Team GB's Jake Jarman clinches bronze in men's floor final narrowly pipping teammate Luke Whitehouse who finished sixth
Israel's Artem Dolgopyat took silver while Philippines's Carlos Edriel Yulo won
But Whitehouse, 22, fell short after judges downgraded his difficulty score
Comes after Bryony Page secured an emotional gold in trampolining yesterday
Team GB's Jake Jarman has clinched bronze in the men's floor final just a day after Bryony Page secured trampolining gold.
The 22-year-old performed a sparkling routine which peaked with a triple-twisting double-back somersault to sneak into the medal places with just one athlete to come.
And that gymnast was teammate Luke Whitehouse who seemed for all the world to have bagged a medal to knock Jarman out of his bronze spot.
But it was heartbreak for the Englishman after the judges downgraded his difficulty score, leaving him down in sixth on a total of 14.466.
Jarman had entered the final with the highest score in qualifying and also topped the floor standings during the men's all-around final.
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