1939: Aye, that she did. Phenomenal start to the evening's entertainment in the pool. It's now time for the Men's 200m Freestyle Semifinals and that man Ryan Lochte is in the first one...
1942: That's Team GB vs. UAE in the Men's Football that Danny's at - should be a good night at Wembley. Back in the pool and Paul Biedermann of Germany has just won the first Men's 200m Freestyle Semis heat, touching ahead of USA's Ryan Lochte in second. GB's Robbie Renwick finishes equal third.
1948: We'll see, Zag, we'll see. In the second Semi of the Men's 200m Freestyle, China's Sun Yang qualifies with absolute ease and France's Yannick Agnel comes second.
USA's gold medallist and world record breaker Dana Vollmer:
"I put that time in my mind and I kept being so close. Even in the race I felt so good and knew it'd be close and I got it. I'm healthier than I've ever been and it feels great to be in this position. I'm definitely going to be around for a while."
2000: We've just had the Semifinals of the Women's 100m Breaststroke, and quite a story too. The Lithuanian 15-year-old Ruta Meilutyte has just blown away Australia's three-time Olympic gold medallist Leisel Jones with a staggering time of 1:05:21, which is a new European record. "Hard work and I really want it," says Meilutyte.
2006: Indeed we do, Markai - and it's good news for the host nation as Team GB go 1-0 up against UAE at Wembley, Ryan Giggs heading in a Craig Bellamy cross. Less good news for all-conquering Spain, who trail 1-0 to unfancied Honduras.
2013: Time for another Final in the swimming pool after a spate of Semis, and it's the turn of the Men's 100m Breaststroke showpiece, with South Africa's Cameron van der Burgh among the favourites and Japan's Kosuke Kitajima trying to become the first man to ever win the same individual event at three successive Olympic Games.
2015: At the turn it's South Africa's Cameron van der Burgh in the lead by a huge distance...
2018: Wow that's an impressive swim - stunning stuff from Cameron van der Burgh, who blew the rest of the field away in the first 25 meters and stayed miles ahead of them. Don't often see such dominance in such a short race. Australia's Christian Sprenger gets silver and USA's Brendan Hansen bronze.
2021: Decent point about the fly kicks - wondered why he was so far ahead of everyone else so early on. Anyway, it's now time for the Women's 400m Freestyle Final. Great Britain's Rebecca Adlington is the defending champion and she's in the final, but she's not the favourite. France's Camille Muffat is, and Italy's Federica Pellegrini is the world record holder. What a race this should be.
2023: After 200 meters, France's Camille Muffat leads and she is just about on course for a world record at the halfway stage. USA's Allison Schmitt is second and Federica Pellegrini third. There's a few in the mix here, mind...
2025: Only 100m to go and it's Camiile Muffat from Allison Schmitt from Rebecca Adlington...
2027: Brilliant race, what a performance from France's Camille Muffat, who led them out and stayed ahead throughout, a superbly classy display and an Olympic Record to boot. USA's Allison Schmitt pushed her all the way to take silver and Great Britain's Rebecca Adlington wins bronze after her gold four years ago.
2037: Great Britain's Liam Tancock is assured of his place in the Men's 100m Backstroke Final after a super performance in the first Semifinal. In the second Semi, USA's Matthew Grevers wins at a canter. That final is on Monday.
2045: Another scintillating night in the pool and we're not done yet - there's still the Women's 100m Backstroke Semifinals and then, at about 2054 London Time, the Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay Final - which could see Australia and USA going head-to-head once more. *Potential classic alert*
2052: Yo yo yo, it's Missy Franklin time again. You know - the 17-year-old American with the giant feet, wingspan and stunning talent. It's time for the Women's 100m Backstroke Semifinals...
2054: USA's Missy Franklin wins her heat in 59.12 seconds, with Japan's Aya Terakawa second and Great Britain's Gemma Spofforth in third. They should all qualify for tomorrow's final.
2059: Australia's Emily Seebohm wins the second heat in a time just outside the world record, she won that by a distance. China's Zhao Jing came second and Russia's Anastasia Zueva finished third. Interesting - Seebohm qualified for the final 0.74 seconds ahead of Franklin.
2104: Now we're under way in the last Final of the evening in the swimming pool and it promises to be an absolute humdinger. It's Australia vs. USA (and some other countries) in the Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay, which is always fun. Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte on the same team... Hold on to your hats...
2105: After one leg it's USA, Australia, France...
