Day 13 BBC One: 19.00-19.30 Olympics

What an Olympics Great Britain have had.

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There may only be four days of competition left, but plenty of

medals to be earned in this wonderful and beautiful city,

Copacabana the scene of this morning's triathlon in the shadow of

Sugarloaf and Christ the Redeemer, and huge crowds were out to cheer on

the athletes. It's a public holiday today and tomorrow. We are based

about 25 kilometres west that area, this is the Olympic Park, and it's

definitely busier today. It's been getting so during the Games. It's a

shame on reflection that ticket sales were not higher to begin with.

But it doesn't bother Team GB, loads of British fans have been here. It

hasn't just been the top ranked athletes that have been delivering,

the likes of Adam Peaty or Glover and stunning, it's also been those

you didn't expect, whether Bryony Page and trampolining or Amy Tinkler

in gymnastics, or to date Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge, the

latest bronze-medallists in Babington. Here's what we've got

coming up this evening. Olympic round-up will be coming your way,

that will include triathlon, badminton and the kayak sprint.

We'll be going to the BMX men's quarterfinals and the individual

time rounds out of the way, anything can happen, they race eight abreast

down the bumpy course. In taekwondo, Jade Jones defending her title, the

youngest of Britain's gold-medallists in London. It's a

quarterfinal tonight. Wing diving, Tonia Couch is into the final of the

women's ten-metre platform. She would realistically looking for a

top five finish, that would be a good result for her. We will be

talking to badminton and boxing guests, including Joshua Buatsi and

joining the end of the men's gold medal match live in hockey, Belgium

against Argentina. Tomorrow, Great Britain are in the final against the

Netherlands. Let's focus on boxing, Nicola Adams comes here as the

defending flyweight champion, the first female boxer ever to win an

Olympic gold medal, she did so four years ago against Ren Cancan of

China. That was her opponent today, in the semifinals. Here's Ron

McIntosh. COMMENTATOR:

Nicola Adams, two minutes away from returning to the gold medal bout.

Her second successive Olympic Games. Expect this woman to come out

strong, to begin this fourth and final round.

So Nicola Adams, after conceding the opening round across the board, has

taken rounds two and three unanimously to have a 1-point lead

on the scorecards of all three judges here. Ren Cancan aware of

that and it's now she, the boxer in blue, who is on the logo of centre

ring, looking to take the contest to Adams. Remember, this is incredibly

tight, maybe Word has made it down to the respective corners as to the

status of the scorecards but still the boxes' concentration will remain

absolute. Ren might change tactics which will not suit her, she is an

out and out counterpuncher but if they feel she is behind she may have

to come forward and lead and as long as Nicola Adams keeps the timing and

accuracy going, she be OK. Again, plenty of the feint, plenty of

twitching, the southpaw left not too far away from Ren but the opponents

trying to draw something they can counter. So much thought and

concentration behind each and every attack. Setting traps, trying to

draw something from their opponent will stop a good left jab once again

from Adam Zampa counter right hand was accurate. Ren making mistakes,

her hands are very low and Adams is moving in with the right hand. This

is the crucial part of the round, 30 seconds. A good burst from either

boxer could nick the round. Adams has to finish strong, Ron. Both

boxers will have that in bills, almost in a clock that lets them

know how deep they are into a round and busts -- this is what Ren wants

to be, she scores with a good long left. Adams gets back onto the front

foot and drives Ren back towards the ropes. There an exchange on the

final bell. But Nicola Adams is now surely on the cusp of returning to

the gold medal bout. She took rounds to feinting three across the board,

after conceding the opening round, and that's why she is all smiles in

the red corner. Dave Holloway and Gary Hale remove the gloves. She

feels she has done enough and is returning through to the gold medal

bout. Some good things from both boxers but that long, straight right

hand was belting shot from Adam Zampa the last ten seconds was

crucial, and she finished strong, on the front foot, pushing her opponent

back to the ropes. She is through to the final, in my opinion. Well done,

Nicola Adams. Nicola Adams has already the great Dick McTaggart by

securing Olympic bronze to follow the gold, she is trying to emulate

Harry Mallin, who won in the 20s. The announcement. The winner by a

unanimous decision... In the red corner... Nicola Adams.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Nicola Adams' quest to defend her

gold medal that she won in London four years ago is one step closer to

becoming reality. Another gold medal fight on

Saturday. Another gold medal fight, I'm excited, I can't wait, I'm ready

to go. You fought somebody who you knew very well, who you have beaten

in London. How much was that in your mind when you walked in the ring

today? I wasn't thinking about it too much. Four years is a long time

for someone to change their style, technique, and strengthen their

weaknesses so I had to take it for what it was an stick to the tactics.

