Day 15 BBC Four: 16.00-19.00 Olympics

seen some brilliant dives. And we have also seen some drops. The door

is still wide open for Tom. Let's check in and see what is happening

at the golf. Some of the top players in the world

are really feeling the heat, Charley Hull has just dropped a shot to go

to seven under, within one shot of the bronze medal position, she was

at one point tied for that position with four other players but a bogey

means she is now just outside the metal. The world number one Lydia

Ko, the 19-year-old, also feeling the pressure, she has dropped a

shot, this tee shot found the rough, and it ended up with a bogey. She is

an eight under par, tied with the American Gerina Pilar. If it ends up

going to a play-off, perhaps Charley Hull will be in it, if she can pick

up more birdies on the back nine. They then go back and play the 18th

over and over until there is a winner.

We have the chasing pack all going for the bronze on eight under and

Charley Hull is on seven under, so she's still in contention. Right,

now around four of the diving. You rejoin us with the Mexican, Ivan

Garcia, who has high tariff dives throughout his programme. Only 3.4.

Only! Reverse 3.5 somersaults. World, Ivan Garcia had a bit of... A

mixed bag of dives in the preliminaries, but he is rocking and

rolling in this semifinal. It is a very good take-off. He spins so, so

quickly and just about manages to stop the dive from over rotating. He

will come away with a huge score again and he will be right up there,

with Qiu Bo, and Boudia and Tom Daley wavering. Absolutely. The big

dive comes in the next round, too. We move on to Vincent Riendeau, who

was also in the top 12 at the moment.

Very nice from Riendeau, opting to use his dives, not playing his safe.

This is what happens. When you play safe and the big guns are faltering,

you can be right up there. So at the moment our 19-year-old from Canada

is in qualification spot. And looking pretty good right now.

Canada only going to get one into the final, if they can, and he could

be the man. 84.15, good stuff from Vincent Riendeau. He is ready for

his arm stand, the Brazilian. He's 16th at the moment.

He has some work to do but he has the crowd behind him. And after an

excellent performance in his fourth Olympic Games last night, here he is

hanging on in this semifinal. Good take-off. Neat and tidy. Clean

entry into the water. And the marks will reflect that as well. 78.40.

Only three point -- three .2 degrees of difficulty. Now, a big dive from

German Sanchez. It is a fraction short or quite

short of vertical. We have seen some others will really falter on this

dive. All he needed to do was wait in his position to get the vertical

entry but he panics a little bit. He doesn't get it around quite far

enough. Big tariff dives, though, so there will be a lot of marks

attached to it. It is in the 70s for Sanchez, for the Mexican. Now onto

Woo Haram. Well, Woo Haram has done a good

enough job on that dive. Maybe he will hypnotise the judges because he

does have a huge banana style back arch as he goes into the water but

because of that, he manages to save it and pull the diving with hardly

any splash. Because of that splash this entry and because he snuck the

entry in, he could get away with some good marks here. Because of the

degree of difficulty, he ends up with 81! Well done. 81 because of

the 3.6. That has given him a little bit of a lift. Now, here comes

Quintero. I mentioned, the he was 31st at the worlds last year and

when it came to the test event, the World Cup here, he was six. Well, it

is a game of tactics well played. This is a lower degree of

difficulty. Only 3.2. Very easy. Easy compared to some of the other

choices you can make. It is a game of tactics well played for Rafael

Quintero. He might get 8.5s on this. Maybe even nines. So, from our only

Puerto Rican competitor in the diving, he will safely make it

through to the final. Yes, based in America, and doing him a lot of

good. The Australian, James Connor, going

for this version of the arm stand. This is the arm stand back double

somersault 1.5 twists. Well, that is a real shame. This is

his lowest degree of difficulty. And just not getting after that dive. He

falls off the diving board. He needs a much stronger flick with the legs

and pop-up. If you go after it too much, you end up flying over so it

is a fine line about giving it too much and not enough. And that was

not enough. He is short. That will probably mean he will move outside

the top 12, depending, of course. The sun was shining directly in the

eyes of the divers around the board, but it has moved around, and it

isn't as visible now as it was. Even Minibaev making a little bit of

a mess up on that dive. Drifting too far away from the diving board.

Normally he is very solid on this. He caused himself all sorts of

difficulty, unable to control it before he goes in. Splash thrown up.

It was a great dive for him in the preliminaries, helping him to get

through. He will be nowhere near his score now. Look. He's fine, though.

He will slip down a peg or two, maybe even more than that with two

more rounds to come. We move on to Sascha Klein. He's eighth.

He will be even more comfortable with that. That is his equal highest

degree of difficulty with another dive with 3.6 to come. He's holding

his composure, following his process, ignoring the Battle of the

divers around him, just concentrating on each dive as it

comes. That is all you can do. That is the same as all the athletes

should be doing. Tom Daley included. Nothing you can do about the first

three. The only thing you can do is concentrate on your dives. He

flicked a switch in round three to get going. The other German now,

Martin Wolfram, going straight off the back of his team-mate.

The two Germans looking like they will both progress. Even Wolfram

marginally short of vertical so not as good as his team-mate. The

take-off is good enough. This dive doesn't take as long for him as some

of the taller competitors, but he is a little low on the water and

doesn't get the vertical entry. So he'll still be OK, though, I think.

How much damage the? 72.80 is the final mark for Wolfram in round four

and he's OK. He's a couple of places below Klein. The 21-year-old

Frenchman, Benjamin Auffret. Wow! Classy dive. 3.3 degrees of

difficulty, and that is worth 9.5s. That entry is the nominal. --

phenomenal. Spinning quickly and he buries the finish. Look at that,

there's not enough splash to fill half a teacup. A cup? -- egg cup?

Yes. He has been very impressive so far. One of the highest marks we've

seen of the day. There was a couple of in the 90s but that was right up

there. Now David Boudia. Well, Boudia not managing to get himself

out of the hole he's in. Not in as much danger as Tom Daley. But David

Boudia isn't up there in the business end of the field, as we'd

expect to see him. And this isn't going to help him a great deal. He

won't even get sevens on this because he doesn't quite get the

dive in. There is. It's done. Those are your scores, next one. Two

sevens and a 6.5 for the American. He is seventh at the moment with

another three to go will so he will be in the top 12 for the flood. This

man has had absolutely no problems whatsoever from dive wanted dive

three. 91, 91, 88 so far for Chen Aisen, who has been absolutely

exemplary throughout 2016 and the World Series. And he continues in

that vein. There is no trouble at all for this man. 20 years old. When

he's diving at his best, he looks almost unbeatable. And this isn't

far away from his best. That is another huge dive. This will be his

highest scoring dive. How was it possible to get your forehead on

your ankles? Anatomically, I'm totally befuddled. You do yoga, you

should know these things! And I do, it is incredibly difficult, that

incredible flexibility. So, Chen Aisen with a 97.

Now, Qiu Bo. A little undercooked today.

Yes, it does! He's made of tough, resilient stuff. Qiu Bo with his

strapped right foot. He gets into this dive, just that trademark spin

speed is incredible for a pike position. This will get close to 100

points. It is even better than Chen Aisen's. He needed it because he was

a little bit off the pace. Just letting everyone know he's still

around. Vincent Riendeau our first three figure score of the semifinals

for Qiu Bo. Now, the European champion has some work to do. There

is still time in which to do it, but he needs to start here because he is

18th, is Tom Daley. If you've just joined us, you won't believe that.

It is better. He scored 103 in the prelims. This is not as good but it

is an improvement, and that is what we want to see. Pops up, into his

spin, just leaving it fractionally short of a vertical and does not

quite straighten out so the judges will not go more than 7.5, but it is

OK, gets him 81, it will be helpful, but he is still at the bottom of the

pack with some comebacks to do. Here is how things are stand at the end

of the round, we know where Tom is, the important wing is how much

ground he has to make up. 12-18 is the important thing from his point

of view. 293 down to 261. That is a lot, it is over 30 points for him to

make up to get into the top 12. It is achievable but it will take some

doing. That was better, but will it be good

enough, because the others have stepped

It was decent, but he is hesitant, he looks nervous. Under these dives

yesterday he got straight tens. He is still within a shout. He has gone

from 40 points behind to 32 points behind qualification. And he has the

easier dives to finish on. So I still think he is in position to

sneak into the final. You were in this position and had to fight your

way into your final, if you were in this position, what would you say to

him? It is hard, you make it into such a massive deal. But he only has

to defeat six people and if you look at the list he can do, he showed

yesterday the talent he is, so he just must bring calm, focused. It is

so difficult but he has just got to be focused and do the last couple of

dives as well as he can, if he does so he will be fine, and he can fly

later. It does not help when the competition pool out a stunning

dive. From Qiu Bo, what did you make of this? One of the best I have ever

seen. So, fair enough. He takes it to town. That pike she is completely

flat. And the way he lets go out three somersaults... Will Tom have

watched that? They will have seen that, yes. What I hope is that he

will thought, OK, that inspires me. I was hoping he would see it and

step up. But he has a good score, 81, it is decent, hopefully he nails

his two last dives. 20 of drama. He is still in the fight but it is

going to be tough. -- plenty of drama.

