Olympics LIVE: Tommy Fleetwood and Scottie Scheffler in epic golf battle after historic Kaylia Nemour gold

-19 Scheffler, Fleetwood; -17 Matsuyama; -16 Perez, Rahm; -15 McIlroy

Fleetwood on the tee at the last, he needs birdie to force a play-off. Scheffler has set the target on -19. Fleetwood thumps a three wood and he finds the first cut, that’ll do nicely.

Late drama at Le Golf National. Scheffler is on the range, relaxed and snacking in case of a play-off. Matsuyama is on -17, Rahm is one back and needs a birdie to force a bronze-medal play-off.

With 33km left of the race, Belgium’s Lotte Kopecky and Marianne Vos of the Netherlands lead the front group, with thousands of spectators in Paris all engaged in a compelling battle between two of the pre-race favourites.

Additionally, Great Britain has all three riders in the leading group – which remains 45 seconds ahead of the peloton – after Pfeiffer Georgi rejoined her teammates.

Great Britain’s Lizzie Deignan leads the front group, which now sits just over 30 seconds ahead of the peloton. Anna Henderson joins her teammate in the group, while Pfeiffer Georgi has dropped just a few places behind.

Dutch cycling legend Marianne Vos, however, looks to be in a strong position to get herself infront.

-19 Scheffler, Fleetwood; -17 Matsuyama, Rahm; -16 Perez

Maysuyama with a dart on 18, he has eight feet perhaps, he’ll surely move to -18.

Rahm is pushing, great character to get back to within two shots of the leaders.

Scheffler shoots 62 and is the clubhouse leader, ending Perez and the home crowd’s hopes.

A medal for Britain in the gymnastics hall, and it’s been won by Harry Hepworth. The 20-year-old Yorkshireman came up with a total score of 14.949 after nailing his execution on both attempts. Hepworth is delighted, dancing around the arena with a Union Jack on his back.

He edges out teammate Jake Jarman who looks gutted with fourth, having scored 14.933.

The Philippines’ Carlos Edriel Yulo was the gold medallist, adding a second gold to the title he won on the floor earlier this week. He top scored comfortably with 15.116. Amenia’s Artur Davtyan took silver.

Great Britain’s Anna Henderson, Lizzie Deignan and Pfeiffer Georgi are joined by three other riders in the leading group, as Georgi caught up with her teammates after a strong chase.

Pre-race favourite Lotte Kopecky of Belgium, meanwhile, makes a remarkable recovery to claw back some ground and join the back of the front group.

Novak Djokovic has just won gold in the men’s singles, an epic match with Carlos Alcaraz ends with a 7-6, 7-6 victory.

And the tears will flow, from both men, a special contest between two of the all-time greats, lasting two hours and 52 minutes. Paris 2024 has delivered a treat to tennis fans.

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USA’s Chloe Dygert looks for a bike change after colliding with a rider from Switzerland. But, as the American now goes on the chase, the race leaders – Afghanistan’s Fariba Hashimi and neutral athlete Hanna Tserakh – have finally been absorbed by the peloton.

With 46km to go, Great Britain’s riders have been presented with a golden opportunity in this race, as all three are placed in the front group.

-19 Scheffler, Fleetwood; -17 Matsuyama; -16 Perez, Rahm

Maysuyama with a gorgeous approach on 17, guided in with a right-to-left shape, it’ll be 20 feet for birdie and he’ll need that to move to within a shot of Scheffler.

Fleetwood on 16, 168 yards, straight at the pin! He’ll have 10 feet to join Scheffler at -19.

Scheffler has an outside chance for birdie on 18, make it? He’ll shoot 61 and post -20.

Kim went into the water off the tee, he’ll miss out on a medal now you’d think.

Fleetwood makes birdie, he’s -6 on the day, now a co-leader!

The peloton has now caught up with the breakaway group, while Afghanistan’s Fariba Hashimi and neutral athlete Hanna Tserakh – the two race leaders – remain just over 20 seconds ahead.

A series of descents after some brutal early climbs has allowed the riders to reduce their deficit, returning to Paris to the cheers of people surrounding the Louvre Museum.