21/08/2016 Olympic Sportsday

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Olympic sports day. Hello I'm Olly Foster, these

are our Olympic Sportsday headlines: Team GB can't be caught

in the medal table. They will finish second

behind the USA. And there's one more medal

to come, but will it be The sport is almost over,

but we'll show you the best of the action on the final

day of competition. I'm Damien Johnson with the day's

sport away from Rio, including a winning start

for West Ham in their new stadium as Mikhail Antonio's late goal

secure victory over Bournemouth. The greatest show on Earth is almost

over for another four years and it has been the greatest

for Great Britain in over 100 years. The competition is almost over

and they cannot be caught in second The Rio Olympics has been one

of firsts and history making Let's cross live to The Olympic Park

and speak to our Sports News Hi Chris, this is unprecedented,

the fact that Team GB have surpassed their tally

from four years ago. This is unprecedented, the fact team

surpassed that highlight from four years ago. It really is. A

spectacular success for Team GB. Usually in this situation when a

nation goes on to an Olympic Games following a home games, you see a

dip. This time there is an improvement. That has never happened

in Olympic history. Quite unbelievable. Let's look at the

medal table. You can see Team GB sitting pretty in second. Surpassing

the 65 medals won in London four years ago. The Americans topping the

table. An unbelievable achievement from Team GB. Across the breadth of

sports. Seven in gymnastics, 12 in cycling, six in the swimming. A

spectacular effort all around. What did the Olympic Association make of

it? Here is Bill Sweeney. They are a massive nation. 1.3 people there,

state sponsored and invested programmes to help much money they

spend. A very sporting nation themselves and they use that for all

sorts of reasons. To beat them is fantastic. That wasn't on our radar

coming in. Our goal was best ever awakens. We didn't think we would be

fighting for second. The closing ceremony tonight just got a little

bit of breaking news. The flag bearer will be the hockey captain,

Kate Richardson Walsh. Yes. What an effort from the hockey girls as

well. Richly deserved. Andy Murray was the flag bearer for the opening

ceremony and now hockey is represented. Good for them if you

disagree here in Rio. A fitting tribute. The first medal in hockey

in around 12 years, I believe. Quite unbelievable achievement for hockey.

Richly deserved that they take their place as flag-bearers in the closing

ceremony. We know they had a massive party. Just getting back to the

medal table. If we are to put an Asterix next to it, it is that

Russia were missing over 100 athletes because of the doping

scandal and saga that proceeded the games. They are 28 medals down on

their 2012 return. Yes. I think it will be difficult to reflect on

these games without remembering the Russian saga. There is no doubt the

beginning of the schemes and the lead up to these games was dominated

by the Russian doping scandal and 111 athletes from Russia who were

due to be here when out here. Absolutely, that this country impact

on the medal table. Countries will have benefited from that, including

Team GB. Is difficult for the Russian athletes who were competing

here because of the doping cloud hanging over their nation. A number

of individuals from Russia with food and jeered at a locations. One

swimmer who was caught cheating in the past, she was due to be

suspended from these games, she had an appeal overturned, so she

outcompeted. She did compete. Two silver medals in total for her. She

caught up with our sports editor. It is really crazy. It is more like a

war than a competition. Usually at competitions it is having fun, you

meet with some people from different countries, some friends. But this is

one his offer. It is not about positives, it is more about war. I

was so surprised how American swimmers talked about me. Usually

athletes don't listen to the media. Don't care what the media talking

about. It doesn't matter for me. It is always special at the Olympic

Games. When the games start, wars stop, right. This is like crazy for

me. It was very hard. There is one more medal to come for Team GB. It

will be gold or silver at. Absolutely. Joe Joyce in around an

hour. She goes for silver or gold against the Frenchman. This is an

intriguing part because the French competitive beat Joyce earlier in

the year on the way to the World Championships, but Jill Joyce is in

fine form in these Olympics. The Commonwealth gold medallist from

Glasgow in 2014. The six foot six Londoner with a degree in fine arts.

I will resist the canvas bands. He has a great chance tonight. Either

gold or silver this evening for Jill Joyce. He has to stay away from the

canvas. The highlight of the games for Brazil was last night. It is a

football crazy country but they had never won an Olympic gold. They say

that football is not a sportier, it is a religion. We witnessed those

scenes last night. Neymar, the hero here in Brazil. A footballing hero.

