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field. Kelly Hudson is umpiring this one.

She will be joined by another Australian umpire. Under

quarterfinal is under way. And Laura Unsworth has been

outstanding throughout the tournament, now Kate

Richardson-Walsh. Mel Clewlow is alongside, good evening. Good

evening, looking forward to this one massively, to be fair to Spain, they

have just played against Germany and Korea, they will not be a pushover,

they have changed the style they play, and we could be in for another

really interesting, cracking game of hockey. The ball has fallen kindly

for Sophie Bray, shooting opportunity, she has won a penalty

corner for Great Britain after less than 40 seconds of play. That is

just the start they wanted. Fantastic play by Sophie Bray,

getting the ball up in the air, just jingling it off the stick, sometimes

referred to as 3D skills, she has won a penalty corner within 40

seconds of the start of the game. Early test for Maria Lopez between

the sticks for Spain and her defenders, Hannah Macleod will

inject. Crista Cullen is poised, and Jill Giselle Ansley is alongside.

Good effort and not a bad safe from Maria Lopez, it was heading for the

top corner. Sophie Bray right in the thick of the action in the first

minute of the match, Spain with a chance to get inside the British out

of the field for the first time. Hannah Macleod injects to the

nearest castle, Crista Cullen growing across, you could see Lopez

taking have a step to her right hand side, but Cullen could not put it

into that corner, big save from Lopez. Four periods of 15 minutes,

the new format, which has been very well received for these Olympics. In

past Games, in London, there were classification matches, no

quarterfinals, so this is better all round. Alex Danson back to Nicola

White, then back to Danson, top scorer for GB in the Games so far

with three. White has a couple as well, she takes the free here. This

is a decent start for Great Britain, Hollie Webb fires its down the right

side, Susannah Townsend looking for the ball. I think the pleasing thing

for Great Britain in this tournament, they have got six

different scorers on the scoresheet. Normally so much is reliant on Alex

Danson or, at times, Crista Cullen or the penalty corner routines. To

have six coming into the quarterfinals on the scoresheet is

not only an opposition coach's nightmare, but confidence for those

players that they can score at this level. Slow burner here from Great

Britain, Ansley, solid pass to Laura Unsworth. She is still getting stuck

in against Maria Lopez. Lopez wins that battle, Spain on the right now

with Gloria Comerma. It has fallen nicely for Begona Garcia, but Kate

Richardson-Walsh was alert. A wide run for Alex Danson, she hit the

right flank at pace. Lovely touch inside for Townsend, just loses out,

just a touch too much for Townsend. When Townsend picks up the ball,

three Spanish players, she managed to turn Lola Riera nicely, but three

players on her. Townsend again, servicing, pushed behind, GB will

get a free hit. Webb. Pro-gun Spain won't mind defending at all, it's

what their game is built on. As we see them now, this is how they used

to play at pretty much every single international match, they are more

than comfortable being in a defensive position, the players know

their roles, and it is important that Great Britain can get the ball,

move on, get ahead and really use the speed and physicality that they

have developed over the last four years. Spain go Arial, the ball

bouncing. Nice passage, Begona Garcia heading forward now towards

the circle. And Gloria Comerma is down to restart for Spain. Lopez.

Way too much force on that attempted pass, the ball was airborne and

bounced towards the corner flag as well. GB won't mind that at all,

that is what Spain are going to resort to already, that is a

positive sign for Great Britain. Great Britain on the break again,

Sophie Bray is in the D, waiting for some service - it never came.

Townsend, lightning fast. Plays it back to Helen Richardson-Walsh.

Helen Richardson-Walsh, great stick work, and she is following up, but

Great Britain lose possession. Helen Richardson-Walsh has had the bit

between their teeth, I would say, in the last two and a half games in

this competition, Soderbergh got to get the ball off and another person

who will be a positive influence on this game tonight. -- so difficult

to get the ball off. Spain in no rush to restart. Helen

Richardson-Walsh with a solid stick in the way. I think it is really

good to see Great Britain starting with such a high press, trying to

put the Spanish defenders under pressure as early as possible.

Nice pass, Spain with a chance to break, a little space on the left

flank here, only as far as Sam Quek. Nice first touch from Quek. Great

Britain rampaging forward, Townsend turns and accelerates, beautiful

move from Susannah Townsend all the way to the baseline. Sam Quek is

forward now. Looking around. Decides to take it on herself, have another

go, Quek all the way to the edge of the circle, and then back out to the

sideline. Georgie Twigg fires it forward. An attempted shot off a

Spanish vote, and it will be Great Britain's second penalty corner.

Absolutely brilliant from Sophie Bray, a bouncing ball coming away

from goal, adds to hit it on the upright into the ground, it bounces

up and do Lopez's but, second penalty corner for Britain, positive

start by the girls so far. Eight and a quarter minutes left in the first

period, Great Britain 0, Spain 0. This time Georgie Twigg will have

the injection duties for Great Britain. Laura Unsworth poised to

potentially have a strike at this, or maybe Giselle Ansley. A change in

tactics for Great Britain, here is Ansley, Unsworth, just off the stick

and over, that was close. Sophie Bray's stick in a way, Spanish

possession, two penalty corners have come and gone so far for Great

Britain. Fantastic delivery by Laura Unsworth, flat and that speed, and

Sophie Bray unfortunately angles are stick too much and sends the ball

over the crossbar. GB absolutely camped out in the Spanish have at

the moment, and it has fallen kindly again. The break, support inside,

needs to be laid-back. -- fallen kindly again for Sophie Bray.

Desperate Spanish defence, another penalty corner, this will be number

three. Helen Richardson-Walsh just grabbing her way along the baseline,

just pinball in there, so many players. In the end, I think it

comes off Gutierrez for the third penalty corner, but that came from

GB winning the ball high up, Georgie Twigg pushing up from the screen

position, they robbed Spain just over their 25 yard Lane, and it has

been one-way traffic so far. Kate Richardson-Walsh and Giselle Ansley

in position to have a strike at this one. Ansley tries a flick, scores,

Great Britain are in friend! It came off Georgie Twigg's stick and over

for the goal. I do not think there is anybody here who can say Great

Britain do not deserve the lead, fantastically well worked penalty

corner, it goes out to the far castle, and Giselle Ansley fires the

ball, and it was either going to be Helen Richardson-Walsh, flying in,

getting a touch, but this is a team that shows its confidence, because

the injector as the stick flat on the floor, Richardson-Walsh misses

it, Georgie Twigg doesn't, fantastic. Her first goal of the

Olympic tournament, and for an Olympic quarterfinal, this has been

remarkably one-sided in terms of possession, all Team GB in the first

seven and a half minutes. And they have got their reward, Great Britain

1, Spain 0. Nichola White takes it up towards the halfway line, held

up. Cullen, Quek, Lily Owsley on the field now, let's see what she can

bring to the game. She just left the ball behind and tried to take Gine

one. Owsley hounding the defenders, who

have lost their shape at the moment, just need a little bit of time and

space to regroup. Sam Quek loses out, Spain come down this right

flank with Magaz, but a nice day from Alex Danson, lasered off to

Lily Owsley. -- lays it off. Tumblr pushes it out of play. At the moment

Spain cannot compete with the intensity that Great Britain are it

at. It took three, four, five Spanish players out of the game

there, and anyone who thinks that Great Britain cannot keep this up

for three quarters plus five minutes are in for a nice surprise tonight,

because these guys are fit tonight. Up for grabs, a place in the

semifinal to play New Zealand, who defeated Australia today. Quek on

the left for Great Britain, perfect pass, precise to Alex Danson, heads

infield to Georgie Twigg. White back to Danson.

Crista Cullen finds White in midfield

it has been left, and it almost fell for Townsend. Now Owsley, it has

fallen for Danson, who drilled that across, a Spanish stick was in the

way. Attempted nutmeg around Hollie Webb. I think, to be fair to Spain,

they were the lowest ranked team in the tournament, and to make the

quarterfinals is a massive plus for them and their hockey. Missed by Sam

Quek, Spain with Petchame all the way to the baseline. Owsley back

defending, Kate Richardson-Walsh has made a little run ahead of her, and

she is there. Then a bit of confusion between Richardson-Walsh

and Alex Danson. Also, when you speak to the Spanish

coach, Adrian Locke, he was very much targeting Tokyo 2020 with this

group of players, so to have this experience four years out, the

Spanish goal is something that a lot of these girls will remember and be

able to build on with their programme over the next four years.

Spanish player down, in some distress, Georgina Oliva, she has

been struck. Adrian Locke watching on. I think it was a collision

between Oliva and possibly MacLeod. Sophie Bray is having to tidy things

up, Danson back defending, as Hollie Webb shadows the Spanish attack down

the right. You cannot help feeling that it's

bane I going to get back into this game to push for the semifinal

position, there will have to make the most of the opportunities they

get when they get the ball into the GB defending 25. -- if Spain are

going to. It is the best passage of play we

have seen from Spain so far, in the last three minutes of this first

quarter. Terrific movement from Bray. For me, I think Sophie Bray

made the wrong decision. The ball should have gone to Helen

Richardson-Walsh, and then it could have gone back into Alex Danson, but

they decided to go the more direct route.

That is an easy finish for Helen Richardson-Walsh. Second goal. A

mistake by Spain has been well and truly punished by the British team.

