Team GB women's hockey team have just started their second Pool B game of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
This time out they face Australia.
Having lost their first game, they could really do with upsetting the odds in this afternoon's encounter.
Britain's Adam Peaty has tesetd positive for Covid-19.
He began feeling unwell on Sunday , hours before winning the silver medal win in the men's 100m breaststroke.
He is being monitored ahead of a possible return for the relay events later in the Olympics.
Team GB triumphed 26-17 over New Zealand to book a place in the quarters in the rugby sevens.
They'll play the US in that match up.
Tom Pidcock fought back tears as after winning Britain's first individual Olympic gold of Paris.
The Brit was booed as he crossed the lead after pipping his French rival Victor Koretzky near the finish line.
It comes a week after he was forced to quit the Tour de France after contracting covid.
He very nearly was left with too much to do after his front tyre punctured halfway through the race.
Laura Collett backed up her team eventing gold by securing bronze in the equestrian individual version at the Chateau de Versailles.
Collet, Ros Canter and Tom McEwen defended Team GB’s gold in Tokyo with a scintillating performance across the dressage, cross country and today’s jumping.
Their combined penalty score of 91.30 saw them beat France by 12.3 points and clinch the first British gold of Paris 2024.
TOM PIDCOCK thrillingly retained his mountain bike cross-country Olympic title – despite suffering from a puncture.
Two weeks after he was forced to quit the Tour de France after being struck down by Covid, the Leeds rider, 24, claimed back-to-back gold medals.
As temperatures topped 28 degrees, Pidcock led the race after three laps but then surrendered 36 seconds when his front wheel burst and he needed mechanics to fit a replacement.
The officials raced around desperately to fix the issue but Pidcock remained relaxed and was not waving his arm around in anger.
Amazingly, he fought his way back through the field to overtake Frenchman Victor Koretzky and also held off South Africa rival Alan Hatherly.
On the final lap, he battled with Koretzky – the pair exchanged the lead a few times – and it got so fierce that they collided. That proved decisive as Pidcock used his momentum to power past the home favourite to win in a time of 1:26:22, finishing nine seconds ahead.
The way he managed to put aside the tyre mishap and claim the glory is testament to his character and his mountain biking skills.
There was a wonderful image of him taking on a jump as he had a water bottle in his mouth.
This victory represents Britain’s first individual gold medal of the Paris Olympics.
Djokovic wins in straight sets.
A much better second set for Nadal saw things tied at 4-4 at one point.
But Djokovic broke back to make it 5-4 and made no mistake as he took his second set of this match.
Nadal did not look quite right throughout and it will be a sad way for him to bow out of Roland Garros should he be unable to return next year.
He is still in the men's doubles alongside Carlos Alcaraz.
Tom Pidcock has won gold for Team GB in the men's mountain biking.
Such a dramatic race, with a flat tyre to Pidcock very nearly destroying his gold medal hopes.
He overtook Frenchman Victor Karetzky in the final stages of the race with the two clashing pedals and VERY bearly both falling off their bikes.
The home crowd are not happy and he was met with boos at the finish line.
Amazing resilience shown by Pidcock.
Tom Pidcock has fought back and now leads the race!
He has fought back from a massive 36 second deficit after a puncture to his front tyre.
We're in the final stages of the race now.
Djokovic breaks back and makes it 5-4 in the second set.
Regardless of what happens now, at least we've got a glimpse of what Nadal can do at Roland Garros... And this is not over yet.
Nadal breaks Djokovic to draw level in the second set.
He serves now to go ahead in a set for the first time this match.
The King of Clay is being treated like a Frenchman here by the local support - at the ground he has had most success on.
Nadal has recovered well after being beaten convincingly in the first set by Djokovic.
The second set is finely poised at 4-3 although Djokovic could extend that lead on his serve.
Britain's Tom Pidcock is pushing for gold in the men's mountain biking.
About halfway through the race Pidcock was leading but a flat tyre has thrown a spanner in the works for his chances of winning gold.
He's given up 36 seconds by having to change his tyre.
Just 39 minutes in that first set with Djokovic nearly taking the first set 6-0.
Nadal saved his blushes to win the sixth set but Djokovic then pressed through to take the first.
He's got his eyes fixed on gold here at Roland Garros.
Nadal pulls back his first game much to the delight of the home crowd here.
A huge relief for them not to see Nadal go down 6-0 in the opening set on what is seen as 'his court'.
Djokovic continues his dominance here to make it 5-0 in the opening set.
Nadal serves tp stay in this set now.
Djokovic breaks Nadal again with this set looking like it could be a bit of a whitewash.
But the Spaniard dug in and showed some fight there, forcing Djokovic into three break points.
The home support is roaring Nadal on but he's struggling against Djokovic so far.
Nadal has struggled in the match so far with Nivak Djokovic dominating.
He didn't score a point in that third game and the first set sits at 3-0 currently.
Djokovic breaks Nadal in the second game to lead this opening set 2-0.
Both men look to be protecting their respective injuries a little.
Novak Djokovic served first and pressed home his advantage to take the opening game.
Rafa Nadal struggled to find rhythm in the early points but recovered well to bring things back to deuce after Djokovic took a 40-0 lead.
Here we go then for part 60 of Djokovic vs Nadal.
Djokovic currently has 30 wins with Nadal sitting on 29.
This could be Nadal's final game at Roland Garros, he's pushed everything, including Wimbledon, to the side to prepare for this.
Team GB have secure gold in the eventing at Versailles!
It's their first gold of this Olympics.
They have defended their Olympic title with France getting silver.
Japan have secured bronze.
SunSport's Joshua Jones reports on all the action as Team GB secure their first goald as part of six medals overall.
Novak Djokovic is taking on Rafael Nadal in the second round of the men's tennis with the action due to begin soon.
It will be the 60th competitive match between the two.
Djokovic currently leads Nadal with 30 wins to Nadal's 29.
But the King of Clay will be hoping to level things up at his favoured court of Roland Garros.
Tom Daley's diving partner Noah Williams was emotional as he paid tribute to his former diving coach following the pair's silver medal victory.
Speaking after the event, Williams recalled how he considered quitting the sport after the shock death of his coach Dave Jenkins in October 2021.
Jenkins died of sudden adult death syndrome aged 31 while swimming in a pool in the Turkish resort of Antlaya.
He was the development lead coach for Dive London, based at the London Aquatics Centre, where he had worked for eight years.
Jenkins was a mentor and a friend to Williams since the Olympics star was just 16.
Practice has been cancelled for the swimming portion of the men's triathlon.
That's after heavy rain increased pollution in the Seine.
The men's portion of the event is meant to take place tomorrow and a decision will be made at 2:30am tomorrow.
