20/08/2016 Olympic Sportsday

And now we can get the latest from Games. -- and now we can get the

latest from Rio, it is time for the Olympics Sportsday.

Hello, I'm Olly Foster these are our Olympic Sportsday

headlines on the penultimate day of the Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Nicola Adams is the flyweight Olympic Champion again.

Paddling to the podium but this time it's gold for Heath.

There's also a bronze for Team GB in the Triathlon.

But there's a premature end to Tom Daley's Games

as he bombs in the 10 metre platform semi-finals.

I'm Matt Smith, with all the sports news away from Rio, including

a Premier League setback for Liverpool, but an unlikely

And six points too for Pep's Manchester City,

who score four at Stoke, to sit top of the pile.

Evening, so much to cram into tonight's programme,

we'll be with Matt Shortly and we'll also head live to Rio but Day 15 has

already seen Team GB add to their medal tally.

But in the last half an hour Nicola Adams has retained her Olympic

flyweight title against Sarah Ourahmoune from France. She won

three of the four rounds to get a unanimous victory on points,

117-111, so the judges. -- said the judges. How sweet was this one? The

Gold rush continues, I can't believe it, I'm now officially the most

accomplished amateur boxer we have ever had ever and this is an amazing

feeling. I would like to say thank you to everyone who has aborted me,

my mum and brother and happy birthday to my coach -- who has

supported me. We made it. Can you compare this with London?

Definitely. It is well up there. They are both on the same level, it

takes a lot to win an Olympic medal especially to be able to do it twice

and I would like to thank everybody, the coaching staff, everybody. John

in the Gray to see that smile again and we

will have more reaction to her gold medal through the evening -- great.

The first British medal of the day came on the Lagoa in the

200m Kayak sprint and it was a gold for

Liam Heath who had already won silver in the Kayak double

with Jon Schofield over the same distance.

He was favourite to win the race and though he made a poor start

he powered into the lead and finished ahead of

The Spaniard Saul Cravattio took bronze.

Absolutely incredible. It has been on my mind every single day for the

last four years. I feel like I switched on automatic and just went

my deck popped off, but I kept going. Bit of a headwind.

Unbelievable. You had us worried for a little bit, you had ground to claw

back, but you were never concerned? Where I'm sitting, you don't worry

about anyone around you, you just focus on your lane and I hit the

start very hard. You have to judge the conditions, there was a

headwind, I got a solid start, then keep the grip down to the line.

Team GB's women were in the final of the K4 over 500 metres.

They finished down in 7th despite finishing joint second

Hungary won gold in that one ahead of Germany and Belarus.

Great Britain have won half the medals on offer

Gold and silver for the Brownlee brothers on Thursday,

today Vicky Holland won bronze in the women's

Holland came out on top by three seconds.

The other Brtitish competitor Helen Jenkins was down in 19th.

America's Gwen Jorgensen took gold, ahead of the Swiss 2012

After the race the Holland and Stanford spoke

I knew I had to get my confidence that I would be at my best for this

one and it has paid off. I'm not sure what to say, describe your

emotions. A bit mixed, I'm delighted that Vicky got the medal, we came

here as a team to get a medal and we have walked away with one, it was a

tough day. Yesterday we asked Johnny for advice about the race and he

just kept saying, it's really hard, and it was really hard. I suffered

from the start until the end but I gave it everything and I could not

have asked much more of myself. I'm delighted for Vicky, and even though

fourth is the worst place to come at the Olympic Games, it is still

fourth at the Olympic Games. It is better than seventh, you can be very

proud. We can put it on display. We have one medal in the house now.

Tom Daley was expected to win a medal in the 10 metre platform,

but he couldn't even make it into tonighjts final.

A bronze medallist in London and former World Champion

he had started the compettion so strongly, he finished

the preliminary round in top spot, but in the semi-final

At the halfway stage he was in 18th and last place.

On his final dive he needed to score more than 100 points to make

the top 12 to qualify, but only managed 50 and stayed down in 18th.