The ball rolled from Danson to Sophie Bray, puts it on to her

favoured backhand. Helen Richardson-Walsh finds herself

between two Spanish defenders. Simple tap in for now Britain's

highest scorer of the tournament so far. It is an uphill struggle for

Spain and hopefully, Great Britain will continue to push on. Third goal

of the tournament for Helen Richardson-Walsh, to put her level

with Alex Danson. Two minutes left until the end of

the quarter. It is just the start Great Britain needed. Nicola White

has had a really good tournament as well.

Crista Cullen's pass was poor, but it was tidied up by Susannah

Townsend. They have done well this evening to

play the simple ball into space for the players to run onto. My only

fear is that they are now going to start trying to dribble, or will

they send a message out to the teams left in this tournament? Spain have

one chance before the hooter to get on the scoresheet. But the defence

so far from Great Britain has been rock solid.

There is the hooter. Great Britain are in control, with goals from

Georgina Twigg and Helen Richardson-Walsh.

DAN WALKER: very impressive from Team GB. We shall be there shortly,

but on day ten of the games here in Rio, let's bring you the headlines.

There is another gold for Team GB today. It came from Charlotte

Dujardin in the individual dressage, just like she did four years ago.

She and Valegro did the business, and there were a few tears.

Bronze in the hammer for Sophie Hitchon. Her last throw of the

competition, she broke her own British record and was delighted

with 74.54 metres. There was a gold in the men's vault for the North

Korean. And in the women's beam, Simone Biles didn't take the gold.

She was only good enough for bronze today after a little wobble. It was

won by the Netherlands. And Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge, who we

showed you BBC Four, have been the eighth seeded pair to reach the

doubles semifinals. Over on BBC Two at the moment, that man, Viviani,

has just won the omnium for Italy. He has taken the gold. Mark

Cavendish was in silver medal position and coming up soon is Laura

Trott, going in the elimination race of the women's omnium. She is the

current Olympic gold medallist from London in four years ago.

Where are we going next? O'Connor straight back to the hockey. Back to

Mel and Matt. COMMENTATOR: Second-quarter under

way. You sense there will be a few more goals in this one.

Good to see the players starting with intensity.

Spain only got a late call to play in the Olympic hockey tournament

following South Africa's decision to not field a men's or women's team.

Spain got the lucky loser's entry. They were not really prepared for

Olympic participation and have done exceptionally well to make it to the

quarterfinals. But at the moment, they are being rather found out.

At quarter time, Adrian Lock was trying to drum some enthusiasm into

his team. He was frustrated that some of them were just walking into

the huddle. He will be disappointed with that first quarter, but

sometimes you have to give credit to the opposition. As we have said many

times this evening, Great Britain have really come out of the blocks

and played an exceptional quarter of hockey. Townsend was tripped. No

damage done. Wonderful stick and ball skills from

Sophie Bray. They have been a key feature of Britain's success so far.

Shona McCallin hit a Spanish stick during her follow-through. No real

power on it. Penalty corner for Great Britain,

penalty corner number four. It is given for a couple of stick tackles.

Sophie Bray does well to ride the first one from La Paz, and then

Gutierrez comes in with another one. -- from Lopez.

Combination of Sam Quek and Sophie Bray winning a penalty corner for

Great Britain. Giselle Ansley and Kate

Richardson-Walsh are poised to make the drag flick. It is saved. Great

Britain still very much in possession and pressing forward.

Great Britain are climbing all over this Spanish defence at the moment.

Here is the penalty corner again. Giselle Ansley uses the number one

runner, tries to block Lopez's view, but she just manages to get the

outside of her right pad to make the save from Giselle Ansley.

GB are finding themselves in some good positions, getting players onto

that baseline. It is good to see that the intentions are there. Their

passing skills have been brilliant tonight.

Gloria Comerma has set up a promising Spanish attack.

Argentina supporters are here for the last quarterfinal of the day,

which will be at 8.30, local time. Sticks everywhere, but it is Great

Britain's ball. Unfortunately, there were two players in the area as the

ball was going to land, which is widely umpire has blown it up. It

would have been a Great Britain ball, but it is deemed to be

dangerous. Goals from Georgina Twigg and Helen

Richardson-Walsh Labritz two sides at the moment. The reward would be a

semifinal against the Black sticks, New Zealand. But there is still a

long way to go, so we can't write the Spanish off yet.

Sophie Bray has had an outstanding match so far.

I think in any sport, if you play in the forward line, the most important

thing is goals. That is what gives you confidence. Sophie Bray didn't

score in the first couple of games, but since she has got on the board,

she has been outstanding. Same with Alex Danson and Lili Owsley. The

forwards are now scoring goals and you can see the confidence they have

got. Alex Danson has just arrived in the

circle, they have let it be taken up by Richardson-Walsh, so much skill

and confidence from Bray! Penalty corner for Great Britain, this is

their fifth. Now, the Spanish are contesting it, and they want to go

to the video referral. No? You want to know which stick it

came off? I think it came off red, they wanted off white. The ball came

off a GB stick. It came off Sophie Bray's stick? Hard to tell, I think,

in normal speed. It not take the video referee long to overturn that

decision. That decision is overturned, Spain got it right, they

keep their video referral option. Role, Bray is at it again,

extraordinarily skill, Alex Danson could not make contact. Sophie Bray,

in this mood, it is going to be long night for the Spanish defence, I

think. Laura Unsworth deep in the Spanish have, Kate Richardson-Walsh

up as well. Hollie Webb. Flicked in, blocked by Spain, Crista

Cullen write-up on the edge of the circle, controlling things here. --

right up. Clattering about just in front of the goal, and Spain get

away with it. Not convinced on that decision, but I think Great Britain

made the right decision not to go to the referral, because it would have

been an interpretation thing. Giselle Ansley finds a Sophie Bray,

Townsend, Townsend in pursuit down the centre. This time, Great Britain

do get a penalty corner, and Spain are given a card. Christina Guinea

is sent packing for two minutes. So hard to defend when a player arrives

on the ball at speed, that is what Townsend did, she managed to get the

ball away from one player... I think the stick tackle was probably a

little bit further back than that, but all positive from Great Britain.

Crista Cullen is forward, Giselle Ansley is forward, Kate

Richardson-Walsh will inject the ball this time. Great Britain's

fifth penalty corner. It comes off a couple of British sticks, the

backhand attempt is a good one. Another opportunity, the ball

eventually falls behind the goal. So Spain, in their defending, decided

to run a low box, number one and number two just over the penalty

spot. They clearly think that GB's strengths are the tips and touches

in front of Lopez. Four minutes until half-time, Great

Britain 2, Spain 0. Crista Cullen, so much time, plenty

of options, finds Owsley, who in turn finds Bray, who was all over

the field tonight, slides and left to Susannah Townsend. Oh, what a run

from Owsley, fallen on her face in the circle, Spain can escape. Great

Britain possession once again. Sam Quek on the right. Bray sends it in,

Danson picks it up and lasered back, and what an easy finish for Lily

Owsley! Great Britain 3, Spain 0! These passage of play was started by

Hollie Webb stepping up, quick transfer ball, Sophie Bray with a

great touch, Alex Danson, Lily Owsley lays it into an open goal,

GBR first to everything, and everything they are touching goes

towards goal, and if it is not going into the back of the net, it is

forcing Lopez to make the save. It is a long road back for Spain now.

Lily Owsley's third goal of the games. Just over three minutes until

half-time. An outstanding performance from the entire British

team so far tonight. Spain outplayed in every department. Sam Quek back

defending. I think the concern for Spain will be the fact that both

Helen Richardson-Walsh and Lily Owsley have basically tapped the

ball in from two yards away, no Spanish defenders around them, and

the ball is going into that danger area. It is probably the movement of

those players rather than them being stood there and a defender not doing

their job, but for that to happen, it is about timing, knowing when the

pass is going to come for Owsley to step in front of the defender. Spain

with a rare excursion into the Great Britain circle. Danny Kerry on the

right with the red baseball cap, relatively relaxed tonight.

Owsley finds McCallin, all the way back to Kate Richardson-Walsh.

Owsley combines with Helen Richardson-Walsh on the right, Helen

Richardson-Walsh has made a chunk of ground, and that was almost a

wonderful turn and escape by Susannah Townsend, just held up.

Spain have under a minute and a half to get something from this first 30

minutes of hockey. A bit of space here, Christina Guinea, her passes

behind, but Spain will maintain possession. Xantal Gine in towards

the circle. Comerma thinks about the best course of action now, inside

the final 60 seconds of the half, Spain rebuilds down the left. Lily

Owsley on the charge, Shona McCallin ahead of her, Owsley all the way,

cannot find McCallin, and with 15 seconds left on the clock, that

might be Great Britain's last opportunity of the half. An

outstanding half of hockey from the British team, three goals from

Georgie Twigg, Helen Richardson-Walsh and Lily Owsley,

and at the half-time hooter Great Britain have a comfortable lead. GB

3, Spain 0. DAN WALKER: We will continue to

watch this in the second half, very comfortable for Team GB in that

first half, down to pitch side to get some reaction with Katherine

Downes, who was with Simon Mason. Yes, standing right next to me, you

said, as we were watching the closing stages of the first-half, if

Great Britain could get a third, it would move the match out of Spain's

reach, Spain coming back from that? I cannot see it, they would have to

get a really early goal in the second half. When it is just two, a

defensive lapse from GB could give them some momentum, but they have

not shown they can score many goals against a world-class team like GB.

