Day 2 Invictus Games

There is a Creole expression, to walk together, where life is hard,

people depend upon each other, so man may pray together to praise the

same moral principles, and reaffirmed birth.

The game is known as Murderball, people like the name, I think. It is

fast, furious, that is how it should be. Very physical. Big eyes you can

build up a lot of speed, when they get you, you state it. It is the

game to watch. Welcome back to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park,

welcome back to the Invictus Games, the brainchild of Prince Harry. He

decided he wanted to take part as well. A specially arranged the

wheelchair rugby match, the Prince was involved, Zara Phillips as well,

famous sporting faces, Denise Lewis. We will have highlights and the

result later on. We will be joined later on by Zara Phillips and Mike

Tindall. Taney great Thompson alongside me. Why would you

involved? I think they have seen my basketball star hills. -- Tanni

Grey-Thompson. It is fantastic, getting people into sport, we have

Paralympians. About being in the military, the shared brotherhood.

Sharing back stories. People have been having an amazing time. We will

focus on athletics, taking place yesterday, some stunning

performances. Joe Townsend was the star of the show, the joint

athletics captain. He took four gold medals, and will be going to Rio.

Andy Grant, he took double gold, taking the 400 and 1500 metres. Over

role in fixing -- the overall Invictus Games team captain took

gold in stunning fashion. So many good stories, more to come. Let's

have a look at the classification system at the Invictus Games.

Bespoke for this event, based on the Paralympic classifications, but on

emphasis of allowing as many people as possible to take part. The open

classification is the big difference. A bit different from

Paralympics, no direct transfer, psychological injuries, people being

rehabbed. It is that transition back into mainstream sport, a release. In

point. A lot of these guys will be in and out of hospital, being

treated, it gives them competitive edge. Michaela Richard is going for

Britain, your commentators Steve Cram, and Michael Stallard.

Richardson, a real close battle there. Pulling away from Cheshire.

It is Michaela Richards pulling away. Gold for Great Britain. 13.96.

Michaela Richards putting in a very, very good performance. Expecting

more to line up, even though there was only three, I'm not sure anyone

would have got ahead of her. Winning it by a country mile.

