Team GB's swimming relay quartet, including Matt Richards and Duncan Scott, has secured their place for the Paris Olympics, aiming to defend their Olympic title in the men's 4x200m relay, a feat never accomplished before. The camaraderie among the swimmers is highlighted as a vital factor in their success, which has established a strong relay tradition in British swimming. Meanwhile, Bay FC is sending a record number of players to the Olympics, including Racheal Kundananji and Asisat Oshoala, contributing to the National Women's Soccer League leading with 56 players across 11 countries. In rowing, siblings Tom and Emily Ford made history as the first brother-sister duo to represent Team GB at two Olympic Games, successfully reaching the finals in their respective events. Additionally, on Day Three of the Olympics, flagbearer Tom Daley aims to defend his gold medal in the men's synchronised 10m diving event, while Tom Pidcock seeks to retain his title in mountain biking. Team GB's eventing team is also in a strong position for medals heading into the final day of competition.