Mike Langley
Commentator on BBC TV

The backswing is really impressive, Erin McNeice is really good at these types of boulders - dynamic and coordinated.

When I looked at these boulders this morning I thought Erin would have a shot on all of these.

Erin McNeice is having a go at wall one.

Like yesterday in the men's final, we'll see her figuring out which moves to make as the minutes tick down.

Brilliant from McNeice! She takes 24.9 points from the opening wall. Just 0.1 off top marks.

Thumbs up if sport climbing is your new favourite sport.

Tell you what, I'm ready for more boulder and lead action after Toby Roberts' super gold medal yesterday.

Can Roberts' success inspire GB's Erin McNeice? We're about to find out!

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

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It's total silence at the Aquatics Centre during the dives until the athletes hit the water, which definitely adds to the whole drama of the occasion.

Kyle Kothari starts his first dive in handstand on the board, doing two back somersaults with one and a half twists, scoring 76.80. He's immediately followed by Noah Williams, who gets exactly the same score for his inward three and a half somersaults.

Solid start for both.

BBC One

On BBC One and iPlayer is a replay of the women's volleyball gold medal match between Brazil and Canada.

Great Britain's Caden Cunningham is through to the quarter-finals of the men's +80kg taekwondo and here's how he did it.

Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

Outstanding from Emile Cairess, such strong running there. He hard to work really, really well there.

What a run from Team GB's Emile Cairess, who did manage to find some extra energy in the final stages to cross the line in fourth.

Cairess only qualified for these Games in April after finishing third in the London Marathon.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

Ethiopia have managed to finally get someone at the top of the standings at this Olympics. On the toughest of days, on the toughest of courses. He's shown resilience to cope with the course and the other competitors. An incredible time on this course.

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Finland's Ursula Wikstrom and Noora Komulainen are about to tee off alongside Ireland's Leona Maguire in the final round of the women's golf tournament.

New Zealand's Lydia Ko and Morgane Metraux - the joint leaders on nine-under-par - tee off alongside American Rose Zhang, who is two shots behind, later today at 12:39 BST.

Great Britain's Charley Hull and Georgia Hall remain out of medal contention unless something extraordinary happens.

Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

For Tola, it is comfortable. He won't be thinking it, but this is an elongated lap of honour for him. The truck ahead of him will also help him see the clock but he can us it to draft as well.

The gold is in sight for Tamirat Tola, who has maintained that 15 second advantage as we enter the final stages of this men's marathon.

Meanwhile, Bashit Abdi and Akira Asasaki have made a move to reel in Deresa Geleta and move into the medal positions.

Emile Cairess is still sixth but a fair way back, his medal chances look to have gone.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

They're warming up at the diving for the men's 10m platform semi-finals. There are 18 divers in the field and the top 12 will qualify for this afternoon's final.

GB's Noah Williams, who already has a synchro silver with Tom Daley from earlier in the Games, qualified eighth and team-mate Kyle Kothari ninth in yesterday's preliminaries.

Everyone does six dives and the scores are added together - simple.

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It's a busy day in Paris today with 39 gold medals up for grabs - here's what's coming up in the next couple of hours:

• Britain's Noah Williams and Kyle Kothari are about to compete in the men’s 10m platform semi-final.
• The women's handball bronze medal match between Denmark and Sweden is just getting started.
• As is the women's table tennis team bronze match between South Korea and Germany.
• Can Team GB's Erin McNeice follow in gold medal-winning Toby Roberts' footsteps? She competes in the sport climbing women’s boulder and lead final from 09:15 BST.
• At 10:00 BST Germany take on Serbia in the men's basketball bronze medal match

Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

At the same time, it is agonising and also encouraging for Emile Cairess. He can know that there's two medals up for grabs in that group, even if they don't catch Tola at the front.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

The battle for medals is within touching distance for Emile Cairess.

It is an Ethiopian one-two with Tamirat Tola 15 seconds clear of team-mate Deresa Geleta as we enter the closing stages of this race, with the cheering crowds five or six deep along the route.

Belgium's Bashir Abdi, Kenya's Benson Kipruto and Akira Asasaki of Japan follow, with GB's Emile Cairess in sixth.

Cairess is not out of it, but he needs to dig deep and find some extra energy reserves if he is to become the first GB medal winner in the men's marathon since Charlie Spedding's bronze in 1984.

There's more diving going on from 09:00 BST this morning with the men's 10m platform semi-final.

Great Britain's Noah Williams and Kyle Kothari will be hoping to land a place in the final.