She certainly did, confirmation of the result. Next up was the 400,

going for the golden double. Michaela Richards drawn on the

inside, lane two, having advertised as sprinting prowess, now showing

some speed enduring. She sauntered into the lead, being challenged by

the German athlete, and Sean Cheshire. She had the same position

in the 100 metres. Coming through to the halfway stage, beginning to tell

for Michaela Richards. It has been a long day, winning the 100 metres,

now very clear and the 400. As they reached the home straight. Tenbausch

looking safe in second place. Down the home straight, another gold

medal for Britain. A second for her. She grits teeth, clutches arms. Gold

again for Michaela Richards. Superb success, you can see the expression

on her face, how much she has put into that. Tenbausch coming through

for the silver. Cheshire in fourth. One of the toughest events that any

athlete can take on. After running in the 100, she started quickly,

built up a good lead, pushing to the line. Great victory, rewarded with a

pretty good time. Two gold medals, you were saying you have not done

the 400 before? With no 200, we decided to go for the 400, never

having run it. Thank you to you and Thomas -- Euan Thomas, game some

hints. What is the day been like? Absolutely amazing. Having done the

200 Warriors, this knocked it out of the park. Is it here to stay?

Hopefully, Invictus, two gold medals, I have conquered. Does a lot

of her training in Battersea Park with Dave Henderson. The next

qualification was for athletes with single or double amputation is below

the knee. The gaffer Alex Tait in lane five. -- look out for Alex

Tait. Watch for the surging in the last 50

metres. Alex Tait is going well. It was a British one, two. 12.18,

quicker than this morning. Alex Tait just faltering around 50 metres to

the line. He had a good lead at that point. Almost caught on the line. He

won, two for Great Britain. Tate wins it. Limbu hoping to turn silver

to gold in the 200. A strong start by Limbu, second in

the 100 metres, running a very strong bend. Challenged by Maurice

Manuel. It is Limbu going clear, moving into second, the athletes and

the USA. It is Limbu, gold in the 200 metres. 25.47 seconds. 32 years

of age, competed in the Warrior games last year. Winning gold in the

100 and 200. Two medals this time. What a gem in this day, Silver medal

followed up by age in this gold. You ran away from the field? A really

good race. Please the 200 metres. I was hoping for gold in the 100, that

happy with silver. -- but happy with the silver. Happy for Alex. Tell me

about the expectation of the day? Has it lived up to it? Very pleased

with the crowd. My wife is in the crowd. Lots of support from my

friends and family, thanks so much, guys. Well done. Here is the roll of

honour yesterday. Great performance from the British team, Joe Townsend

with four. A very good performance, lots of

encouragement in the way they performed? Dave Henson has done a

fantastic time, that would put him in the top 15 world rankings. It

would put in higher last year. Joe Townsend had some impressive

performances. Not the fastest track, or the best conditions. Joe

has never really competed on the track. He has been training for the

triathlon. I would like to see him race a bit more on the track. I have

had British Triathlon tweeting me, saying leave him alone. I think he

could do more in the sprints. We will see him in the cycling

tomorrow. Just a word on Dave Henson, he is not talking about

Rio, maybe he will change his mind with that performance. If he gets in

some good quality races next year, the qualification period is 15

months. I think he could do it. It will not be easy, but on the back of

the training he has done, his running style is really lovely. Look

at the top body shot, not a lot of movement. Very strong. It is hard

having to throw your legs wider to run. I don't want to put pressure on

him, but he could do it. You are going to dash, get the train, get

home safe and sound. We will turn our thoughts to the

rough-and-tumble of wheelchair rugby. Some matches have really

taken place, in the com petition proper, Phil Jones has the story.

A light show, a big precursor to the smash and tumble of wheelchair

rugby. The favoured USA began against Australia, Italy completing

the group, the top two making the semifinals. The Americans were

rocking the joint from the start. Steve Brown and Eddie Butler were

watching. Brian McIntosh, extending the

American lead. A comfortable victory for the United States. Paul -- Pool

B. Great Britain against New Zealand. It is all over, Great

Britain have beaten Denmark 20-15. A must win game for Australia against

Italy. There are mixed teams, but this showed everybody gets the same

treatment. Australia looks towards the semifinals. Denmark would follow

suit in Pool B, taking the win to keep their last four hopes afloat.

It was Maurice Manuel putting in! On the emphatic triumph, with nine

goals. Danish delivery. It was catching. -- delirium. The Americans

are always in sheer when Ryan McIntosh is at his best, Italy had

no answer. The US topping their group. That was as fearsome as it

got for Team GB against New Zealand. The hosts were comfortable winners

in their group. It does not matter what kind of injury we have got, we

are not on a battlefield, we are late sports pitch, we are going to

smash them, that gold medal is ours. Before the Golden decider, the

semifinals, the Americans appeared in control, leading 14-10, only for

Denmark to score three quick goals, and come over so close to a

last-ditch equaliser. The second semifinal, Charlie Walker leading,

GB raced away from Australia and were not for being caught. Walker

riding out the challenge. Good work by Natalie Robinson. Price scores.

It was the most clinical and resounding ways to reach the final.

There was a moment where I started to feel sorry for Australia, but

then it passed. You must be pleased with the way the

team is performing as a unit? We are clicking on all the lenders, the

passing is going good and the momentum is really good, that is all

you can ask for. Well done, and a medal guaranteed but it is only half

the job. Get to the final, the second job, still to do. You must

have been impressed by the crowd. It has in a packed house, top-level and

bottom level, the nominal. It is very loud, you cannot hear what you

are doing, it is mega. The American captain earlier said he wanted to

play you in the final, I am sure you felt the same way. We have been

watching the Americans, we thought we could meet them in the final, I

watch the Danes, it will be close, but we can take them. We hope they

can, it is the final we wanted to see, Great Britain against the USA

coming up very soon. First though, we will catch up with the highlights

of the celebrity wheelchair rugby match, I know you've been looking

forward to it, Prince Harry, Zara Phillips, it is more handbag at five

paces. But I tell you what, they did not hold back. COMMENTATOR: Jonny

Wilkinson and his team, leading 7-5. In control of the ball, he gets it

away to Bill Blaikie, and unease Lewis, held up. -- the

it looks as if the scorer of the opening goal has committed defensive

foul and is going to the penalty box, off to the tower with him take

your punishment. Seven - five, the score remains.