ORE: He is putting us through the mill. We will be back with Helen in

a moment. In the women's triathlon Non Stanford is right in the mix,

BBC One, if you want to check on that. Over to the Red Button if you

want to see how Charley Hull is getting on in the women's golf. She

has gained a couple of shots in the final round and is in the hunt for a

medal. There is also tae kwon do to show you. Bianca Walton will go in

her category at about 4:30pm. A lovely little demonstration on the

Red Button and the apt, if you want to check it out. Women's basketball

is reaching the end of the competition. The bronze medal match

sees France versus Serbia, if you want to see that, head over to the

Red Button, and if wrestling is your thing, and it is definitely his

thing, in centre picture, the Americans are enjoying themselves

right now. But it is time to go back for the final couple of dives in the

Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre. Ivan Garcia with the biggest tariff

dive you will see on the ten metres board. 4.1 degree of difficulty,

inward for half somersaults. A massive mark if he gets it right. --

fauna -- four and a half somersaults. It is so difficult. 4.1

degrees. Fingers crossed in the audience. Here is the super slow

motion. He just does not quite straighten out in time but it does

not matter because Garcia has been rocking it and he is easily in the

top six, even with a mistake on that. But because of the huge degree

of difficulty, he still gets 80 points. That is what happens when

you really push it out and go for broke. And he has. 79.95, Garcia, he

is in no danger of going out. Whereas Vincent Riendeau, at the

moment, 3.5 somersaults with Tuck, for the Canadian... He was in

eighth, much further up than I expected to see this young man. But

until this point he has been diving very consistently. This just got

away from him ever so slightly. He kicks out and points his toes a

little too high. Over he goes, mid-60s, probably. You can just see

the over rotation taking place with the toes moving to the right of the

screen, the market reflects it. Tom Daley will need a few people to

falter and Vincent Riendeau has just dropped about ten, 15 points. Hugo

Parisi, the same problem as Tom Daley, he needs to make up a lot of

ground at this stage. That is a really good effort. But I think this

would be the last time we see him in the competition, there is just too

much work to do. He needs nines and tens, which incidentally is what Tom

Daley will need on his final two dives, which is capable of, but this

man however, he is not capable of those kind of scores. He is just

outside making the final. Good hair, is that you, Bob? I knew you would

say that. I have been working on it. German Sanchez. Two places outside

qualification. 14th, for the other Mexican, who does not do the

eye-catching dives. A reverse three and a half for the Mexican who needs

marks, and quick. That will certainly help. Just when he needed

it the most. A first-class effort. He is watching his team-mate Garcia

in the dismiss end of the field. Sanchez is just outside were needs

to be, but that will get him right in amongst it. Not at the top of the

leaderboard, thoughts sitting into the realms of making the top 12. A

big mark for Sanchez and at the moment Mexico are one and two in the

early stages of round five. Garcia leading the way, Sanchez in second

place. Woo Ha-ram, nowhere near as good as yesterday, but still an

11th, although that is still flirting with missing the final.

Arms stand, back, three somersaults for Woo Ha-ram. Sneaky, he has done

it again. A swingy take-off, making the control of the dive even more

challenging. A little bit of a wobble getting into the arms stand,

shows a steady balance, then just manages to save the entry again. He

is sneaking his way into the final, isn't it? Look at that. 78. 78.75,

Woo Ha-ram, nowhere near as good as yesterday, but somehow the officials

going with him on everything. A man now improved by 100 points from the

World Championships to the test event here in Rio earlier in the

year. Rafael Quintero. Another solid dive. He does have a buffer. Even

though he ended up short of vertical and his entry and will only come

away with sevens, I predict, it means he will still stay in

contention for a spot in the final. Which is all he needs to do. It is

all that the athletes are looking for here. He got six Place at the

World Cup, and is well on his way to that now, 69.30. Now those who have

a bit of catching up to make in the last two rounds, the Australian,

James Connor, back, three and a half somersaults, we .3, so not a huge

tariff dive for the Australian -- three .3. Try to make up ten points

if you can. Everybody is making a play for it,

including this young man. Down in 15th, he has just pulled one out of

the bag. Even 3.3, when you do it that well, it is putting pressure on

Tom Daley especially. He does to a little bit over. -- tip. OK, 75.

75.9. Viktor Minibaev, the back three and a half, this time in the

pike position for the Russian who is in six. Fourth in London four years

ago in 2012. He has botched it a little bit. Almost lost his swimming

trunks, the waterproofing down his trunks because he was short of

vertical as he goes in. -- the water cooling -- pulling down his trunks.

I think he has the buffer. 3.6 degree of difficulty. 72 for Viktor

Minibaev who goes up into third as things stand. Sascha Klein, for

Germany. Two Germans going back-to-back. Reverse three and a

half. Just about saving that dive. This is tense stuff here in the

semifinal. He just feels himself rotating slowly on the dive so he

points his feed directly up to the sky and just about does a Houdini on

that dive. Will the judges be sold on it? They are. So he has actually

been pretty consistent. There is no doubt he will be back amongst the

top 12 later on in the day. His German team-mate, however, not quite

so comfortable. 3.6 degree of difficulty. Back, two and a half

twists. Martin Wolfram, of Germany. 3.6, it could prove to be decisive.

We have seen him shamble this quite a few times but he is on it today,

aware that his place is not secure and he needs to pull out the dives.

Squeezing into that pike shape, doing his utmost to make the dive

all the way around to vertical, which he almost completes, 81, it is

still good. So, he's just below Minibaev at this

stage. This man has been on point all the way through the

preliminaries and in the semifinal so far, the Frenchman, Benjamin

Auffret. A little bit of wind as he gets vertical.

He is neat and tidy all the way through. Just exhaling as he gets

out because he knows he didn't quite get that round far enough. But

sneakily keeps all the splashdown, which is quite a skill. He has been

consistent enough to still be right up there, no trouble for our young

Frenchman who only started diving in 2010. Very impressive. And you

wouldn't put it past to be knocking on the door of the top three later

today with the consistency has shown. The Olympic champion now.

Boudia all over the place as well. Now, unlike Tom Daley, he was up

there in the top ten but this won't help him. Normally, you can bank on

this one from Boudia, but he could have withdrawn himself from

contention. The judges are going to punish him for that. And he will

also need the dive of his life to get through in the final round.

First two rounds, 86 from David Boudia, so looking like he was in

cruise control. Then, suddenly, into the 60s on his next three dives.

Could we lose the European champion and Olympic champion in the

competition? We can't say it because there's still one more dive for Tom

Daley in this round and one more in round six.

Oh, my word. Oh, my word! Five out of five for the well oiled machine.

Bullet-proof. Full close. -- full plus. This is how he can dive which

is why he's unbeaten this year. 100 points pretty much coming his way.

He is the man to beat. All of the dives. 91 times two, 80 eight. That

is his biggest so far, 99.9, nearly into the three figures. We've only

seen one of those that was from man, Qiu Bo. Well, it is an impressive

dive. 3.8 degrees of difficulty, so Bob can't even tell you what it's

called to get it all in. Even in slow motion, it is doctor-mac wow!

Over rotates, manages to keep the splashdown. That 3.8 degrees of

difficulty won't count so much for him because he's only going to come

with 7.5s on that over rotation so it isn't the best we've seen from

Qiu Bo but he is safe, he is through. This man, however, coming

up next... He has to dig deep. OK, the reparation job has to start

here and it has to start with this. Yesterday, he got tens on this dive.

He got one that counted and two .5s. He need something along those lines

today. That is going to help a locked. --

help a lot. But we are still in the danger zone. Beautiful dive from Tom

Daley, responding to the pressure he finds himself under. He needs to get

nines and 9.5s, and he will get that and he'll move up the field but

he'll still be bottom. So he will need an absolute monster of a last

dive. Well, he's moved up three places on the basis of that. 18th up

to 15, needs to do likewise in the last round, so all is not lost. Not

as good as in the preliminaries but he has given himself a chance. How

far is he in the qualification now? The China 12. he has to make up 18

points on the last round to make it through to the final later today.

We've joked all week we've had everything at the swimming pool, the

green pool, the proposal, the drama. This is drama on another scale. Can

he make it into the 12th meaning he gets a place in the final? He still

can do that. That is brilliant. He's diving three and a half pike back.

With a bit of luck, hopefully he'll make it. Where will his head be this

point? Earlier in the competition, he wasn't in the right place. He now

seems to have put himself in the right place. I was even questioning

whether he was in the right place when he was walking up the stairs

because he looked angry and I'm sure he's feeling a lot of emotions but

he put himself into the right place to get himself down there in nines.

And we could probably do with some of the people in the mix to drop a

little bit to give him that space. So, it's not just me, you want other

people to mark-up as well. So, the sixth and final round of the

competition. We're still on telly! Has it going at the golf? Well, you

Myers -- might as well hang the gold medal around her neck, Inbee Park.

An amazing putt. He has -- she has had an amazing touch all day. So,

she just needs to keep her head and keep solid for the rest of her round

and the gold will be hers. This is an idea of what the rest of the

field needs to do. Harukyo Nomura already in the clubhouse. Stacy

Lewis is on nine under and if she can clinch a birdie at the 18th,

then she will be up into a silver medal position. Charley Hull needs a

strong finish over the last three holes if she's going to be in

contention. Thank you. Right, Tom Daley has got

a scrap on his hands. Let's rejoin our commentators around six of the

semifinal of the men's individual metre platform.

Reducing the first dive of round six, final round. That is the second

of them. Domonic Bedggood of Australia. He was right on the cusp,

12 place after around five and he will have an agonising wait now.

