Three golds and counting, then, for Team GB on a fabulous Friday for the Brits. There are still plenty of medal contenders to come a little later, too, as we near the end of what is turning into an outstanding first week for Great Britain.

Great Britain wins gold!

Scott Brash and his horse, Jefferson, kept their team in first place with a time of 79.54 seconds and just one penalty. Great Britain collected just two penalties in total, while France dropped down to third place after Julien Epaillard picked up four penalty points, putting the hosts on a total of seven alongside the Netherlands.

Meanwhile, USA rider McLain Ward, who secured a silver medal for his team, claimed a solid time of 76.57 seconds in the third round, collecting no penalties with his horse, ILEX.

A classy display from Lin, then, lovely one-two in the third stuns her opponent.

She will win this fight on the cards.

A glove raises in triumph!

Scott Brash is the final man to ride this jumping course with his mount Jefferson. He knows what he needs to do to claim gold for Great Britain.

The run begins with Jefferson clearing the first and second fences with no trouble. It’s a clean looking run so far but there are a few nerves around.

Cleanly through the combination!

Now the double, and the last fence. All clean! There’s a time penalty but that doesn’t matter as Brash and Jefferson keep the fences in tact and bring home the gold!

Wonderful from Team GB!

Lin receives the first round from four of the five judges. It’s a fluid display from the Taiwanese fighter, using range and bouncing across the ring.

She looked agitated, as is understandable given the enormous pressure surrounding her fight, with her head guard slipping off and disrupting her flow.

Turdibekova is ready for a brawl too! Round two descends into a bit of a messy scrap, both women tied up.

It’s Turdibekova who lands a couple of eye-catching shots, but Lin controlling the tempo and again wins the round. 2-0 to the No.1 seed.

France have knocked off a fence!

That’s a penalty of four meaning they’re down to second but level on points with the Netherlands. Julien Epaillard’s run of 78.83 is quicker than the Dutch which puts the French in second place as things stand.

Just Great Britain to go. A clean run and they’ll take the gold. It’s between Great Britain and the United States.

Incredible work from the United States!

A clear run in a rapid time of 75 seconds from McLain Ward and his mount Ilex means they remain on four penalty points and secure at least a bronze medal.

The USA are currently first with just France and Great Britain to go. Penalties from both of those and the USA will take the gold.

The controversy surrounding Lin Yu-ting and Imane Khelif, the fighters that failed gender eligibility tests after last year’s 2023 World Championships, continues here in Paris.

The Taiwanese fighter faces the Uzbek fighter in the last 16 of the women’s featherweight.

There is plenty of support here for Lin; she jogs to the ring, pumping her gloves over and down. A loud cheer from the crowd greets her.

We’re well into the final round of the team jumping final and things are looking strong for Team GB. The Netherlands lead the way with seven penalty points but the Brits still need to go through their final run.

The golden summer of Carlos Alcaraz looks to be continuing. Already a winner once on the Roland Garros clay this year, the Spaniard is through to the final of the men’s singles, looking in imperious touch and thrashing Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-1, 6-1.

It’ll be either Lorenzo Musetti or familiar foe Novak Djokovic in the gold medal match for Alcaraz - they meet in the second semi-final at about 6pm BST.