It's sixth for Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix. She'll be disappointed but she has come away from the Games with a medal and a place in the individual final, so despite the tears and emotion, it's a performance to be very proud of for 19 years of age.

It just didn't click for her today in terms of her entries into the water, with those deductions costing her.

But, she ends her competition with a cracking dive to show the crowd what she is truly capable of when she is at her best.

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Here's a look at what's happened so far this morning at the Paris Olympics:

• Britain's Sky Brown qualifies for today's women's skateboarding park final at 16:30 BST
• Team GB fail to add to their equestrian medal haul with Ben Maher and Scott Brash coming up short and Germany's Christian Kukuk winning gold.
• Fellow British rider Harry Charles withdrew prior to the event because his horse was not fit enough to compete.
• Britons Laura Muir and Georgia Bell qualify for the women's 1500m semi-finals, while Victoria Ohuruogu makes it into the women's 400m semis.

And here's what's coming up:

• Team GB's Micky Beckett is in sailing medal contention when the men’s ILCA 7 (dinghy) race gets under way, however the event (originally 14:43 BST) has been delayed due to low winds.
• Can Team GB add to the track cycling gold they won on Monday? The action at the Paris velodrome continues at 16:30 BST
• France and NBA Rookie of the Year Victor Wembanyama face Canada, who are led by Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, at 17:00 BST in the men's basketball quarter-finals.
• Emma Hayes' USA side play Germany in the women's football semi-finals at 17:00, with the winner taking on Brazil or Spain, who play at 20:00.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix will know it's going to be tough from here.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

What a show, an absolute show. Lesson number four in your diving masterclass. Your teammate and opponent lays down a perfect tuck and then you go and do the same.

Quan Hongchan and Chen Yuxi have provided a masterclass this afternoon. It's sensational.

Two more dives with barely a blemish and barely a splash. Quan leads with 344 points, Chen has 339.10.

North Korea's Rae Kim Mi clings on to bronze with 296.90 with one dive to go.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

It's an over rotation from Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix, it just isn't going her way this afternoon. Her semi-final performance was to be celebrated, much, much higher than today. It's a bit static on all of her dives, she will be disappointed with that one as well.

Karen Pickering
Swimming & diving expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Again with these dives there is no room for error. Lower again in what Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix scored in the semi-final.

It hasn't been Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix's afternoon, things just haven't gone quite right for her. She over-rotates on her fourth dive and scores 60.20.

She'll be gutted considering how impressive her semi-final efforts were. She's had a brilliant Games but it is now very unlikely that she will medal in this event.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at the Aquatics Centre

Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix climbs up the stairs towards the 10m platform.

The Brit goes through her motions. Then she waits, head bowed, for the previous diver to go.

Alone with her thoughts as she tries to execute and get back into medal contention.

Paris 2024 organisers cancelled training for open water swimming on Tuesday because of pollution in the River Seine.

It is the fifth time the water quality has forced a swim familiarisation session to be cancelled during these Games, while the men's triathlon also had to be put back a day.

The latest cancellation comes a day after triathlon's mixed team relay was held.

All the triathlon swim legs have taken place in the Seine, which is also set to be used for marathon swimming.

More details here.

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Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix's first dive is her best so far, which you can watch here.

Karen Pickering
Swimming & diving expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix is not diving as well as the semi-finals which is so hard as we know she is capable of doing it.

China's diving throughout this Games has just been phenomenal and it's been no different today.

Chen Yuxi keeps the pressure on her team-mate Quan Hongchan but they are pulling away together. Just 1.6 points separate them at the top.

North Korea's Rae Kim Mi is in third, and Spendolini-Sirieix has slipped down to joint-sixth.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

It's great from Andrea but not as sharp as we saw in the semi-finals yesterday where she absolutely buried her entry, she just can't keep her splash down. I feel for her, it's not going her way and it's tough when it keeps happening.

It's a struggle for Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix in terms of her entries into the water.

She's executing the dives through the air but something's not right with the finish as another big splash sees her awarded a score of 64.50.

That keeps her in joint-fourth with Australian Ellie Cole.

Check out Sky Brown's first and third runs in the prelims for the women's skateboarding prelims.

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Britain's Sky Brown will indeed be in the skateboard final after her score of 84.75 placed her fourth out of 22.

That's due to take place at 16:30 BST this afternoon.

The top three qualifiers all came from the first heat with Kokona Hiraki dominant with 88.07.

The men's and women's dinghy medal races have been delayed because of lack of wind in Marseille.

The women's race was scheduled to start at 13:43 BST, with the men's at 14:43.

When the men's race does start Great Britain’s two-time World Championship medallist Micky Beckett is in contention for a spot on the podium after finishing fourth at the end of the qualifying series.

However, he is a long way adrift of Australia's Matthew Wearn, who looks nailed on to retain gold and become Australia’s first ever single-handed sailor to defend an Olympic crown.

London 2012 silver medallist Pavlos Kontides is second, while Peru’s three-time Olympian Stefano Peschiera lies in third.

George: The Chinese are in a different class in the diving, brilliant.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at the Aquatics Centre

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The Chinese fans are very excited. As you would be when your divers have started like they have.

Shrieks all round the Aquatics Centre as the ubiquitous five-star red flags wave happily.

Quan Hongchan, who was only 14 when she won gold in Tokyo three years ago, is putting on a masterclass.

Meanwhile, Fred Sirieix's feet are tapping and shaking the desk. He said earlier he wasn't nervous.

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