Day 3 Highlights Olympics

Hello and welcome to Rio replay, where there's another chance of a

gold medal in the pool with James Guy in the final of the men's 200

metres freestyle. Plenty to keep you entertained, here is what is coming

up... We will see our heavyweight Lawrence Okolie and a few moments.

We will see if James Guy can take our fifth medal of the games.

Superstar Michael Phelps in action in the men's 200 metres butterfly. A

great story is emerging in the table tennis. Paul Drinkhall come into the

last 16, the first Briton to reach that stage since 1992. First,

boxing. This will be a terrific heavyweight bout featuring Britain's

Lawrence Okolie. An incredible story, he was serving burgers during

London 2012, the 23-year-old is actually an export scholarship but

has deferred his studies until after the games and is looking for top

marks in this match against his Cuban opponent. Right next to the

Olympic Park, this venue, built in 1977, previously hosted Pan-American

games events. We are under way in the 91 kilograms

heavyweight division. The second preliminary round, and the man

wearing blue has just taken an awkward right hand over the top, the

26-year-old Cuban, ranked number two in the world, and the tournament

number two seed. , and his opponent, 23-year-old Lawrence Okolie from

East London. One of a ten man strong British boxing squad, two women as

well. And a cracking right hand but Okolie on the canvas. Another

calamitous start for the man, he is on the canvas for the fourth time in

his second meeting against Erislandy Savon. Terrible start from Okolie.

Yes, court was a big right hand. He needs to move away from that

dangerous short of the Cuban. A terrible start but he has recovered

again. He needs to get back to using that and get back to been positive.

He came into the contest in a positive mood and must return to

that now. Make no more mistakes and keep it long range. He defeated

three boxes in the top ten to secure this passage to his first Olympic

Games and is facing the man ranked number two in the world for the

second time in a matter of months. His victories over top-10 talent

show you the capability of Okolie, whereas Savon's sole title was a

junior championship in 2008, in that time, Okolie had no thought

whatsoever about entering the sport of boxing. He did so after he saw

Anthony Joshua wins superheavyweight gold. Now he is facing a man of

incredible talent in his own right, and heats of experience. The most

important shot for Okolie is his jab. If you miss us, it allows

someone to come back a right hand. As soon as Savon comes into range he

has got to be fast, accurate, hit the target. Keep that gap, keep it

long range. You see Savon just struggling a

little to close down the gap, because Okolie his recovered, not a

bad end to the round, but a terrible start. He was dropped by a lovely,

long straight right cross delivered by this man. So calm and controlled

in the boxing ring, and so far Okolie has done nothing to take him

out of his rhythm. A good right hand over the top. He moves in, Savon,

catches him off balance a little and he goes down. Okolie, a little bit

slower. That will be across the border for the Cuban, no question.

But he has recovered. -- across the board. And it was a good, positive

end to of the round, for Okolie. Okolie, immediately on the front

foot after conceding the opening round across the in favour of the

second best boxer in the world. He comes back with a long left hand and

a right over the top. But Okolie is a growing in confidence and finding

his range. That is better. The Cubans are not invincible. If you

hit them on the chin, they will stagger. Straight right hand, long

range, more of that please, Lawrence Okolie. The contest is now more than

even the nature in the second round. A left jab again catches Savon and

disrupts his stance. But now the man is looking to put his punches

together. World series boxing experience in seasons four, five,

six, and in that time Savon has established a record of 22 contest

without defeat over the five round duration. Okolie, made his world

series boxing debut this year and his lone defeat came against this

man in blue. It took place in neutral territory in Uzbekistan. It

is about 100% concentration. Savon, definitely struggling with closing

the gap, he is starting his attacks from too far out, that is why we jab

must the accurate, slammed it into his face and bring across the right

hand, but keep your distance and range, and it is all about

concentration and accuracy. The attempted right hand. And that is a

cracking right hand from Savon, but Okolie took it well, now holding on

to gain some respite, after that right hand landed right on his chin.

He just oozes class, Savon, but he is having problems closing down

began. That is why Okolie must be more concentrated. -- closing down

the gap. Okolie, he has got to be on the ball, and he can do this.

