Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

We're almost ready to get under way at La Defense Arena with the swimming heats and it's a morning packed full of Brits with Adam Peaty the big headline.

There's a roar from the crowd as the announcer gets things going and I can see flags waving all around this brilliant stadium.

After getting absolutely soaked at the opening ceremony last night I'm pleased to be watching people in the pool rather than looking like I've been for a dip.

Image source, BBC Sport

Karen Pickering
Swimming & diving expert on BBC Radio 5 live

That was a nice start for the British pair and I'm sure they'll be happy to get that out of the way with one of their easier dives out of the five.

Scarlett Mew Jensen and Yasmin Harper scored 50.40 in their first dive, putting them in second place after round one of five. China are in first place with USA in third.

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport in Paris

And that should be it!

Wales' Gareth Furlong gets his second of the match as his strike from a corner has enough power to beat Spain's goalkeeper and trickle into the corner of the net.

Now it's the turn of the British fans to make some noise.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

It's fair to say that first dive went down very well with the China fans in the crowd.

Chen Yiwen and Chang Yaniget score 52.80 from the judges.

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport in Paris

End of the third quarter and GB still in control with 15 minutes left to play in their Pool A opener Spain once again had chances but failed to take them.

GB captain David Ames rallies his troops as the final quarter gets going.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

As Leon Taylor has just pointed out on TV, we could see one of the Chinese divers, Chang Yani, has a lot of strapping and bandages. Will that impact her ability to dive? Maybe.

It's almost time...

Tonia Couch
Commonwealth silver medallist diver on BBC TV

Scarlett Mew Jensen has had a back injury, she has had about a month of preparation coming in to this Olympic Games.

I don't think that will faze her and Yasmin Harper. They seem really happy, they look good individually so they have to put it together.

I think their focus is just a good performance, if that gives them a medal then so be it.

It is important to have a relationship outside of diving and be friends. You need to communicate to each other, they need to be a team and that's what synchro is all about.

They deserve to be there, they are there because they are good enough.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

There are loud, loud support for the US and Chinese athletes as they are introduced into the arena...

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

These synchro diving events, it's straight to the final so no messing about. A medal is going to be decided in the course of an hour of competition. Scarlett Mew Jensen and Jasmin Harper have to be in contention. China will start as favourite.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

As with all of the diving events, China start this one as big favourites.

Tom Daley started some Alex Ferguson-style mind games earlier this week.

"On paper you would consider them to win every single event," he said.

"I know every single one of the Chinese divers knows it is their competition to lose, which brings a lot pressure and expectation."

British pair Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen have won bronze at this year's world championships and silver last year so should be right in the mix.

Expect USA and Australia to feature too.

Image source, Getty Images

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport in Paris

We have our first Mexican wave of the match.

Sounds like a train coming into a station as everyone jumps up on the temporary stands.

Team GB's men still have a 2-0 lead over Spain with five minutes remaining in the third quarter.

Here's how Gareth Furlong doubled the lead earlier.

Huge news!

The first medal of the Paris Olympics goes to Kazakhstan. The mixed pair of Alexandre Le and Islam Satpayev win bronze in the 10m air rifle competition with a 17-5 victory over Maximilian Ulbrich and Anna Janssen of Germany.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

It's time for a pre-competition lightshow at the diving.

It looks better than it does on this photo, I promise.

The music is loud. There are various flags everywhere. I can see some British ones over to my left.

On BBC One from 10:00 BST there will be live coverage of the women's 3m synchro final featuring GB’s Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen.

The additional channel on iPlayer and Red Button from 10:00 will feature the end of the GB v Spain men's hockey before the mixed team 10m air rifle final - which will be the first gold medal awarded of the Games so far.

British pair Ben Lane and Sean Vendy are halfway to a big upset in their first group match in the badminton men's doubles.

They have taken the first game 21-19 against Malaysia's Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik, ranked fourth in the world, at Porte de la Chapelle Arena.

Lane and Vendy went up 5-0 early and, after a fightback from their Malaysian opponents, held their nerve to close out the first game in the best-of-three contest.

Catie

Hockey Olympic gold medallist from Rio 2016, Helen Richardson-Walsh has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live this morning.

On the feeling of the first morning of the Games: “It’s so so special, I’m getting goosebumps now.

"Particularly hockey players. Those sports that don’t get that limelight all the time, but also it is the pinnacle to have those Olympic rings on your shirt and to play against the very best with the world watching is just amazing. The legacy of the Olympic games, the history. It comes out in every opening ceremony which his why it’s so special. I’m looking forward to the next two weeks."

On GB men's hopes of winning a first medal for 46 years: “This could be their time.

“They’ve got some ridiculous talent in their team."

On the main threats: "For the women, the Dutch. They’ve been ridiculous for the last two decades. They are leading the way in every sense.

"For the men, it’s very open."

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport in Paris

The Yves-du-Manoir Stadium staged the athletics and the opening ceremony at the 1924 Olympics - the Games of Chariots of Fire fame, Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell.

Wonder if they had a half-time singalong back then?

Aux Champs-Élysées...

Remotes at the ready!

If you want to continue watching GB v Spain in the men's hockey then it is about to switch to our additional channel on iPlayer, red button and BBC Sport website.

If you are sticking with BBC One, then you can watch Team GB's Ben Lane and Sean Vendy in the men's badminton doubles, before Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jenson in the women’s 3m synchro diving at 10:00 BST.