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Germany's Esther Henseleit is in the clubhouse within a shot of leader Lydia Ko, after rolling in a birdie on the 18th.

The New Zealander has knocked in a couple of nervy putts on the 15th and 16th greens, can she hold herself together on her final two holes to take the gold medal?

At the moment Bianca Pagdanganan, Xiyu Lin and Hannah Green are all at six under in a tie for third on the leaderboard.

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It's tight but Sophie Capewell times her attack just right and books a spot in the quarter-finals by just 0.004 seconds!

Bianca Cook
Two-time Olympic bronze medallist

He was so focused. That match was going to be so tight, down the wire but he kept his cool.

They're both such strong characters. They were mind-playing with each other, they knew what they needed to do to get the edge over each other and Caden was fantastic.

Over to Sophie Capewell of Team GB in heat four.

Capewell, part of the gold medal winning women's sprint team, goes up against New Zealand's Shaane Fulton.

GB's Caden Cunningham will fight for taekwondo gold against Iran's Arian Salimi or Ivan Sapina of Croatia at 20.19 BST, or thereabouts.

Mark your card, that is not one to be missed.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Emma Finucane could not have made that look easier if she tried.

Medal number three still on the cards.

The quarter-finals are where this competition gets tasty, as it turns into a best-of-three contest.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Parc des Princes

This is a tale today with two standout themes.

The first is former Chelsea boss Emma Hayes trying to lead the United States to Olympic gold, just three months after taking over to turn the fortunes of this footballing powerhouse around.

Hayes was her usual jovial self as she pulled a face at the camera on arrival at the Parc des Princes - then again when she posed for a selfie on the pitch.

The second is Brazil superstar Marta attempting to land the biggest international honour of career before retirement.

Marta, one of most iconic stars ever and a six-time Fifa player of the year, starts on the bench.

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On this busiest of busy Olympic days, we move straight to Parc des Princes where the women's football final is in the early stages.

Emma Hayes' USA are facing Brazil, with the score goalless after five minutes.

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GB's Emma Finucane goes in heat number two of the women's individual sprint.

Finucane is up against Australia's Kristina Clonan.

The 21-year-old, who hails from Carmarthen in Wales, already has two medals at Paris 2024 - winning gold in the women's team sprint and bronze (as you can see above) in the women's keirin.

Can she keep hopes of bagging a third alive?

Milica Djuricic
Two-time Olympic gold medalist

I think the best thing for him, he won by a margin.

I think he was really good in the last 15 seconds just moving around with his body, with his blocks.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Parc des Princes

Wandering around Paris over the past few weeks, you have never been far from seeing Americans or Brazilians.

Tonnes of both nationalities at the Games.

So it is not surprising to see the distinctive blue-globed bandeira do Brasil battling it out with Stars and Stripes all over the south-west Parisian district where the Parc des Princes is.

The metro was packed with football shirts, flags draped over shoulders and funky fashion jackets.

A carnival atmosphere (forgive the cliche) awaits...

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John Cullen
Former Taekwondo international

His moto: 'I enjoy kicking people in the face.'

He has just lived up to it there.

Another trunk shot from Cunningham, Cisse lands a counter punch, but the Brit is 5-3 ahead now. Cisse then levels the score, but Cunningham has landed more scoring shots.

Cisse comes on a full assault, but cannot score.

And that is it! By the narrowest margin, Caden Cunningham has beaten the world champion!

The Brit will fight for gold tonight.

Another British challenge as Caden Cunningham is sure he landed a head shot!

And the replay is conclusive - the Brit caught Cisse flush in the face.

With around 30 seconds to go, Cunningham leads 3-2 in the decisive round.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

While the men's madison is the only medal event at the velodrome this afternoon, there's plenty of other action on the track.

First up, from 16:00 BST, we have the latest round of the women's individual sprint, starring Team GB's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell, before the men's keirin gets under way.

Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull go in that one for GB. They've been out on the boards warming up, zooming around the track to get their race legs going.

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Milica Djuricic
Two-time Olympic gold medalist

You can see the speed, you can feel the energy. Cunningham is doing a lot.

Both men get in a tangle and hit the deck. These are the heaviest fighters, you can almost hear the glass in Grand Palais tremble.

Cunningham picks up two penalties as he is forced on the defensive, Cisse is on top in this round.

But with one minute to go, everything could change.

We've got another busy evening to come in the Velodrome with plenty of Team GB interest.

Here's your running order (all times BST).

Schedules subject to change

16:00: Women's sprint quarter-finals (GB's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell

16:19: Men's keirin first round (GB's Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull)

16:50: Women's sprint quarter-finals - repechages

16:59: Men's madison final (GB's Ethan Hayter and Oliver Wood)

18:07: Women's sprint quarter-finals - race one

18:21: Men's keirin - repechages

18:49: Women's sprint quarter-finals - race two

19:41: Women's sprint quarter-finals - decider