Invictus down, the three players. Pippa Middleton looks on. The

Bill Blaikie cannot take it and Jim Roberts comes away with it. Dennis

Ramsey of Australia. Into the forecourt. Jim Roberts, a slight

fumble. Dennis Ramsey... Can he get there. He muscles his way over the

line. APPLAUSE And the goal stands. 8-5. It is not

all elegant, Dennis Ramsey, on the scoreboard, it says 76, but it is

8-5. To Invictus. Just a little bit of backspin the ball. How easily he

dances through the waves, but the pass was picked off by Dennis

Decker. Prince Harry is out of the tower and back onto the court. Ian

he takes the hit from his team-mate, Roberts, the goal scored by Bill

Blakeley, 8-6, and it is the end of the game. It is victory for Jonny

Wilkinson's Invictus over Sir Clive Woodward's team, Endeavour, 8-6.

CHEERING You have got two Royals in your

team, what a victory, and Prince Harry with the first goal, a start?

It is amazing, it is a real privilege and pleasure, I'm here for

the ride, I have Paul beside me doing the coaching, I am shouting at

the guys and having some fun but they look like they're having fun

and everybody's inspired by being in the environment and the atmosphere.

I am riding the wave until the end, it has been a real joy. We had some

experts here, but the celebrities were of a decent standard and

everybody enjoyed that. You could see some of the fundamentals of Mike

Tindall's game coming out, smashing people around, and Jason, his speed,

but it shows how talented the main professional guys are, you see what

they do and they are unstoppable. It would frustrate me to be out there

and not being able to get near them, they are special, and it will be a

hell of a final. It has been a great day, and for me just to be around

here is an honour, and I hope it continues to be such a success. Very

well put and thank you for talking for us. Take care. Can you sum up

the experience with this amazing crowd and celebrities and experts as

well on the field of play. It seems like everybody wants to go home

delighted. Amazing night and the crowd has been awesome, the

wheelchair rugby, but it is fitness, which is amazing, we were playing

the diamond which didn't work CHUCKLES

Prince Harry has done an amazing job, marvellous event and the crowd

is brilliant and now we have the gold medal match and great to be

part of it. The lesson that Sir Clive Woodward learned, if you want

to win, you need Jonny Wilkinson on your team, the winners of the

exhibition wheelchair rugby match was Invictus. Prince Harry, and Zara

Phillips on the team. He got sent off, and he scored a goal. Not a bad

effort. A bit of fun, wasn't it? But this was quite serious, the bronze

medal play-off match. Denmark up against Australia. Denmark in red

at, Australia in the blue, it was a tense start, neither team able to

pull away, but a couple of goals towards the end of the first half

saw Denmark pull away and after then they were in control and they went

on to take the bronze medal. So now we are very close to the big match,

Great Britain against USA, let's take a look at the rules to give you

an idea of what is happening here. Mixed squads of ten, four players on

the court at any time. Rules about who can be on the court at what time

and with whom, minimum of one category A, and maximum of one

category C. No more than two category Bs. Let's go to the Copper

Box now whether teams are heading out, this promises to be very tense,

and the commentary team with Eddie Butler, and Steve Brown, the London

2012 captain. And Steve, let's just chat to you now... This could be two

captains going head to head here, they really are the strongest

players, just talk about the rivalry? Exactly right, these two

captains have really shown massive ability. For two different reasons.

