletics tonight is the men's 200m final at 19:30 BST, starring newly crowned 100m champion Noah Lyles of the USA.
• There are also more boxing medals to be won after 21:30 BST, first in the men's 51kg then the women's 54kg - where Bolton-trained boxer Cindy Ngamba aims to win first ever gold medal for the IOC refugee team.

Tonia Couch
Commonwealth silver medallist diver on BBC TV

Jack Laugher has been in this sport for a long time. He has followed in the steps of Tom Daley and is achieving just as many medals.

He is so experienced and can change his dives to suit who he is competing with. Jack is amazing and a great partner.

He is going to aim for that bronze medal, but will be aiming for that gold medal and make the Chinese nervous.

It could be his last event.

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Germany emerged as the victors of the men's kayak four 500m after a photo finish showed they had pipped Australia across the line to defend their Olympic gold in dramatic fashion.

Australia were 0.04 seconds behind in second, while Spain picked up the bronze medal.

In the women's event, New Zealand clinched gold ahead of Germany, with Hungary finishing in third to take bronze.

Earlier, China's Liu Hao and Ji Bowen of China came out on top in the men's canoe double 500m sprint, beating Italy and Spain's pairings.

BBC One

We're back over on BBC One now as Great Britain's Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden will be attempting to win a medal in the men's 3m springboard diving final.

That will kick off at 14:00 BST.

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BBC iPlayer

Here's a rough rundown of what's coming up on our second channel. You can use the 'watch and listen' tab at the top of this page (UK users only)

Now: Canoe Sprint

13:55: Third quarter of hockey - men's bronze medal match

14:15: Taekwondo (Bradly Sinden at 14:32)

14:45: Fourth quarter of hockey - men's bronze medal match

15:06: Weightlifting

Just seconds before the half-time hooter and India are level.

It's captain Harmanpreet Singh who scores with a shot as powerful as it was accurate from a penalty corner.

Marc Miralles' penalty stroke had put Spain ahead at Yves-du-Manoir Stadium.

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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

After a morning where the focus was on the athletics at the Stade de France (see the back of the above photo) attention now turns to the Aquatics Centre across the road.

Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden are the two Brits in the 3m springboard final.

Jay

It's early in the second quarter at Yves-du-Manoir Stadium as India take on Spain in the men's hockey bronze medal match.

Spain have just taken the lead with a penalty stroke from Marc Miralles.

There was a bit of concern for India in the first quarter when Gurjant Singh was struck on the head by the ball when captain Harmanpreet Singh fired across goal.

Fortunately, Gurjant was able to get up and walk off the pitch to undergo the necessary concussion checks.

Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent commentator

It’s been a difficult morning for defending gold medallist Joe Choong and Olympic debutant Charlie Brown at the round robin fencing, the first event in the modern pentathlon.

Choong managed just 14 wins in his 35 bouts, 11 fewer than he managed on route to gold three years ago. He appeared to be affected by an injury and needed a medical timeout at one point.

Brown also secured 14 wins, the pair are tied 27th.

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The 'why do athletes bite their medals' question might be one that China's Zhou Yaqin is asking.

A video of the gymnast, who secured silver in the women's beam, has gone viral for looking a tad confused when Italy's Alice D'Amato and Manila Esposito took a bite of their medals.

Zhou followed suit, but only put the medal to her lips rather than sinking her teeth into her new silverware.

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Over the past 13 days of Olympic action we've seen medals aplenty.

And with medals come the pictures of athletes taking a bite of their new prized possession.

So, why do they do it?

According to the Olympic website, when gold was used as a form of currency, traders tended to bite their gold coins to check it's authenticity - pure gold is a soft metal which dents under stress.

But the International Olympic Committee (IOC) stopped awarding pure gold medals in 1912. Even chunks of the Eiffel Tower can be found in the medals for Paris 2024.

So, why are athletes still having a nibble? Well, because the photographers ask them to!

Tom

BBC Two

The second round of the women's golf will be shown live on BBC Two so head that way if you fancy a watch!

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Team GB's John Gimson and Anna Burnet say they are "broken" after they missed out on a medal in the mixed multihull sailing event.

The couple, who are due to get married soon, were disqualified in the medal race for crossing the start line too early.

"It's brutal. This is the most brutal way to lose because it is so far out of our control," Gimson said.

"I'm so proud of this week and how we sailed. We made one mistake and it's cost us an Olympic medal so you can imagine we're pretty broken."

Burnet added: "In that moment it's devastating, it's a bad dream but we can be proud of what we have done.

"There's no one I'd rather be here with. We're so lucky we get to do this together. The highs and low, we're biding it together."

Jer

There's good news for you sailing fans out there!

The delayed men's kite final will now take place at 14:40 BST and then women's kite final will start at 15:35.

Phil