What do you say to Great Britain in a changing room now in a half-time

talk? You cannot let the pressure drop, led Spain getaway on the

break, what do you say to the girls? Pretty much what you say, it is all

about the speed, all about the teams speed, just maintaining the momentum

throughout the course of the next half, do not give Spain even a sniff

of an opportunity. We will be tuning in for the rest in a moment, thank

you, Dan. Lie buys yes, back for the second half shortly, but a little

treat for you, advice if you have been a regular viewer, you will know

that we have the magic of Maria a few nights ago. If this is the first

night you are watching, this happened to us 48 hours ago, and the

video has gone around the world. 11 million people have seen this, we

were about to hand to the weightlifting here on Copacabana, a

hen party came wandering down the beach, and the rest is history, here

we go. We promised you some weightlifting,

we're not sure how many of you are there, let's see what is going on,

it looks like a hen do, can we have a look? There we go! A Brazilian hen

party! They are clearly enjoying themselves. They seem to be all tied

together as well. Magnificent scenes, maybe that is how you do it

in Brazil. The bride! Here is the bride, can we see the bright? There

she is. Come on, then! Right, now, this

could be interesting... Allow! Hello, what is your name? My

name is Maria. You are from Brazil? Yes, I am from Belo Horizonte. You

are clearly having a very good night, all your friends are here,

when are you getting married? In one month, September 17. This lot coming

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do have an excellent night? You are getting married here? You are

getting married on Copacabana? Yes, Copacabana beach! I want to say

something for my husband. Is he having a stag do, a party tonight?

He is at home. A message for your husband, can you keep it clean? A

message for your husband, I hope he is watching BBC Four! English if

that is OK. I love you so much, you are my love, love! What is his name?

Juno. You have to think about his name! He has a nickname. And Maria,

OK. This is magical, this is a special moment for us all. One last

thing, we have some live sport, people won't weightlifting, or do

you want Maria? Maria! Last thing to say. Last thing, my football team!

Come an! Luminese! And you're getting married

in one month? Have a beautiful wedding. Thank you very much. See

you later, enjoy the rest of your evening! Right... Thank you! We are

just going to wave goodbye! No, that is great, we are still

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goodbye! We appreciate the support for the BBC as well, Maria. You are

getting married, no-one is going to call you, see you later! Your

husband is watching out over! Thank you, enjoy your evening, lovely to

see you! Well, that was a bit special, wasn't it? You don't get

that on BBC One, do you?! Goodbye, we love you all! BBC!

Since then, Maria has invited us to her wedding!

Her mum has also been in contact, thanking us for making her a star.

Millions have watched that around the world. She has recently joined

Twitter and has been on Facebook, and she has a lot of new friends in

many parts of the world. So thank you for that, Maria. Really

appreciate the invitation to your wedding. Leave it with me. I will

have to have a word with Mrs Walker. I will try my best! It was very nice

of you and it was a pleasure to have you on the BBC and all your very

rowdy friends. That is the first time I have seen that fell in the

background! He was enjoying himself. Wright, day ten of the Olympics.

Thank you for your texts and comments and tweets about that.

Let's bring you up-to-date with the headlines headlines on BBC Four.

Gold for Charlotte Dujardin in the individual dressage today. She and

Valegro did the business. In the last hour, there has been a

silver on the cycling track for Mark Cavendish of Great Britain in the

men's omnium. So a goal, a silver and bronze in the hammer for Sophie

Hitchon. Her last throw in the competition, she broke own British

record and a 74.54 was enough for a medal. Great news for Marcus Ellis

and Chris Langridge as well. The eighth seeded Japanese pair were

beaten by the Brits today, and they are into the badminton semifinals.

Right, we are going back to the hockey now for the second half. We

will not stay with it for the duration of the second half, because

that will be moving to BBC One in ten minutes' time. We will have more

live sport for you after that. I know lots of people are saying we

are making you switch channels, but hopefully you understand, because

BBC One will take you the end of this game and we will bring you some

more live sport on BBC Four. We will also have a nice wander around the

beach at some stage. We need the bin men to come out, because we like to

have that every night, and they are just setting up for the circuit

training. Look, the dumbbells are out, the kettle bells are there. As

yet, no sign of Antony Worrall Thompson, but if he turns up, we'll

try and bring you the Antony Worrall Thompson watch. Now back to the

second half of the hockey. And at some stage, we will let you know

when it switches to BBC One and we will go somewhere else. Here we go,

Team GB are three up against Spain. They qualified with five wins out of

five in their pool. Spain lost their first three matches and won their

last two to squeeze through. So far, Team GB are looking good going into

the second half of this match. Let's pick it up again with Mel and Matt.

COMMENTATOR: The second half is about to get under way, Great

Britain now attacking the gold to our right. Goals in the first half

from Georgina Twigg, Lily Owsley and Helen Richardson-Walsh to put Great

Britain in command of this quarterfinal. New Zealander weight

in the semis. Spain have a lot to do to get back in this match.

Sophie Bray was the outstanding player for Great Britain in the

first half, and she is at it again. Another lovely piece of stick skill

from her. Probably the first time and again

that Great Britain didn't know what they were going to do with the past,

and Crista Cullen ended up putting the ball on her foot. I am

interested to see how this team comes out in the second half. Spain

have not had an opportunity at goal. Our Britain going to play

differently? There is no doubt the New Zealand coaching staff are in

the crowd somewhere. Quite's attempted shot is saved --

some quite's attempted shot. Good to see the left defender up in the

circle. Some quick flicks something at the goal and Lopez puts the ball

onto Sophie Bray's foot. Susannah Townsend is on a real burst

here. Sophie Bray has missed out this

time. A big collision between Kate

Richardson-Walsh and one of the Spanish players. She is down and a

little hurt, I think. Great strength by Kate Richardson-Walsh. You OK?

The two captains clashed on the field. Played against each other for

a long time. A bit of creativity potentially here

for Great Britain. Great Britain have known when they

need to play the ball forwards and when they need to keep possession

and move the ball around the back. Shona McCallin will sit it out for a

couple of minutes. Spain are camped out on the edge of

the circle right now. Spain have their first penalty corner of the

game. But it is being referred. The

penalty corner was awarded, but it is heading up to the video umpire

now. Great Britain are saying it was too high on Crista Cullen. It has

actually hit the stick. From that angle, it looked like it hit Crista

Cullen's stick. It was a good referral by Great Britain.

No foot, no danger. So, the initial decision is overturned. There is no

penalty corner for Spain. Great Britain keep their video referral.

Maybe Maddie Hinch will be called in for the first time for a serious

role. DAN WALKER: now, we gave you the

warning on this one. We are going to leave the hockey at this point on

BBC Four, with Team GB looking good to make it through to the

semifinals, where they will play New Zealand. If you switch over right

now, the match continues on BBC One. Sorry to do that to do, but we are

going to stay here and show you a cracking badminton match in the

men's singles round of 16. Rajiv Ouseph is in the Olympics knockout

stages for the first time, taking on the seventh seed, Tommy Sugiarto of

Indonesia. The British number one, Ouseph, is seeded 13. They have met

each other five times but he has yet to beat the Indian nation. Let's

pick this up at the start of the match with Simon Reade and Paul

Hand. COMMENTATOR: At six foot three, he

has a really powerful smash, Rajiv. A silver medal bank of Indonesia

fans behind Tommy. Huge smashing from Sugiarto. Very

much so. He gets his feet well behind the ball and then launches up

and threw it effectively. A real powerhouse, Tommy Sugiarto.

See again, anything remotely misplaced, he is on to you like a

rash. He has a lot of elastic energy.

Again, you could see Ouseph making his way to his right. The net play

is always critical in men's singles. The trouble is, when you lift a way

to this man, he has been venomous overhead so far.

Really getting stuck in now. This is as difficult as you -- Ouseph might

have feared. Well played. He needs to counter.

Yeah, very difficult for all who served to work out which way he is

going with the smash. It is tricky to read, deceptive. Ouseph just

trying to push deep to the forehand to open up the court space, but

Sugiarto is such a good athlete. This, the best rally of the match.

Once again, Sugiarto takes it. Yes, 21-shot rally, and you can see

already he has got ninjas speed, Tommy Sugiarto, and he backs it up

with very powerful smashes as well, so just a dangerous man, and you can

see how he has reached a career high of three in the world. Ouseph has

been as high as 11. He gave it so much variety in that last point, but

he came out the wrong end. Sugiarto is pushing Ouseph around

all corners of the court. Yes, he has got real position, taking the

time and space away from Rajiv, and that is why he is flustered, he is

under time pressure a lot against Sugiarto.

Time and time again, that smashes -- smash is counting. It was close for

a while, 2-2 at one stage, but now 9-3 four -- for Sugiarto.

Yes, very well played, what a gruelling rally, though, for Ouseph,

but under pressure time after time. Showing a lot of character, Rajiv,

just to hang in, deal with those precision strikes from the

Indonesian very effectively. Well, he has challenged this call,

but one of the outstanding features of Sugiarto's game, on the evidence

what we have seen, is that he is so quick to retrieve some of those

clear Xander lifts from Ouseph, get back with explosive movement and

takes advantage more often than not. -- clears and lifts. So challenge

unsuccessful, then, the call stands. Huge Davis as for British badminton,

Langridge and Ellis making it through to the semifinals of the

men's doubles, beating Endo and Hayakawa in straight games, the

first semifinalist for Britain since 2004. That was Gail Emms and Nathan

Robertson. That match will be played tomorrow morning, so a bit of a

revival here for Ouseph. So the game getting a little bit more

competitive. A run of three points for Rajiv, which delights the

audience, I am sure. He is losing concentration at the moment,

Sugiarto. Haemorrhaging points very quickly. The lead is just one.

