Jumping for joy: British heptathlete Jessica Ennis celebrates a successful morning in the 100m hurdles and the high jump.
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1415: Thanks Danny - Federer takes the first men's singles tennis semifinal to a third-set decider following an enthralling tie-break. Can Del Potro conjure up the magic formula to defeat the seven-time Center Court champion and dent his Olympic gold medal dreams? We'll find out in the next hour or so...
1406: From CNN's Tom McGowan:
"With the feverish excitement in the Olympic Park, it’s easy to forget that the Games are continuing along the length and breadth of Britain. In just under 30 minutes time, way up north in Newcastle, theU.S. women’s football team go for a place in the semifinals against New Zealand. Soccer’s grand tour of the British Isles continues with the ever-impressive Brazil facing off against world championsJapan, before the hosts Great Britain try to book a place in the last four against Canada in Coventry. One country has already booked its place in the medal matches, with France registering a 2-1 win over Sweden earlier today."
1404: So this is what we have to look forward to today. Still plenty more medals to be won:
Archery: Men’s individual
Athletics: Men’s shot put, women’s 10,000m
Badminton: Mixed doubles
Fencing: Men’s team sabre
Cycling: Men’s team pursuit
Swimming: Men’s 100m butterfly, women’s 800m freestyle, women’s 200m backstroke, men’s 50m freestyle
Judo: Men’s +100kg, women’s +78kg
Shooting: Men’s 25m rapid fire pistol
Trampoline: Men’s final