He won bronze in the synchro in Rio but had been expected to challenge

for a medal in the individual final this evening.

I've worked so hard these past four years to get to this point today and

yesterday I got an Olympic record, the highest score ever in an Olympic

Games but today it was not meant to be and that is what diving does

sometimes. I truly am heartbroken because I do feel I'm in the peak

physical condition and I could go out there and I could have won

tonight, it is hard braking because this is the Olympic Games and those

five rings mean so much to me, and to not be in the final to get the

shot to go for the medal, that is heartbreaking. It gives you plenty

of motivation for Tokyo, a better narrative. I will give it my best

shot, working harder than ever before. Massive upset in the diving,

Tom Daley not making it into the final.

Plenty more action to bring you, golf and Taekwondo

on the way but it's high time we crossed

to the Olympic Park to speak to our Sports News Correspondent

Chris McLaughlin to look ahead to the final night of the athletics.

Before we do that it's worth just reflecting

on the treble-treble as Jamaica got the baton round safely to Usain Bolt

Absolutely. Pretty busy at the Olympic Park 's afternoon, but it

was packed in the Olympic Stadium, the last chance to see Usain Bolt in

action and he got what he came for, the treble double, the four by 100

meter relay was the last gold medal -- treble treble. Everyone was there

to see the fastest man on the planet make history and he spoke to us

afterwards. I'm just happy to have done what I came to do and I'm proud

of myself and I have to give thanks to the guys, they came through for

me. The talk was about the triple Top Gear, but to deliver that, the

enormity, it blows our minds -- triple treble. I looked at it as an

accomplishment, I enjoy pressure and I live for these moments, it is

beautiful and I came through and I'm just proud of myself. Tonight we

have the double 44 Mo Farah. Yes, he is on fire at the moment.

This evening it is the 5000 metres, he is the favourite, defending his

title from London, and this was him defending his 10,000 metres title,

but Mo Farah fully expected to get gold medal again for Team GB this

evening. We have the relay is coming up, the four by 400, but no British

men involved. No. But starting with the women, they have a chance,

actually, over medal. More than a decent chance. They were fourth in

qualifying overall. Second last night behind the Jamaicans, and they

last won a medal in 1992, Russia usually do well, but we could well

see a medal for the women in this event. As you said earlier no men,

and in controversial circumstances, Matt Hudson-Smith was ruled to have

had part of his foot outside the takeover zone, they finished first

but were disqualified. Disappointment for them. They

appealed but the disqualification stands and UK athletics says the

video evidence was inconclusive in the end they described it as hugely

disappointing. Disappointing for the men but a real chance of a medal

this evening for the women. Chris, thanks for joining us. Another busy

night coming up. And now back to the action.

Britain's Charlie Hull missed out on a medal in the women's golf.

Despite being close to the leaders for most of the four

days, her challenge faded and she finished tied for seventh

on 8 under par, two shots away from China's Shanshan Feng

Gold went to South Korea's Inbee Park who ended up on 15 under par.

World number one, Lydia Ko of New Zealand, who was four

The other sport coming up in a moment. Team GB women's hockey

players had a great party last night in Rio after their incredible final

against the Netherlands, winning gold medal on a penalty shoot out

and today they have been speaking to us. Only when someone says you are

Olympic champion, I looked down and realise I have a gold medal round my

neck, and then it feels real, but even then, the last two and a half

weeks, it feels like watching a movie of someone's life, it feels

surreal. An emotional roller-coaster to watch last night, I can only

imagine what it was like to play in. The Dutch are a great side and they

had a penalty early doors which Maddie saved. They kept going ahead

and we kept taking them back, even though they would dominate the match

we felt we had the chance of taking it to penalties, and the whole drama

of penalties, special moment with your team-mates. When the five --

final golden shot wedding, what we're feeling? -- went in. There was

relief, joy, every kind of emotion, it is all on our faces and that will

stay with me for a long time. You have spent so many years in the

hockey team and you have seen ups and downs, how much does it mean?