Okolie, demonstrated his talent by winning the European qualification

event. Defeated three top-10 operators. Now he is facing one of

the very best of all and acquitting himself well in the second round

after a slow start in the first, but it is a strong conclusion to the

round from Savon. That could be a significant tactic in determining

the outcome of a round. Let's just listen to David Alloway. You'd

building. When he throws at your face... Plenty of encouragement,

telling him doing brilliantly. But look at this right hand, it was

cracking, it's certainly gave Savon problems, but then Savon beat him to

the punch, that is what I am talking about, you have got to hit him with

that left-hand first. The second round has gone the same way. Savon,

in a commanding position. Just some adjustments required to

view waistband. It must be visible so that the referee can discern what

is a low load, or not. -- loan -- low blow. Okolie, trailing by three

points on all of the scorecards. And of course when you are built like

Okolie and possess his punching power, a knockout is always an

option, but you will need to find that the chin of a heavyweight who

is pretty elusive at his best. Okolie, he has had some success with

his right hand but he has got to find a Sunday punch. He can find it

but he just needs to bring Savon onto it. We know how good Savon is,

but one mistake, and Okolie can capitalise. It is forcing your

opponent to do that. The reigning Pan-American games champion. The

reigning American Continental champion of last year. And really

when you look at some of the results that have gone against him, it is

rather surprising he has not picked up global success at the senior

level yet and occupied the highest plinth on the podium. He comes

forward with another piledriving right-hander that causes Okolie to

become disorganised and hold on at close range. Okolie, he is going for

it, but he must create space. He is more effective from range and will

not win this at close quarters. He has got to bring Savon onto that ),

at long range, using the jab, that is what he has got to do. A young

man who oozes confidence, Okolie, to go with his immense talent. He has

spoken of destiny and winning the Olympic title. Okolie, facing an

uphill battle here in the third and final round trailing by two points

on all three cards. A bad start, then he got back into it in the

second round, but still did not do enough to take it on the scorecards

of the judges. Another good right hand from Savon. Okolie, back with a

left hand of his own. Then a fully before coming underneath is a good

uppercut. Lawrence is just feeling it now. A shame, but he will learn

from this experience. He has had his moments in this contest. Worth

pointing out he had just 25 contests coming into his Olympic Games.

Incredible performance to qualify for the biggest amateur boxing

tournament on Earth, this sporting extravaganza. He produced a terrific

victory in his first performance, but he has run into the brilliant

Erislandy Savon who demonstrated his superiority over the immensely

talented but inexperienced Lawrence Okolie. A great shot again from

Savon, but Okolie is inexperienced, he is one for 2020, Tokyo. It was a

terrible start but he did not cave in. He even rocked Savon with a

shot, he will come again, he is one for the future.

That the official announcement of the conclusion of this heavyweight

contest in this second preliminary round. Ladies and gentlemen, the

winner by unanimous decision... Erislandy Savon into the

quarterfinals and a step closer to English in his natural -- legendary

uncle Felix. Against Great Britton's Lawrence Okolie in the second round

of the 91 kilograms heavyweight tournament, unanimous points

decision winner, taking all three rounds for all three judges, very

convincing display. The number two seed. Lawrence Okolie is a limited

but showed his -- is eliminated but should hold his head up high at the

way in which he has acquitted himself in this first Olympic

tournament. One step to finally end, was what you expect? It will always

be tough against the world number two? I knew wouldn't be hard, but

timber for but the stuff I bit dead in preparation I thought it would be

enough but unfortunately I got in and found out it was a different

ball game. -- I thought it would be enough. I'm up against someone that

was just a bit better today, it pains me, but at the end of the day

I was watching him when I was in McDonald's four years ago against

Anthony Joshua and I got myself within 26 fights where I'm sharing a

room with him. It's not enough for me, got a chip on my shoulder and I

believe I've become one of the best in the world and I would stop until

I get to that staters. And you been able to enjoy it, what will you take

away? The progress I've made. But until I get to that stage. It might

have been two months, now on the big stage in the Olympics I managed to

extend it. After the first round I said you heard the first bell,

second, third, I really wanted to win and tried to push it even know I

was hurt but unfortunately it wasn't enough. I will go back to the

drawing board, I have a fantastic team and I will keep pushing. I want

to give a massive shout my mum, my dad, my friend that made their way

here. But everyone that has been supporting me. Unfortunately I did

not do it today but I will not stop until I get to the next level. All

the best, hopefully we will see you in Twenty20. Religious body for

Lawrence Okolie. Interestingly he was beaten by Savon stopped in June

in the opening round. -- really disappointing. We have table tennis

and weightlifting on the way but we are concentrating on the swimming

pool and what a night last night. Adam Peaty and Jazz Carlin both

winning gold and silver medals respectively and tonight James is

the Guy. James Guy of England, bronze

medallist, what a great swim he had. It is James Guy of Great Britton.

James Guy has got at! And Natalie Brilliant swim. World champion, well

done, Sarah! James Guy asserting himself as the world champion he is.

Every second counts massively at the Olympic Games. He has made it in by

one 100th of a second. Let's hope for more medals in the pool this

evening for the speaker Mark Foster, part of swimming team. A very good

evening to you. I saw on Twitter today that you shared one of the

best nights you've ever seen in the pool last night? It was the best

night I've ever seen, first came on the scene in 1988 and so Adrian

Moorhouse on the first night of the Olympic Games in Seoul and he won

his gold medal but I've never seen a gold and silver in the same night,

Rebecca Adlington eight years ago in Beijing when she won and Joe Jackson

got third, it was so emotional standing next to Peter's parents

with us last night, that was expected to did wasn't expected how

much he would crush everyone. Judge Dariusz Mazur Adam Peaty. He has

rewritten the record books in Bristol but Jazz Carlin was a

massive shock. She is up for the 800, with the potential medal but

getting is over last night and seeing the emotion in her face, for

her calling all my God and that the Olympics and how much it meant to

her, Jesus of medallist, it was amazing. Incredible, especially what

she went through in 2012. Let's turn our attention to James Guy,

realistic chances of a medal? Yes, there is an opportunity for the

pyjama lane you have a chance. The 400 did not go to plan, 3.45 in heat

and 3.44 in the final. Not much of his best. You want to do your best

at the Olympics and it wasn't bad. The heat and semifinals he looked

heavy and I wonder if leading into the championships he's been at

altitude as done training and sometimes you do a lot of work like

building a skyscraper, you have future foundations that huge

foundations and sometimes you don't get it right on the right day. But

another day of rest and the training is done, he is a phenomenal athlete.

