Tessa Howard has been shown a yellow card for a reckless challenge and it appears she has suffered an injury to her nose in the process.

It takes Australia less than a minute to make the extra player count as Grace Stewart smashes home.

Australia are on track for back-to-back wins and it's set to be successive defeats for Team GB.

'Hepworth is such a powerful gymnast'published at 17:26 British Summer Time 29 July

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Men's team gymnastics final

Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

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Harry Hepworth is such a powerful gymnast, really made for rings. He started with the strength work, the routine was packed full of strength elements superbly linked with swinging work.

For a young gymnast to be so strong and able at this stage is impressive. He nailed the dismount and the team are absolutely buzzing.

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Fraser and Whitehouse improve rings scorespublished at 17:18 British Summer Time 29 July

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Gymnastics - men's team final

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

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Joe Fraser was the first GB gymnast on rings and he's delighted with a performance that has scored more than in qualifying, 13.766.

He's followed by Luke Whitehouse, who has made a huge improvement on his qualifying routine (where he got 12.400) to score 13.266. The team knew it was good - Jake Jarman leapt in the air when Whitehouse nailed his dismount.

We've just started the fourth quarter and Team GB have fallen further behind against Australia.

Tatum Stewart slots in a penalty to put the three-time Olympic champions in a commanding position.

A second successive defeat looks an inevitability now for Team GB.

Whitlock wows on pommelpublished at 17:14 British Summer Time 29 July

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Gymnastics - men's team final

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Oooh, Max Whitlock has stepped up his difficulty on his pommel routine since Saturday... that will help the team but is also excellent preparation for the individual apparatus final where he will be going for a third gold.

A brilliant 15.266 flashes up on the scoreboard. That is higher than anyone has managed at these Games so far.

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

That was a performance and any other paddler on the water will just be sitting in admiration.

There is no doubt that Nicolas Gestin deserved that.

Just a beautiful display of canoe slalom paddling.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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All over for Dan Evans in the singles.

Evans loses 6-1 6-2 to Greek eighth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in a one-sided second round match.

It’s a nightmare match-up for Evans, really. The lanky Greek has too much size and quality and cruises to a fifth straight victory over the Brit.

Oh well. Evans, as he admits himself, has bigger fish to fry.

Tomorrow he’s back alongside Andy Murray in the men’s doubles.

Dinesh: That was elite from Gestin. I don’t even know what’s going on and I’m impressed. Atmosphere was incredible at the canoe slalom.

That's two gold medals, four silver medals and three bronze medals for Team GB.

You can read about and watch all the British medallists in this page - which will now have to be updated again.

John Acres
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

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That’s all Adam Burgess has dreamed off, being on the podium. All that breath work he has done, the agony of Tokyo and being so close to a medal – that will be absolutely amazing for him and all his family.

They said if they got on the podium, that will do us after Tokyo.

To the delight of the home fans, France's Nicolas Gestin produces an absolutely flawless run to take the gold medal in a time of 91.36 seconds.

Adam Burgess of Great Britain takes the silver in 96.84.

Matej Benus of Slovakia gets the bronze in 97.03.

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So here is the last man to go, Nicolas Gestin the world number three of France. He is the only man who can deny Adam Burgess a gold medal for Britain.

Spain's Miquel Trave has a two-second penalty and another error loses him more time. Trave is out of the medals, finishing in fourth.

That means Adam Burgess is guaranteed at least a silver. Only one competitor to go.

Patrick Winterton
Canoeing commentator on BBC TV

It’s a fairy tale at the moment for the British team.

Sideris Tasiadis of Germany is next to go and he is just behind Adam Burgess' time. That means the Briton is guaranteed at least a bronze medal.

Burgess leads with two more competitors still to go. No matter what happens, Burgess will be earning GB's ninth medal of these Games. But what colour?

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

Adam Burgess was flying. He did some brilliant paddling there.

When that mistake came he didn’t let it affect him and nailed the rest of the course.

The winners are the people who make the best of their mistakes.