You are throwing out that jab as you were talking. That jab was immense

today, it won in the fight. It did, I was using the jab. I have long

arms and it paid off. You were so calm, apparently, and so nervous

beforehand. Were you? I'm always nervous before every competition,

you need the nervous energy to give you the adrenaline, so... How

excited are you now about what lies ahead? I'm really excited now. I'd

like to say thank you to everybody supporting back at home. I view. The

next fight in the ring, do you mind who wins this? No, I don't mind. We

will see who your opponent is, well done, Nicola, great stuff.

That fabulous smile of Nicola Adams, the final will be against Sarah

Ourahmoune, of France, who won the other semifinal. It's a gold or

silver medal for Nicola Adams. One of the other defending champions was

Nick Alistair Brownlee, he and his brother Jonny were in the triathlon

this morning. This is what happened. COMMENTATOR:

Alistair and his younger brother Jonny primed and ready to race. And

they are away. What a spectacle. As the Brownlee Brothers hit the waves.

And get to work. Richard Varga could be one to watch. The swim is almost

done. Richard Varga has led right from the start. He has set a

cracking pace. Varga comes out of the water. Polyanskiy hot on his

heels. Alistair, Jonny is next, gets his bike and Jonny beats him out of

transition. So far so good for the British flag, with Alistair and

Jonathan Brownlee up near the front. The leading group of ten. That

margin has now been extended. Within that group, they do have Vincent

Luis, he could give the Brownlees a run for their money over 10,000

metres. Is that Gordon Benson who has come unstuck? Benson has had a

prank. He wasn't in contention. They are on the carpet now, the bike

helmet is off and on the box. Johnny is first to move, joined by Vincent

Luis. Read the Brownlee Brothers and Vincent Luis who have already gone

away from the rest of the field. A little kick from Alistair, able to

move it up a gear. Luis looks unable to respond. The boys from Yorkshire

move clear of the field. Henri Shoeman holds the bronze medal at

the moment. Alistair beginning to grimace, as he does, and he's moved

away. Alistair has moved away from his younger brother. There was a

decisive move. Alistair Brownlee, on his way potentially to become the

first man ever to win two Olympic triathlon gold. Jonny has come

through, 15 seconds down. Alistair Brownlee, he is the finest

triathlete we've ever seen! Sums up towards his family and friends

watching. -- he puts his thumbs up. It's a 1-2, a gold and silver for

the Brownlee Brothers. I have just had the edge on Jonny in

the last couple of races but he has killed me in training every day. So

I wasn't sure. Later on Jonny said in four years' time hopefully

Alistair will be older, greyer and slower so he might get a shot at the

gold medal in Tokyo. Extraordinary Fortune-macro brothers to come home

in first and second, and to make it look so easy. Fabulous. Now to the

superfast sport of Canoe sprint and in the 200-metre kayak race we had a

British pair, who were determined to finish what they had called

unfinished business, they got caught on the line for the silver medal in

London but this time round it was photo finish a game. -- photo finish

again. Away they go, Olympic glory is some

30 seconds away, Lithuania starts strongly. The pink boat belongs to

Germany. They are trailing, looking very good Spain and Lithuania in the

middle of the picture. Spain starting to come strong in the

closing stages, no sign of the British in third position. Now they

start to accelerate. It's still the Spaniards who are on the near side,

the gold goes to Spain. It was a slow start from Heath and Schofield

but they believed where others might not have done. They got the silver

medal. Congratulations, the silver medal.