What a super rally from Ouseph, five points in a row, 9-9. It was a

terrific tight shot here that got the short lived away, and Ouseph

punished it. -- short lift. What a gruelling rally, but again it

is Ouseph who stays with it, defends well, at tax well, and he is in

front. -- attacks. Absolutely brilliant from Ouseph, a lung

buster, that one. Well, it seems inconceivable that

this would happen, seven points in a row for Rajiv Ouseph, who was being

comprehensively outplayed. Something ignited within him, he was

able to stay with the big shots, defend well, and then no longer

being dictated to. I think that coupled with a slight lapse in

concentration from Sugiarto, it had almost been too easy from the start,

and he went walkies with his mindset. Some kind of distraction, I

don't know, but real credit to Rajiv Ouseph for turning this opening game

around against this man who we has never won a single game against in

five showings. It would be a terrific day for British badminton

if you were able to wriggle away. Well, at last the run of points,

whatever it was, stands at eight. And he is playing as if he cannot

believe what is happening, Sugiarto. You have to credit Ouseph for his

concentration powers and ability to just, well, the stickability,

frankly. He is directing most of this traffic towards the forehand of

the Indonesian. Well, there, finally, the run of

points come to an end after nine successive points for the Brit.

And one of the standout features from the first half of the game, if

you like, is the fact that the Indonesian, Sugiarto, is power

smashing time and again, but not so now, he has been denied that.

Playing a lot of tight net shots, keeping the shuttle lower more

regularly. Again, Sugiarto is looking for the shuttle to come to

his forehand, totally nonplussed, and now it is a five-point lead for

Rajiv Ouseph. I remember at one stage Sugiarto led by six. It has

been quite a miraculous turnaround, hasn't it? But can you put this game

to bed? Well, it shows the lack of

concentration going on here. Just desperate to sort of callable any

way he can, he sort of over prisoners, snatchers at that one. --

draw level. He looked so rhythmic earlier on, not any longer, he has

really been put out of his stride. And that one was way wide. Well, he

has decided to go with the aggressive legs as well, trying to

rush Ouseph by closing down the net quickly, but Ouseph has all the

answers. Writes and there is almost a

nonchalance and a lackadaisical feel to this man at the moment. Well, he

is mentally out of it, it seems. He was 9-3 down? Yeah, it might have

even been 9-2, possibly. Didn't he get out of danger well

there? That is how good he is, how dangerous he is, but we haven't seen

much of that since the early stages of the game. Ouseph still three

points away from his first ever win of a game against Sugiarto.

You can see, he wasn't that bothered! One seesaw Ouseph reach up

for the smash, he gave it away. -- once he saw. Two points from the

opening game. So seven game points for Rajiv

Ouseph. That wasn't a great effort from

Tommy Sugiarto. We will expect more from him in the second game. But

credit to Ouseph, he turned it around. It was almost an implosion,

like Sugiarto was too cool for school. Very unusual. This is the

Olympic Games. I am sure he will want to put his best foot forward

now. He is a controversial character in Indonesia. His father won the

world title in 1983, and he himself has had differences of opinion with

the badminton Association in Indonesia. In the end, he withdrew

from the national squad in January of 2015, saying he wasn't getting

enough is no attention, and he was out for a year. But obviously, the

law of the Olympics made them kiss and make up and he was selected

again this February for the Asian Championships, got a quarterfinal

place and here he is in the Olympics. Yes, it is a strange draw.

He is a complex man. We saw it all in that opening game. Utter

brilliance for the first four minutes, and then nothing much else.

He has got to get his act together, otherwise this will be the winner of

Rajiv Ouseph's career. Couldn't agree more. Ouseph has shown real

discipline, focus on attitude and application. Julian Robertson will

have studied the video footage of Sugiarto. They will have done their

homework. Everything is going swimmingly for the man in red.

Biggest occasion for him, runner-up in the European Championships in

Kazan a couple of years ago. And in the Olympics in London, he was out

in the group stages. Here, he is through his group and here's a game

away from the quarterfinal. So it will be Ouseph to begin.

You imagine that if this man can accelerate away with a decent start,

you might see Sugiarto getting disinterested again. But suddenly,

his interest is piqued and he is off to a flyer.

No challenge. Must have been very close indeed.

There is a renewed physical and mental application now from

Sugiarto. The job for Ouseph is to stay with

him. We saw the mental fragility in the opening game. It may reappear.

Unlikely, but you never know. Way wide. It has taken him 11 games

and five and a half matches to win his first game against Sugiarto, so

why not a second? There is no doubting his talent, but

the state of mind is a little wishy-washy and flaky at the moment.

Rajiv is desperately trying to stay in touch here and turn this second

game around. Sugiarto opening up a 3-point cushion.

This is the kind of form we saw in the opening game. There has to be a

precision from Ouseph, otherwise they get punished by this terrific

athlete. Fantastic athleticism from Sugiarto.

But it didn't amount to anything. Just when you thought he was back to

his bullying best, it was a great cross net shot, but he didn't back

it up. Great sleight of hand earlier on

with that crosscourt from Ouseph. And he is still within two, staying

in touch in the second game. He is such a great man to watch when he

plays those really high-level skill shots. He makes the difficult look

so easy, gliding around the court. There is a silky smoothness to the

performer in red. As indeed, there is with this man, but he is a little

patchy, in and out. A rather irritated expression from

Sugiarto. Just too quick. It is a bullying

body smash. Right at the pocket of Ouseph.

He is doing well to stay with him. Some gorgeous body fakes from the

Indonesian. Some sleight of hand from both men.

Oh, how quick he was to close on that. What an athlete. Ouseph is

looking really composed. He has lost matches in the past that some feel

he should have won. But he is rhythmic and cool as you like here.

And he is happy to extend the rallies. It has obviously been a

talking point, to try and almost bore Sugiarto. His concentration can

suddenly switch off. He has been very diligent in that regard, Rajiv.

Often, the coaches pick up on something that perhaps the players

can't, because they have been so embroiled with the point unfolding.

The precision has come back to Sugiarto's game suddenly. Wonderful

smash across the shuttle. At the mid-game break, everything is

looking shipshape for Tommy Sugiarto. Can he keep it going?

He looks kind of world-weary at times, doesn't he? He has heard it

all before. You get the feeling he is very much his own man. Moments of

utter brilliance from Tommy Sugiarto in the early stages of the second

game. Has the bubble burst for Ouseph? Or

can he get back into this second game? He is working extremely hard

to try and do so, contain this man in white who is such a rich talent.

He sometimes wants to finish off the rallies a bit too early, the

Indonesian. What it in? I didn't hear a call,

but it is noisy. Interesting that Sugiarto was very content to rally,

not bothered about the length of the rally. And renewed physical

intensity to that approach as well. He has got the bit between his teeth

now, really engaged with this second game. It has become a pride thing

for him. A switch of the point of attack, and Sugiarto not able to go

with it. He is asking for the courts to be swept by the attendant. A few

drops of water. It gives him an opportunity to race for the towel

quickly. Well played. That was the look of

the points we saw in the opening half of the first game. Commanding

the points with those strong smashes.

Oh, gorgeous shot. Yes, beautiful slice, just calving down the

right-hand side. How did he get that out? Immaculate

defence, there was a lot of chilly on that smash too! Quite

extraordinary, how he extricated himself from that position, total

control, back five points in the lead.

Now it is all going the Indonesian's way. A terrific sense of calm about

Rajiv Ouseph, he never seems to panic, just a few words from the

coach behind him. Probing for the opening, but you

could see that Sugiarto read him like a book there. Yeah, terrific

perception skills and excellent athletic skills as well and close

that out. -- to pounce. That crosscourt works a treat, dived by

the net. It is Sugiarto by six points.

Yes. Being mopped up at the moment, Rajiv Ouseph. Sugiarto seems to have

an answer to everything he is producing.

The combination of rock-solid defence, terrific intensity, good

concentration as well, and power smashing, and he's just having his

way, Sugiarto. He has kept buoyant, still trying to

get the openings, pouncing when he gets them, but there have been very

few opportunities. Really good defence from Ouseph, but

once again Sugiarto too good. Darting around the court,

gazelle-like fashion. So it has been a masterful

exhibition from Sugiarto in the second game, here are eight game

points to level up. Missing the reverse slice, spilling

into the doubles tramline. Oh, the way it goes, two game points

saved, but he has still got a very healthy caution. -- cushion.

He finished the second game a very different contender than the one who

finished the first. And after 39 minutes, it is one game each.

Although British fans will not want to hear this, you feel like Tommy

Sugiarto has the match on his racket when he's into it.