They are good marks, though. It might be enough to take over the

threshold. Tom Daley, he is looking on. He is analysing the other dives

or thinking about his dive. Just be concentrating on his own dive.

Nothing he can do about these, he needs to dive for his life. Nikita

Shleikher, probably going to be saying goodbye to this Russian here

because he's down there. Not enough. Not enough for him to make it

through. Landing here, there and everywhere, never getting anything

completely right. And never getting anything completely wrong but that

won't be good enough. His third-round dive, if I remember, was

way off. So, you cannot make huge mistakes and make it through. Or can

you? Let's wait and see. Not this man, though. That'll be the end of

the competition for the Russian. The coach gives him a consoling pat on

the back. Well, he's good enough to make it

through. That is all about the place a little bit. His twisting and

twisting, which is the nature of the dive. Fingers crossed, again.

Fingers crossed and he needed it because he is skew whiff on the

bottom. There he goes, flipping into the water. The judges should only

give him 6.5s for that. They might be mesmerised by the complexity of

the dive and the fact he managed to keep the splashdown. Pretty sure

that as a family member cheering him on the. The judges were giddy on

that one. The total is 85.5. Gosh, there's a lot involved in this

one. That is an area at the end from our Canadian. I don't know how much

of a buffer he had in 11th. But he has left that dive as he did in the

preliminaries slightly incomplete. So it's back to the old school, 1.5

somersaults, 3.5 twists, he looks good but he gets stuck at rotation

and drifts into the water assured. He's going to get caned by the

judges which might see him out. 19 ahead of Tom Daley, going into the

last round. I think that has opened the door. So, 20 points

differential. Tom Daley might be edging his way back in.

And he finishes with a sterling effort. Just to make it through,

this is his fourth Olympic Games, his best ever performance, making it

through to the semifinals. Wonderful work. He has thoroughly enjoyed

competing at the grand old age 32, it hurts like crazy at any age let

alone in your early 30s. Finishing with his best dive but not good

enough for the final but wonderful, wonderful from Hugo Parisi. And a

standing ovation to go with it. Or some sitting, some standing, but

getting a great, rapturous reception here at the Maria Lenk for his

performance here. He isn't going to progress further but they've enjoyed

his diving. German Sanchez, probably done enough, but he needs to finish

it off here. He has got a OK. It's definitely

possible but it is a huge degree of difficulty, 3.8, to we're looking at

the execution marks from the judges. Two highest, two lowest, and the

three that remain are multiplied by 3.8. So I think this will be good

enough to see German Sanchez make it through. Both Mexican stifling,

upping the game and making it through comfortably two tonight's

final. Yes, they are sink repairs. They are not doing like-for-like

dives, though. That puts him up to 462, which is the comfort zone. This

man, however, cannot do his dive from or you will be out.

He has put himself in the danger zone. It is good, it is 3.6, but it

needed to be exceptional to ensure his place. He'll be one of those

athletes on the poolside now nervously watching the remaining

competitors in this competition. What is he going to get on that,

sevens? You'll be right up there with Bedggood and Steele Johnson,

those boys are in the danger zone. A bit too much splash on entry.

Actually, 7.5s will count. It isn't bad. Tom Daley is on 452. He will

have to get above the three figure mark to go above Woo. Now Rafael

Quintero. What an Olympics he is having. Yes, he is still

unfaltering. Many athletes around him are making glaring errors,

including European champions, world champions and Olympic champions. Our

22-year-old from Puerto Rico is just knocking the men, dive after dive,

after dive. Welcome to the Olympic final, my friend. It's so good!

81.6, confirmation on your screen, he will be back for more later on

today, the Puerto Rico. Based in the USA. Nervous at times for anybody in

and around the top 12. This man probably does not have enough in the

locker, points wise, to get them now. Reverse three and a half

somersaults with tuck, for James Connor. I think it will be goodbye

to the Australian unless he does something absolutely exceptional and

probably then it still will not be quite enough.

It is OK, in fact, it is a great dive, but it is not good enough to

make it through to this final. So that is the last we will see of

James Connor. His team-mate, Bedggood, is still in the top 12,

and has a nervous wait, but James Connor will not be progressing. We

will wait and see what the judges say on that. He did his best. But

the best was not good enough. 66.3 is what he gets. Viktor Minibaev,

already thinking about a place into my's top 12, seventh, and a high

tariff dive, but just needs to seal his place. A high place for a lower

position for the dive tonight. Back to know have somersaults, to enough

twists. -- two and a half somersaults, two and a half twists.

This is Viktor Minibaev's effort and it is more than good enough to

progress. Here, the marks and he now is one of five that have a queue

beside their names. That is five of the 12 places secured. He will be

back. Sascha Klein, likely to be there also. Back to now have

somersaults, two and a half twists, the German could be a threat

tonight. 3.6 degree of difficulty on this. It is not his best effort but

it is good enough. Just his second dive was not there, but certainly

this one, good diving, high degree of difficulty, consistent, minimal

on the mistakes, and he is through to the Olympic final again. Yes,

nobody has hit 500 yet, but I am sure that Chen Aisen will, I am

certain he will, but that is enough to completely progress into the

final. Will he be joined by another German? Martin Wolfram Finishes with

his biggest tariff dive at the end. This can go wrong, we have seen it

go wrong. Will a second German join him? He has done a good job. That

was great for Martin Wolfram, not so good for Tom Daley. It can easily go

wrong and that is how I was watching it as well. The take-off is good. He

gets into the water OK. He will mathematically be out of reach of

Tom Daley now. But there are a few people that Tom Daley can catch.

This is going to go right down to the last dive, the last dive. I

think for Martin Wolfram that will be good enough. Yes, qualified

already, he is through, Benjamin Auffret has already done enough, you

would think, now back to and a half somersaults, two and a half twists,

3.6, for the Frenchman. Regardless of how much time he spends in the

son he is an exciting diver to watch. Great lines when he gets it

right. This is probably his weakest effort so far. He is coming back

from a pretty severe injury, earlier this year, missing the European

Championships, did not quite finish the job there, so an uninspiring

finish from Benjamin Auffret, who was right up in the business end of

the field, but I think you had enough of a buffer. Yes, easy. It

actually lifts him into second as things stand. Eight of the 12 places

are now secured. This man has not yet secured his, he is 13th, the

defending Olympic champion, could miss out here. It is a superb dive

to finish. But it needed to be. A 3.6 degree of difficulty, the same

degree of difficulty we will see from Tom Daley but David Boudia had

a bit of a lead on him. This will only get 8.5 I think, enough to get

ahead of some of the athletes. This is right in the danger zone. This

will be a nervous wait for David Boudia to see what Tom Daley comes

up with. That score is low by his standards. Safe to say that Tom

Daley will need to get three figures, I can see no other way that

he will make the final than three figures. 100 plus, like last time,

for Tom Daley. Mathematically possible. Chen Aisen, lack, two and

a half somersaults, two and a half twists, he has been absolutely

sublime today, a masterclass of diving. He completes the masterclass

although I still think he has slightly more in the tank. But this

will be an absolute monster of a score. Not quite as big as Tom Daley

in the prelims. But 550 and more, for Chen Aisen, with many others

faltering around him, he will win despite massive margin. Already he

is 62 point clear of Garcia in second place now. Qiu Bo, next, can

bridge a little bit of that gap. What does Tom need to take out

Steele? . He has been a little bit here and there, that is not a top

notch effort. From the three-time world champion. But good enough to

get through. So Bo is through, going into the top three with that final

dive, no mistakes. Tom Daley needs 102 points. This needs to be...

Well, it is tense. Actually, it would be level if he gets 101. Tom

Daley, it is down to you. Do you have what it takes to get 101 point,

to get level With 12th? The biggest dive of your life coming out right

now. No, no. That's it. Unbelievable. We did not predict

this. That is the biggest turn up, Tom Daley, winning by a country mile

yesterday, and today, in the semifinals, not making it through.

What an awful day for Tom. I really feel for him. Of course, an Olympic

bronze medallist in the sink row, with Dan Goodfellow, nobody can take

it away from him, but he will be devastated. To confirm, Tom Daley

finishes in 18th place. What a reversal in fortunes. Yesterday, the

rest, today, the worst. -- yesterday, the best. It completely

turned the competition on its head from yesterday to today. He is not

coming back for the final tonight of the ten metres platform. There is

confirmation for you. 403.25. That is a ridiculous score compared with

what he did yesterday. And pretty much every dive was down, in fact

every dive was. We are thinking, OK, Tom has got it together. There he is

with his coach, Jane. Well, I think that probably means now, almost for

certain, that Tom Daley will carry on... I don't know. She has worked

so hard, trained so hard, the hardest working athlete I know, Jane

and they have put in 100%, you cannot fault them. Here we go with

some of the highlights. Not from our point of view. OK, well... Tom just

not able to come up with the goods today. This was his final dive, it

needed to be his best ever, and it was far from it. He lost it by

putting himself on the too much pressure with all of his other

dives. Woo Ha-ram, he knew that that mistake... Well, what do we make of

it? Helen, I am sure you are as gobsmacked as we are.

Deflated and disappointed. Let's not forget this young man has grown up

in front of the nation. He has dealt with some very difficult things in

front of the public and yesterday could not have gone better, top of

the leaderboard going into the semifinals but unfortunately at the

end of the semifinals he finishes 18th, missing a place in the final.