You have got Ryan, for Australia here. He has been very, very fast

and quick and created his own opportunities. On the flip side,

Charlie, the Great Britain is very calculated and focused. And much

more reactive to what is happening in front of him. He is looking

really good. And in terms of team tactics do you man mark those key

players? Do you double-team them, what is the way you would approach a

really strong player in the opposite team? This is it, the tactics of the

game mean that with four players on court each player has 25% of the

responsibility. If you have a particularly good player has 25% of

the responsibility. If you have a particularly good play a player

free. -- if you have a particularly good player you need to macro other

players to marking. In the Copper Box, live, it is the

final of the wheelchair rugby, Eddie Butler, it is all yours.

COMMENTATOR: Here we go for the Grand Final,

Great Britain versus USA. Ryan McIntosh, the captain of the

Americans, perhaps the quickest player in the tournament, wearing

number seven for the United States, keep an eye out for him. For

Britain, Charlie Walker, 22, such an influential character, Geraint Price

wearing number four. DRAMATIC MUSIC the countdown to the start of the

final... And the tip. Charlie Walker, getting into Geraint Price

and the first point for Team GB. Geraint Price, 1-0. Excellent tip of

straight into the path and a nice quick goal. Exactly what Great

Britain needed here. Here he comes, Geraint Price. America, away with

it. And the scores are going to be level. Ryan McIntosh, he was a star

of track and football, American football. Until he stepped on a

landmine in Afghanistan. He lost his leg and here he is, at the Invictus

Games. Australia have gone back to their defence, trying to make Great

Britain to work hard getting across the line. Charlie Walker. Held up.

Penalty goal. Steve? That's right, he was pushed across the line. The

goal was given. Getting the ball clear. WHISTLE

And over goes team USA. We will have to stop CHUCKLES

It is one reason to stop the game, Ben Steele losing his complete

wheel. It does not take long. No, they are designed for a quick

release wheel and that was a quick release. Jonny Wilkinson. Who, as

the team and a jar of team Invictus who won the celebrity game, against

Sir Clive Woodward's team Endeavour, look how miserable he

looks! Charlie Walker the move. And another collapse, this time it is

Ben Steele again, he is in the wars. He certainly is. The first spill of

the game. He will be penalised with a holding file. He goes down on top

of the player, holding on. As much chair contact as you like but no

person-to-person in this game. It is 2-2. And Ben Steele. CHEERING

Back on four wheels. He's back into the final now. Ryan McIntosh. He has

the speed to get past most people on the outside. He has to to past, Mike

Angelo, and he takes the score. He left enough space for the runner to

come through, nice clean pass and he goes away. Charlie Walker bringing

it into the forecourt, Walker. Team USA have this very tight packed

defence. Walker, can he get through? It all counts, and we are all swear.

United States there, holding the line. Using a very strong defence,

with three players in the box at the same time. The fourth player is not

allowed in and it makes it hard for the opposition to squeeze through.

Hendrix will have to do this quickly, good interception from Ben

Steele. McIntosh penalised. A look of frustration on his face.

Interception. It is time now the Great Britain to capitalise on the

fact that the states are one man down, they have changed their press

and they are coming to meet the man with the ball. McIntosh sent to the

penalty box for that foul. We have a penalty goal given. The situation

there, the American player left the court between the cones, whenever

you do that, if it is a goal-scoring opportunity the goal is given as

opposed to the foul. I cannot tell you, it is a relief to have you back

here, and the goal counts, it is great hands, from Dan Hendrix. The

goal given, close onto the line, but the goal was given. Travelling back,

to meet his team now, for the next offensive play. Well, McIntosh is

around, back onto the court, Charlie Walker, two wheels over, no goal.

Just before he got his half of the chair over,... The wheels didn't

quite meet the line and he has hit the cone. In the game as you can

see, it means it is a turnover ball to the United States.

Four points apiece. Hendrix finding DeAngelo. Very much a point about

Britain's defensive work. Charlie Walker in possession. Good battering

power, Charlie Walker. He took full advantage of his team-mates driving

a space apart for him. McIntosh. The ball beating everybody. Not quite a

turnover, advantage GB. The last player to touch the ball before it

went off court was American, GB received the ball. A chance for them

to take the lead. 12 seconds to get to the forecourt. Charlie Walker no

problem there. You are allowed three players inside the yellow box at one

time by their defensive end. Unfortunately for the United States,

the fourth player entered the box, he will be sent off. Jacob Rich. The

American coach screaming at the team.

