Team Ireland's representatives in this final, Daniel Coyle and Shane Sweetnam, are also out of the medal hunt as they fail to go clear.

The duo qualified in second and third positions but Coyle, who is from Derry in Northern Ireland, and his horse legacy had to retire while Sweetnam had 12 penalties.

As we've been saying, there have been so many falls and mistakes in this final.

This fall from Sweden's Henrik von Eckermann was one of the nastier ones but thankfully, he and his horse were unharmed.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

It's getting a little unsettled at the equestrian. Some of the crowd can't help themselves but let out a few screams as the horse bounds around. That noise is met by a polite shussshhh from the regulars.

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Both Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden bust out their toughest dives of the prelims in round four, showcasing their skills to pull off a 3.9 difficulty.

Laugher executes his dive better - to the tune of 13 points from the judges - but both remain in third and fourth and comfortably poised for qualification.

Two rounds to go.

It is a second and final chance for Team GB's Victoria Ohuruogu to reach the women's 400m semi-finals when she takes part in the repechage.

Ireland's Sharlene Mawdsley and Sophie Becker are also competing, with Mawdsley about to run in the first of four heats.

The first two in each heat and the next two fastest progress to the semi-finals.

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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

The lady next to me in the press box was out of her seat as the Swiss round stayed clear there. A popular potential medallist.

Andy Austin
Equestrian nation cup winner on BBC TV

Sanity has come back to the show jumping.

Finally!

Steve Guerdat of Switzerland goes clear.

Germany's Kukuk, Netherlands' Van der Vleuten and Guerdat are in the jump-off as things stand. There are five to come.

Andy Austin
Equestrian nation cup winner on BBC TV

If you want drama, this is where to come. I've watched a lot of Olympic finals, this is the most extraordinary of them all.

Chaos!

Medal hopeful Henrik von Eckermann is down. He completely loses control and his horse, King Edward, is spooked and backs out of a jump.

Von Eckermann is thrown off his horse, but thankfully isn't seriously hurt and the horse calms down, too.

I repeat, STILL only two have gone clear!

BBC One

The equestrian jumping individual final continues on BBC One. When it breaks around 10:20 BST, we'll cross to Bercy Arena to see Greece - led by NBA great Giannis Antetokounmpo - take on Germany in the quarter-finals of the men's basketball.

Coverage of that match will then switch to the Red Button, replacing the athletics we're currently showing there, once BBC One returns to equestrian coverage.

Remember, if you're in the UK, you can keep across both streams on this page.

Andrew Cotter
Commentator on BBC TV

When you a have a crowd of this size not everyone understands that it's silence before the sprints.

The second heat of the men's 110m hurdles repechage needed FOUR attempts to get under way.

The first saw a false start by Kazakhstan's David Yefremov, who was disqualified. The second was paused because of shouting from the crowd. The third attempt failed when the starting pistol failed to go off.

When it did eventually start there was also drama at the finish.

Brazil's Rafael Pereira was the comfortable winner, but France's Raphael Mohamed edged through in second after a three-way photo finish with Algeria's Amine Bouanani and Manuel Mordi of Germany.

The lean on the line made the difference for Mohamed, who sneaked through by 1/1000th of a second.

Andy Austin
Equestrian Nations Cup winner on BBC TV

You do look at the track record and how they are going to perform under intense pressure. Scott Brash has done brilliantly, he couldn't have done any more.

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Frustration for Scott Brash and Jefferson as one fence is knocked over and that means it is very unlikely that GB will find themselves on the podium in this event.

It hasn't been the smoothest individual final. We've still only had two clear riders out of 20!

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We've reached the halfway stage of the men's springboard prelims and the British athletes look well set for the semi-finals.

Both Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden (pictured) retain their spots in third and fourth respectively.

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

• Team GB's Harry Charles pulls out of the individual jumping final which is under way because his horse Romeo 88 is not fit enough to compete.
• Home favourite Kauli Vaast, who was born and raised in Tahiti, wins surfing gold for France on the island, while American Caroline Marks wins the women's event.
• Britons Laura Muir and Georgia Bell qualify for the women's 1500m semi-finals.

And here's what's coming up this morning:

• The individual jumping final is ongoing where Team GB's Ben Maher's medal hopes are hanging on by a thread, while Scott Brash is still to come.
• Britons Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden are currently diving in the men’s 3m springboard preliminary round.
• Team GB’s Erin McNeice and Molly Thompson-Smith are competing now in the women’s boulder & lead, boulder semi-finals.
• World Cup winners Germany are about to face NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo's Greece in the men's basketball quarter-finals.

Nick Luck
Equestrian commentator on BBC TV

Of the 18 that have jumped so far, eight went clear yesterday and none of those eight have gone clear today.

(Great Britain's Scott Brash is the 20th of 30 riders to compete, aboard Jefferson)

As things stand, we do currently know that at least two riders will be competing in the jump-off for the gold medal, once all 30 riders have been.

But how does it work?

If there is a tie on penalties for the gold medal, there will be a jump-off. With penalties only awarded for jumping faults and no optimum time to beat, top honours would go to the fastest rider with the fewest penalties. The other riders are placed according to their penalties and time.

If there are no more than two athletes tied on penalties for first place, and there are athletes tied on penalties and time for bronze, there also will be a jump-off for that medal, which will take place before the jump-off for gold.

If there are no riders tied on penalties for the gold medal but there are some tied on penalties and time for silver or bronze, there will be a jump-off to decide the respective medal placing.

As things stand, Ben Maher is currently in a tie for third, but there are still 12 riders to go, including Great Britain's Scott Brash.

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Team GB's Revee Walcott-Nolan speaking to the BBC after her heat. She will run in the repechage tomorrow at 11:45 BST: "I got caught up on a couple of trips and I have been spiked.

"It happened three times and it threw me off my rhythm. I can run so much faster than that so I am annoyed.

"I felt good at the bell and I thought I could claw back into the top six. But, where I come off the pack I had to go wide and I didn't have the legs in the final group - I am really disappointed in that.

"I am glad I got another chance, but it's not ideal. Hopefully, I am strong enough to make it through the repechage."