1-1 after extra time. It all felt him to score the winning penalty and

the tears of relief from Neymar reflected the relief of a nation

here in Brazil because things had been a bit stodgy in terms of their

performances at these games. Everything rested on that game

against Germany last night. It is redemption after the Germans

destroyed Brazil in that World Cup final back in 2014. Neymar finishing

things off nicely for Brazil. His tears, his emotion really reflecting

the mood of a nation last night. I was on a bus when that Kim was

ongoing. The whole bus erupted in celebration watching on their

phones. That gives you an indication of what the gold medal means this

country. Thank you very much indeed. There are 12 gold medals to be won

on the last day of the Olympics. The first went to Kenya,

Eliud Kipchoge won the marathon. He ran the second quickest marathon

in Liondon this eyar but tjhis was a long way off

World record pace. After his compatriot Jemima Sumgongs

triumph it's the first time the same nation has won both

Marathons at the same Games Ethiopia's Feyisa Lilesa

took the silver medal, ahead of Mo Farah's training

partner, Galen Rupp of the USA. And Great Britain's Callum Hawkins

ran a great race to finish in the top ten, a fine result

for the 24-year-old from Scotland. The last cycling medal

of the Olympics has gone to Switzerland, Nino Schurter

was victorious in the Slovakia's Peter Sagan,

green jersey winner at the Tour de France, opted to compete

here after deciding the road race He was a junior world

champion but hasn't ridden competitively off road for years,

he was in the top three on the first lap but a puncture put

paid to his challenge. But Schurter was a deserved winner,

the five times World Champion now has an Olympic Gold to add

to the silver he won Before we show you some

of the other sport today, let's just take a look back at one

of those medals won Britain's most successful Olympic

track and field athlete, Mo Farah, has been reflecting

on his double-double, adding the 5,000 metre to title

and repeating his London feat. Is. Watching highly cuddly Selassie

thinking, one day I want to be another big champion and then to do

it. There are no words to describe it. To do it in London and have

another four years and do it in real, it has been amazing. Might

medals are dedicated to my kids. You will have one to pop round each of

their heads now. For sure. I want to hang these medals around their

heads. I did what I did for my kids and that is all they can do as a

parent. I work hard and I spend time away from my family making bigger

sacrifices but I try to work on my speed, insurance, everything and

tactically, working out what other guys are good at and trying to come

up with the best way to win in the race.

Let's take a break from the Olympics becasue there's plenty of other

sport on the home front inclduing two matches in the Premier League.

Four years ago, this arena hosted some of the finest Olympic moments

for Britain. West Ham wanted to have the same impact on their football.

Bournemouth came to burst the bubble and if that meant an incident free

first half, they succeeded. Only one attempt on target. The way teams

tend to raise their games at venues like these. Bournemouth did their

best to spoil the party but with the backing of almost 60,000 fans it is

hard not to be inspired. The hammers were getting closer. Who would be

the hero? First the villain. A second yellow card, Bournemouth down

to ten men. To complete the script, the gold was needed. Antonio was the

man to oblige. Not the highest jump this stadium has seen but not their

sister. West Ham celebrating what could be the start of a golden era.

We just deserved it, reporting and we wanted it more. It is a great

feeling. Losing games isn't a good feeling.

It is not something we won today. The fixture played its part in that.

It has been a tough run of games. We studied at Manchester United and

West Ham but that is the league we are in and the games will get harder

so we need to pick up wins points and Kodaira confidence.

Middlesbrough striker Christian Stuani scored twice

on his Premier League debut as his side beat their north east

rivals Sunderland 2-1 at the Stadium of Light.

Middlesbrough are unbeaten after returning to the top flight

As first home games go, this was a tough one for David Moyes. His

Sunderland side against local rivals Middlesbrough. Unlike -- and like

most derbies, there was a hike. With some real quality. Kristian still

only had a super goal given for the advantage but how long could crank

APPLAUSE Men remain ahead?

Sunderland seemed shaken and offered little resistance. They lost John

O'Shea to injury. Barrett doubled their advantage. The same scorer and

this is a perfect performance from the visitors. As you would expect,

Sunderland found their stride. Patrick van Aanholt denied the

American goalkeeper was less impressive shortly afterwards.

Pushing the ball to Van Aanholt who did get his goal. That was as good

as it got for Sunderland. They left themselves too much to do.

Middlesbrough are applied only when the first game was even tougher than

expected. Their efforts were terrific. They have good. We lost

the first goal it was a good goal. We could have posted them better.

The second group was more disappointing. We lost our way a

bit. We played well for the first half-hour. We lost John O'Shea. We

are short of the second half is -- centre pass. They came out and gave

everything they could to get a result.

