Olympics Breakfast Briefing with SIR STEVE REDGRAVE: British rowing legend reflects on Adam Peaty’s near miss for Team GB’s first gold… and looks ahead to Tom Daley’s bid for glory at his fifth Games

The Olympic Games are in full swing after an action-packed first two days and Team GB have already hit the ground running after taking home four medals. 

After securing their best start to a Games for 44-years, Team GB continued their success with medals in the men’s 100m breaststroke and women’s kayak.

Adam Peaty and Kimberly Woods were the Team GB representatives to have found themselves on the podium in Paris after impressive performances on Sunday. 

Meanwhile, British tennis legend Andy Murray – along with team-mate Dan Evans – kept his professional career alive with a dramatic doubles tie-break comeback. 

Today, the likes of Tom Daley in the diving and Tom Pidcock in mountain biking will be looking to add to GB’s growing medal tally. 

Sir Steve Redgrave has given his thoughts after another action-packed day of Olympics action

Adam Peaty narrowly missed out on a third straight gold in the 100m breast stroke

From Team GB House, Sir Steve Redgrave discusses Murray’s success and Daley’s chances in his fifth Olympic Games, in another exclusive video with Mail Sport. 

Divers Daley and Noah Williams will go for gold in the 10m synchro at 10am, as they look to emulate the success of Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen on day one. 

Meanwhile, in the men’s 200m freestyle, Matt Richards and Duncan Scott will also be looking to add to Team GB’s medal tally. 

Legendary rower Redgrave also gave his thoughts on Max Whitlock who, in his final Olympics, will be partaking in the men’s team final in the gymnastics. 

Furthermore, despite the controversy surrounding Charlotte Dujardin, Team GB’s equestrian eventing team will look to repair some of the misery surrounding the side.

Led by Rosalind Canter, Tom McEwen and Laura Collett, GB have every chance of securing gold as they head into the final day of the showjumping. 

Andy Murray and Dan Evans (right) secured a stunning win over Kei Nishikori and Taro Daniel

While it may not be GB focused, there’s also a lot of eyes on the tennis as career-long rivals Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal will go head-to-head in a second-round tie.

Spaniard Nadal saw off Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics in a 6-1 4-6 6-4 win, while Djokovic beat Australia’s Matt Ebden on Saturday.

Mail Sport and The National Lottery have teamed up to bring you exclusive video content from our greatest Olympian Sir Steve Redgrave each day during the Olympic Games in Paris. 

Sir Steve won five Gold medals in an illustrious career and is considered by many to be our greatest Olympic hero. Back in 1996 at the Atlanta Olympics, Team GB only won one gold medal – and Steve alongside Matthew Pinsent delivered it for the nation. 

This was in an era before National Lottery funding was introduced which has transformed the fortunes of our British athletes. Thanks to National Lottery players, Team GB is now a superpower on the world stage winning 22 Golds and 64 medals at the last Olympics in Tokyo.