Tina Cook
Three-time Olympic medallist

The British team had all of them the pressure on them. We had six or eight competitors that could've all gone for this medal. What a relief. What an effort from Team GB.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

What a noise from the home support!

France's Stephane Landois punches the air in delight as he completes his run, the spectators producing a deafening noise while also banging their feet on the stands.

That is silver guaranteed for France.

Here we go, then.

Laura Collett and London 52 are on their way to the arena here at Chateau de Versailles, with the gold medal there to be won!

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Top seed Iga Swiatek whizzes through her women's singles second-round match to reach the third round.

Poland's Swiatek, 23, wins 6-1 6-1 against France's Diane Parry.

Swiatek has won four of her five major titles at Roland Garros and the recently-anointed Queen of Clay is the heavy favourite to win Olympic gold.

Next up? Rafael Nadal versus Novak Djokovic.

I’d suspect Swiatek, a self-confessed Nadal fan, will be taking a very quick and racing through her media commitments to get back out onto Court Philippe Chatrier to watch.

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

This is one of the sport's most enduring rivalries between two of the greatest players of all-time.

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have met more than any other two men and the pair are ready to resume their long-standing rivalry.

It is the 60th time they meet on the court - and, you would think, likely to be the final occasion.

So what will happen?

Djokovic, 37, is the favourite on paper. The Serb is ranked second in the world and still challenging for the sport's biggest prizes, as illustrated when he finished runner-up at Wimbledon earlier this month.

Nadal, 38, has barely played over the past couple of years through injury.

But if he has a chance of beating his old foe anywhere, it is here.

Roland Garros, where the King of Clay has won a record 14 French Open men's singles titles, on a hot summer's afternoon is like spinach to Popeye for the Spaniard.

Over on BBC iPlayer and the red button, you can now watch the preliminary rounds of the men’s street skateboarding.

This event was postponed due to rain on day one so the final is also taking place later at 16:00 BST.

USA’s Nyjah Huston has won six world golds and 13 X Games titles, but blew his shot for Olympic glory in Tokyo when he fell four times and missed out on the podium. He and compatriot Jagger Eaton, who almost pulled off the incredible feat of also qualifying for the Park event, will be challenging Japanese skaters led by 14-year-old world number one Ginwoo Onodera, defending Olympic champion Yuto Horigome and current world champion Sora Shirai.

It was another busy morning at Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium, with GB athletes in action.

Chloe Brew and Rebecca Edwards finished third in their repechages to make it through to the women’s pair semi-finals.

Britain beat Australia and Italy in their three-boat heat to reach the final of the men's eights. The women's eights were equally successful, winning their heat by more than two seconds to reach Saturday's final.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Image source, BBC Sport

Fair enough, I might be slightly biased... but surely this is the hottest ticket in town today?

Judging by the number of signs I've already seen asking for tickets, it has to be.

As soon as I stepped off the metro near Roland Garros I saw Anna Pu from Boston (United States not Lincolnshire) hopefully waiting for someone to come up trumps.

One fella obliges and we follow him towards the stadium... then it turns out he is a tout and wants €450 (£380).

Poor Anna, who is a self-confessed Nadal superfan, gasps. "No, I can't afford that," she sighs ruefully.

Maybe someone reading this on the way to Roland Garros is able to help...

Sonja McLaughlan
Equestrian commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Britain and France are effectively in an arm wrestle for the gold medal.

Tom McEwen has just completed a fabulous round and he knows how important that was for Great Britain. Perfection under the most extreme pressure.

McEwen is bang in the mix for an individual medal as well. It has put Britain right back to the top of the pile.

Britain are looking well placed to defend their title.

Image source, Reuters

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Tom McEwen puts GB within touching distance of gold!

You can see what it means to the British team by the side of the course, and there are huge cheers all around from Team GB's strong following who have made the journey out to Versailles for this.

Over to Laura Collett to complete the job - and further her own individual gold medal bid!

Tina Cook
Three-time Olympic medallist

Tom McEwen jumps a clear round – and that is a great result for Great Britain.

The support team are going absolutely crazy – and so they should.

Putting Great Britain in such a good position for that gold medal.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

This is where the riders and their horses complete their preparations before heading out into the packed arena.

It's where Tom McEwan was just moments ago before aiming to tighten Team GB's grip on the team eventing gold medal, with Laura Collett the 58th and final rider to head out to complete the team jumping.

Ros Canter, after her controversial but ultimately upheld 15 jumping penalties in the cross-country, has already been out this morning, placing sixth so far with four penalties.

After Canter's misfortune on Sunday, host nation France cut Great Britain's lead to 4.7 from 7.4, so there's not much room for error for McEwan and Collett.

But the gold medal is in their hands.

Certainly not the time to have a mare...

Liam Pitchford is taking on Fiji’s Vicky Wu in the first round of the men's table tennis singles at the South Paris Arena.

You can watch that now on our additional channel on iPlayer and the red button.

And here is what we are planning to show over on iPlayer and the Red Button (all listings are subject to change).

12:00: Table tennis, skateboarding - men's street preliminaries

13:00: Women's rugby sevens - Great Britain v South Africa followed by Australia v Ireland

14:00: Equestrian - eventing individual jumping final

16:00: Canoe slalom - men's kayak final

17:00: Men's skateboarding street final highlights

18:00: Women's hockey - Great Britain v Australia

20:00: Rugby sevens - women's quarter-finals

There's still plenty to come this afternoon, including Team GB medal hopeful Tom Pidcock and the men's team gymnastics final later on.

Here's how the schedule looks on BBC One/Two:

13:00: Switch to BBC Two - men's mountain bike final featuring GB's Tom Pidcock

13:45: Back to BBC One

14:00: Mountain bike - men's final

15:00: Equestrian - eventing individual jumping final

16:00: Skateboarding - men's street final first run, gymnastics - men's team final

17:00: Gymnastics - men's team final

18:00: Switch to BBC Two for gymnastics - men's team final

19:00: Back to BBC One - swimming finals

20:00: Swimming finals

I'm not sure how many more of these emotional interviews we can take!

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

CHEVAL!

You've heard of zebra crossings...

These volunteers have their work cut out in the heat today. They're in charge of opening and closing the gates to pedestrians whenever a horse is heading out to perform, or returning for a well earned rest.

It's a fine-tuned team effort, with four gates being moved at once to avoid any incidents.

It's a lot of responsibility to be saddled with, that's for sure.

Team GB's first gold medal of the Games could be on its way shortly.

The eventing is in its closing stages with the British team in first place at the moment.