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23:01 BST - We're winding down for the night, join us again tomorrow for more - including Max Whitlock and Tom Daley!
Night!
23:00 BST - Nadal, Biles, Murray, Peaty, Marchand, Huske - it's been a big day of big names at the Games in Paris.
Catch up on all the action from day two here.
21:50 BST - Andy Murray said "pride and pressure" kept his tennis career alive at the Olympics on Sunday when he and partner Dan Evans saved five match points in their opening doubles match.
"I felt fine this morning. I was a bit nervous but I didn't feel terrible," said Murray as he looked back on what could have been his final day as a tennis player.
"As the match started I was feeling it a bit, I was aware of the situation but I still have some pride, I want to perform well.
"There is always pressure playing for your country at the Olympics. You want that pressure and if I didn't feel that, then I shouldn't be here."
21:14 BST - An emotional Adam Peaty told the BBC he was crying "happy tears."
"I'm so happy that I can race against the best in the world and still come joint-second," the Team GB swimming legend said.
"In my heart I have won, these are happy tears. I gave my absolute best every single day and I cannot be upset about that.
"I'm almost an older man here now. I can't have that relentless pursuit every single day without a sacrifice of some sort - they come in every single form.
"It's very hard to compete with the younger ones, so I'm very happy with that."
Read more on Peaty's silver success here.
20:54 BST - Bit of a shock as Italy's Nicolo Martinenghi steals the gold in the 100m breaststroke.
Adam Peaty charged late but was pipped at the last by 0.200s of a second. Peaty shares a split silver with American Nic Fink, both coming in at exactly the same time of 59.05 seconds.
20:34 BST - We are moments away now from Adam Peaty's Olympic title defence in the men's 100m breaststroke.
Can he win a third in a row?
20:26 BST - More good news from the pool for Team GB as Angharad Evans has qualified for the women's 100m breaststroke.
20:03 BST - Team GB's Matthew Richards and Duncan Scott (who qualified second fastest) have both safely navigated their way into the men's 200m freestyle.
19:48 BST - Home hero Leon Marchand has produced a stunning display in the men's 400m medley, setting a new Olympic record with 4.02.95 en route to his first gold medal of this Games.
Team GB's Max Litchfield broke the British record but narrowly missed out on a podium place, finishing fourth.
19:40 BST - It's all over, and somehow, some way, despite facing five match points in the third set tiebreak, Andy Murray's career on the courts continues as he and Dan Evans dig deep to beat Japan's Taro Daniel and Kei Nishikori 6-2, 6-7, 9-11.
Quality stuff there!
19:22 BST - Andy Murray and Dan Evans have levelled the match after taking the second set via a tiebreak.
Murray lives to fight another set in his career.
18:58 BST - Kevin Durant returned from injury to produce a shooting masterclass as the United States launched the defence of their Olympic basketball crown with a 110-84 win over Serbia earlier.
Read the full recap from the match here.
18:31 BST - It's not looking too good for British pair Andy Murray and Dan Evans.
They've dropped the first set to Japanese duo Taro Daniel and Kei Nishikori.
Can Team GB's tennis stars pull it back?
17:46 BST - Andy Murray and Dan Evans are now on court for their men's doubles opener - will this be Murray's last-ever match?
17:27 BST - Germany's Ricarda Funk hits a 50 penalty, meaning bronze for Kimberley Woods!
Get more on her excellent achievement here.
17:24 BST - Woods is pushed into third with just one paddler to go...
It's only the defending champion to come.
17:22 BST - There's a massive chance now for Team GB's Kimberley Woods to bag second in the kayak; she's just put in an excellent showing with just a couple more to go.
Just two seconds or so off the leader, 96.08 seconds set by Australia's Jessica Fox. Tight margins.
17:01 BST - Paris favourite and Roland Garros legend Rafael Nadal has overcome Marton Fucsovics 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 to set up a mouthwatering clash with Novak Djokovic.
16:47 BST - The USA's dream team, including the likes of LeBron James, are facing off against Serbia - featuring Nuggets MVP Nikola Jokic - right now in the basketball: follow that live here.
16:03 BST - GB's Kimberley Woods will be aiming for the medals when the kayaking singles kicks off in around 45 minutes.
She's the third-fastest qualifier going into the event.
Rafa Nadal is currently in singles action on the court - follow that one here.
15:36 BST - Unfortunately, it wasn't to be for Katie Boulter in the women's singles as she lost in the first round 6-4 6-2 to Anna Karolina Schmiedlova of Slovakia.
Meanwhile, the rugby sevens women's team have claimed a big scalp with a 21-12 victory over a fancied Ireland.
15:21 BST - Dan Evans has powered through to the next round in the men's tennis singles with a 6-2 4-6 6-2 win over Tinisia's Moez Echargui.
Katie Boulter is also currently in action, although it's not looking so good for her - follow that one here.
We're not far away from Andy Murray's arrival on court.
13:07 BST - Simone Biles made a stunning return to Olympic competition on Sunday, powering through a left calf injury to get her multiple-medal bid off to a rousing start.
The US superstar, aiming to add to the four gold medals she won in a dazzling 2016 Rio Olympics campaign, appeared to tweak her left calf warming up for her second apparatus, the floor exercise.
12:23 BST - Bit of news from the tennis camp and unfortunately Team GB's Cam Norrie has had to withdraw from the competition with an injury.
12:16 BST - Heartbreak for Rosie Eccles in the boxing as she loses a split decision despite her opponent suffering a point deduction in the final round.
11:57 BST - Job done for the Team GB men's fours as well in the rowing, as they get into the final in a very competitive field.
11:46 BST - In the rowing, Team GB's women's four (who are gold favourites) are comfortably through to the final.
Meanwhile, in gymnastics, Simone Biles is worryingly limping a little bit.
10:40 BST - American superstar gymnast Simone Biles is about to get invovled in the women's artistic team all-around, which is sure to be an eye-catching event.
09:52 BST - The first gold medal of the day has gone to China's Xie Yu! He held his nerve to edge out Federico Nilo Maldini, of Italy, and win top prize in the men's 10m air pistol.
The bronze went to Italy's Paolo Monna.
09:26 BST - There has been a notable withdrawal in the men's singles tennis, with Australia's Alex de Minaur failing to recover in time after picking up a hip injury at Wimbledon earlier this month.
He will still compete in the men's doubles, with Alexei Popyrin, however.
09:21 BST - Andy Murray and men's tennis doubles teammate Dan Evans will face Japan's Daniel Taro and Nishikori Kei a little later.
You can follow that live here, from 17:00 BST.
09:14 BST - Team GB's breaststroke king Adam Peaty is aiming to emulate the legendary Michael Phelps in the swimming pool today.
The 100m world record-holder is trying to match Phelps and win a third straight gold medal in the same event, which will take place this evening.
Peaty, who has openly struggled with mental health, said he was feeling "too relaxed" ahead of what could be an iconic day for the Brit.
09:06 BST - A little earlier, it was confirmed the first training session for triathletes in Paris would be cancelled. Organisers are concerned about pollution in the River Seine.
08:00 BST - Good morning and welcome to our Olympic Tracker, where we'll be bringing you coverage of the day's action in Paris!
As per usual, the best place to view the daily schedule and medal table is on our dedicated Olympics news page - see the schedule for the Games here.