FASCINATING ADVICE,, we were saying it was in Sugiarto's hands, but he

doesn't believe that, he thinks there are just one to alterations

that Ouseph can make change it. He is going to expect you to go, and

you are not going to go. OK? Right? A very positive spin, better than

the other way, that is for sure! They are trying to keep him afloat,

but obviously be danger is that the extraordinary talent that Sugiarto

showed in that second game, that should prevail. But you never know,

he went away in the first game. It will become a real physical and

mental encounter now for this man, who has got to extend the points and

not be scared to just hang in and work so hard and give this fellow a

little bit of time to switch off. With his net game, he has got to get

to the shuttle a little bit earlier. He was giving his opponent time to

pounce. So Sugiarto begins this deciding game. An emphatic start to

game number three, as there was at the end of game number two.

It is fascinating how the coaches were saying that, those Rusev really

feel it is in his hands? Or does he feel a little bit in all of this

kind of shotmaking? -- Ouseph. Sugiarto really has the facility to

rush Rajiv Ouseph at times. A massive rally, but it goes the

same way as the first two. Suddenly, you sensed Sugiarto is

really engaged and into this. It is almost as if what went on in the

first game, whatever happens, if I lose this game in a rush, I will

win. It looks like he might be right. Still early stages. Well

played. There is some quickness, some power

there. Well, he had it, he had Sugiarto

scrambling in the front court, the gap was there.

Yes, really good. A lot of the skies, didn't know which way he was

going, and despite that marathon rally, what was it, 49 strokes?

Still smooth is Ouseph, still dangerous.

And keeping it tight. He is doing well, injecting a lot of pace into

the smashers, Ouseph, and that is where Sugiarto was scoring so richly

at the start of the match himself. Oh! Another string gone. Fortunate

that he did not have to play another shot. The players will all be

carrying between eight and 12 rackets in their bag anyway, so

plenty left. There is an army of string is, of course, behind the

scenes in an event of this stature. -- stringers. Yes, careless. Ouseph

just a point away. Yes. Fabulous shot. Yeah,

anti-ratchet up the explosiveness and the movement, aggressive legs,

get behind the shuttle well. -- and he ratchets up.

He has lied and agile, but he is as strong as an ox, Ouseph. -- he is

lithe. He's doing very, very well to stay with Sugiarto at this stage.

They both look so silky smooth, but it is Ouseph of Great Britain who

was making his move at the moment. Delightful shot there, just so tight

to the net. Just out. Ouseph is reading him very

well at the moment. Yes, he has got the patterns of play down to 80, he

is a millisecond ahead now, Ouseph, and that is all important at this

highest level. This is a very sudden change around.

Of course, they are playing for the last quarterfinal berth, these two.

Yes, on an adjoining court, the number four seed from Denmark played

against the Irish competitor. A fine performance from the big Dane,

21-16, 20 1-12. The winner will play axel some on Wednesday.

You just don't know which way he is going to go. No, he is so deceptive

and so powerful. He is a man of extraordinary talent.

Beautifully controlled. Using his aggressive legs to take the shuttle

as high as he can. Asks permission to towel down, and

gets it. Fantastic skill from both guys. But

again, the smash proves the difference. When he gets the

opportunity to smash, he is winning the point. Yes, he has a lot of

precision of directional control, with a lot of speed as well,

Sugiarto. Very dangerous overhead. The time pressure is starting to

increase on this man now. He is being rushed more often than not.

Tommy Sugiarto driving the point now, taking ownership of this. When

you watch the difference in physicality, you see Rajiv just a

bit slower than Sugiarto, who is motoring along and really putting in

the hard yards with a bit more foot speed. And it is giving him the

initiative to take the lead. A wonderful slow-mo shot, showing

exactly how tight he hits it at the net. So they change around. Can

Ouseph call him back? We have seen the aberrations from

Sugiarto. It is going to need some for it to turn. But Ouseph is doing

everything he can. Absolutely. He is giving his utmost. He is

lion-hearted, we know that. This is a tough man not just to stay with,

but to contain. Both the men have been playing

top-class international badminton for a decade now. But this is heady

heights for both of them, even for Sugiarto, who has been as high as

three in the world. He was a bronze medallist in the World Championships

a couple of years ago. This is a huge match for him. Has he got what

it takes to finish it? The opportunity was there for Ouseph.

Well played. Looked as if he was off balance, but beautiful control to

bring it down. Very much so. Considering he has been under so

much physical pressure of late, that was wonderful from Ouseph.

Just missed. He is going to challenge. Looked very close to the

line. He hit the off smash really well, but I am going with slightly

out here. Very close either way, that's for sure. A key point in this

deciding game. Out it was. First challenge of the match. Or maybe

second, actually. He is allowed another. Two in each game. Missing

his chances, I'm afraid, Ouseph. It is a shame. He struck it

beautifully, but just a half centimetre higher, and he would have

found his mark. Really taking the initiative, the

Brit. Still just two points adrift. He was taking the law into his own

hands there. There was a lot of pop on that last smash. Brilliantly

played from Ouseph. Now it is getting tight. The coaches

were saying to Ouseph, keep it close and he may go.

Brilliant, got onto that smash and powered it away. He is on top at the

moment. He has missed a couple of shots, but he is doing mighty well.

There is no longer the domination that Sugiarto had in the second game

and for much of the first. There is a real chance for Ouseph here if he

can keep this going. Terrific back-to-back smash put

aways. That will boy his confidence. Sugiarto is not the force he was.

Can he refind the mastery? On the line. It looks as if there is a

challenge here. I think that is OK. Worth a challenge, though. In this

critical period in the match, you can understand why he's going for

it. He has such a relaxed demeanour, Rajiv Ouseph. So calm. But he is

going to need to bring his best right now to come out of the right

side of this. We have seen a couple of wonderful smash put aways. Taking

a long time to get this review up. It is frustrating for the players,

as they lose rhythm. Frustrating for the crowd. Just got the line, wow. A

little bit lucky. But the coaches are right. It is on

his racket now. It didn't seem as if it was going to be that way. Playing

brilliantly now. Look how tight that was. It seemed as if that was going

to rest on the top of the net. Nice idea, just caught it a little

late. Credit to Sugiarto. That was a brilliantly played point.

Comfortably wide. And the brilliance of Sugiarto is not holding sway any

more. He has tried his utmost to rush Ouseph into error, but of

course, he is being denied. Rajiv has played some really solid

badminton, and he is yielding nothing cheap. Sugiarto looks a

little uneasy at the moment. Ouseph, as ever, seems totally calm.

It's in. Another challenge, and another important one. Challenges

coming thick and fast now. Well, thick. Maybe not fast. It is tough

to conclude whether that hit the edge or not. Very close. Brave to

put your neck on the line. You're right, well done.

Ouseph is edging tantalisingly close to the quarterfinals. Just needs a

cool head now, and it looks like he's got it.

Brilliant, we've been looking for that power on the smash for quite a

while, and it does come in timely fashion at the back end of this

game. Yes, right in at the right hip, he is two points away from the

quarterfinal of the Olympic Games. Again, it is Ouseph who is taking

the initiative, and here are five match points for the number 13 seed

from Great Britain. Well, didn't he strike it well? Such

a positive smash. It was only a couple of inches out! Still time,

still four match points. Yes! What a way to finish it! Rajiv

Ouseph from Hounslow makes it through to the quarterfinal of the

Olympics. It has been a magical day for British badminton. Chris

Langridge and Marcus Ellis through to the semifinals in the men's

doubles, and now this fella, Rajiv Ouseph, who most people think has

underperformed in his career. He hasn't today. It is a heady win for

him, zero from five going into this one, but what a turnaround, so

strong mentally and physically, just spiked up a little bit more power on

that smash in timely fashion at the back end of that deciding game.

Superb for British badminton. What a performance from Rajiv Ouseph,

brilliant stuff, let's show you the draw for the men's singles

quarterfinals. If you want to know more about Mr

Axelsen, he is the current European champion. Let's find out what he

thought of it. Rajiv, I know you are disappointed to go out in the group

stages in London, how pleased you with your performance? I am

ecstatic, to be honest, I didn't expect to win that game, I knew I

was playing well, training well, just started working really hard,

and it has really paid off. Have you changed a thing in the preparation

to this Olympics that would have been different for London? I'm not

sure, I think I just learned from my experience, it was high pressure,

being a home Games, but being four years old has really helped me, and

I have used that experience positively, I think, and long may it

continue! Not an easy matchup next, the fourth seed, but at this point

there are not going to be any easy matches. No, exactly, and he is a

great player, he has been playing well. I be demonstrably long time

ago, he is a quality player, I will give it my best. -- I beat him a

long time ago. I know you have said on social media how pleased you are

with the support, how much has it helped you? Even the Indonesian

fans, the cheering really spurs you and, great atmosphere and here, it

is like a party atmosphere, hopefully it continues to the next

round. And what will you do before then? Chill out, I think the boys

have got their what the final, I will support them, just prepare for

the next game. A great win by Marcus and Chris, how much did that inspire

you? Exactly, it is tough being two runs behind them, everyone thinks I

am in the same round! They really spurred me on today, hopefully we

can do that to each other. Congratulations, get some rest, see

you soon. Just a reminder that the

quarterfinal is Wednesday. We are dripping here, the water has finally

broken through! Wednesday at 2:30. We will get Ore and a headlock...

Hasn't stopped? Make sure that he shows you a bit of that on Wednesday

on BBC Four. All of it, not a bit of it, the whole thing! Loads of you

are getting in contact on social media, he is over that site now,

telling us that you spotted Antony Worrall Thompson circuit training.

He is trying to throw us off the scent by wearing a different top to

normal. His usual green number, he has gone for a great number today.