Robinson to Walker. One-man advantage. Walker going round and

scores. There we go, we needed a quick goal there to capitalise on

the situation, get the lead. Just under three minutes left of the

half. Walker shuddering McIntosh. He cannot get back in time. Stopping

Hendricks. Cannot stop McIntosh. Jacob Rich, Surrey. That was a two

horse race. Could have been anyone's. All square. The United

States have taken the key defence tactic. 20 seconds left on the

clock. They have to score before it counts down to zero. Walker gets the

ball to get around price. -- to price. Not going to do it. One

second on the clock, what they have to look to do is receive the ball

and score. The clock will start. They do not manage it. Advantage USA

as a defensive operation. That is a loose the road. Rich

against US Robinson. Playing very tactically, instead of trying to

reach for the ball, he stopped the American getting to the ball, giving

them the turnover. Stuart Robinson, to price. -- Price. Looking,

weaving. Accelerating. And scoring. Superb work. There was a moment of

time where the captain made the gap. Looking to see how he did help his

team-mate. The player leaning across to squeeze through. A change of

wheel. The last 25 seconds of again. -- of the game. On for the United

States. Monica Southall. Wearing number eight, the first woman in the

final. Team GB have three in their squad. Less than 20 seconds. The

pass from McIntosh. It is Jacob Rich. Penalty goal given. Three

players coming down at the same time. It was a Great Britain player

going over the line first. The last few seconds. Half-time in the final.

USA 7-8 gigabytes. -- USA and GB tied at 7-7. All square in the

Copper Box. A full house here. Huge volumes of sound all day. We have a

packed house. Denise Lewis, top of the picture.

Taking part in the celebrity game, Dame Kelly Holmes. Underlying her

credentials, ex-Army Sergeant. Also a double Olympic champion. Charlie

Walker, wearing 22. Two legs amputated after contracting

meningitis. He was training to go on deployment when he went down with

it. Two legs amputated. Number five, Spencer Vaughn. Break

his neck in training with the Royal Marines. Pippa Middleton there.

Peter Phillips alongside her, with his wife.

Team USA getting us under way, the second half of the gold medal final.

Ryan McIntosh. The star performer. It is a score for Chris D'Angelo.

His long arms helped him there, sitting high in his chair, able to

reach above the other players. A fingertip was all you need. Left leg

amputation. Great Britain giving the ball away, another turnover in

favour of America. D'Angelo, always looking to find

Ryan McIntosh. They have two keep them as confined as possible. Rich

losing it. Walker in possession. Preparing the way for Walker to make

it. Turnover Britain, all square. Fantastic composure form the

captain. The way he let the gaps opened up in front of him, ready to

make his move, going down the side. McIntosh, years away. Walker against

McIntosh. Walker over the line. Shows you the work Walker is putting

in, at the other end scoring, then defending. The 1-point lead. The

United States. Team captain, Charlie Walker. Price again. It is a

sidestep by Charlie Walker. It really was, the way he set his body

one way, the player moved, he reacted and went the other way,

making it look so easy. Very well delivered by McIntosh. Finished by

Chris D'Angelo. Walker... Very clever play. Pushing

the player out of bounds. Turning four players into three for the

USA, giving Great Britain the man advantage. The celebrity managers

look on, very tight out on court. GB with four against the American

defenders. We have a terrible situation where yet another American

has gone over the goal line. Two players. It is a very, very good

time for Great Britain to pull the score level. Price. They do. Here

means the two Americans come back on. Ryan McIntosh back on. Because

there were two players off, only one can come back per goal. It has gone

loose. That is brilliant. The American tried to recapture the

ball, it came off his fingertips, in turn it is Great Britain ball,

giving them a chance to capitalise again on the situation with only

three players against them. Charlie Walker. Spinning around. Price doing

some blocking. Contact. McIntosh having just come out of the van of

the box, straight back in it. Same player. Same situation. Different

vowel. Same disgusted face. -- different fouling. Walker scores.