Myself and Helen have been on the scene since 1999, we did not qualify

for Athens, six in Beijing and third in London, and to finally stand on

top of the podium and sing the national anthem it is something I've

dreamt about since I was a little girl. I can't process what has

happened, and I think I would like to take time, sit down, go through

memo -- memorabilia and think about the memories can which I will have

the rest of my life, it has been a roller-coaster, many lows, but I

would not change a thing for it to end like this.

These are live pictures, Nicola Adams receiving her gold medal after

beating the Frenchwoman Sarah Ourahmoune in the final to retained

her flyweight title. We can see her get the gold medal. Sarah Ourahmoune

picking up her trinket. Three-dimensional representation of

the Games which apparently is what those trinkets are, fully

recyclable. Sarah Ourahmoune with a silver medal, and here comes the

33-year-old Nicola Adams, the first female boxing champion as the women

are's sport made its debut in London four years ago, she won the

flyweight title there and became a pin-up for the women's sport and now

four years later she has done it again. One of the most electrifying

smiles in sport, beaming, Innard punishment of the achievement she

has lived, claiming her second successive boxing gold -- in

acknowledgement. Just the 17th boxer to win more than one Olympic title.

Great performance Nicola Adams. Gold medallist for the second successive

time in the 51 kilograms flyweight division. Great to see that smile

yet again. Now we can bring you up to date with sport a bit closer to

home. Lots of Saturday football. Matt Smith has the details.

Seven Premier League games today, starting with the lunchtime kick off

Pep Guardiola's first taste of a windy trip to Stoke.

The Premier League has a new superstar manager, when Pep

Guardiola is in town any view will do, but for all his influence over

the public it is far greater over his players. Sergio Aguero missed

two penalties in midweek, this incident gave him another chance,

third time lucky. Strikers rely on confidence, when they start scoring,

they are hard to stop, and that is five in two games for Aguero. Stoke

is never easy away from home, and Manchester City have a poor record

there, they are scared punishment once, but not twice. Referees have

been told to clamp down on incidents like these from Raheem Sterling.

Bojan halving the dev is it. -- deficit. The first test Pep

Guardiola's rain, but his team held tight and more, summer signing

Nolito with the easiest finishes for his first in English football, and

his second was just simple. How will Pep Guardiola cope in wet and windy

conditions in Stoke? The answer, in fact it. The quality of the players

is amazing for the -- emphatic. How they fight and run for each other,

they play for each other, everyone run and play, so we can forget where

be played today, one of the toughest games of the season and at the end,

we suffered in the first 5-10 minutes of the second half, but that

is normal. After that we controlled it and it was a pity that we created

lots of opportunities but the last pass was not correct. But we did it

really did. -- really good. A new season, but Liverpool

are still a work in progress under Jurgen Klopp, beaten 2-0

by an excellent Burnley First half goals from

the Clarets' two strikers, Sam Vokes and Andre Gray

were enough to beat a Liverpool side who couldn't replicate last week's

showing at Arsenal. The still manager-less Tigers won

2-0 at Swansea to make it Substitute Shaun Maloney had not

been on long before edging the visitors in front,

and Abel Hernandez wrapped up The top two from last season,

Leicester and Arsenal, have reached half time

at the King Power Stadium The home side wanted a penalty not

long before the break. Did Koscielny get the ball or Daniel Drinkwater in

the follow up? Mark Clattenburg waved play on.

Burnley burst Liverpool's early season balloon

Hull, still without a manager and with only 13 fit senior players,

New signing Victor Wanyama got a late winner for Spurs

against Crystal Palace, while Diego Costa came to Chelsea's

rescue again with a late goal at Watford to maintain

And Ronald Koeman has a first win as Everton boss,

as they came from behind at West Brom.

Koeman also revealed that Romelu Lukaku will be staying

Five games in the Scottish Premiership today, with champions

Celtic first up at St Johnstone in the early kick off.