A world last year and the year before and in the Commonwealth Games

and European Championships, he has it all to do, Sun Yang will be the

favourite and I believe he will probably win but silver and bronze,

there is potential. A world champion can step up sometimes. There was a

lot of big names in the pool deceiving the Chad le Clos and

Michael Phelps, how much are you looking for to that? That is big,

the final will be tomorrow night with the 200 fly. There was also the

John Tupe free before the 200 fly semifinals of Chad le Clos will be

wiped out. -- the 203. He beat Michael Phelps in the last Olympic

Games which was a shock and we had that moment of how much it meant to

the family. You has Laszlo Jay who used to be and I am slimmer and ten

seconds Michael Phelps five times in the Olympics. If Michael Phelps

wasn't here he would be a big name in Olympics Potts. It will be touch

and go tomorrow who gets to the wall first and if I was betting, looking

at the Phelps looked heavy, Chad did not show much. Laszlo was the

fastest this morning, he has a longer range in stroke, I would say

Laszlo. But that won't go down well with the crowd, they love Michael

Phelps. Thank you. Let's look at the key times. 2.20 1am. James Guy

sneaks into the final of the 200 meter freestyle final. Formal

dilemma four gold medals to be won. We will see if Emily Seebohm cannot

win gold in the 100 meter breast Rob final. Mitch Larkin looking to make

it a very special night for them in the men's event and we will see Chad

le Clos with Mark and Michael Phelps in action in the men's 200 meter

butterfly semifinals at about ten past three. That is the swimming

schedule but also let's bring you up-to-date with what is happening in

the tennis. This has been fascinating over the past few days.

If you are with us yesterday he would have seen the Murray brothers

crashed out and Novak Djokovic as well Andy Williams sisters both out

as well. Venus also went the women's singles. Serena Williams taking on a

leak or Nay of France. -- ailing cornet. She was pushed to the end of

the first set, Serena, not out alongside Venus. -- knocked out

alongside. The men's 62 kilograms weightlifting competition is drawn

to a close. Let's bring you up-to-date with what you need to

know. Men's weightlifting appeared at the first modern Olympics and has

featured at every games since 1920 other women's competition only made

its debut in Sydney in 2000. The aim is simple, left the greatest weight

possible. There are two types of lift, the snatch and clean jerk,

competitors must complete but let's and the winner is the person with

the greatest combined weight total. The snatch is ready barbel is waste

is no greater head -- about -- where the boys is raves about the head

with lock arms. It must move to position above their head and after

they are secure they rise and complete the list. The clean and

jerk is performed in two stages, the Queen is ready barbel is gripped

palms downwards and pulled on a single movement from platform the

shoulders. The joke is on the athlete Ben 's and extend the legs

and arms to bring the barbel to full stretch. They must then a standstill

with feet in line with the bar until they are given a signal by the three

judges that the lift is good. Each letter has three attempts in both

the snatch and clean and jerk with a combined total of the highest two

successful lifts determining the overall result. If after three

attempts they failed to register a correct left they will be eliminated

from the competition. Olympic weightlifting requires more than

just great strength, excellent balance, stability and speed is

essential to a weightlifter's quest for glory. It is one of the great

weight of -- weightlifting competitions. Peter's on its site

has set a new best but Oskar Figueroa leads after the snatch

round having lifted 142 kilos. He got silver in London. This is where

we are right now. Figueroa leads with Erawan. John Harker and

Michaela Breese are here. That looks difficult. You don't see

it very often. There is the squad jerk. Why? This is extremely

difficult. Split jerk is the most preferred because if there is any

movement you have a chance to adjust your body underneath the bar with a

squad jerk, you either or you don't. He has posted through five in total,

in the lead just now. Throws his shoulders back, has to work really

hard to stand with the clean. Look at that. If you want to try that at

home make sure your hands are fairly close together, shoulder width

apart, the if you can go into a squat with a broomstick overhead.

Keep your feet flat. The Indonesian. A chance to put himself in the first

spot. Comfortable. Short and sharp. Really good timing on the dip and

drive. Remember, Erawan was on Fortuin the snatch. -- 142. Now the

leaders of in total. Figaro of Colombia has increased the starting

weight to 172. He has adjusted it twice. Really fast underneath the

bar. Kharki has just adjusted his to 173. Now we are not back depending

on what Irawan is doing. We do need to see the Colombian coming, Irawan

has gone up. Figueroa will come out to an

enormous round of applause, his first attempt at 172. This would put

him into the lead. Clean is good, adjust the hands.