A difficult and is appointing day for sports fans all over the

country. -- disappointing. We did not see that coming, but we

will try to get the reaction of Tom and bring it to you. Nobody more

disappointed than Tom Daley himself. The live action continues here on

BBC Four. Look at this here, if you don't mind. A little kid who is

absolutely spent. Now we will talk about golf. One week ago Justin Rose

claimed that the first Olympic gold medal for 112 years, and the same

day that Andy Murray took a medal in the arena behind me. What about

today? The women's competition been decided for the first time in 116

years. Can Charley Hull do what Justin Rose did, she has been in the

mix for a medal, how are her chances today?

We saw the disappointment for Tom Daley and I am afraid to say it may

be the same for Charley Hull. Her chances have faded over the last few

holes. She needed a really strong finish. She needs some very special

on the 18th, and people at least to get into what is currently a

play-off for the bronze medal. The leader, Inbee Park, way ahead of the

rest of the field, fifth team and the going into the last few holes.

This is Charley Hull's approach on the 18th, it is doing well for her,

doing its best, but she will need to hold that if she wants to make up

the shots she is currently behind for the bronze medal positions. She

needs an eagle at least on the 18th if she is to fight it out for

bronze, let's hand over to the commentary team.

Charley Hull is home with two, no surprise with her power. We are back

on 16. In 17, where all the action is.

And she's weighing up this birdie putt on 17.

It might get her a silver medal, if she can make it. All three of them

pretty close. She gets another look at this.

Four birdies today and two bogeys in this round. 16 holes. To wonderful

the round today. And ten under for the tournament. Started the day at

ten under. -- eight under. While China's number one female golfer.

For birdie at 17. Not to be. She does have the 18th and we are seeing

these golfers getting home in two. I imagine she will give it a good rip

at the tee. And she will have a go at the green. Back on the 16th,

Inbee Park and Piller to pay the seconds.

Gerina Piller... Is it going to work? It's going to stay up there.

It might have worked its way down. Inbee Park, she has been flawless.

Just one error today, that's all. Inexplicably, she put her ball into

the water. Otherwise, it has been the most magnificent display this

her second to the 16th. That'll do. And she's been making

putts from all over the greens today.

At the 17th, she's done it good. She's not in the medal hunt. But she

is eight under, Hee Young Yang. Very strong push from the Koreans. How

big is this putt from Charley Hull? She gave it a good thump from right

down the fairway. And isn't to be. I don't think it's going to do it. I

think we can say eight under can't get to a medal because we have three

golfers in the clubhouse to at nine under and, of course, Inbee Park,

who is going to finish above eight under. Ten or mine, maybe. Ten under

will get you in the play-off, and nine under mail may not. It is quite

conjugated, this, because if there are two players tied for second and

Inbee Park taking the gold medal, the play-off will then see one

golfer won a bronze medal and the other win a silver medal. You don't

look convinced. I am convinced. I thought I should have written all of

this town, after I came back from a briefing last week. Anyway, this is

an eagle putt. Lydia Ko. It has got a chance. What a good

putt. Good weight, good borrow. A chance for another birdie to get it

to ten under, bringing her right in the frame for the silver medal.

It has gone left. It can get a little bit scary down there but it

is OK. She's going to be on the fairway. Shall be -- she will be

able to have a go on the green. This is for her second, Gerina Piller.

From there, we haven't seen many putts made. It is a very difficult

putt. She stays at six under. But Inbee Park can add another birdie to

her tally, this would be birdie number seven on this final round for

Inbee Park. No. Tentative. She's 15 under with two holes to go on the

Olympic Golf Course in the women's Olympic individual stroke play.

Now, Lydia Ko. It is only a short putt but a huge putt in the context

of this championship. This is to get her into a tie for second place. And

to take a clear of her competitors. Ten under par. The class of Lydia Ko

taking her hybrid and reaching the green and two parting for a birdie.

-- two putting for a birdie. They look like medallists, the top three.

But Feng Shanshan and Lydia Ko with holes to play. Plenty of potential

there. All sorts of things could happen. The wind has died down. Just

a gentle breeze up at 18, which is why we have seen a few shots

reaching the green in two. So there's this lovely little 17th...

Interesting with Lydia Ko... Unlike a lot of golfers, she asks questions

of the caddie. She doesn't allow the caddie just to tell her. She's

constantly asking questions about what's happening rather than the

caddie just telling the golfer. Still checking one or two things

with Jason Hamilton, the caddie. So, now she... If she gets to 11

under, we might not have a play-off. So, sit tight, we could have quite a

bit of golfing left here at this Olympic championship.

Well, she's found her Mojo late in this fourth round. Got it absolutely

right. Clearing the front of that bunker.

Now, Gap wedge in the hands of Inbee Park.

104 yards, 95 metres. Leading the tournament by five.

What a display! It has been a wonderful display by the

28-year-old, Inbee Park. Now up ahead at 18, huge shot, Feng

Shanshan for China. Ten under, and she has thrown everything into that.

It'll be close. If you like to think she can get up and down from there

to get to 11 under. That puts a lot of pressure on Lydia Ko's putt on

17. Gerina Piller, of the United States.

Wonderful shot from the American. Peppering these pins all the way on

the back nine. She would have had the links to get

the right line. If she runs under she goes out the drop zone.

Charley Hull, a round of 68, eight under par to finish. Charlie, people

said you played yourself out of contention yesterday but he fought

all the way today. I played solid yesterday but I missed quite a few

putts. I missed a couple of putts coming in today but I'm pretty

happy. I had a good week and looking forward to next week. Always

positive. You knew you had to finish so strongly to come back in, get

yourself a chance of a medal. How where were you of what you need to

do coming down the last few holes? Looking at the leaderboard, I

thought I had to get myself there to win the tournament. I thought I

could still get a medal. The last hole, I tried to hold the putt and I

was a bit of a wimp. You're only 20 years old. Such great maturity to

deal with the pressure going around. Will we see you in Tokyo or is it a

stupid question? Yes, I'm buzzing the Tokyo. Hope to keep my good golf

and can't wait to go there. Thank you. Back to commentary.

The story for the American today. Not being able to sync putts and

this final round. Of course, Inbee Park has given a putting lesson. She

settles the par and stays at six under. She's three over for her

final round. Who's to putt first? Inbee Park or Lydia Ko? It is Lydia

Ko. Well, this putt would take her to 11 under par. And alone in second

place, for the moment. Depending on what Feng Shanshan, who is on the

apron of the green on the 18th, and you'd think she'd get up and down

for birdie to get to 11 under. That's why this putt is so

important. Even if she misses it and she makes four up at 18, she will be

in a tie for second place. Lydia Ko, a birdie, to get a little

under -- a little under -- 11-under par. She cannot make it so she stays

at 10-under. She will need a birdie at 18. Let's look at it again. Never

quite online. Again, the frustration.

Shall we give her this? The Gold Medal says this is just another with

no pressure! That is how you do it. She has shown Lydia Ko, and Gerina

Piller, all day, what they have not managed to do.

That looks like the Gold Medal in the back, are some major disaster

for Inbee Park, and she walks toward the 18th tee, she will play down

toward the grandstand and be crowned Olympic champion, for the first time

in women's golf in 116 years. Six shots clear of her nearest rivals in

this final round, it looks like the silver and bronze medals will go to

a play-off, Lydia Ko, world number one, on 10-under par, and also Feng

Shanshan also on 10-under as she completes her final shots. For a

play-off they go back down 18 and play over and over again until

somebody comes out on top. What a tight contest with some of the best

players in the world taking on the course. What a magnificent champion

we are going to have in the shape of Inbee Park from Korea. You can keep

up-to-date with the closing stages of the final round on the Red Button

and the app. You might as well hang the Gold

Medal around her neck, we will bring you that historic moment as and when

it happens, you can follow it over on the Red Button and elsewhere. You

can see the fans streaming out of the Aquatics Centre. If you were

with us a few moments ago you will have seen that in the semifinal of

the men's ten metres platform, Tom Daley did this. Going into the final

dive he needed over 100 points to qualify for the final, as you can

see from the dive, and the face of the man, it did not go to plan. Tom

Daley, out of the competition, does not have a chance to add to his

medal in London 2012. After that, he caught up with Helen.

Commiserations. We can see what it means to you. It did not quite

clicked today, what happened? I have worked so hard for the last four

years to get to this point and yesterday I got an Olympic record,

the highest score ever in an Olympic Games, and today it was not meant to

be. But that is what diving does. I am truly heartbroken. I feel I

peaked physical condition and I could have won it tonight. It is

really hard to accept how it went today. Your team-mates would argue

that this is the most high stressful sport, added to your profile and

expectation, what goes through your head on the board? On the board I am

completely present in the moment, enjoying each moment as I do it. But

today things were not clicking. I was really up for it and training

was really good but in the competition it just fell apart. And

the other guys did absolutely amazing. I am so happy with how Team

GB have done in these Olympic Games and I am so proud to be part of the

team, but I just wanted to be able to stand on top of the podium and

replicate some of last night, but it was not meant to be, so another four

years of hard work to try again next time. Was anything different for you

today? It did not feel different. I felt good. I guess my mind and body

were not connecting. I knew I had a shot on the last dive, I worked out

I needed hundred and two, basically 9.5, ten, I gave it my all, it just

did not happen. It did happen last week, you got yourself a bronze

medal from the Olympics, not a write-off by any stretch of the

imagination. I am really happy, after 2012I came away with a bronze

medal and I got a bronze medal here in Synchro, but I just really wanted

the gold medal this time round. But there is always another four years.

