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We're under way with the lead event in the sport climbing final.

Great Britain's Erin McNeice is well in the hunt for a medal so buckle up!

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With Rebecca McGowan safely through in the taekwondo, we're going back to the sport climbing on BBC One. Can Erin McNeice win a medal for Great Britain in the women's sport climbing boulder and lead final? She's joint-fourth after the boulder part of the competition - now it's all about the lead as the title is decided.

Jack Zorab
BBC Commentator

It was fast and furious from McGowan.

Her Olympic campaign has lift-off.

The taekwondo equivalent of a double bagel. Rebecca McGowan barely breaks a sweat as she wins the first two rounds against Fiji’s Venice Traill 13-0 to reach the quarter-finals.

She will face Svetlana Osipova of Uzbekistan at 14:45 BST.

Well that was convincing, Rebecca McGowan takes the first round 13-0.

If it stays like this things could be over pretty quickly.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

When we spoke to Toby Roberts here yesterday he said he wasn't sure how he was going to celebrate his gold medal because he wanted to be back here to support his British team-mate Erin McNeice.

Well he's been true to his word. The 19-year-old is here.

McNeice will go second in this lead part of the competition.

She resumes just 0.2 points off the bronze medal position so, with 100 points available on this wall, it all comes down to this.

It is back to the stunning Grand Palais for the taekwondo.

Team GB's Rebecca McGowan, the third seed, faces Fiji’s Venice Traill in the women's +67kg last 16.

You can also watch the action live on BBC One.

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Here's what Erin McNeice's inspiration should be before the lead section of the climbing final.

She's right in the mix for a medal going into the final round.

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Britain's Charley Hull has started the final round of the women's golf well, shooting two-under-par after five holes.

Sadly it's likely to be too little too late, with the 28-year-old still 12 shots off leaders Morgane Metraux and Lydia Ko overall.

Switzerland's Metraux and New Zealand's Ko, who are both on nine-under, tee off at 12:39 BST alongside American Rose Zhang, who is two shots further back.

Keep up-to-date with our leaderboard.

What an effort from GB's Emile Cairess, who briefly led the men's marathon before fading into the pack, but recovered in the closing stages to finish fourth. It is Team GB's best result in the men's marathon for 20 years.

Ethiopia's Tamirat Tola took gold, with Belgium's Bashir Abdi taking silver and Kenya's Benson Kipruto bronze.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Phew! By the skin of his teeth, Noah Williams has made it through to the final despite a messy final dive. He finishes 12th to just make the cut with a total of 400.90, just 0.25 ahead of the next competitor - it could hardly have been any closer.

Meanwhile, Kyle Kothari, after that low score for his second dive, booked his spot much more comfortably by finishing sixth. He has not looked back since that early mistake, delivering a wonderful back two and a half somersaults with two and a half twists on his final dive to finish with 443.55.

China's Cao Yuan and Yang Hao were miles ahead of the field on 504.00 and 490.55 - to put that into context, even if some of the others had an extra dive they would not score enough to catch them.

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

• Ethiopia's Tamirat Tola won the men's marathon, crossing the line in a new Olympic record time of 2:06.26.
• Great Britain's Caden Cunningham is through to the quarter-finals of the men's +80kg taekwondo, with Rebecca McGowan competing in the women's 67kg round of 16 qualification shortly.
• Great Britain's Erin McNeice is in medal contention in the women's sport climbing boulder and lead final.
• Britain's Kerenza Bryson and Kate French are through to Sunday's women's modern pentathlon final.

And here's what's coming up in the next few hours:

• The lead event of the women's sport climbing final starts at 11:35 BST, with Britain's Erin McNeice in a healthy position.
• At 12:00 BST France take on Poland in the men's volleyball final
• The rhythmic gymnastics group all around final begins at 13:00 BST.
• Another gold medal is up for grabs in the water polo women’s final between Australia and Spain at 14:35 BST.

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Emile Cairess has been speaking to BBC after finishing fourth in the men's marathon earlier today.

On the race: "It was a good race. I tried to just pace myself and be sensible and keep myself cool and just try and finish well.

"I think I'm good in hills. I come from Yorkshire so I used to do fell running and it comes quite natural running uphill anyway.

"I just didn't want to leave anything on the course and really give my best and give 100 per cent to the race and have no regrets."

On the crowd: "The support was mental, it was really good but my other two marathons have been London and the support has been great there, so it was kind of similar. I want to thank my mum, my girlfriend, all of the coaches I've had, Phil and my uncle Paul. This one is for him."

On the team: "Well done boys, we did it together. We all put so much work in. We wouldn't be where we are without each other.

"It was really nice we could do this together and share it. We've been working for a long time."

Samantha

BBC One

We've got taekwondo coming up on BBC One now - Caden Cunningham's last-16 contest from earlier, followed by live coverage of fellow Briton Rebecca McGowan's bout against Venice Traill of Fiji.

On the iPlayer, we're about to catch up briefly with the men's 10m platform diving semi-final, with Kyle Kothari and Noah Williams in action there, before we go to the conclusion of the men's basketball bronze medal match between Germany and Serbia.

All available for UK users via the Watch and Listen tab on this page.

We're on to the penultimate day of the Olympics and we've seen plenty of entertaining events!

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The boulder part of the final is now over and we have the lead event to come from 11:35 BST.

GB's Erin McNeice will have her eyes on a brilliant bronze medal as she sits 0.02 points off Australia's Oceania Mackenzie in third.

Slovenia's Janja Garnbret leads USA's Brooke Raboutou by just 0.04 points.

A brilliant effort from Britain's Kerenza Bryson sees her win the laser run to earn 599 points and top the standings with 1402.

Defending champion Kate French is also safely through after crossing the line sixth to go through fifth overall with 1398 points.

The final takes place on Sunday at 10:00 BST.

Britain's Joe Choong continues the defence of his Olympic title in the men's final this afternoon at 16:30.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

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The British divers have just pulled off their best dives of the morning to give themselves some breathing room.

Kyle Kothari's 88.80 for his four and a half somersaults has lifted him to sixth and Noah Williams' back two and a half somersaults with two and a half twists scored 86.40 to put him eighth.

One more dive to go - will both Britons finish in the top 12 to make the final?