The challenge is good! Cunningham closes the gap to 6-4.

Both men pick up another penalty, Cunningham can win this with one shot... but Cisse is wily and sees out the round leading 7-5.

It's all down to the final round.

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Caden Cunningham looks undaunted by his decorated opponent, but Cisse is an Olympic champion for a reason - he scores first in round two.

This round is played at a slower tempo, so slow in fact both men are penalised a point for a lack of attacks.

Cisse then scores with a shot to the trunk - he leads 6-1 with 30 seconds remaining. But Cunningham thinks he has a head shot for three points! It is not given by the officials, so the coach challenges...

So, if Caden Cunningham wins one of the remaining two rounds, he reaches the final and GB are guaranteed a medal.

Can he do it? Let's find out...

Bianca Cook
Two-time Olympic bronze medallist

I think we are going to see fireworks.

Some heavy punches, some explosive kicks.

I'm hoping Caden can come out of this with the win.

A really strong start by Caden Cunningham, who finds a good strike to the trunk of Cheick Cisse. The Ivorian is the number one see, but this has been a solid defensive display by the Brit, with attacks where he finds space.

Another strike to the chest... then to the head! Cisse claps back, but Cunningham leads 9-4 into the final seconds.

Cisse tries a big spin kick for big points, but Cunningham scores on the counter.

Round one ends 11-6 to Cunningham. A great start!

Bianca Cook
Two-time Olympic bronze medallist

This is gonna be the fight that everyone is waiting for.

The Olympic champion from Rio and Caden is the guy to do it.

Caden did actually fight him a month ago and he beat him in a convincing way and hopefully that happens again.

Hereeee's Caden...

We will bring you round by round updates from this fight.

Tonia Couch
Commonwealth silver medallist diver on BBC TV

It’s so special because Noah’s dived next to Tom Daley so is always in his shadow. It is about Noah and it is such a special moment. He nearly got a silver medal – that’s how amazing he’s done today. He’s been so cool and calm.

Don’t get me wrong, getting into the semi-finals, he gave nearly me a heart attack but that was so good to watch.

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And here is what we are planning on showing this evening (all times BST).

Schedules subject to change

16:00: Track cycling - women's sprint quarter-finals (GB's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell)

16:19: Track cycling - men's keirin first round (GB's Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull)

16:55: Modern pentathlon - men's individual final - show jumping & fencing (GB's Joseph Choong & Charles Brown)

16:59: Track cycling - men's madison final (GB's Ethan Hayter and Oliver Wood)

17:25: Women’s golf - final round (GB's Georgia Hall & Charley Hull)

18:00: Track cycling - women's sprints quarter-finals (GB's Emma Finucane & Sophie Capewell)

18:05: Athletics - men's 800m final (GB's Max Burgin)

18:30: Athletics - women’s javelin final

18:35: Athletics - women’s 100m hurdles final

18:50: Athletics - men’s 5,000m final (GB's George Mills)

19:15: Athletics - women’s 1500m final (GB's Laura Muir & Georgia Bell)

20:00: Athletics - men’s 4x400m relay final

20:14: Athletics - women’s 4x400m relay final

We are returning to the glamourous Grand Palais for some more taekwondo now, where Caden Cunningham is fighting in the semi-finals of the men's +80kg. Win this bout, and he is guaranteed a medal.

Cunningham's opponent is Cheick Sallah Cisse of Ivory Coast. Olympics buffs may remember Cisse as the man who beat Britain’s Lutalo Muhammad in the final seconds of the under-80kg final at Rio 2016.

Cisse then lost in the opening round at Tokyo 2020, so he went home, trained hard and switched to the heavier weight category.

The 30-year-old is also a reigning world and Grand Prix champion, so is a fierce opponent for the Brit. Can Cunningham stop Cisse's bid for a second Olympic gold? We shall soon see...

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New Zealand's Lydia Ko has to take a drop from the fairway on the 13th and ends up with a double dobey.

The world number 22 still has a two-shot advantage at the top of the leaderboard, with five holes to left in her fourth round. Germany's Esther Henseleit, who is second on seven under par, is just about to play the 18th hole at Le Golf National.

Will Ko go on to add to her Olympic medal collection. which already has a silver and bronze in it from Rio and Tokyo?

You can check out the full leaderboard here.

Some news from the Velodrome, where Great Britain have made a change to their line-up for the men's madison.

Ethan Hayter has been ruled out because of a thigh strain sustained in the team pursuit on Wednesday.

He is replaced by travelling reserve Mark Stewart, who will ride with Ollie Wood. The pair won silver at the World Championships last year in Glasgow.

The race is scheduled to start at 16:59 BST.

Cao Yuan's victory in the men's 10m platform final means China have won all eight diving gold medals on offer at the 2024 Games.

It is the first time the Chinese have completed an Olympic clean sweep in the diving pool.

Drink this in - a perfect dive at the perfect time to secure an Olympic medal.

Well done, Noah Williams.

John Cullen
Former Taekwondo international

Rebecca McGowan gave it everything, but it was textbook from Svetlana Osipova.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

What a way to finish. The best games ever. He faltered in round four, but he came back with a 93 and a 94, what a dramatic close to this final.

It is bronze for Noah Williams!

He looked out of contention after his first few dives, but improved as the competition progressed and capitalised on the mistakes of others to claim his second medal of the games.

Noah, take a bow!

China's Cao Yuan scores 86.40 with his final dive to successfully defend his Olympic title, with Japan's Rikuto Tamai taking a brilliant silver.

Great response from 17-year-old Rikuto Tamai. He made a huge error with his fifth dive but responds with an incredible 99.00 to move ahead of Noah Williams.

Williams now looks destined for bronze with China's Cao Yuan's final dive coming up.

The Olympics are not over for Great Britain's Rebecca McGowan despite her quarter-final defeat.

She will now go into the repechage and may still be able to win the bronze medal.

Wow! Mexico's Randal Willars Valdez makes a huge error and only scores 61.50, meaning Noah Williams is guaranteed a place on the podium.

Williams has kept a cool head while others are losing theirs.