The sad news is, we try to have a chat with him, his name is Rafael,

or he claims it is! And he doesn't speak a word of English. Which is

really disappointing. He is off again, and the rain is really

pelting down at Copacabana. Look at that, magnificent movement from

Rafael on Copacabana Beach. I promised you we would try to have a

word, but he is avoiding us, enjoying his training. We will bring

you a bin man update later, I know a lot of you are interested in the

nightly Bindra. The big news is they came early, but don't panic! -- Ben

Trott. I was going to promise live be in action, but we recorded it

earlier, we will show you with later!

But let's catch up with the hockey, can I borrow that issue? Sorry, it

is everywhere. We were showing you earlier on Team GB were taking an

Spain, it was 3-0 up before we let the game go over to BBC One at that

time, they were playing their quarterfinals, so for a place in the

quarterfinals, taking on the Spanish side, so this is the rest of the

action from that second half. A fantastic goal by Oliva, the

number 23! Great Britain 3, Spain 1. She is the danger player, normally

she plays the free player, like Laura Unsworth, but she beats Maddie

Hinch on any opposed, she will be disappointed with that, no doubt

about it. Possible lifeline for Spain, definitely disappointing from

the GB perspective. Brilliant stuff from Team GB, six

matches played so far at the Rio Olympics, they won all five in the

pool stage, and now they have won the quarterfinal. This is what

happens going forward. They will take on New Zealand in the

semifinals. In the other quarterfinals, Germany beat the USA,

New Zealand saw off Australia, and one more quarterfinal later on, we

will show you that live in about 20 minutes, Netherlands taking on

Argentina, and the Netherlands are the current Olympic champions.

Reaction to that Team GB win, Katherine Downes spoke to the

captain and Sophie Bray. Sophie Bray and Kate Richardson-Walsh, you must

be very chuffed, 3-1, through to the semifinal. Relieved, Spain have had

a brilliant tournament, we have played them I don't know how many

times in the last year! We knew each other's game, it was just about who

could capitalise. The old cliche, a game of two halves, you put them out

of it in the first half, but you let them back in in the second. We like

to give Danny Ings part-time in the stands! They are a good side, and

they are... I am really proud of how the girls, how resilient we are, we

stuck to the task and saw the game out. Sophie, your first Olympics,

you had a belter of a match, you must be really enjoying it. Yeah, it

is fantastic, to get to the semifinals, I can't wait to get out.

Best of luck, back to New Zealand, you beat New Zealand for the bronze

medal in London, that emotional bronze medal, and it is back with

them, in the semifinals. What do think that is going to be like? It

will be a tough game, any semifinal will be tough, so we know what New

Zealand have, they are a fantastic counterattacking side, we just need

to insert our game and dominate them from start to finish. It will be a

great game. Potentially more at stake this time, can you feel the

pressure ramping up? I don't think we'd feel pressure or expectation,

we believe, just one game at a time, we are so focused we don't get too

far ahead of ourselves. Thank you. And, best of luck.

So on they go to take on New Zealand in the semifinals, that other

quarterfinal is coming up next. I know it has just gone past midnight,

it is 11 minutes past eight in Rio, and earlier today we were showing

you some of the best action from the preliminaries of the springboard

involving Jack Laugher, who won gold in the sink Rose springboard with

Chris Meares, that seems like an awful long time ago now! And also

Freddie Woodward was involved, here are their best dives.

Now onto Freddie Woodward of the city of Sheffield and Great Britain,

inward two and a half somersaults with pike, opening dive for Freddie.

Fantastic dive from Freddie, really nice. Tom Owens at home, the City

Sheffield, they will be glued to the TV, Freddie is doing a great job in

training, let's hope he can continue. This opening dive is

spot-on, vertical entry, hardly any splash. Freddie Woodward.

Poll, tremendous dive from Jack! Yes, nine!, please, judges! This is

bang on all the way through, unaffected by his first two dives.

This is an absolute monster. Close to 90 points on this dive,

excellent, the dive of the competition so far. Really good,

Jack Laugher, getting into the groove now. 88.4, and he has got

bigger dives to come in terms of tariff.

Jack Laugher will do better tomorrow, we hope, 439 is all right,

but he needs to do better than that tomorrow. Those are the top ten

qualifiers, remember those points do not carry through. Agonising week,

19th place, missing out by less than two points, Freddie Woodward of

Great Britain. That will be 18 up to Zakharov. Plimmer so Jack Laugher

has made it through, the semifinal and final takes place tomorrow. The

final is at 10pm your time, so if you like to see more diving, we will

try to bring you that tomorrow. I promised you an update on the bin

men, we usually like to take it live, but they turned up earlier.

But we captured it for you, here it is! Some pre-recorded Copacabana

binmen, and we found out their names as well, giving as a wave. That is

Pedro and Alejandro and Raphael and Donatello. Halfway towards the

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Lovely lads, they come every night, always

friendly, always doing a great job. And what they do not know is that

they have become an important part of our coverage here on BBC Four, so

there you go, the Rio Copacabinmen. cool head now, and it looks like

he's got it. We have all manner of drips in our

BBC Four kiosk! This is the first significant rainfall we have had and

in all honesty, the roof is not holding up well. But we are

surviving and we will get on with it because we are plenty more live

sport to bring you. I reminded you about up three metre springboard

final and semifinal. The at ten p.m., your time. Just to bring you

up to date, we will bring you the fourth quarter final of the women's

final shortly, the Netherlands versus Argentina, in 15 minutes'

time. As we bring you up towards that, if you missed some of the

action we saw yesterday on day nine of the Olympic Games, at one point

in the afternoon there was a gold medal for Team GB every 42 minutes,

which is staggering. And we were second in the medal table for a long

time, behind the mighty USA and the of China. Andy Murray, the reigning

champion from four years ago in London and the current champion,

managed to do the business again in an epic final against Juan Martin

del Potro of Argentina. COMMENTATOR: So here we go, best of

five. 10,000 seater capacity, three quarters. There are a lot here, who

have come here to watch Del Potro lose, it has to be said. Death by a

thousand cuts, isn't it? The rhythm has gone from Murray. It is for-

four. It is all a bit of a fight at the moment. He won what could have

been a dangerous game. How quickly a match can change. And there is the

set. 7-5. How brave was that of Murray? A huge pass, and Del Potro

is back in this. Blow after blow, raining down on them. It is crushing

power. Oh, yes, great skill. He has to take the second set, surely. So

good. A huge shot from this huge man. Solid start to this third set

from Murray. A rocket! No danger to the server so far in set number

three. He has got what he wanted. Murray gets the break. Too much for

some. Three set points for Andy Murray. Brilliant, Andy Murray is

they set away from his second Olympic gold medal. -- a set away.

Difficult to fathom, but it happened. Got the early break in the

fourth set. Gorgeous, a mouthwatering shops to break back

from Andy Murray. -- a mouthwatering shot. Del Potro gets three

successive breaks. The torture is increasing on Del Potro. Murray

moves in front and is fourth set for the third time. And out of nowhere,

Del Potro breaks once more. What I lie Hart hears. -- when I am hard he

is. I'll! Unreal. This is macho tennis. There is the break back. He

is a game away from the gold medal. After four hours exactly, it is the

gold medal point. Andy Murray is a double Olympic gold medallist. You

have to feel for Del Potro. Could a man have given any more? It has been

a fantastic evening. What an effort from Andy Murray that

was. He has now returned to the UK, but

again, double Olympic champion, the first man to win Olympic

back-to-back tennis medals. Thank you for your texts and tweets. They

have been flooding in ever since we showed you the bin man update. We

have another one here which I wanted to read you. Alice says, hello, Dan,

fancy popping round for a cheeky barbecue tomorrow night? Durham is

quite close to Scarborough. We are not in Scarborough! People have also

suggested Weston-Super-Mare and Whitby! And Grimsby. This is

Copacabana. Can we show the big shot which are occasionally Copacabana? I

know this doesn't prove it, but there it is. You can see it's

reining. We are just at the bottom of that shot on the beautiful

Copacabana Beach, which curves right the way round. We have another one

from Camilla, who says, you are really taking this not missing a

moment business to the extreme. Come on, Camilla, the real hashtag was

Copacabinmen, you can get that right! Samantha says, I am still

waiting for Antony Worrall Thompson to turn up. What do you mean? Where

is he? He has gone! He's gone. You have got to be watching all the

time. When he is here, we will show him to you, but he was here two

minutes ago. You missed him. He has a restaurant business to run! John

says, brilliant viewing from day one. From being used Antony Worrall

Thompson, # Copacabanter. Thank you for that. John says, how have I only

now discovered late-night BBC Four Olympics? Again, where have you

been? We have been here since day one and we will continue to show you

all the action. We have had some brilliant action. Let me show you

this from the build-up to the hockey last night. This was probably one of

the most dramatic finishes to any Olympics we have seen so far. We are

doing the quarterfinals of the women's hockey tonight. Last night,

it was the men's quarterfinals. We join it with two minutes left on the

clock, and New Zealand lead Germany... He is back! Before we do

that, Worrall Thompson is back. Just there. Raphael, hello! There he is.

We've got him. Before the end of the Olympic 's, we are getting him on.

