All the Team GB competitors you can watch at the Olympics today

GB sit fifth in the medal table

The day starts early at 8am with Tommy Fleetwood sitting in third place as the fourth round of holes get underway.

From 9am, Britain's dressage team will be back at it again, already with a handful of medals won at these games, as they look to make it one more in the individual grand prix freestyle with three riders competing.

At the same time the men's hockey reaches crunch point in a huge match between powerhouses GB and India in the quarter-finals of the tournament.

From 9am more heats and qualification rounds will be happening at the Stade de France in the athletics including the long jump, sprints and hurdles.

Tom Hall will compete in the archery at 09:48 in a round of 16 tie against German Florian Unruh.

Just before 10:00, Dina Asher-Smith and Daryll Neita, who unfortunately failed to medal in the women's 100m sprint, will be joined by Bianca Williams in the heats of the women's 200m.

Starting from 11:00 there will be a large choice of sailing to choose from with the mixed dinghy, men and women's dinghy and men's and women's kite.

At 13:00 it will be Team GB's women's turn to take to the roads of Paris in the cycling, with their three riders hoping to upset the apple cart and get onto the podium.

From 14:00, things will be getting going in the gymnastics with plenty of medals up for the taking in the individual disciplines.

Harry Hepworth will be competing in the rings at 14:00 while Rebecca Downie will perform in the women's uneven bars at 14:40.

Then at 15:24, Hepworth will return for the men's vault final, where he'll be joined by floor bronze medallist Jake Jarman who will be looking for a second Olympic medal.

At 14:30 and 15:45, the men then the women will be competing in everyone's new favourite Olympic event, the kayak cross, with GB fielding two paddlers in each.

Once again from 18:00 the athletics will be back for another evening session with big semi-finals in the women's 800m featuring GB star Keely Hodgkinson, the men's 1500m with Josh Kerr and the men's 400m.

The main event of the night will be the men's 100m final which could have British interest if Louie Hinchliffe and Zarnel Hughes can qualify from their semi-finals.

And finally, for those wondering when the swimming will ever end, the final session in the pool comes tonight, with GB only going in one medal event, the men's 4x100m medley relay.

There you have it, another action packed day of Olympic sport, full of GB medal hopefuls, exciting events and global starts. Enjoy!