How did it feel? It was confusing. How satisfying as it have grabbed

that medal? It's a much nicer colour than last time. This guy is

absolutely on file with his K-1. He's been killing me in training day

in and day on, I didn't want to let him down because he's the best guy

out there. Fabulous result for Liam Heath and four Jon Schofield, I have

just found out what the crowds are flooding into. They are going to

watch the basketball, Serbia against Spain. Hopefully they'll enjoy that,

the women's semifinal. Let's head out into the ocean and get the

latest from Shirley Robertson, we've had a gold medal for Giles Scott, a

silver for Nick Dempsey today, a lap of honour for the winning prior --

winning pair in the 470s, Shelley. Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark nearly

wrapped it up two days ago and had to wait 14 hours for their final

medal race. They sailed a beautifully clean race and finally

could celebrate. They sailed up the beach, there were not allowed to but

they sailed up the beach to their friends and family and it was quite

a moment. We are currently about to see the very last race of the

sailing. It's the women's 49er Fx, the first time it has been in the

Olympic Games and after a 12 race heat series it's all come down to

this. There is four nations battling for the medals, on equal points as

to who beat Sahu and in amongst those four is Rio's well, I was

going to call her the Queen of Rio, Martina, from a real dynasty of

sailors here and remember, Brazil have won their most gold medals in

this sport and a lot of them have been won by her and her uncle, her

father and great-uncle, the sailing venue is packed with Brazilian fans

and you we are very much looking forward to that battle.

CLARE BALDING: That would be fabulous if she could

win a medal, potentially three more to come. Let's reflect on the

badminton, a bronze medal match for the unlikely, I guess they've been

beating the guy is way ahead of them, Marcus Ellis and Chris

Langridge, they've been having fantastic results, giant-killing,

and today, they were out for a bronze medal.

So, the Olympic gold-medal match. Can they overcome this pair? If they

play like that, the answer is yes. That is so well worked. Very quickly

back. Very tight opening game. It is well finished off by language

Langridge. History in the making, perhaps. Four straight points now.

Brilliant, my goodness may. Clever play. That's my goodness me. China

take the second game and we will be treated to a third and deciding

game. What a match this has been so far.

The Chinese pair, to me, looks like they are running out of ideas, how

to break down the defence. Absolutely magnificent. Oh, that's

an unbelievable smash. Ten opportunities to secure the bronze

medal. It is a challenge. It is in. A bronze medal for the British pair,

a first ever medal in the men's doubles. I am so, so happy. It is

absolutely massive for us and I'm so proud that we can be part of it. How

you going to celebrate, we are in Brazil? I think we shouldn't say

because we are professional Olympic bronze-medallist badminton players!

I will be speaking to them here at 9:15pm. Why might have to offer them

a Drake and see how professional they remain. Britain's first

badminton doubles medal since Athens in 2004. -- Ager Inc. Now to a sport

that only entered into thousand and eight, we saw the qualification

races where they go one at a time. Today they go to the knockout stages

and it is eight of them at a time. It is a bit like ski cross. Liam

Phillips qualified tenth fastest and also in there, Kyle Evans.

COMMENTATOR: Here we go, the first mass start race in Rio.

The way they go, Graf with the inside line. Good start by Philips.

Into the first time, Liam Phillips forced out a bit wide by Graf. Neck

and neck, oh, Philips has gone down, crashing on his first run, three

riders have gone down and the field is down to five riders and Nyhaug is

leading this one. Being followed down the penultimate straight by the

remnants of the field but it is the easiest victory that Nyhaug could

have. The German rider coming over in second place. Third place,

Jefferson Milano of Ecuador and Molina in fourth. What a disastrous

start for Liam Phillips and they worry has to be whether that

Olympics campaign has come to an end. A heavy fall leaving Liam

Phillips still on the floor off the side of the track. Three big names

in the heat coming down and they have clearly had a big one there.

Straight from the Liam Phillips heat 2-over to heat watch oh. Not sure

why that is happening. -- heat two, over to heat four. In way they go

again. Going into the first time is going to be key, Connor Fields is

going well so far for the United States, leading them around.

Everyone is upright so far, unlike the last race. Connor Fields leads

for the United States. Australia in second place. Gonzalo Molina from

Argentina is riding well. Anthony Dean from Australia in second. Great

riding by Fields. Anthony Dean of Australia, Molina from Argentina and

Sharrah was the next 1-over the line and further back, Kyle Evans from

Great Britain. Willoughby is nearest the camera in

the yellow and green. Australia, getting muscled out a bit. We've

lost one rider already. And there is a big crash, taking down Amadou

Meara from France. Sam Willoughby is clear of everybody, leading the way,

followed by the Colombians. Australia, one, Columbia two and

three, with the Frenchman in fourth and the Russian, Tim Faye, in fifth.