So Tokyo is definitely in your sites? More than ever now. You have

done so much for the profile of the sport and you have an army of fans

and rightly so. I can see why you are upset but there is no reason to

be too down. Thank you, it is just heartbreaking because it is the

Olympic Games, the five rings on the wall that mean so much to me. To not

be in the final to get a shot for the medal, it is heartbreaking. It

gives you a good story for Tokyo. You know films, gives it a better

narrative! Exactly, I will give it my best shot and work even harder

than ever before. Terribly hard for Tom Daley. Four

years of hard work and he qualified as the top diver. For it to go so

horribly wrong, just devastating. Let's walk a little bit, this will

make for a nice photo bomb. We got the shot. Let's not left ourselves a

little bit, after that Tom Daley disappointment. -- uplift ourselves.

Because there is a middle to tell you about. In the women's triathlon,

Vicky Holland has taken bronze. Gwen Jorgenson Of America was the winner,

so happy, ahead of 2012 champion Nicola spearing, and then Vicky

Holland took the last spot on the podium and just ahead of her

team-mate, Non Stanford. We have got another medal for Great Britain.

You are Olympic bronze medallist. I want to cry, how do you feel? I

can't describe it. It has been a roller-coaster 24 hours. Felt a bit

sick and they did not know how I would feel today, I was really

nervous, thought I might be flat and empty, but I got really into it, on

the run, and I knew it would come down to either me or Non, which is

most horrible thing, because I wanted to do it together, we have

worked together trained together, but that is no excuse not to sprint

for the medal. So I am delighted to have bronze but just a bit gutted

for Non. You embraced on the line, did you say anything? The first

thing I said was, I am so sorry. I just wished it could have been us

together. But what can you do? Gwen Jorgenson, she was stronger than I

thought on the bike, Nicola was just surging on the bike, she really came

out to win the title back and was strong enough to hold on for silver.

When you think about what you went through the last 18 months, winning

your first World Series race, and almost the especially for getting to

that level, and you have taken it through to this. Yes, last season

was a roller-coaster, I did not expect it to be as good as it was

but it just seemed that every race that went by, I was still good. This

season was different, we always planned to seek for this race, I was

not at my best but had to keep my faith and confidence that I would

be, and it has paid off. Non Non Stanford, joining us. Describe

your emotions. We came as a team to get a medal, and we have what are we

with one, but it was a tough day. We ask Johnny for advice and all he

would say is, it is really hard. And it was. I suffered. I gave it

everything. I could not have asked more of myself. I may be did not

play the tactics quite right but I am delighted for Vicky. Fourth is

the worst place to come and the Olympic Games, but it is still

fourth place at the Olympic Games. Better than seventh, you should be

really proud of that. A question to both of you, what with through your

mind as you were coming up in the last lap and you knew it be a sprint

between you both, best friends, for the medal? I just was thinking, it

will be one of us, it will be one of us. I just thought, I have to put it

out of my mind that we are estimates and housemates, because that is not

how you race. We always said that when it comes to run it is fair

game, just approach it like that -- best mates. I was not as confident

of dropping Barbara, she is really strong, so I kept pushing. I wanted

to keep the pace his so we did not miss out on medals completely, and

Vicky played a bit better, tactically, then me. What can I say?

You were world champions 2013 and have had a horrible time with

injury, you must be proud of yourself fighting back to this

stage. Absolutely. Just in terms of the build-up to the games, because I

qualified over a year ago, it was a long wait for it to come around, and

it is finally here, and I think I was pleased I got through it and I

can still hold my head high even though I did not fulfil the

ambitions that I had. You can absolutely hold your head high,

fantastic performance, just a shame one of you had to miss out. Exactly,

glad it was one of us. Well done, but also commiserations.

They have both had their injury problems but it is Vicky Holland

enjoying her moment on the podium, a bronze medal for the British

athlete, she took bronze at the Commonwealth Games a couple of years

ago. Rollins for Great Britain, silver and gold for the Brownlee

brothers a couple of days ago. A fantastic effort from Vicky Holland.

We will now show you some canoeing shortly, but first let's get back

down to the golf, they are closing up in the woman's competition.

That will not worry her, whatever club she uses. She has a lot of

green to work with. If Lydia Ko wants her hands on the Silver Medal

now, she needs to get up and down here in two.

Either a clean shot, like that, or just the controlled one. Whatever

you are more comfortable with. 76 is still in play. Aim to land about 73.

That is the drill. She has made a bit of a meal of

this, hasn't she? From beach to beach. Still on the sand.

Well, at least this grandstand, these crowds, they will see a little

bit more of Inbee Park. The last group gets called onto the

green. I'm not sure if there isn't some

discussion going on here about Lydia Ko's bull-mac, where it finished. I

think the official, the referee in the pink, they may have to determine

where the bull-mac landed. And place it there as near as possible to

where they think it landed before the young person interfered with the

ball. He just wanted an Olympic memento. In the meantime, Gerina

Piller. Getting it clean off the grass. And

back were Feng Shanshan finished up with her third when she parted to

strongly. This is a silver medal chip.

She is pacing it out herself. The Olympic silver medal really rests on

this short pitch. So, she's got very little green to land the ball on. We

know how fast these greens are. And there is a bunker just a few metres

behind her. No cameras, please. She wants a fair crack at this difficult

shot back. How close can she get it? Not bad.

She has been missing putts from that area all day. I think she's slightly

disappointed with that. She wanted that closer. That putt is for the

silver medal. Fourth shot from the leader, Inbee

Park. Can she make it an up and down after a round of 66?

APPLAUSE. Just outstanding golf we've seen

from this great champion all day. She has the most unruffled

disposition. Nothing seems to faze her. She certainly fazes the

challengers. She has putted the lights out all day and Stacy Lewis

applauds. And her team-mates, the other three Korean players as well.

Gerina Piller has seen her challenge for a medal fade away today in this

final round, but she has been a wonderful competitor, from the

United States. Two birdies on the card all day for the American.

Unfortunately, five bogeys on there as well. She has three quarters her

round. -- she is three quarters her round.

The putts have simply stayed out. 74 today for Gerina Piller from the

USA. At the moment it looks like she's going to finish in the tie for

11th place. Now... Lydia Ko. No gold-medal, but is there a silver

lining? Well, she represents... Even if she misses this putt, she will

still have another chance at the silver medal. I was just going to

say, you're there from the land of the Long white cloud and Silver

fern. Yes, exactly. Yes! She has done it! Number one in

the world at 17, major championship winner at 18, and now an Olympic

silver-medallist at 19. Do we want to look at this again? I'm not sure

we do. It didn't want to go down but finally one dropped for Lydia Ko and

she wins the silver medal. Now... APPLAUSE.

In the end, it was a walk in the park for 28-year-old Caroline

Masson. She ran away with the gold medal. She won by five shots with a

third 66 of the tournament. A fitting Olympic triumph for the

return of women's golf after a break of over 100 years. So, a worthy

champion in Korea's Inbee Park. She adds the Olympic title to her seven

major championship wins. She led from start to finish yesterday,

start to finish today. And she finishes five shots clear of the

rest of the field on 16 under par. Magnificent from Inbee Park,

particularly considering this is her first competitive round of golf in

two months because she had a thumb injury that kept out of the game.

She's back with a bang and with the gold medal shortly to be hung around

her neck. The world number one, Lydia Ko, snatching silver on the

18th, and Feng Shanshan gets the bronze. My brain is fried it has

been so complicated. ORE: It has been incredible the last

few days. And we have been given a demonstration of golf by Inbee Park.

Tom Daley, disappointment a little while ago in the diving. These

British fans were there. These British fans were there. We thought

we'd give them a window, a chance to say hello to everyone back in the

UK. Where are you going next? Were going to the mountain biking and

athletics tonight and hopefully Mo Farah will do it for us! The Mo

massive are back in the Park! Give us a Mobot. Best of luck tonight.

Have a wonderful rest of time in Rio. They're having a great time at

Copacabana Beach. Have a look at these shots. Wonderful aerobatics

down on the most famous beach in the world. They are upside down! That is

absolutely stunning. So, a special display Delma of the aerobatics. We

only have a couple more days of Rio 2016 and these summer Olympic Games

and we have to make sure we enjoy every single second of it. The

Olympic Games always so special. Imagine if it was your birthday and

you won is silver medal in your birthday week. That's exactly what

happened to Liam Heath in the K2 200 metres, alongside Jon Schofield, a

couple of days ago. He powered into the final of the K1 200 metres as

well a couple of days ago. It put him into the final and, earlier on

down at the Lagoa Stadium, it was time to see if Liam could go for

gold this time around. The clouds have come down on us in Rio. It's

the same here at the Olympic Park, you could barely see the Christ the

Redeemer statue. Could Liam Power through the mist? Patrick Winterton

and Helen Reeves watched this one. Here is the start list for the

final. And there in the lane five, you can see Liam Heath of Great

Britain. He was the winner of his semifinal heat, having started

slowly. We suggested he had a bad start. We had afterwards that it was

tactical because of the rough conditions, he didn't want to go

100% out of the bucket. He picked it up. It shows the confidence he has.