The key was the first half. They told the players the first minutes

would be the key because in these games we know they will start the

game 150% and we couldn't stop them in the first minutes and when we had

the quality we played well and the game was open and we were more

comfortable and the game was easier in the first half but we had our

problems. In the Championship,

the East Anglian derby finished all square with Ipswich and Norwich

drawing 1-1 at Portman Road. Ipswich had an early goal disallowed

but their neighbours Norwich - who are hoping to bounce straight

back to the Premier League, opened Jonas Knudson, with only his second

goal for Ipswich, equalised Neither side could find a winner

in the second half and Norwich maintain their unbeaten

start to the season. Cal Crutchlow has become the first

British rider to win a MotoGP title in 35 years after taking

the chequered flag first Crutchlow, who races

for the non-works LCR Honda team, came from 10th place on the grid

in wet conditions to beat Italy's Valentino Rossi

by seven seconds. That makes him the first Brit

on top of the podium since Andy Murray has won his 22nd

match in a row, beating Canada's Milos Raonic in straight

sets to reach the final The longest winning streak

of Murray's career covers his Queen's, Wimbledon

and Olympic triumphs. This victory, his 50th of the year,

was a repeat of the Wimbledon final. He'll face the US Open champion

Marin Cilic of Croatia Charlotte Edwards and the southern

vipers one over western storm. The former inland captain had a 78 run

first wicket stand. Suzie Bates saw the focus just on 141. Despite a

middle order wobble, the fibrous powered home with seven balls loved.

The current England skipper, Heather Knight, could only score six. Storm

posted 140-5. Many thanks. We have more action

coming up but another gold medallist for Team GB has been speaking to

day. Woman's boxing editor debut in London and Nicola Adams became its

first champion. She retained her flyweight title last night. She

would decide just yet on whether she will compete in Tokyo in 2020, known

she is just lucky to have made it to Rio after a tough four years. In

2013 I had a shoulder operation. I was out of boxing for eight months

then I came back. I want the Commonwealth Games, European games

as well and then the back end of 2015 I snapped a couple of tendons

in my ankle. I fell over. I was sober, by the way. Yes. I wasn't

able to do anything again for another couple of months, knowing we

had the qualifiers in April. Luckily I was ready for that, one of the

European qualifiers, championships, when traffic is, came into games

pics. You may it sound easy. Clearly you put in all that hard work. Have

you been able to reflect a little bit on just what you have done for

British boxing and for women in boxing? Yeah, it is still sinking in

a little bit. It is nice to think I have created history and I am now

the most accomplished British amateur boxer we have ever had. For

women's boxing it has boosted it a game after London 2012, 2016,

hopefully we can increase participation again. What now for

you? When you come to another one? Will we see boxing, go into acting?

I am going to go on a nice holiday, put my feet up on a beach somewhere,

chill out and I will come back and have a chat with my team and see

where I go next. Nicola Adams speaking to the BBC. Brazil candle

on a high on the last day. They beat Italy in the beach volleyball. Both

nations are in the final. Let's go live strip away, because it looks as

though Brazil, have they won? It doesn't look like they have. 23-21.

They are very close to winning this because they are to set up. These

are live pictures. They won the silver medal in Beijing and London.

You can see Neymar in the crowd. Italy have always contested a medal

in the past six Olympics. They upset the highly fancied USA in the

semifinals. It is the best of five sets. The match is on the red button

or at the BBC sport website. It looked as though, the score was

wrong, it looked as though Brazil had got it because it is the first

to 21. Italy challenged a point. It is now the first clear points to win

this set. If Brazil take it they will become Olympic champions. They

have got one point ahead. If they get the next point then they will

become Olympic champions. You will have to go on to your red button to

see if they can do it. We are almost out of time on Olympic sports day.

Always the way. We will return at half seven and show you what

happened in the volleyball. Over the last 16 days, some very familiar

names have delivered yet again. Kenny Trott, Farah, Wiggins, Stanley

and Glover for Team GB. We leave you with a view of those Olympians who

surprised us all, perhaps even themselves. Goodbye.

These girls are strong, sassy, inspirational. I am so happy to be

here with them. It is Joe Clark of Great Britain, the 23-year-old who

is the Olympic champion. Looking very at home in this Olympic

final. Bronze medal for Conway and I have to say that she fully deserved

that. Last role of the dice for Sophie Hitchen. It is down the

middle. The hand is in the air. Is it big enough? It is. Sophie Hitchen

has saved her best for last. It is in. A bronze medal for the British

pair, a first ever. Great Britain are in the good final. He is inside

the camp. He has done it. Today was a good day to win and everybody has

worked toward this. It is amazing. It has been a quieter weekend. The

train is moving north and east. But the small hours we will see heavy

rain across northern England stretching down to East Anglia as

well. A lot of low cloud, mist and fog over the hills of the South West

and a warm night, quite humid. 16 or 17 degrees. Into the morning, about

a great side in northern England. Heavy rain. It is only clears away

into the North Sea. It leaves behind some rain but that forces are out.

It will brighten up nicely in the eastern side of Scotland. There will

be sunshine and warmth. Pretty grey in Wales. 20 degrees in Cardiff.

Warm and humid in the south-eastern. We will go if you degrees higher as

we looked toward juicy. 28, 29, possibly 30 in the cells. Big

contrast in Cardiff on Tuesday. What in the north. Once he stays pretty

hot in North.