Where were we? Hockey. I got distracted by an Antony Worrall

Thompson lookalike. New Zealand were leading Germany 2-1, with two

minutes left on the clock. COMMENTATOR: New Zealand have got

the ball right in the German third. Nick Wilson is going to take it. New

Zealand took too long and they are going to get a yellow card! For

taking too long. Two of them! One has got a yellow. So Wilson goes

off. Just the one card. A yellow for Nick Wilson. So New Zealand play the

last minute of the half with ten players. The drama personified. Nine

outfield players for New Zealand, in 11 outfield players for Germany. But

the ball just wriggles away. So he will not come back on. He is for the

entire minute and 15 that is left. This is pressure now. They have been

withstanding pressure for the majority of the match, New Zealand.

It was almost a danger ball there, but they have taken it quickly. He

is saying corner, the other umpire is saying corner. Let's have a look.

Lifted into the player. So, New Zealand have used their video

referral. Here is a look at it again. It is lifted from the New

Zealand stick. It is definitely a penalty corner. It comes from the

New Zealand stick onto the body of the New Zealand. Waiting for the

decision from Andy Mayor. There is no clear reason to change the

decision. That is a penalty corner. If Germany have a penalty corner. To

try and get themselves back into the match, to try and keep themselves in

the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. This could be the last chance for

Germany. Into the back of the net! Germany have saved themselves from

2-0 down was that it is two goals from their captain. It sends the

German fans into overdrive. New Zealand 40 seconds away from

claiming a historic victory. The chance is still there, but it is

going to be a lot harder. Do or die, and they are through. The ball goes

as quick as lightning. This is what Germany can do. Look at the relief

on the faces of the players. They have kept their Rio dream alive. The

match gets back under way. Both goals came from penalty corners.

Moritz Furste saved his team. No extra time. Stricter penalties. --

straight to penalties. Now Germany are breaking out here. Only eight

seconds to go, surely that is not enough time for them to get forward.

Drilled in! With a second that the half left, Germany are in the

semifinals in unbelievably dramatic fashion!

DAN WALKER: that is truly incredible, isn't it? Well worth

watching again. New Zealand in control. Just 40 seconds left on the

clock, and they were still 2-1 up. The Germans equalised and then, with

one second left on the match clock, they make it 3-2. Germany go on into

the semifinals. Germany will take on Argentina in that semifinal at four

o'clock tomorrow, your time in the UK. We will try and bring you a bit

of that. You can see that the Kiwis were not happy. Devastated. You must

be broken when you think, we are into the semifinals, we have a good

chance of a medal. We have a great side. 40 seconds left, we can't

lose, and they concede two goals in those 40 seconds. The Germans go

through. The other semifinal in the men's draw sees Belgium take on the

Netherlands at nine p.m.. Talking of the Netherlands, that is where we

take you now for the fourth women's quarterfinal. I told you it was a

bad night in Rio. You can see how all for the weather is. It is windy

and raining. These are testing conditions for these hockey stars.

We have the Netherlands, who are the reigning Olympic champions, taking

on Argentina. After the anthems on a Seth Bennett and Aaron Murphy will

talk you through this one. COMMENTATOR: Spine tingling stuff.

The emotion, and how they belt out the anthem. But will this finally be

the year for Argentina? So close before, but yet to ever get their

hands on an Olympic gold medal. They may feel that this could be the gold

medal game and should be the gold medal game. For them, it could prove

to be just that. A huge hurdle to get over in the Netherlands, a side

blessed with so much talent, a side that can take the game away from you

in any area. But for Argentina, it will be about their front three.

That will be the thing that Alison Hammond will have been most

concerned about. Well, they won the gold real bad, but to be a champion,

you have do not the champion. The Netherlands have two medals from

Beijing and London. This is a formidable side. Coach Gabriel

Minadeo played in the Seoul Olympics. The official is very

experienced. She will be joined by the Belgian umpire. That is an

umpire who has been fast tracked through. She has all the credentials

to go to the top level. She has had a very good tournament so far. Still

a good player, but here doing something different. Huge game, the

Netherlands against Argentina. Carla Rebecchi gets the game under

way, terrific atmosphere here in Deodoro at the Olympic hockey

stadium, the worst conditions of the tournament so far, driving rain,

gusty wind as well. These two teams have battled so many times in so

many big games, and it will be a case of wondering who will adjust

fastest. Van Male will put this one in, well controlled by Habif,

eventually deflected out of the way. Jonker was lurking. And Argentina

will get a chance to play out. When you talk about the conditions,

blustery, wet, cooler than we have experienced that Deodoro Hockey

Centre, and will substitutions and the use of the bench be something

that will be a factor? Argentina have used hardly any subs, but the

Netherlands have used 300 through five games, so the head coach is not

afraid to use bench early and often. 40th meeting between these two,

Argentina have won 11, 12 draws, 16 for the Netherlands. That was

dangerously high. They are wrapped up to try to save

themselves from the elements, but they are not going to be quiet,

those Argentina fans, some of them making the 36 hour car ride from

Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro. Free hit to the Netherlands. In the

midfield area. An opportunity to try to turn with the ball, the

challenges penalised, taken very quickly indeed. We are eventually

going to see a green card here. The protests are absolutely dismissed by

Habif. She will survey two minute suspension and the Netherlands will

get their first opportunity to really attack in this game. The rain

is absolutely pouring down here. You made a good point earlier, may be

about Argentina not liking their round-robin play, as we look at

Habif on the penalty chair, but sometimes it is better to have a

weak games in the pool stages as opposed to when you come up against

the Netherlands in a knockout game. Interesting to see if they can use

some of that to knock off the defending two time champions. It is

raining sideways right now! The playing surface for the moment is

OK, no big dramas right now. The ball is brought forward by the

Netherlands. They will try to bring this past the 23 metres line.

The Netherlands considering making more changes here, as they do attack

the circle, this is good play, neatly sent in and deflected over

the top by Jonker. The coach rotating her troops already. It is

that use of the substitutes bench that could be a factor, it is

getting cool, it is very windy, left-to-right, so that is a factor

for Argentina as this rain goes sideways, not dampening the spirits

of the crowd at all. So skilful, she is isolated,

Granatto, she battles away, eventually comes off Joe Ford.

Incredible player, so good with the ball and the stick. Two goals

already for her, and you see the running ability on the ball,

attacking the Dutch defence. She will be swept up, but given away

now, a real chance, what an opportunity, first goal of this game

goes the way of the Netherlands! And the Netherlands have the lead here

in the Olympic quarterfinals. A shade under four and a half minutes

in, and the Netherlands find the net. Argentina have a chance to

corral that loose ball, and Jonker capitalises, gets it to Welten, and

Welten forces it through Succi. The second goal of the tournament for

Welten gives the two time defending champions their opening tally that

they so desperately wanted. And in these conditions, that is a point, I

mean, as the game goes on in these conditions, it is going to be harder

to see the ball, the pitch will get more waterlogged, passes will be

slower, so that early goal is essential for the Netherlands the

four conditions perhaps get even worse. Yeah, water beginning to pool

around the pitch. -- before the conditions perhaps get even worse.

Well, in the last six meetings between these two size, the team

scoring first has won in five of them, so the Netherlands may take

that. Van As lays the ball off, now the Netherlands will try to work

this one around, they have time and space, no big pressure from

Argentina right now. Paumen sends it forward, collected neatly in the

midfield. There is Dirkse van den Heuvel, now Van As, great turn.

Again, pushed forward with that, another decision which goes against

Argentina. Naomi Van As will leave this one this time, though, and Van

Geffen will move the ball forward. It is intercepted. Merino doing

really well, options head of her. Then she is muscled off the ball, a

shove in the back, penalised. Keetels was the aggressor. It is off

the foot there of Bos. Now Merino sends it in low, it takes a big

deflection, surely. Well, Argentina, it must have just been stick at the

last second. We can have a look here at some aggressive play as Argentina

look for the equaliser, you can see how wet it is, the Sabata coming off

the pitch. But talk about big-game players, Welten has two Olympic gold

medals in trophy cabinet, the former world Player of the Year in 2015,

known as a big-game player, and a big-game goal from Welten to give

the Netherlands a 1-0 lead in the driving wind and rain in Deodoro.

Dirkse van den Heuvel, nice play by Van As, she takes possession back

again. Very tall player, smooth across the surface. Elegant

distribution as well. Intercepted. Good read of the play

there by Habif. Nice spin from Merino, but the ball just holding up

and then rolling away from her as she was turning. And it allows the

Netherlands to come back in, and they can break with a bit more speed

here, into the circle they go, good chance, the Argentine was in the

way, Barrionuevo nearly put it into her own net. The driving cross

required the defensive presence Barrionuevo to keep that out of

harm's way for Argentina. It catches her foot, as she drives hard towards

the line. Nine minutes gone, Netherlands

Lemoine, Argentina 0. Welten's second goal of Rio 2016, a highlight

reel goal, exactly what you would expect in this appearance. Look at

the steps of the players as they try to sprint, losing their wedding,

water spattering off page 1 at Deodoro Hockey Centre, and this is

without a doubt the toughest conditions on either side of the

men's or women's draw thus far in Rio. V did well to get that. The

Netherlands able to force this one away. -- Albertarrio. And now they

will build from the halfway line, just two victories through the group

stage for Argentina, and they came in with such high expectations. This

being a South American Olympics, they felt this would be the one

where, all of a sudden, they would be able to get that first ever

medal. It won't be easy, the Netherlands conceded just one goal

in the pool stage, and when you are giving up just one goal in five

games, you are a tough team to play, a confident group. Another big point

for Argentina against the Netherlands is that the Netherlands

have had 14 penalty corners against and they have yet to concede a

penalty corner goal. When I say first medal, I mean first gold

medal, just to clarify. They have been in the final before, they have

got so close but never taken home the big one. Silver in London

against this Netherlands team, they have a bit of history, so this is a

classic quarterfinal. Ball stolen from Rebecchi, Van Male bringing the

ball away one-handed, trying to use her range, takes it out of play, who

wing span just a little too wide for the playing surface on this

occasion. Julia Gomes restarts. Given it back by Barrionuevo, Julia

Gomes builds this one. The passes easily cut out ahead of

Albertarrio. Aguirre busy in midfield, finds Barrionuevo, two on

one. Given a penalty corner, spotted by the South African umpire. Well,

is it a penalty corner, that is the question, she pointed as if it was?