He was a metre and a half behind after just ten.

Very exciting down here at the Lagoa Stadium and we are a minute or so

away from the start of the men's K1 200 metres. The reigning Olympic

champion isn't here to defend the Olympic medal. Liam Heath is the

sizzling hot favourite for this event and he looked good yesterday.

Here's man he who he trains with, Bird. He moved to the UK to train

alongside Liam Heath, so perhaps the danger man. Perhaps he will be. They

have been drawn one lane next each other. BirdCravio getting a lot of

benefit from paddling with Liam. It is good to have that tight

competition all the time. This man already has a gold medal from the K2

200 metres, Craviotto. And he was the silver-medallist behind McKeever

in 2012. Anyone who gets a good start is in with a shout of the

medals. Just 0.8 seconds separating the top eight in the preliminaries.

Watch out for a Liam Heath, he's in lane five. He sits like the crowd at

the hockey last night, on the edge of a seat, bent forward with

tension. I think the reduction of air resistance might be difference.

Away they go. Again, not the best of starts to Liam Heath. He's forth

from this side, and he's looking to repeat Britain's success. It is lame

format, Beaumont, who has the lead at the moment. It is the closing

stages. Half a metre down, Liam Heath is. Still, Liam is driving. He

starts to edge forward as Beaumont fades. Ten centimetres in it, and

Liam Heath has believed. He's got to stay strong. Craviotto coming in.

Gold goes to Liam Heath. He came here as the favourite and he will

lead Rio as the Olympic champion and the most successful British paddler

of all time. He has a gold, silver and bronze to his collection. He

leads from seventh up to first up the tally of British paddlers. It is

a some say she will run. It took awhile to get into the flow. It was

a slow start as we saw in the semifinals yesterday. He had us

waiting on the edge of our seats. Beaumont gave it everything. From

the start giving Liam Heath the challenge with the confidence he

has. Gold for Liam Heath. He looked like he knew it from the outset. He

was challenged by Beaumont but he just stayed in his game and he came

through so fast towards the end. Just like Lisa Carrington in the

women's K1 200, she left it to the last 50 metres. Liam Heath left it

later than that. Liam Heath is an gold medal position, Beaumont, who

led for so much of the race, in silver, and Craviotto, who took

silver in London four years ago, he's got himself a bronze to add to

the gold he took in the K2 200 metres. Craviotto is a class act but

it was all about Liam Heath today. Everyone knew that he was on form

when he won the Europeans. When he won the World Cup, everyone was

talking in terms of gold medals for Liam Heath. He has defied the fact

he was favourite. We've seen some sparkling performances from him. How

good is that? It isn't just the physical thing and technical thing,

this is a mental race as well. It is and he has the confidence. That

single the -- silver medal he got that has given confidence. He came

here today, he was the man to beat. Beaumont from France in the lane

next door to him gave it his all. Really challenged Liam Heath but he

just nailed that last part. That is where it is won. It is how long you

can hold on. There's the photo finish the third. Craviotto on the

near side. The times are just coming up.

The big plunge from Beaumont wasn't enough, Spain and Germany share the

bronze medal, but all the attention and cameras are all on Liam Heath.

The margins are so tight. He has just heard. I cannot believe it took

so long for the German team to pass on the message. He thought he had

lost it. But they have looked at the photo finish and they cannot

separate Germany and Spain. A little bit more drama at the canoe sprint,

and we still have three finals to go. What a moment, when he realised

he had the bronze medal, fantastic can even imagine how excited he

would be coming into that race. The expectation was phenomenal. I said

this morning, switch on your television, we have a real chance of

gold. And there we have it. He left us waiting. I was thinking, make the

move, make the move. But he knew what he was doing and he did it.

After ten metres he was in eighth position. A sensational run, his

arms spinning like a turbine in a gale. I believe he is now with

Ritchie. Let's hear what the Olympic champion, Liam Heath, has to say.

Olympic champion, how does it sound to you? Absolutely incredible, it

has been in my mind every single day for the last four years. I switched

on to automatic and I just went. I just kept going. A bit of a

headwind, but it is unbelievable. You had is worried for a little

minute, a bit of ground to claw back, never a moment of doubt in

your mind? Not really. You don't pay attention to anyone around you. You

just focus on your lane. I hit start quite hard, have got to judge

conditions a bit. Just a good, solid start. Lengthen out, keep a grip,

right down to the line. Of all the athletes we speak to the word they

mention is the sacrifice they have made, whether it be themselves, the

people around them, and how much it is worth it. When you win a gold

medal, how much is it worth it? Every ounce. I want to thank

everybody who has supported me, friends, family, Johnny, he has been

out doing drills with me for the sessions, checking out my boat, my

coach, Alex, an amazing man, and all the support crew behind me. One more

thing, you have now become the most successful Olympian when it comes to

canoe sprint athletes for great. Exceeding Tim Brabant is. One gold,

one silver, one bronze. What does it mean to you? I have not thought

about it. I glimpsed it on Facebook, but I try to keep away from that,

and reading stuff. I did not let it play on my mind much. I still look

up to those guys. Tim is an idol, I remember watching him when I was

little. To see him winning, and all the guys who have competed for great

Britain, I still look up to them and to be honest I still feel like I

need to achieve what they have done, but this is an absolutely incredible

feeling. You are now the standard for anybody who wants to get in and

paddle, you are the man, congratulations.

The most successful Olympic paddlers that Great Britain has ever had.

What a moment for him. He moves ahead of Hounslow, Joe Clark, Edna

Kiva, Tim Brabant, a multiple medallist as well, it was a gold,

and two bronzes. The Heath has gold, silver, bronze. What a collection.

Huge congratulations to Liam Heath. For we went into that we were

telling you how they are putting on a wonderful display in the

aerobatics, and how about this? They have arrived. Here at the Olympic

Park. And just like that, they have gone. A shame. It was special while

it lasted. And the crowd that had gathered

wait, wait. Can you see them? Can you spot them? OK. Worth the wait. I

think so. I wonder what else they have got in store. This is

absolutely remarkable. There has not much movement in the Olympic Park

where all of a sudden in the last few moments everybody in Rio seems

to have arrived. We are watching something special up in the air

above us. Check this out. They are on the way down now. Somewhere in

the white cloud, can we see them? We can definitely hear them, that is

for sure. My goodness me. We have got the red arrows at home but I

tell you what, we are, what ever they can do, they can do better

here. Special, really nice. OK, well... From something quite

remarkable up in the sky let's bring things back down onto the ground and

talk tae kwon do, shall we? Yesterday we saw how you can have

really inspiring moments but also some really heartbreaking moments as

well. Natalia Mohammed was going for Great Britain, bronze medallist

London 2012, one second away from coming away with a gold medal here

at Rio. He had done absolutely everything, leaning into the last

second... Before his opponent, from the Ivory Coast, pulled off that at

the very last moment. For the Ivory Coast, a moment he will never

forget, in the best possible way. For Muhammed, devastation. He

managed to compose himself, were only able. Afterwards, he caught up

us. I cannot imagine what going through

right now. Can you put into words? I was so close to being Olympic

champion and accomplishing my dream... I don't want to cry on

television but I was so distraught. I am so sorry for the people that

stayed up late to watch and cheer me on. I let them down at the last

second. I am so sorry, this is so hard. How tough was it out there

against the crowd? Can you take any consolation, it is still the best of

British result for a male tae kwon do fighter? It is incredible, but I

was so close to being Olympic champion.

I am sorry, I am sorry... Excuse me, I have got to hold us together, but

the emotions are so raw. This is just happening now. It is hard to

put into words how disappointed I am. I am proud I contributed to the

record-breaking British telly but it should have been a gold medal. I am

just so upset. I cannot speak clearly. I am still going to do a

lap with the crowd because they supported me so much, but I am

absolutely gutted, to load it like that. OK, but you... That is life.

Winners and losers. That is sport. It is what makes sports so

interesting. I am so distraught to be on the losing end here. After

four years waiting for my chance... I trained so hard. I trained so hard

that I almost wanted to quit. But I persevered and I got here and made

it to the Olympic final. I am so grateful to God that he allowed me

to be here, but I am so disappointed right now it is unbelievable. One of

the low points in my life. Making an Olympic final, this is very sad for

me now. I am sorry I could not convert it to gold. You still went

one better than London and Europe made history tonight. Enjoy the

podium, we will speak to you later. Thanks for your time.

You have got to feel for him. Incredible emotion and so nice of

him to actually speak to us. But he had so much to be proud of and after

he received his silver medal it was great to see the frown turned upside

down and he was able to smile and appreciate what he had done. Great

Britain, two tae kwon do medals, that silver, gold for Jade Jones

eight couple days ago. Today was another chance in the over 80

kilograms category, somebody who has never gone gone the quarterfinals in

a major competition but on the Olympic stage you really raise your

game. Let's go over to Mark and kneel to find out how it went.

He is ready to go, his opponent from the Ivory Coast, he won the Olympic

qualification tournament in Turkey to qualify for these Olympic Games.

Respect for each other. As usual, one of the highlights of the contact

sport, and here in the tae kwon do matter, Obame and, in the blue

colours, and for Great Britain, Cho, in the red. You has to wonder how

restricting the mouth guards are. But they have two fight with them

for safety reasons. Look at that readjustment. Crucial.