Great Britain two up. Still 4-3. Price tracking back. Sopping Hector

Varela. Here is Chris D'Angelo. -- stopping. 11-11. America with the

full contingent. Goals scored, it would be a penalty

goal? Exactly that. Another situation with the man crossing the

goal line when the goal would have happened. Jaded -- Jacob Rich. A

knock-on. Ryan McIntosh. Little advantage to gigabits. Stopping the

United States from scoring. If they can score on their attacking

opportunity, they will have a two point cushion, giving you a bit of

breathing space. The Americans are ready doing blocking. Walker. Yet

another contact fowl. -- foul. As soon as one player touches another,

you can see contact being made. Guess what? Ryan McIntosh back in

the bin, 3 spells in the bin. He is so influential, is that the turning

point? Charlie Walker, Robinson... Loss of control. Butterfingers. The

situation is gigabits are getting into, fantastic. They look like

they're going to capitalise, they are focused and disciplined.

Danny Hendrix. Interception by Goering the price. It goes loose,

though. -- irate price. Jacob Rich, and we are all tied

again, and Ryan McIntosh is back on court. USA going back to the key

defence that they are favouring in this game, not many forward presses

they have done at all, trying to stop them getting out in their 12

seconds. Walker meets resistance, now, Walker, back first. The team

making the perfect example of the pick and roll. Walker, his path is

blocked for the moment. Those that got back will have to re-enter the

rectangle. There is no space. He gets the ball away. No goal. Out of

bounds before he made the pass. He wrote himself into the cone after

the pass was made, unfortunately not enough check control. It is tense

here in the final. McIntosh. Rich, doing the blocking work on Charlie

Walker, Price, trying to match McIntosh for speed. Brilliant work

from Price, getting the slap on the back from his captain Charlie

Walker. That is why quite easily they could have been, really the end

of the game. But he has turned it around for them. Walker, just about

survives the challenge of McIntosh. Walker, he is on his own. Out of the

way, way, Walker, for the line. 13-12, Great Britain lead. That was

a phenomenal team effort. Walker, relying on his team-mates all the

way. Webb price with the interception, Walker reclaim 's

possession. Waiting for the official decision.

You can see the sidestep from Walker, giving himself the space and

over the line. Ryan McIntosh is in the bin, the Great Britain captain,

Charlie Walker is on court, McIntosh is back in the penalty box. Four

spells there. 13 seconds left on the clock, and GB with the ball. Stuart

Robinson, the Walker. Four, against three and Walker looking for the

route to the line. And the countdown is on. He is playing the clock, he

does not want to give America another chance. Oh, Charlie Walker,

the captain putting GB two points ahead. And time is up. Unfortunately

the very last goal was slightly behind the clock. No goal, but Team

GB still getting the lead. It is note to point cushion but it is

victory for Team GB having beaten the United States -- it is not a

2-point cushion. 13-12. Celebrations all around, number 22, Charlie

Walker, the captain, what a final he had. Price opened the scoring, it

seems there has been a recount. Did the last goal count? From what I

saw, with the referee's reactions, he signalled that it was no goal.

APPLAUSE That is the scoreboard, inside the

stadium. One point, or to point it makes no difference, it is the

result that matters. GB, victors in the wheelchair rugby. A great spirit

between the teams. And the captains, Ryan McIntosh and Charlie

Walker. Absolutely a team victory, they really made space for each

other and work together and kept the ball say. Fantastic. CHEERING

Well, the American captain, four spells in the penalty box which is

pretty unusual, isn't it? Yeah, some players have a little bit of a run,

the adrenaline in him, captain and he wanted to win and you often push

yourself a bit further than you showed in those situations. I know

I've had my spells in the penalty box. Former captain, in wheelchair

rugby, Steve Brown, it has been a privilege to have you here, your

expertise has got us through the day and what the day it's been. It's

been a privilege to be here, absolutely Farrelly enjoyed it and

some great rugby here. -- thoroughly enjoyed it. The last hurdle of the

team and there will be some celebrations. It is rugby after all.

