Rafa Maciel

Mellor ran in Seville which was only 3 weeks ago so probably not enough recovery time for him to be able to compete. You could be right about Ghebresesilasie - the last time he ran London in 2022 he ran 2:11:57 so he took 2 minutes off his time when setting his PB in Berlin. If he's in good form, then we could see him going sub 2:08.

Elite start lists for next month's London marathon have been published. I think this is likely to be the last chance for our athletes to get the Paris qualifying standard. GB Men (Potential Contender for OQT): Emile Cairess - 2:08:07: Already has the qualifying standard and not really clear why he wasn't selected in the 1st tranche of athletes. Callum Hawkins - 2:08:14: PB time dates back to 2019 and this will mark his return from a couple of seasons blighted by injury. Mahamed Mahamed - 2:08:40: Just missed the qualifying standard in Valencia in Dec '23 so if he is on form, should have good chance of getting the standard. Weynay Ghebresilasie - 2:09:50: Set his PB in Berlin last year and will have to shave over a minute from his time if he is hoping for a ticket to Paris. Others: Andrew Heyes - 2:13:52 Alexander Lepretre - 2:15:01 Norman Shreeve - 2:16:17 Alex Milne - 2:16:30 William Mycroft - 2:17:02 David Bishop - 2:17:06 Adam Bowden - 2:17:18 Kieran Walker - 2:17:30 Alexander Lawrence - 2:17:41 Daniel Hamilton - 2:17:59 Dominic Jones - 2:18:15 Fraser Stewart - 2:18:34 Tom Frith - 2:18:35 James Hoad - 2:18:38 Ryan Thomson - 2:18:46 Charlie Sandison - 2:19:22 Paulos Surafel Jacob Allen Kieran Clements Marc Scott GB Women - GB already have multiple athletes with the qualifying standard so none of the big names are on the start list are we're unlikely to have anyone getting the OQT. Becky Briggs - 2:29:04 Alice Wright - 2:29:08 Anya Culling - 2:34:45 Rachel Hodgkinson - 2:34:46 Helen Gaunt - 2:35:38 Mhairi Maclennan Lucy Reid

At the end of day 3, we say goodbye to , , and

Men's 71Kg - Ladislav Horvath def. Tony Jas

Men's 63.5Kg - Aleksej Sendrik def. Danyil Zamorylo

Two in action tomorrow: Morning Session: Chantelle Reid v Eyed Angel George Afternoon Session: No Brits in action Evening Session: Kiaran Macdonald v Jaleel Ortega Jokhu Ai

Men's 71Kg - Omari Jones def. Aliaksandr Radzionau (5-0)

's pretty mediocre performance in the tournament continues in the evening session Men's 63.5Kg - Patris Mughalzai def. Samuel Contreras on a split decision (4-1) and will be up or opponent in the round of 32. Men's 71Kg - Dev Nishant def. Lewis Richardson on a split decision (3-1). This was always going to be a tough bout with a World Champs bronze medalist but it is still a disappointing end to the day.

Men's 71Kg - Dev Nishant def. Lewis Richardson (3-1) Richardson becomes the 3rd GB fighter to exit the tournament.

Men's 63.5Kg - Emilio Garcia def. Ahmad Shtiwi (5-0)

Men's 63.5Kg - Radoslave Rosenov def. Semjon Kamanin (5-0) With that, joins the list of nations to completely exit the tournament with all 4 of their fighters losing in the first round.

Men's 63.5Kg - Mukhammedsabyr Bazarbay Uulu def. Donnel Phillip

Men's 63.5Kg - Ruslan Abdullaev def. Shiva Thapa (KO Rd1) India's nightmare tournament continues...

She'd been given detention after failing to get the quota for surfing.

Men's 63.5Kg Patris Mughalzai def. Samuel Contreras (4-1) That is El Salvador's only fighter in the tournament out in round 1.

"Please sir, can we go back to the bus now...."

team for the Olympic Qualifier Series has been confirmed: Men's Park: - George O'Neill (14) - Tommy Calvert (13) - Andy Macdonald (50)!! Women's Park: - Sky Brown (15) - Lola Tambling (16) - Lilly Strachan (16) Any team photo will run the risk of looking like a high school outing with Macdonald taking the role of chaperone.

lose the last of their fighters in session 7 and lose their only fighter as they exit the tournament without a win.

Men's 63.5Kg - Yuri Falcao def. Alexy Miguel De La Cruz Baez (4-1)

Men's 71Kg - Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev def. Youcef Yaiche (5-0)

Men's 71Kg - Syrgak Abdyzhapar Uulu def. Shain Boniface

Men's 71Kg - Damian Durkacz def. Angel Gabriel Llanos Perez

Sorry, my bad - think that is my 3rd mistake To be fair I probably should have known it was a loss - the federation are normally pretty quick to post the results when they win a bout but take a bit longer to post about the losses. This would all be so much simpler if the IOC had just put together a live results page

Men's 71Kg - Aslanbek Shymbergenov def. Sam Morovati

Men's 71Kg - Petar Kresimir Knezevic def. Mogunde Maina Boniface (KO) Men's 63.5Kg - Assan Hanse def. Marin Jelacic