Nice. He will lift the Roof. He is in the lead, the lead now set at

314. So, this is a difficult one to call.

Out of the three of these guys on top, Kharki was probably the least

impressive. Remember, this is just his second attempt. He has another

lift if needed. This represents a personal best. By

one kilo. It would put him in the lead. That

looked a struggle. No. He is under pressure now. If you hear any

Cheers, that is from the Colombians, giving their man some breathing

space. Remember, he is the heavier of the two lifters. I think we will

see fig where all coming out on the same weights, forcing Irawan even

heavier on his final attempt. I'm not sure Irawan has the legs to

stand with more, so this could be the list for the gold-medal.

Certainly will confirm his lead. Waiting for quiet.

This, to put himself in first place. It is there. He extends his knee. He

has laid down the gauntlet. Catch me if you can. Still needs to stay

focused just in case one of these guys attempts to upset the party. He

looks exhausted. Absolutely drained. I understand that feeling, when you

drop body weight and you focus for the last two hours he must keep it

together now for one more attempt. He will be hoping he does not need

the last attempt. His opponent was seven kilograms behind after this

match. Mosquera, equal at 142, but is the lighter man. So now Kharki,

if he nails this, it puts him into the silver medal position.

No. He has another lift left though. Not much damaged apart from his

pride. The laps -- laterals would be engaged in that position. I think

that is what you call stacking it. They will need work, lateral by the

looks of things. Shoulder. Well... This may be an anti-climax. We may

already have seen the lift that secures gold. In the background,

going up to 178, so the gauntlet is being laid down to the Colombian.

They are scribbling something we cannot see. 179? Irawan Has gone to

one seven nine. He does not need that, he needs 177. He would force

Mosquera to also lift 179. If he misses, then Mosquera is gold

medallist. This is for an Olympic record.

Olympic record attempt. He has cleaned it. Can he stand? Yes he

can. This will throw down the gauntlet. No. We know one thing for

sure, and that is that Mosquera is the Olympic champion. The question

is, will we see him again? There is something at stake. The Olympic

record. So Irawan we'll settle for silver. And they call on being is

going to come out and have a crack at the Olympic record. He has

secured gold. This is about pride and a place in the record books. The

one man who we believe has the capability.

Of course, the issue is that it is his Olympic record as well. He set

this record back in 2012. He is the Olympic record holder, trying to

break it right now, having already secured gold medal. O Figueroa

Mosquera of Colombia. Strong, clean. Come on, nail it. And

lucky. But he is still gold medallist. And this massive crowd,

full of Colombians, are going nuts for him. But look at the tears of

joy. The gold medallist in the 62 kilograms division. I think we are

about to see a weightlifter retire. You think? This happens... Forgive

me, I have forgotten the name of the Greek lifter. He is leaving his

shoes. He has retired. What a wonderful moment. At the age of 33.

What a way to go out. Figueroa Mosquera. Hugging his coat and

support staff. If you are not choking up back home there is

something wrong with you. What a way to end your career.

Floods of tears. A great story, the Colombian, Figueroa Mosquera, taking

gold. Irawan, of Indonesia, getting silver. One of the big stories from

that event is that the world champion from China, a solid bet for

gold, he did not finish. If you fancy being the next Figueroa

Mosquera, heads to our get inspired website. Punch in your postcode,

find out which club you can go to, and who knows, you may be a

medallist 14 GP in years to come. Let's bring you up-to-date with the

women's singles. Serena Williams playing, we join it was her opponent

serving to stay in the match at 2-5. All of a sudden, tugging at her arm,

shoulder. The forehand coming back at Cornet

very, very quickly. She was scrambling all over the

place. Could not get at the last ball. Great control from Williams at

that point. Using all the court. Wanted to end the point quickly,

Cornet. And we have two match point. Williams desperate to close this

out. No challenge. Consult with the

umpire again. A double fault. Just pressing too

hard. Trying to get a better second serve in.

She converts and number three, Williams. Cornet, winning three in a

row, cannot make it for. Williams goes through 7-6, 6-2.

This appointment in the doubles for Serena and Venus Williams but Serena

turning her powers to the Women's Singles third round. Table tennis

coming up, with Paul Drinkhall taking on a bill Russian

international who is a fantastic player, so he is up against a --

Belarussian. One of the great things about the Olympics... We brought you

weight lifting, dramatic scenes, but we will also bring you other sports

that you do not necessarily see at this time in the Olympics, so let's

have some water Polo tonight. Water Polo has been an Olympic sport

since 1900 in Paris. There are seven players in a team. Six outfield and

a goalkeeper. But they are allowed six reserves and unlimited

substitutions. Substitute are crucial because of the gruelling

nature of the sport. Players are not allowed to touch the bottom of the

pool at any point during the match. The best way to stay upright and

ready is to keep the legs moving alternately in what is known as the

eggbeater motion. There are two metre and five metre lines. The

attacking team are not allowed to pass the two metres line unless they

have possession of the ball or the poll is already in that area. If an

attacking player is filed within five metres of gold the referee can

award a penalty shot. If the file is committed further out than five

metres a free throw is awarded. Goalkeepers may use both hands at

once but out to players can only use one hand at a time. The game is

split into four quarters of eight minutes but a game usually lasts for

over an hour because it is regularly stopped and started. Each quarter

begins with both teams lined up on their goal line and when the referee

blows the whistle the teams sprint towards the ball in the centre of

the court. A shot clock controls shooting time because when in

possession teams only have 30 seconds to shoot at goal.

