Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

I think it's interesting, Pidcock's puncture has probably forced everyone to suffer a little harder when everyone else didn't need it to, but it's made it a better race. It happens to the best riders. Nobody is invincible and when your heartrate is 190 for 90 minutes, it makes it quite the challenge.

Tom Pidcock still leads but Victor Koretzky and Alan Hatherly are right on his tail.

What a finish.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

This is astonishing. Nobody here can believe what we are seeing.

Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

I know how much that climb hurts and they are on lap eight now, I can feel the pain.

Alan Hatherly reels in Tom Pidcock and Victor Koretzky, with the trio now pretty much neck-and-neck as they begin their final lap.

Hold onto your hats people. This is going to be close.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

It's like Victor Koretzky can't believe he has been reeled in in this race.

He has seen Tom Pidcock, the man from Great Britain overtake him.

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Oh my, Tom Pidcock has now edged in front of Victor Koretzky!

Alan Hatherly has slipped back, so it looks to be a battle for gold between the Brit and the Frenchman.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Oh hello! The old man’s back again.

Suddenly Nadal has found another gear, hitting with more venom and purpose.

Another break point! Two of them, in fact.

Djokovic saves one, as he often does, with a pinpoint serve out wide.

But he can’t save the second.

A thriller of a point sees Nadal somehow turn defence into attack, leading to an exchange of overheads, volleys and pick ups which Djokovic can’t win.

From Djokovic leading 4-0, we’re all square in this second set…

Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

Pidcock want anything sticking on that back wheel. He might have paced this very well. He doesn't look like he's just surviving, he's doing really well as well.

Tom Pidcock continues to reel in Victor Koretzky, who now leads by just five seconds.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Novak Djokovic has been pretty much flawless today.

One of the best levels he has produced this year, in my opinion.

But then, after about an hour and a quarter, his guard slightly drops.

His ball-striking lets him down for once when his mishits a forehand to bring up Nadal’s first break point of the match.

Then, Djokovic coughs up a double fault as he hands over half of the double break.

The door isn’t ajar for Nadal, though. It’s still firmly shut with Djokovic holding the key ready to lock it.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tom Pidcock is really attacking on every opportune moment on the track. He is on a mission, he's closed the gap considerably.

He is giving it everything and the time is coming down so let's hope that keeps happening.

He's not content with second place, he is going to carry on pushing to see where he can get to.

Oh my, Tom Pidcock is up to second! What an incredible comeback after suffering that puncture.

The Team GB rider is now 17 seconds behind leader Victor Koretzky.

He couldn't, could he?

Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

Tom is quite well-known for when he is on a mission and he is now, let's hope no one gets in his way.

Tom Pidcock is sat in the bronze medal position level with Switzerland's Mathias Flueckiger with two laps to go.

They are 10 seconds behind Alan Hatherly in second, with the South African a further 15 seconds adrift of France's Victor Koretzky, who looks on course for gold.

Charlie Aldridge sixth and well in contention for a podium finish.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Tom Pidcock has done incredibly well to get himself back into a medal position, reeling in the group - featuring fellow Brit Charlie Aldridge - chasing the bronze on that fifth lap.

It's unbelievably hot out here. I feel for the person in the Phyrge suit watching on.

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Flying winger Jasmine Joyce came off the bench to score two tries to help Great Britain record a 26-17 victory over South Africa.

That means Team GB have beaten both Ireland and South Africa, either side of a heavy defeat by Australia, during the pool phase.

Plenty of positives as they wait to see their quarter-final opponent.

Tom Pidcock was leading when disaster struck and he suffered a puncture.

Can the Brit fight his way back to the front?

Victor Koretzky is tightening his grip on the gold medal position. The Frenchman is now 13 seconds clear of South Africa's Alan Hatherly in second as they begin their sixth lap.

Tom Pidcock has battled his way up to third, level with New Zealand's Samuel Gaze, but they are 36 seconds behind the leaders, with Charlie Aldridge one second further back.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Tom Pidcock is now trying to make his way through the field after that front wheel puncture.

He has to close the gap and pedal faster than he would otherwise have intended to if he was leading the field.

He has to start bridging that gap to somehow get back to the medal positions.

He is now sixth, he is working on it. It's starting to happen.