Don't have to take chances. Respect continuing on the mat. Neither is

willing to come too far forward and commit to too much attack in fear of

what might come the other way. Exactly. Attack, counter attack.

Just so important. That was to the head, wasn't it, there? Score, oh so

close. It is a tough draw for Obame, London silver medallist and world

champion, seeded seventh, did not get any protection in this round of

16 clash against Cho, the number ten seeded athlete in this field. Really

tough. Spectacular, and in fact three points awarded. A spinning

manoeuvre to the body from Great Britain. Moved up to three point

very quickly. Just so fast. Great spin kick. Gave one away as well.

There is that example. You attack, you open yourself up. You may score,

but you may be scored against. That is one of the reasons they are in

and then back out again to create the space and distance. That was

good, wasn't it? Or timing. The opening round of this meant's

heavyweight contest. At the first break it is great Britain and Cho in

the lead, 4-1. That was the spinning kick that

scored, excellent stuff. A more difficult manoeuvre means higher

points. But it still has to hit the target. That man, Mohammed Cho, born

in the Ivory Coast, and to Great Britain at age eight, he says he was

challenged every day at school simply because he was strong. He

said he would come home with bruises, and utilised the pain and

hardship experienced since childhood is motivation every day. Ever it

takes, but you should not need any extra motivation to be here on the

tae kwon do mat, it is the sport he loves and what he does, can he

become an Olympic medallist? A slender lead. This is to go into the

top eight. It is a long day. You have got to stay focused. It is all

about the warm up as well. How will you warm up.

I thought his foot went out there, but he went straight back into the

attack. Keeping cool, keeping composure,

which is a massive part of the sport, particularly in an

environment like this one. It is easy to get carried away, he may be

down by three, but he is only one move away. If he can get up high, it

is all square at 4-4. We now into the second minute. -- second minute

of the second round. He turned his back for a split second and realised

what he did. The last thing he wants to do. See how quick Mahama Cho was

on him. It is one of the problems with absolute full commitment. You

have to readjust your balance. 27 seconds left.

Sometimes there is a clash of the ankles and feet. Mahama Cho was just

trying to move around. The second round is over. Intriguing second

round, with no addition to the scoring. Another two minutes out

there, still unable to get a genuine score on the board. He will need to

do it soon. You won the first medal in any Olympic sport for Gabon four

years ago. Lutalo Muhammad was disappointed not to compete for his

country in 2012, and he left and competed for France for a short

while, but he is now back. Third period, third round. Interesting to

see what he comes out with no. He has to try to get points back. Here

we go. The third and final round begins. Around of heavyweight

action. The favoured fighter is in blue. His hero is Usain Bolt. And he

wants to add a goal to his collection.

That was another spinning kick. He got on the board with the extra

point. Now, a 6-point margin. The excitement did not come from Mahama

Cho. He thought he had got good contact.

9-6, sacrificed a couple. This is where we have seen it changed. And

now he is going to have to come forward. Anthony Obame needs to take

it to him. Nine - six. He gets it. Three points on the board goes to

Mahama Cho, and he increases his lead to 12-6. That Rosa Burc, under

pressure, and he managed to turn on it. An extra three points. A

comfortable win. Batch that was superb.

STUDIO: Mahama Cho through to the next round, congratulations to him.

S Jake BBC One and see what they are getting up to, because it is time

for the reigning Olympic flyweight champion, Nicola Adams, to go for

the gold medal here at real 2016. They are going into the final round

right here. She was the first woman to win an Olympic gold medal at the

Olympic Games. Can she make it two? Find out right now over on BBC One.

Here on BBC Four we're going to join this wonderful aerobatics display at

the Olympic Park. Not just me, this merry band of great British fans as

well. This has been nice! We have loved it, what an unexpected

pleasure. No, you guys have accreditation here, which means you

rally to be here. What have you been up to? We have been here to see the

diving, but we have been here to see the diving, but we're here as

volunteers, we volunteered in London in 2012, and have come back here to

volunteer. How does it compare? London was completely different, a

passionate moment for us to represent our country and make sure

everything was great, but to come here has been a completely different

experience, more of a party experience, really. Italy of you met

at London 2012 and you a special bond, with a whole other group of

guys as well? Guess, we are the gold to people for sporting events, we

have done rugby, World Cup, hockey events, we are in a choir, and we

have sung every answer. We can sing a lot of anthems in the native

languages. Here on BBC Four yesterday, we had some Japanese

cheerleader squads. We have had the aerobatics today. Will you give us a

little singsong? We have put you on the spot. What can you sing? Would

you like an ant? And NATIONAL ANTHEM Can you do New Zealand? Or South

Africa? In your own time. THE SING THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL

you sing the New Zealand won while I do the next link.

That is beautiful. It is about random! We're going to go to more

tae kwon do. Great Britain's Bianca Walkden. She was in the arena when

Jade Jones won the gold medal couple of days ago. What can the European

champion do right now? I am a big fan of New Zealand. What about Great

Britain? Let us see. We have a birds eye view under way.

Push kick to the body from Bianca Walkden.

She is strong and powerful, and the current world champion. She has not

drifted at any stage. Will Paolo she got. Right on the button. Scoring

twice. A very simple kick. This is the over 67 kilograms

division. Samantha Kassman is giving away about six kilograms. And

looking very confident. That was a great one to the head. Three points.

A defensive battle here for Samantha Kassman to stay around and stay in

this one. There is a chance it could be over after the second round if

the margin gets out to 12. And of course, the longer it goes, the more

Bianca Walkden warms up. Yes, you get that feeling. Just readjust and

clear she wants to be. Looking at the target. The first round is over.

A great start. Yes, the current world champion.

Roommates and living together, they want two medals to hang in the

house. Straight underneath Ian. A great headshot. Another opportunity.

That could have been a video opportunity, but you do not want to

waste it in case you get it wrong. The Coach wants to keep his athlete

quietened, the championship for Bianca Walkden came just after she

had ruptured her cruciate ligament, her second injury in a few years,

and she needed total reconstruction with screws. She said she is like

the bionic She is very accurate with feet.

Brilliant. Finding her way through everything. Samantha Kassman needs

to change a little bit. One penalty, I am not sure what that

is for, but it will not alter anything on the scoreboard.

You just get the feeling it is a matter of time.

It is a 12 point margin at the end of the second round, that is it.

-- at the end of the second round, that is it. Back foot goes out. It

is so strong. Her stance is very strong. The body shot margin up to

ten. Samantha Kassman did not comment on a wildcard, she earned

her spot and she's being dissected here. Bianca Walkden is saying that

her housemate has already won gold, and she would not mind one on the

book shelf next to it. Jade Jones has now got two.

First point of birth, the second manoeuvre to Walkden. If she wants

to win it in one round, Bianca Walkden would have to go high and

she's not going to risk it just for the sake of winning in this round.

That will be the sit down and they will continue. She had lost count.

12 points on the board, 11th for Great Britain and one for Papua New

Guinea. Very comfortable start for Bianca Walkden. Every time,

underneath the arm. Right up to the bodyguard and then that one just

their changes completely, there. And just to make sure, that she gets the

three points... By tracking the points up now, just needs a view in

this round to finish it off ski. Interesting to see what Kassman has

for the next round. All business here for Bianca Walkden. We know the

anchor has got some very smart people in her corner that ensure she

is in the right place at the appropriate time. Have a look for

something that's going to happen here to finish this off. The roles

of Olympic tae kwon do, once the margin gets to 12 or beyond in the

third round, that is it. -- the rules. Totally outclassed here, the

athlete from Papua New Guinea. Great to be here and great to be on the

stage, but a tough draw! It wasn't the easiest, was it? It really

wasn't. On the defence all the time. A point on the board but that was

penalties. Just being pounded to the body. The right leg of Walkden

constantly searching for contact. It might go all the way. Through the

double rapid charge she may well be back again regardless. -- the double

repechage. That is it. She just needed those three points. Walkden

very comfortably goes through to the last eight. A big smile on her face.

She did exactly what she wanted to do.

Congratulations then, Bianca Walkden. Bianca Walkden safely

through in their competitions here at Rio 2016. We're making friends

here! Say hello, everybody. Say hi! CHEERING

OK... Yep... Loads of friends! What do you do... We go to the boxing!

That's what we do. Great Britain have won another Gold Medal!

Congratulations Nicola Adams. She's done exactly what she did in London

2012 and retained her title. The world, Commonwealth and European

champion has done it again. An incredible display down there at the

Riocentro pavilions. She adds another Gold Medal to Great

Britain's ever-growing tally. She came and she did exactly what she

wanted to do. Afterwards she caught up with a very happy John Inverdale

and a man who knows exactly what it takes to win Olympic gold.

Olympic boxing champion for the second time. Many, many

congratulations. A hug from Anthony Joshua! The gold rush continues!

Yes, the gold rush continues. I'm now officially the most accomplished

amateur boxer we've ever had, like ever! It's such an amazing feeling.

I would just like to say thank you to everyone who has supported me, my

mum, my brother, and thank you to my coach, is daughter, his birthday

today. We made it! Can you compare that with London four years ago?

Definitely go it's right up there. They're both on the same level. It

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

twice. I'd just like to be able to thank my coaching staff, everyone.