Serbia and the red-hot favourite but Croatia are Olympic champions. We

are heading to the Aquatic Centre, and your match commentator, Mark

Tompkins. Forequarters of eight minutes long.

We will have the swim off to Germany will get first control of the ball.

-- route to determine who. Meyler Stepanek which will be the

starting goalkeeper from Montenegro. Josep avec will start for Croatia.

The group stages of the men's water polo. Croatia winning the swim off

by some distance. Andelo Setka giving his side first

control of the ball. The first goal of the game inside the opening

seconds, what a start for Croatia. Sandro Sukno gets the opening goal.

Great elevation, off the side of the bar and in -- off of the side.

Croatia with a great chance of a second goal. That is a fine save.

The Sandro Sukno of the match. The ball turned over. Croatia losing

because of the early goal. Montenegro or nicknames the red

sharks. -- are nicknamed. A fresh gritty

start to the game, just over halfway through the first quarter. Vladimir

showing some displeasure at his side's play. Not far to come for

these athletes, just about a ten minute Drive to the village from the

Olympic Park where the water polo venue is. A very colourful site as

you drive past with the flags of the respective nations draped over the

tower blocks. Montenegro again looking for the

equaliser. Inside the ten seconds on the shot clock.

Croatia's number seven is a swimming up. Montenegro with a chance that

the extra player. Did not take the advantage with their first one.

Taking advantage with their second. Darko Brguljan with his first goal,

Montenegro's first goal of the game. What a great strike. There was

nothing on it but Luka Bukic seemed to find a way past. Seems to lose

the opportunity but arises out of the water to find the low shot.

Croatia have played Montenegro twice at the Olympics, won one and lost

one. This one, back to all square. We thought this might be a tight

game. Good save by Pavic. They've not had

the best of times since Ryu ditch -- left them. Bounces over the top,

well struck shot, the ball complain all directions of the surface of the

water. -- can fly in. Montenegro back on the attack. A

fine stop from Pavic. A really good stopped by the keeper, 196

international games to his credit. The Olympiakos goalkeeper. Named the

best goalkeeper in the 2015 world league. He is no slouch between the

posts. The final few seconds of the first quarter.

It is a good deflection and it finds its way into the top corner. Darko

Brguljan has his second goal of the game. It is flicked in from Garcia.

Six seconds left on the clock for Croatia to find themselves a slender

lead to take into the second quarter. Good save by the keeper.

There goes the hooter for the end of the first quarter. We shall be back

for the second quarter very shortly. Reminder, 2am we shall cross to yet

more pool action because we are going to the swimming pool and all

eyes are on James Guy, can he win another medal for Team GB? That is

about to 21 AM in the men's 200 meter freestyle. We will bring

up-to-date with what you can watch right now, there is beach volleyball

if you like on BBC Four that is live, Canada against Italy. Italy

won their opening match 2- against Austria on opening day of the games.

If you want some Button action, there is table tennis. We'll keep an

eye on Paul Drinkhall, in the last 16 of the men's table tennis. The

first Briton to reach that stage since 1992, following this match.

We'll keep up-to-date with that. And also when the women's hockey, the

Netherlands are the team to beat as the reigning Olympic world champions

but keep a lookout for Argentina because they could win the gold

medal. They are taking on Japan, that is available on the Red Button.

They are 2-0 up against Japan. To help you make even more of your

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It appears at judging by my timeline on social media that you are loving

the water polo, great news for us. Let's go back for the second quarter

of Croatia against Montenegrin and rejoin our commentator, Mark

Tompkins. -- Montenegrin. Antonio Petrovic trying to get Montenegrin

the ball. But just beaten to it by Croatia.

Turnover ball back with the goalkeeper. Both sides have been

fairly disciplined, this might have been more of a physical battle. We

have only seen a couple of exclusions for 20 seconds so far.

I'm sure that will increase as the game goes on. Inside the final ten

seconds on the clock. If the shot doesn't come in on the

ten seconds it goes to the other side, it has been one back by

Serbia. Paskovic winning it back. You cannot

go on at the two meter box unless you have the ball. Complaining that

he was being fouled by Klikovac. The turnover foul gives Montenegrin

the ball back again. Croatia are a very defensive side. They need to

get the shot in quickly, which they have done. Pushed away by Pavic.

Good save! The clock was ticking down to get the shot away, but a

fine stop from Milos Scepanovic, tipping the ball away one-handed.

They will be one player light. Janovic out for 20 seconds. Croatia

have not managed to make the man advantage count. It is back with

Milos Scepanovic. Drasko Brguljan. Four steals so far

in the first half. Great goal. Great goal. Virtually never left the

service of the water from Antonio Petra -- Petkovic, really good shot

Josip Pavic, disappointed not to Josip Pavic, disappointed not to

keep it out. Paskovic, with a shot, kept out by

the Croatian goalkeeper. A well spotted turnover again and

Montenegrin win it back with consummate ease at the moment. Could

save again. Straight at the goalkeeper. Pavic Makes the save.

