Uzbekistan's Svetlana Osipova is picking off GB's Rebecca McGowan with ease as she rushes into an 8-2 lead.

Osipova is far too good with the head kicks and is adding points to the board.

The 12-point gap is reached and McGowan is beaten.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Yes! Come on! That is going to be it, oh my goodness. That could be an Olympic medal right at the curtain close. Noah. Noah, Noah, Noah, Noah, Noah, Noah, Noah. Has that dive secured Noah Williams an Olympic medal?

Noah Williams take a bow!

He scores 94.35 with his final dive - his best so far - to put himself in with a shout of a podium finish.

Talks about delivering when it matters.

John Cullen
Former Taekwondo international

Svetlana Osipova will take the round! Rebecca McGowan started strong but has plenty to learn.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

That huge error by Rikuto Tamai looks to have pretty much handed the gold medal to Cao Yuan. But it mean the other medals are very close. Can Noah Williams make the most of it?

Hold the phone - does Noah Williams have a chance here?

Rylan Wiens and Rikuto Tamai make a hash of their fourth dives, scoring 42.90 and 39.10 respectively.

Williams sits fourth but is just 5.65 points behind Tamai going into the final dive.

Tamai's mistake all but hands the gold medal to Yang Hao, who scores 88.80 to sit 44 points clear of Mexico's Randal Willars Valdez going into the final dive.

Svetlana Osipova lands a head kick almost instantly to lead 3-0 but Rebecca McGowan does the same and is given the points with the aid of the instant video replay.

Osipova wins the first round with a strong score of 14-6.

A lot for McGowan to do now.

Uzbekistan's Svetlana Osipova is introduced to the crowd first followed closely by Great Britain's Rebecca McGowan.

The Brit produced a wonderful performance in her round of 16 win, hopefully she can do the same here!

We're under way in round one.

GB's Rebecca McGowan was all smiles after her round of 16 win.

Can she book her place in semi-finals when she takes on Uzbekistan's Svetlana Osipova?

Head over to the Red Button or iPlayer to find out.

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It's going to take something remarkable to usurp Lydia Ko from the top of the leaderboard with the New Zealander opening up a five-shot lead.

She is 11-under after 11 holes with Germany's Esther Henseleit and Australia's Hannah Green tied-second on six-under after 14.

You can check out the full leaderboard here.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at the Paris Olympics

Great British weightlifting fans are going to have to wait until the final day of the Games for their sole entrant - Tokyo silver medallist Emily Campbell.

She will compete in the 81kg plus category.

Today it is the turn of the under and over 102kg men and 81kg women.

There’s a great atmosphere inside Arena Paris Sud 6, with dance music, comedy cams on the big screens and even karaoke as the weightlifters prepare backstage.

And Paris mascot Phryge has just been showing us how strong they are by lifting the bar with ease.

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Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

He will be kicking himself at his fourth round dive, that one was well on the money, well over 90 points. That's as good as I've ever seen Noah dived. He could still be in this, but he has to rely on mistakes.

I'd say that is pretty spectacular - Noah Williams' next dive scores 93.60!

Williams is relying on mistakes by others but he has at least given himself a chance.

Rikuto Tamai is just 17 but is diving like a seasoned veteran, scoring 91.80 to briefly move top of the standings.

I say briefly because China's Cao Yuan matches that score on the next dive to hold a slender four point lead with two dives to go.

Noah Williams is 21 points off the bronze medal position and needs something pretty spectacular to get back into contention.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Gosh there was a lot of splash there from Kyle Kothari, the pool took a long time to look calm again.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Ah! Kyle Kothari doesn't enjoy back or reverse three and a half. He messed that up. He will be disappointed and annoyed with that. A shame.

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Kyle Kothari makes a mess of his back 3½, scoring just 44.55 to leave him well out of contention.

Would it really be a diving final without Tom Daley in the stands knitting?

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