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Women's 66Kg - Krista Kovalainen def. Yakelin Estornell (3-2)

I thought it was only women's matches this morning?

Women's 75kg - Seong Suyeon def. Veronika Nakota

Women's 75Kg - Love Holgersson def. Vanessa Ortiz Citlalli

Women's 75Kg - Gabriele Stonkute def. Elizabeth Andiego (5-0)

Women's 75Kg - Sunniva Hofstad def. Kimberly Gittens (RSC Rd. 1)

Women's 75Kg - / Cindy Ngamba def. Naomi Graham (5-0) Women's 60Kg - Miroslava Jedinakova def. Carolina Ferreira

Women's 75Kg Busra Isildar def. Ingrith Maldonado Delgado

Women's 66Kg - Angela Carini def. Camila Gabriela Camilo Bravo (5-0)

And yet they still managed to beat a

Women's 66Kg - Emilie Sonvico def. Boro Ankushita (3-2)

Women's 60Kg - Alessia Mesiano def. Guadalupe Solis (4-1)

Women's 60Kg - Loredana Marin def. Ayaka Taguchi

Women's 60Kg - Rimma Volossenko def. Camila Paola Pineiro Muino

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.