Both goalkeepers in good form so far in this game.

Montenegro just missed out on medals in 2008 and 2012. Finishing fourth.

A player is down once again, Alexander Radovic is penalised. Can

Croatia make the extra player count? Yes, they can, is the answer.

Finally, some joy in front of goal. Buric, with the shot, and we are

back to a tied game, 3-3. line-up, Buric, 35, the oldest

player in the team, just a little bit older than the goalkeeper,

Pavic. He would call it experience though, and rightly so. 143

international matches, three Olympic Games for Buric, this is his fourth.

The final few seconds of the first half. No foul is Montenegro go in

search of the goal that would give them the lead again. And Croatia

grabbed the lead right on the stroke of half-time interval. A second of

the game for Sukno and it was all down to the vision of Pavic, picking

out Sukno. Beyond the goalkeeper. It is the turn of Croatia to lead now,

by 4-3. The last shot of the half comes in, blocked by the goalkeeper.

Entertaining, between these big powerhouses of water Polo. The

halfway point in the Aquatic Centre, Croatia 4-3 Montenegro.

What a great match and if you want to continue watching live it is

online. On cable digital satellite, available on the Red Button. Table

tennis coming up for you. And we will show you what happens in the

woman's rugby sevens gold medal match, after the headlines. Tom

Daley and Dan Goodfellow took bronze in the synchronised ten metres

platform, well done them. And our boy Ed Ling took bronze in the trap

competition. Great Britain's men come forth in the all-round final

after Louis Smith comes off the pommel horse. Defeat to New Zealand

and Canada ruined British chances of a medal in the Women's Rugby sevens.

And a wonderful celebration for the first Brazilian gold of the games,

Rafaela Silva, in the judo, and just look at the seams. Amazing stuff.

This is how we line up this evening. Plenty of action to come.

Paul Drinkhall's match starts at 1:30 a.m.. James Guy in a final at

2:21 a.m.. Michael Phelps races in 40 minutes after that. Just to make

the superstars in the swimming pool for these games. -- just two of the

superstars. The greatest Olympian in history!

Fantastic, a new world record. My goodness me, Le Clos wins gold. The

new champion is Missy Franklin of the USA. It is gold and a world

record for Hosszu. The silver, Jazz Carlin, a wonderful silver medal for

Great Britain. Look at that! Great swimming from the Australian! The

gold medal goes to James Guy of Great Britain. Adam Peaty takes

Olympic gold for Great Britain! Wonderful scenes from the swimming

pool, we will be there with Helen and the team very shortly. But as he

tells you, disappointment for British woman in the rugby sevens,

who played so well but missed out on the bronze medal. The gold medal

match was between Australia and New Zealand.

Emily Cherry. Sarah Goss. The work they overlap, the long pass.

McAllister. She scores the first try of the gold medal final. New Zealand

take the lead. Good step, try. Sharon Parry will be disappointed,

the flier in the Australian site, wants to just open up both sides. No

mistake. Or is that about? Great finish. What a tackle. Get it to

quirk. Delivers. Alysia quirk. That could be a yellow. It is. A yellow

card to Woodman. Quirk. Hanging onto it, fires it long. A great chance

for Australia to score their second try. And they do.

Cherry gets away and nobody will catch you. Green. Australia

extending their lead in the gold medal final. Outstanding try.

Woodman, when very, medal final. Outstanding try.

Woodman, when -- one very angry young lady, she knows she has cost

her side. Casslick four. She could go on her own. And she does. It

would not have been a final without her contribution, the outstanding

player of the tournament. I agree. This woman is the number one player

of this tournament. She is the difference between the teams. Quirk,

with the tackle. McAllister. Nothing can stop her at the moment, as she

goes over for the second New Zealand try. It may be too late but

McAllister has made her mark on the final. A wonderful first ever

Olympic sevens final. Woodman. One of the great finishers, she has her

say in the final. 24-15 for the moment. Australia lead. New Zealand

scored the last try. But the head is down. She knows it is a losing

cause. New Zealand have lost to Australia. 24-17.

Many congratulations to Australia. The men get under way tomorrow in

the first match of the men's competition, Team GB take on Canada.

Then it will be all eyes on New Zealand. Sonny Boo Williams, a Rugby

World Cup winner in 2015, all eyes on sunny Bill Williams. Our next

destination is the swimming pool. We are heading to the Aquatic Centre,

let's join Helen. Have you recovered from last night?