It's almost the end of the Olympic Games and I guess you've watched

hours and hours of television with Great Britain winning medals all

over the place. How much was that an inspiration to you as well?

Definitely. Especially seeing Mo Farah fall down, get up and show

determination and go out and win his Gold Medal. You will be on that

podium again very shortly, we will talk to you again later on.

Congratulations. Another Gold Medal adding to our

tally. Consolidating that position. 26 golds, 63 in total and just two

away from the tally from four years ago. A day and a half to go. I think

I got poked with an inflatable finger moments ago! That was

uncomfortable! We have a bronze medal match in the men's competition

in the water polo. Later on, we will see fighting for gold, Croatia and

Serbia. But now, Montenegro take on Italy. It is Italy who lead by five

goals to four. Let's watch and see who comes out with the bronze.

COMMENTATOR: This is a battle for possession to start the second half

and really you wonder if Montenegro just conceded that, there. But in

this right lane, it's the Italians who take this. There's a time when

he could have been an Olympian freestyler. That is him with the

ball now. It is Montenegro who have lost the player. Advantage Italy on

the power play. Here, to increase their lead with this extra player.

They are moving quickly and looking confident. They got an angle from

that far side with that left-handed thrower. That is their danger man,

Gallo. He has two already and looking for a third and they get the

benefit of another shot clock. A couple of infringements that,

Montenegrin needing to be careful. Two major fowls. Confirmation of

that, if he gets a third he will play no further part. They've got an

extra man, Montenegro. Montenegro with their first bit of control in

the second half. Being ushered further back, but that is a side

winding strike and Radic as an it again for Montenegro and level it at

five. Cross change, the hands were doing a good job, stopping any

opportunity in the corridor. Just that the last second, he changes his

arm angle, his ninth of the tournament, his third today. --

Janovic. This is his third Olympic Games. Having an outstanding

tournament. He has got 27 goals. Appeared to go straight over the top

of the Centre forward with that steel but the referee let it go. 5-5

in the third period. A look here for Montenegro to take the lead. Even

numbers in the pool but they are looking to rise up, Italy a bit too

complete defensively. The block and the little short pass back, Figlioli

with the ball again now. Not only a great swimmer but an incredible

shot. Kick out here, so they will have an extra man for 30 seconds of

the shot clock. The centre forward is offside but now he moves back

out. That's likely. This is Gallo, for Italy. Inside here, the change

of direction and it has fallen well for Italy! It just took a deflection

off the player in front of him. As soon as a player comes to that

position you expect he will shoot but it just takes a horrible

deflection off the underside of an arm and in it goes. A horrible

moment for goal keeper. It just propels itself into the right-hand

side of the gold for the Italians. They make a bit of their own luck,

there. They've taken the lead again, they've got an even half dozen. And

now Montenegro have their chance to level once again.

We have seen Brugljani with his goal...

For Tempesti, that is a pretty simple save. Italy can also be

dangerous from this range, as you just talk there! They changed the

speed and they have left the Montenegrin keeper high and dry,

Scepanovic. He will be really disappointed with himself. He was

poorly positioned. To get lobbed from there in an Olympic medal

match... He will be so disappointed with that. An excellent moment for

the Italian. Just so precise and getting the goalkeeper to commit,

but for Montenegro they cannot have another ineffective possession. They

need to convert into a centre forward position. The extra player

and another 30 seconds on the shot clock.

It is Brguljan in the centre forward position. They have moved it

quickly! Across cage, good goal. Well worked. Just following through,

he will get the Taj on it, that is his first goal in this match. His

fourth overall. Klikovac. Productive with that possession. -- the touch

on it. Now for Italy. They have looked, particularly with that

lobbed last time, as if they can score at will. They may well need

to! Looking for the backhand. He's been fouled. That will be a kick

out. A time-out here. The Italians have called this time-out. With the

benefit of the extra player, it is this 2-goal margin that they have

been able to establish. They were level in the early stages

of this quarter. But again, Italy, with the and balance with the

advantage. Gallo is in as well. And Nora is

also win, both left-handers. And the Italians are moving around this

mushroom shaped offence of information. For a moment this

looked to be taken quickly. He is able to find a way. It is Nora. He

scored for the Italians, and what kind who executed with the extra

player. He has only scored a couple coming into this match, and he

skipped it off the head of the keeper. Two goal lead once more.

Remember this is for a bronze medal. A long way to go. They brought in an

extra man, and they are pulling him back

Montenegrin if in the whitecaps, they have an opportunity. They have

an And they need it. Too many Italian

arms are in the way. They had a quick delivery,... The thing about

this is that they all hold on. Two hands down. He is a driver caught

out of position. He is not big enough. What about that for a pass?

The ball across the head, a pass to the man who is free at the two litre

post. A brilliant extra hand. You saw the power and the finish

from Misic delivering that strike. That brings them back level. Misic,

?240. Here's the Centre for the adoption. They need to be strong

defensively. -- 240lb. And other channels for the Italians. They

continue to apply the pressure of keeping Montenegro at bay. It is the

passing that is the best advantage they have created, and so is the

execution. One more time is that that -- it is that man. He has a

hat-trick for the match, Gallo for Italy. They have got nine. And he

let go of the ball, really cool and calm, and Gallo, the big left-hander

drills in his hat-trick. The goalkeeper has been pulled. He had a

terrible lob that was scored against. At the other end of the

pool, the goalkeeper is out, and the veteran Radic, in his fourth Olympic

Games, and he carried the flag for Montenegrin. He will now be hoping

to carry his side. -- Montenegro. He is still arguing with the referee.

Checkout looked there too as. If you're going to get kicked out,...

He will be really disappointed with that. Montenegro calling in their

extra man. He will play one more, but no

further part. Montenegrothe commentators ar

this as an independent nation. It will be wonderful to see them get a

bronze. Another player being pulled out

here. An attempt from short range. Montenegro look as if they have a

chance. The ricochet have recovered. It looks like -- looked like it was

on. It was a. You can see how tired he is, when you see the work that

goes into trying to front up that shot. Added effort. It almost

sneaked under. Only 20 odd seconds left. -- a good effort. That is well

weighed. Possibly a little bit of a hurried shot for the Italians. There

was still ten seconds on the shot clock, 20 seconds in the period, you

would have thought they would have waited out. It is not as if they

were awaiting on a nine man. It gives them a chance to get

themselves one goal down. They had their moment, it was just

not precise enough. It is off the crossbar. He already has a goal in

this one, but he needed that. He was very frustrated. Adds to be quarter

time, he went for the lob instead of drilling it, and he is regretting

it. 9-7 to Italy over Montenegro. The hustle blown just as quick. Will

they give advantage or did Italy leave a little too quickly? Jumping

just in advance of the hustle, so they were told to sit back. It is

just what Montenegro need. They came desperately short with that in the

third quarter, and this is the opening stages where they will try

to be a little sharper. The benefit of the extra player they have.

The dump past did not come. They are in a centre position. He has scored

his second goal of the match and is 15th of the tournament. Popped out,

then a little push and drive. They are hard to stop from two metres. No

matter how good you are a. Precisely. And the slam dunk finish

from Brguljan. And Italy convert. We have the assistant coach for

Montenegro who has been given a red card, kicked out of the stadium. Can

you believe that? What about that for a shot? We have already seen

their first keeper allowing a lob, and this is from about ten metres,

beautifully done. Look at the top-spin on that ball. He rolled his

hand over it, a beautiful top-spin lob. The keeper is frustrated. What

a glorious shot. What an enormous amount of spending. His 13th goal

for Presciutti. Two team-mates for Italy, the third now for the

Italians. That is a heartbreaker, a difficult one to overcome.

Montenegro are putting on so much pressure to be perfect in response.

Nice work from the centre back, the player who just scored the lob as

well. To rub salt in the wounds of the Centre forward, he's sprinting

at 1 million miles an hour to make the Centre for the chase all the way

back. He's now able to pull up and take the man at the top of the

mushroom. -- make the centre forward Chase. That was the top of his head.

Man out. As if there was any other result! The Italians look as if they

have control. One more. Presciutti has done it a fourth time. Four

golds in the bronze medal match. Look at that, straight on his head.

As if he could expect there would be any other outcome but to be kicked

out. We are told that one of the best places to shoot is above the

head of the goalkeeper because they have to get their hands back over

their head or take it in the face. It is a great percentage shot. A

five metre penalty for Montenegro. As the ball came across he was

fouled. A chance to pull one back. They are down by three at the

moment. It is Ivovic to take this. It is off

the post. Montenegro keep control. If anyone hits the post with the

penalty you have to give credit to the goalkeeper. Arms out wide, he

had to take every centimetre of that. One too many, and it had the

post. Well done to Tempesti. Montenegro have to try to shape

something in the last few seconds. Tempesti has seen them off in a

couple set up by Montenegro. They just could not be precise enough.

When you face a goalkeeper like him you have to get as close to the

corner as you can. He gets his hands up so high, marvellous. Hard to

blame the players. They turn it over quickly, Italy. They had a chance.

It is a turnover file. Tempesti is the only goalkeeper, five times he

has appeared at the Olympic Games. This is his swansong. At the moment

it looks for Italy like it may be another bronze medal. But there is

still time for Montenegro to respond. They have shown resilience

and fight back. So many players inside the five metres, that goal

does not count, that they are having to use the Italians in centre back

at the moment. But they are in a position where they can start to