Leigh Griffiths likes travelling to St Johnstone and last season he

scored his 40th goal of the campaign here. Which had not been achieved by

a Celtic player for 15 years and today he celebrated his 26th

birthday by getting the opening goal, and he should have got his

second shortly afterwards, the St Johnstone goalkeeper performing

heroics before he was beaten by Scott Sinclair. Celtic were on the

charge and James Forrest made it 3-0 by half-time, and with goals flying

in all sorts of bodies points were being sought, and if you expected a

comeback from the home side -- all sort of vantage points were being

sought. Ryan Christie then got the fourth goal for Celtic in added time

to put the icing on the cake. Elsewhere Aberdeen got their first

win of the campaign, Hearts put five past a hapless

Inverness, while Rangers remain the early leaders

after Kenny Miller's injury time Ross County are third after a 2-0

win over Kilmarnock. In cricket the T20 finals day

is well underway at Edgbaston. In the first semi final today,

Ben Duckett's 84 was pivotal as the Northants Steelbacks were too

strong for the Nottinghamshire Outlaws, whose 153-9

was eight runs short. In the second semi,

Durham batted first In reply Yorkshire have fallen seven

short, they lost the England trio of Gary Ballance, Joe Root and Jonny

Bairstow very quickly. That is it for now.

Great Britain have a gold and a silver medal from Taekwondo

so far, and there are two more opportunities for them to add

Mahamma Cho made it through to the quarter finals

of the men's over 80 kilogram competition.

It was a very impressive performance too

against London silver medallist Anthony Obami of Gabon.

Cho, in the red here, was narrowly ahead going into the last few

seconds but a late head kick secured him a 12 points to six win.

He'll fight against second seed Sajjad Mardani of Iran at around

815 this evening for a place in the semi finals.

Bianca Walkden is also safely through.

The current world champion in the over 67 kilogram class wasn't

expecting too much trouble from Papua New Guinea's Samantha Kassman,

Walkden, who is the flatmate of gold medallist Jade Jones,

was comfortable throughout the contest.

She eventually won by a points gap - that's when the lead is so great

She next faces Olympic champion Milica Mandic of Serbia

Let's reflect on one of our gold medal highlights from yesterday.

At the age of 58, Nick Skelton might be a veteran but he used

all his years of experience to win the individual show jumping event.

It all came down to a nail biting jump off, but Skelton

told our correspondent Andy Swiss that he was always

confident on his mount, the appropriately named Big Star.

He's a fast horse and he's a quick jumper and is careful, and I knew

that I could go quick, but you don't have to go stupid in those

situations. You have got usual head. It is not just about blasting around

as fast as you can go, because if you knock one down that is it. You

have got to plan it and try to do the best you can and leave the

fences are and that puts the pressure on the other riders. What

was it like watching it? Watching everyone else but you went first. I

was watching the scoreboard, I did not watch any of them jump, I was

just watching the scoreboard and it was the longest ten minutes you

could ever have, but I tried to keep out of it and hope for the best.

Second oldest Olympic champion, that Great Britain has produced. Does it

make it all the sweeter, all those years of waiting? Yes, it does, I

had a near miss in Athens, very close to the individual, and in

London again with big star, but for him to win now, you Billy deserves

it. He is such a great horse -- he really deserves it. People that

don't know your history, talk us through the injuries. I broke my

neck in 2000, and I watched Sydney on TV, the surgeon said I should not

ride again, it could end my career if I fell again, but you get to the

stage where you love doing what you do, and then the horse came along at

Athens, I knew he was good enough. After him, big star came along, and

that gives you the chance to keep going. If someone said you were

going to win a gold medal in 2016, at your first Olympics, what would

you have said question not I would have said they were off their head.

Fantastic gold medal at the age of 58, it gives hope to everyone.

They got 65 medals in London and they should get that tonight through

tae kwon do hopefully. If Great Britain can hang

on to second in the medal table it would be their highest finish

at the Olympics since 1908. There'll be more sport

here on BBC News at 730. But we can leave you with the smiles

of Nicola Adams, she is the flyweight Olympic champion once

again.