Just about. But I need to hang on to Rebecca. We have just seen Michael

Phelps's baby boy. Just as Michael begins his quest to get the title

from Le Cloc. So cute. I miss my little one! And the baby might have

something to celebrate later on. All the big names will be in the pool

tonight. Phelps, Ledecky, Le Clos. But what do reckon of James Guy's

chances? He scraped in in eighth, but anything can happen. He has

looked tired, not his usual self, he has not made personal bests, but

even if he does not medal, I think he will be really happy if he comes

out having made a strong time. Does he like to be the underdog? At the

World Championships last year he burst onto the scene, took gold and

silver. There was a lot of talk for him and it does not come off for

him/her, but what about tonight? He is a great racer. It is an amazing

opportunity. He is kind of swimming into the meet. And having seen Adam

and Jazz last night, that must have lifted him. We talked about the

positive effect of the Adam Peaty and Jazz Carlin medals on the team.

That is definitely a good thing. Siobhan O'Connor, after her heats,

said it has a positive impact on the group and they all want to carry it

on. What will it do for Hannah and Siobhan, blind semifinals tonight?

Hannah has a bit more work to do. But this is not her main event. She

said it is a bonus event. Siobhan, she looked fantastic this morning.

So controlled. So smooth. She did not look like she was having to push

it save heart. Hosszu, obviously she is in there, but in a separate

semifinal. So it'll be interesting, I hope she breaks British record.

Plenty to look forward to tonight. It is interest. And all the big

names are out. I'm going to go and cuddle baby boomer. We will be back

with you shortly but let's spin around the venue to show you what is

happening and all available for you at the touch of a Button. A lot of

people said they love the beach volleyball, that is good because it

is available on BBC for a few fancy some Italy against Canada. Of

course, we would love it if you stayed with us on BBC One from

streaming finals coming up. We have a bit of hockey for you as well on

the Red Button. Argentina take on Japan. However, if tennis is your

thing and you want some Australia and Japan, Kay Nishikori taking on

John Millman is on centre court available online. Novak Djokovic,

who we saw yesterday evening go out in the singles, is back on Court

number one representing Serbia in the doubles. Croatia taking a

Montenegro. We left it at half-time, Croatia leading by 5-4. Although I

think they scored again. That is available online.

I wonder how many people woke up this morning in the UK and heard

about Adam Peaty and got out the slimming goggles and the bathers and

dive into the pool. Let remind ourselves of the four men who won

gold in the pool. David Wilkie is at the least superb. It is a new world

record for Great Britton. He has come back marvellously. It is a gold

medal for Duncan Goodhew. This is quite extraordinary. There

is oceans of clear blue water between Adam Peaty and the rest of

the world. Absolutely fantastic. Adam Peaty takes Olympic gold for

Great Britton by an absolute street. Olympic champion, gold medal, Adam

Peaty of Great Britton. A night that will live long in the memory. We are

concentrating this evening on the swimming finals, back to the pool

and Helen and Rebecca very shortly. James Guy's final at 221 AM. Could

we look at another medal for Team GB? That bring up-to-date with the

gymnastics today. -- let's bring you.

Where will we go with yes to this? Where will we put our money? It

could go anywhere. Come on. Now he needs a big dismount. Beautiful

double straight with Phil twist. Fabianski from Russia on pommel

horse. Russia going good, that was a great routine. Things not going to

plan for Japan. That was a beautiful turn and half twist. Such an

exciting dynamic young gymnast. Six star value, it will be hard, and

wow, it was well landed as well. That was right on the top of his

game. These guys are making these enormously difficult vaults look so

simple. Alex Naddour, the 25-year-old, fourth highest

qualifier on vault as a team for the US, what can they do here? A super

controlled 22 in the pipe pike position. USA will not sit down and

roll over. Regarded as the finest gymnast on the planet. Absolute

style, beautiful, full of grace all the way through. That is how you

land a parallel bars routine, isn't it? Max Whitlock on high bar,

working on all six bees of apparatus, doing everything he can

to get Great Britton that Olympic medal. Here comes the dismount and

he is quick and speedy on the double twist and the double straight. Three

excellent Borbridge teams from the British lads. China on their way.

Japan leave Russia in second. China in third and Great Britain are in

fourth. I think that was four. Itchy mirror, -- issue mirror, lovelies

triple twist. Lewis, we need you now. What a shame. To date it was

not his day. As it stands it is Japan, China, Great Britain, where

Russia going to finish? All eyes are on the scoreboard? It is a silver

medal for the Russians. Japan get a gold medal.

Well done Japan, disappointment for Team GB in the men's final. We shall

be concentrating on the women's gymnastic final. All eyes shortly on

the American team, especially Simone Biles, red-hot favourite for the

gold medal. Adam Peaty's success winning a gold medal in the pool and

Jazz Carlin cosmic remarkable comeback missing at London 2012 foot

we've been learning about their training regimes, we're looking at

the four-year sacrifice. Four years, 208 weeks, 126 million,

144,000 seconds. That is the time period, the defining time period,

that articulates both the peril and privilege of being an Olympian. The

thing that got me into cycling was this dream of being able go to the

Olympic Games and compete for Great Britain. Every year you do come

every day you train, is for the Olympics to be your best there. It

will be challenging, it will be tough, but this is what we live for.