The other three are on the ground and so far, unfortunately, not able

to pick themselves up. The final few moments before the second round of

three. Before the finals of the BMX. Will they stay upright.

Daudet has a little bit of space, van Gorkom in second place. The

world champion has gone down and has fallen heavily and now the legal and

is two the Netherlands are leading, it is van Gorkom followed by Trent

Jones of New Zealand. Number five coming round Treimanis of Latvia.

The Netherlands and New Zealand, the first two over the line but it is a

bad run and a bad moment for Daudet of France. Last year's world

champion looping over the line. It is something of a theme today in

this quarterfinal series of races. We are hearing that Great Britain's

Liam Phillips is out of the Olympic Games. There is a gap where Liam

Phillips should be in this quarterfinal heat two. Here we go.

Nyhaug with the inside line but Milano is slightly ahead of him

although Nyhaug goes through the first time in first place, everybody

going round in first place. We'll take that at this stage. Tim Faye is

challenging for first place. There is a crash, Graf has gone down and

take the South African as well. Nyhaug from Canada leading the way,

Milano in second and Brethauer from Germany in third. Another crash as

the three riders crossed the line. Canada, Germany and also Venezuelan.

The latest rider to crash, Syarifudin of Indonesia. Graf has

fallen in both races. It is a star-studded heat. Relieved to see

Daudet back after that crash in the second heat.

Niek Kimmann is looking to make a good start, van Gorkom starting well

and Daudet is out, he's on his bike but he has nothing left. He's of the

running. Nick Long from the yard estates is on the way, followed by

Jones of New Zealand. Lasse Viren from the United States. The Dutchman

are trying to get in on it. Still in front, the United States and it is

really close behind the Brazilian rider, he goes down on the last

corner as he was making a big challenge. Nick Long goes over the

line in first, Jones in second and Niek Kimmann pipping van Gorkom for

third place. The Brazilian rider who was straining every sinew to get in

the mix on the final turn, going off, and he couldn't make it and

ended up on the deck. Kyle Evans. The sole representative left in the

BMX so far. Liam Phillips crashed out. Really building up speed

quickly over the first few seconds of this race. Pressure is being put

on by Sharrah but Anthony Dean is in the lead, going wide around the

outside, chased by Sharrah. Molina in the blue and white of Argentina

is up there. And Turner coming into the action in fourth place for

Australia. Going through the rhythm section, Dean leading the way,

chased by Sharrah and also by Conor fields. They can see the finish line

in front of them -- Conor fields. Excellent win for Anthony Dean,

crossing in first place. Sharrah in second place. Fields in third. The

third and final run. The last of the quarterfinal feats. Sam Willoughby

and Twan van Gendt in the lead. Willoughby again has time to pick

his line, he has a bit of daylight, the Dutch men trying to breathe down

his neck. It is Australia and the Netherlands and Carlos Oquendo. They

scrap between the Colombians. Over the line, a photo finish between Sam

Willoughby and try and content. -- prime van Gent. A spectacular day of

BMX hasn't ended the way that Liam Phillips would have liked, he's

going to the hospital after a big crash, we are hearing compassion.

Bitterly disappointing. Heartbreaking, he has put in so much

effort. Lasse Viren -- compassion. He had a great start,

in the top two but he collided with another rider coming out of the

first time, very heavily, banging his head. He'll be bitterly

disappointed. Such a hard way to exit these Olympic Games. It's the

sport, it is the way that BMX is and the riders seem to be very

philosophical about it. But this is the Olympic Games, the big one, once

every four years and he will be bitterly disappointed. The world

champion doesn't go through to the semifinals and nor does the

defending Olympic champion and nor does Kyle Evans, the other British

rider but he has had a great experience. He has, he will be

disappointed not to get to the semis but he will have learned so much and

he will be looking at Tokyo now, thinking about this experience and

learning from it. He will come back stronger and faster and hopefully we

will see him up there pushing for the medals. Back tomorrow, we will

see what the conditions are like. Whatever happens it is certain to be

brutal, that is some sport. Semifinals and final coming up

tomorrow. I'm going to take the Olympic sport over to BBC Two now.

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