Gavin Noble pushes hard and is in a brilliant position, in top 10 as they come to T2

Jonathan Brownlee is not taking his penalty now. He's going to work with Alistair, get him his gold, open up a gap so he can have silver. Gavin Noble in 11th. The run is going to be a tester for him but he's given himself an opportunity. Three seconds off the lead. Top 20 a really attainable target now.

Noble, sadly, is spent - but this is so impressive to watch from the Brownlees. As you've just highlighted, Daragh, they're so strong that Jonathan can go well clear, take his penalty and still finish in second.

Ger Owens and Scott Flanigan have made five places and are now 15th. A very strong showing by a pairing that only came together after Flanigan completed his leaving cert last year.

Noble was 19th at the end of the first lap of the run but unless he's managed to save something for himself, it will be hard to maintain that given his disrupted preparation.

Alistair Brownlee opens up a gap on Gomez but the Spaniard is digging deep.

We're not seeing Gavin Noble anymore but he was still 19th after the second lap of the run. There are four running laps.

The race is now for bronze - Jonathan takes his penalty but he is still ahead of the French duo who are in chase. Noble, meanwhile, remains in 19th spot. Top 20 would be a great finish for him.

Gomez looks like he has been broken by Alistair Brownlee.

Owens and Flanigan have a brilliant 16th place finish in race 9 of the 470. A 15th is their best so this is an outstanding performance with just one more race to go at 1.30pm. They lie in 25th overall.

Huge crowds around this entire route. Alistair Brownlee is gritting his teeth but he takes a Union Jack on his run-in, drapes it around his shoulder and walks over the finishing line to win gold. Gomez second, Jonathan in bronze.

Alistair Brownlee had an Achilles tear in February. What a tough breed these guys are.

It's 23rd place for Noble. Finished 3.22 behind the winner and he'll be relatively happy with that effort.

RTÉ just showing highlights of Canada v USA in women's soccer. Sinclair has taken her two goals for Canada brilliantly. The first is great feet, the second, the textbook header back into the far corner in the direction the cross came from. Mind you, Rapinhoe's second for the States is some screamer from outside the box.

I'm aware some people might know the result of this game. I don't. Oh my God. The referee does the goalkeeper for steps and from the resultant free, gives a pen for handball after a driven free kick by Rapinhoe. A goalkeeper has never, EVER been penalised for taking too many steps since that rule was brought in. The pen was a marginal decision too. Hands may have been up. Pen is slid in expertly off the inside of the post by Wambach. Had to be that good as the 'keeper guessed right. 3-3 with 10 to go (I know it's highlights!) It finished 3-3. Two periods of extra time.

Jonny Brownlee has been taken away in a wheelchair by medical staff after the triathlon - BBC are saying it's exhaustion.

@AlanSmith I noticed he was collapsed on the ground after initially hugging his brother. Alistair and Gomez walked away, Alistair obviously hadn't copped that Jonny was in difficulty.

Absolute sickener for Canada, the US nodded a winner in the third minute of injury time in the second half of injury time. 4-3. US play Japan in the final.