I think she is having the conversation, she wanted to be a

free hit, but magnificent skills by Albertarrio. Well, for the moment,

it looked like Argentina would have a way back into the game, but with

three minutes remaining in this first quarter, it is the dad should

try to clear away. You can see the difficulty for Albertarrio, it is

slippery, it is wet, there are similar skills that you might be

able to employ on a clear day, but you might have to keep it simple

here. It will make it difficult for defenders as well, trying to get

them moving from side to side. Van As plays it forward, the defensive

cover is strong but illegal. Van As will try to put this one into the

circle, it is sent away, Argentina will get the free hit.

Aerial ball, pretty dangerous stuff, and easy turnover of possession, the

Netherlands take it quickly. A bit of defensive play by Habif, getting

the stick right in a way of the ball before it crashed into her legs.

Some essential defensive play, you do not want to go down 2-0 if you

are Argentina, especially in these conditions. The Netherlands know

that, they are working hard, trying to find an insurance mark-up. Long

corner. -- Marco. The Netherlands want to take this, they will get

another opportunity now. It is worked wide by the soggy stick of

Paumen and out of play. That goal by Welten, especially at that time of

the game, was huge, especially as the rain starts to come straight

down with no sign of letting up. Her second goal, crucial for the

Netherlands. And now they come through again, real danger for

Argentina. They are saying they used the wrong

side of the stick. This is going to be challenged. Holland looking for

the penalty corner. Lisa Roach, the Australian video umpire. It is off

the stick right there. It has got to come off the flat side of the stick.

This is what is being protested by Van Male. Looks like they will keep

the referral. It is the first penalty corner of this contest and

it will be to the Netherlands. The fourth referral for the Netherlands

in this tournament, and they have got three of them right. They only

do it when they have do. It is the veteran leadership of the likes of

Paumen. She is a huge threat, standing and waiting. She is an FIH

Player of the Year as well from 2011 and 2012, two gold medals around her

neck from previous Olympics, a vast wealth of experience for the

captain. Another penalty corner. Are they

going to lose a defender from the line here? 23 did leave the line

early. If you are a Usain Bolt fan, in terms of sprinting, that is a

false start and she will not contest this second penalty corner for the

Netherlands. So much space for Paumen. She's the best the business.

Paumen steps into this one, good save. It goes.

With wet pitch, the ball can take all sorts of dives. But the

goalie is showing some pedigree write-down. What a frenetic first 15

minutes of this one. DAN WALKER: we shall be back at the

hockey shortly. You saw how bad the weather is here. Let me show you

Copacabana. These two gentlemen have just stopped by, Emmanuelle and

Leonardo. Hi, guys! Emmanuelle has the rain cover on, Leonardo not

quite. Enjoy the rest of your night. Two of the binmen earlier were

called Donatello and Raphael. We are near the Teenage Mutant Ninja

Turtles! We need to find a Michelangelo in Rio, and we are in

Rio. Stop sending us tweets about the fact that we are in Britain and

just pretending we are in Rio. We are BBC Four, serious broadcasters,

and we are here to bring you the headlines from day ten of the

Olympic Games. Gold for Charlotte Dujardin in the

individual dressage today. She and Valegro, one of the most famous

horses in the world, did the business and it meant so much.

Silver for Mark Cavendish in the men's omnium tonight. Laura Trott

still going strong in the women's version. But Cavendish get his

Olympic medal with a silver. Sophie Hitchon picked up a bronze in

the hammer. It was Hammer time for Sophie. Her last throw in the

competition, broke her own British record. 74.54 metres to win bronze.

And today it has been in the badminton. Marcus Ellis and Chris

Langridge have been the -- beaten the eighth seeded Japanese pair to

reach the semifinals of the badminton men's doubles. And Rajiv

Ouseph managed to get into the last eight as well of the singles with a

brilliant performance that we brought you live on BBC Four. Over

on BBC One right now, in terrible conditions, they need one of

Emanuel's rain macs! That is live athletics. We also have table tennis

for you on the website and the Red Button. But we are going to continue

with the hockey. Back to the Netherlands against Argentina, and

back to our commentary team of Seth and Aaron.

COMMENTATOR: Came off her knee. That will be an Argentina ball. It has

been all Netherlands in the final third. We have not seen much of

Argentina, just the one little chance. Here is Rebecchi.

That will be a long corner. It is a bit better from Argentina. Yeah,

they are not sitting back and letting the Netherlands have their

way. They are trying to counter attack. That is important. In the

first 15 minutes, they did not have much possession.

Anywhere will do for the Netherlands as they send it down the field. Van

Male chased her down a lost cause. An interesting moment for Succi. She

realised she couldn't get her footing on that wet pitch. Big

deflection. The rain definitely had an effect.

Let's have a look. You saw Succi in that earlier sequence, trying to

shepherd the ball away from harm's way, and nearly fell over. Both

goalies will have to think about whether they want to Roman Josi Joe

Schmidt 's. With that 1-0 scoreline, a trip or loss of footing could be

terrible. When we talk about 3-D skills or the third dimension, it is

when they get the ball in the air. There are now allowed to utilise

that, one of the recent changes by the FIH. That allows the creative

players to work in a completely different way. I saw Marino trying

to exploit that earlier -- Delfina Merino.

Massive collision. Time is going to be stopped here for the moment. All

sorts going on. Both players appeared to be OK.

Argentina will have to go backwards again. That was spotted by the

umpire. The Netherlands may try and

capitalise. Argentina get the get out of jail

free card. The Argentina head coach's heart will be in his throat

with goalkeeper Succi going for a wander. He still up and started

yelling. I think the message was, stay put. But she tumbled again.

Look at the pressure from the Netherlands. It is giving Argentina

no way out. Habif turned in every direction and each one was a blind

alley. This is an opportunity... It goes over the top.

Look at the skill from Succi, turning the flat side of the stick

over. She looked like she had the angle, but it is about three feet

over the bar. Argentina come forward again. They finally have the penalty

corner they want. Good linkup play from the two substitutes. The foot

is off the right tone. Easy call for the Belgian umpire. First penalty

corner for Argentina. Barrionuevo will be the danger. She will sit

happily at the top. Habif will inject.

There could be a Break the other way, but intercepted. As the whistle

is blown, there is somebody down. And seemingly in an awful lot of

pain. It might well become boy -- it might be Maria Campoy. Let's see

this again. Did she get hit by the first shot? She might have. She's

trying to get up and walk it off. She doesn't have many nights when

she isn't busy. One of her biggest skills is when the chances come, she

remains switched on. As a goalie, you have to be ready. You don't see

this too often, a bit of sportsmanship. It is the Olympics,

after all. Marvellous stuff between two teams that don't necessarily

like each other after the last Olympic final. It will be another

penalty corner. It is going to be another penalty corner. Van as may

be in some trouble. You see the stick on stick. Intentionally

breaking up the play. She knew she was never going to get the ball. It

wasn't accidental in the eyes of the umpires. Second penalty corner.

Didn't come off as smooth as they would have liked.

Overall, I think she wouldn't mind 20%. It is not a terrible return.

Naomi van as is impeded. A thankless job as that first

runner. The Netherlands, having been on the

back foot for the last couple of minutes, are trying to create

something here. Argentina are just starting to find their mojo. It was

missing, may be dampened by the rain in that first

quarter. The surprise of the early goal. The Netherlands are much more

active in the first 15 minutes. For Argentina, they have started to run

at the Dutch defence, which is a good sign for their head coach.

The ball slows, but not enough to give Albertario a chance to scamper

after it. The pace has held exceedingly well in trying

conditions. Magnificently. One thing, both the men's and women's

team say how good the pitches have played. What a break this is.

Stepping across, a penalty corner. Habif, a player down injured. It is

Kitty van Male, she may have got one in the face. She reached to her

mouth, you can see there. We will look at this. She is challenged by

Habif. Off the stick of Habif, you can see the two coming up into the

face. She appears to be OK, she will take solace in the fact they have a

penalty corner out of that play. Caia van Maasakker and Bos. Naomi

van As will inject. Bos, deflects wide, that was really close. A

couple of the players thought that was going to lob in there. We saw

the deflection. It is let fly by Bos, it deflected in front and here

you see, they endured player, Kitty van Male, she is unhappy, she wanted

a goal out of that, she took a stick to the mouth for that. The ball is

down. Good play. This is a real opportunity. A second goal for the

Netherlands! Tampon again. Her second goal --

Succi. Taking an defenders, look at that move. She had no answer, it was

touched in front. Magnificent strike, watch the hand eye