When you think this is all about recovery, getting your life back

together. Through sport. This will live with them long after the Grand

Final. Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it again 14 Great Britain. Phil

Jones is with the winning captain. An astonishing atmosphere and you

helped inspire it with an inspirational performance of your

own. You have these guys, making all the noise, it is like the fifth man

and it gets you over the line. Described the moment when you score

the winning goal? It was awesome, I saw the gap and I went for it. We

cannot convey to the people at home just how noisy it is. It is, you get

squaddies together and their families, this is the kind of noise

they will create. What tribute would you pay to this team and this group

of people behind you? It is an awesome group of people, those on

the court, those on the bench and the support staff, everybody who has

got us here. Magnificent performance, congratulations. Thank

you very much. CHEERING Commiserations, I saw you shaking

your head several times from the penalty box, what was going through

your mind? I was disappointed in myself, I did not play my best game,

I got rattled, but Great Britain pulled it out, they are a great

team, we played the best, we lost. It was a tremendous final, nip and

tuck, how much of a factor was the crowd and the home crowd advantage?

The crowd is the crowd, you hear it. You try to block it out, not a big

deal. They were allowed. USA was loud for us as well. Tremendous

performance to get to the final, well done on the silver. Thank you

very much. STUDIO: It was a final we anticipated and it did not

disappoint, Ryan McIntosh spent a long time in the bin but Charlie

Walker brought it home for the British team. Really was

outstanding. I am delighted to say, new devotees to wheelchair rugby,

Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall. Great to have you here. You have got

the bragging rights because you were part of the team which won the

celebrity match, but let's have a look at Charlie Walker and the

decisive goal first. Maybe you could talk through it, Mike, now you know

so much about it. I am fluent now, aren't I? We saw it in our game as

well. The ability to move around the defenders and stop and go. Change

direction. That was the perfect example. How well the team read what

he was able to do and to be able to block the other players, to create

the gap to go through. Tremendous, let's take a look at your match,

your team, got off to a flying start when Prince Harry scored. Lou macro

you could not have written it, fantastic goal, easy. We will have

to go back and look at that again with Dame Kelly Holmes, she lost her

marker. You did well, I have two say? ! Lu

-- it was so much easier than training. At this stage, Mike you

were taking a lesser role but you got into the act? That is how I like

to score mine, from one yard, catch and poach, I was a bit unhappy I did

not manage to flip. Harry went from the golden boy to bad boy,.

Familiar. He was stuck, he was pushed over by Lewis, she's guilty.

It was good power, knocking him over row. Amazing atmosphere. It was

fantastic. Everybody got behind it all, and it was great fun. It seems

to be a game that is a lot of fun and the crowd gets involved and all

the players try to lift the crowd and there was a bit of the old

villain when you go to the sin-bin. They play on that. The players play

on it as well which makes it more fun to interact with, and as

players. Really great. On a serious note, to see this go so well, and

Prince Harry has put so much into this, he's given so much of himself.

He's putting everything into it. It has been a fantastic result. It's

going so well. The people that are competing here are amazing.

Inspirational. And sport, and an inspiration together, it works so

well. Back to parenthood now, thank you. CHUCKLES

We will be back tomorrow, this is what we look forward to, we will

have cycling on the velodrome, it is actually outdoors, the road races

and the team time trials. We look forward to that. We've also got the

wheelchair basketball, the same format, the pool matches and through

to the knockout stages and then the final. High hopes for the British

team. And also, the archery, we will catch up with all of the action from

the archery which took place early on. We are back again tomorrow,

BBC1, from 1pm, and BBC Two, 9pm. Make sure you don't miss it. OK,

well if you've got time on your hands tomorrow why not head down to

the Olympic Park, the cycling is free, it's turning out to be a

really perfect family day. I love that picture. Having a lot of fun,

one for the family album, that's the shore. I tell you what it reminds me

a little bit of me and my boys -- that's for sure. I thought I was

trendy but they were saying, not at all. Anyway, we'll be back again

tomorrow, thanks for your company, goodbye! DRAMATIC MUSIC