This creates the stakes. One tiny error on the grand stage and you

have to wait for years to correct it. The defending champion thrown

out for two false starts. Sometimes you never get a chance to correct

it. I've never actually hit the wall we talk about in the marathon but I

hit it with a bang in affluence. It took a lot of time to mentally and

physically get back. I did feel I had let a lot of people down. You

get one shot to get it right in four years and you always think it could

be your last chance to win Olympic gold. You could be introduced for

the rest of your life as an Olympian, that means something to

the world. Fundamentally the Olympic Games is not what happens in the

spotlight, this is stuff we never see, the training bases, the

altitude camps, the 5:30am on a frosty morning in February when all

you want to do is stay in bed. If you have a life when you're

preparing for the Olympics then you aren't doing it right. It is so hard

to train and go up and down the black line 400 times in one day. I

have to get up savagely early and flog ourselves up and down this lake

and Ms weekends. These are not things it masochistically enjoy,

these are the price of success. What looks like an awful way to live your

life for us is normal, that routine is part of who they are and how they

live their life and therefore you just get on with it. Once you get

that feeling of being on the podium, you just want that. You say, I'm

tired, I'm going for a run. I need to get up. You have to sustain your

motivation for four years and make sacrifices for four years. You have

to make strangers of your family for four years. My life has essentially

been overtaken by a long jumper. Greg missed our first scan, he

almost missed my niece's first birthday. He misses a lot -- Milo's

Pavic deck. Being a dad is more important than being at -- and

athletes to him. As among it is difficult to fully switch off from

thinking about your child and if I didn't put 100% in and was just

wasting time it would be awful. I need to know that I'm doing this for

really good reasons and he will be able to look back and be like, wow,

look what man has done. When you get onto the stage itself, the

psychological danger flips. The problem now is not motivation, but

fear. You want to perform so much that you become paranoid that you

want. The key to being successful in that moment is being able to manage

your emotions and be able to maintain a sense of calm and being

present. Now has to look like I know what I'm doing and I'm in control.

The thing I love the most is that adrenaline. I love the fact that

when I walk into the velodrome I've realised that this is happening and

that kind of emotional feeling I get and I know I'm so ready for that

moment. There is an essential cruelty and sport. The juxtaposition

of the dreams, sacrifices of so many anti-top of the podium reserved for

just one. There is a cruelty to in that after an epic journey measured

in years, success and failure are measured in fractions. 1.8 seconds

is how long it takes to do one dive. All six of my dives are over faster

than Usain Bolt's race. It isn't just starting a and suddenly finding

yourself on the top of the podium, it takes so many setbacks and

setbacks and injuries and moments where you question if you want to

continue doing your spot to actually get you to that point and that is

what makes it so much sweeter when you achieve it. Ultimately it is how

we deal with the setbacks and challenges, how we deal with the

consequences of losing and winning that make us who we are.

Matthew reporting, who represented Great Britain in table tennis in

1992 in Barcelona and the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. Perfectly

setting up more live sport for you. It has been a super day for Paul

Drinkhall, these are live pictures, becoming only the third Briton to

reach the last 16 in the Olympic table tennis competition, beating

Croatia's Andre Gurteen. Looking to match the achievement of Devon and

Douglas in 1998 and can't bring in 1992, he has booked a place in the

fourth round against Batman, Vladimir Samsonov of Belarus. We

have live Slammy and coming up but let's eat to live to Riocentro -- to

Rio central. Moving well, getting around the backhand side of the

table to make us strong forehand topspin. Drinkhall is a senior

member of the England team who earlier this year at the world team

Championships in Malaysia got a bronze medal. The first time for

over 20 years in with have medalled at the World Championships. It was a

fine team performance. Paul Drinkhall contributing significantly

along with Liam Pitchford and Sam Walker.

Drinkhall was an outstanding junior, on the European Cadet Championships

and the European Junior Championships. That is the under 14

and under 18 age groups. Samsonov just winning three

consecutive points. So consistent is the Samsonov once

he forces his opponent away from the table. Does not make many mistakes.

Has got to put him under pressure. Just miss timing the backhand

topspin. Edge ball. A bit of good fortune for

Britain's Paul Drinkhall, the halfway stage of this first game.

5-5. You can see how the ball went upwards, that demonstrates it has

caught the edge of the table rather than the side of the table. He did

all the hard work. Excellent backhand down the line to set up

beforehand topspin, slightly mistimed it. Tactics were good.

Execution unfortunately not quite as good.

Having been on 04 down, took a 6-5 lead. Excessive top spin. And again

the players taking the opportunity, both of them, two towel down, as

they can, every six points. That was a great backhand clock.

Vladimir... He came back with speed. A great flick. Samsonov, renowned

for his delicate touch. A well-placed flick right in the

corner of the table. Perfect placement.

And top-spin, putting Samsonov under pressure, but he managed to spin it

back each time. And the player from Belarus now has a 1-point lead.

Top-spin to top-spin rally. And it was England... Britain's polled Paul

Two game points for Vladimir Samsonov, Drinkhall just taking his

time. He has his two serves to come, still a chance, but he must take

both of these points first, first coming up.

Well done Paul Drinkhall, great rally, Samsonov spinning it back

away from the table, Drinkhall waited for the opportunity then

whipped one down-the-line. Good tactics. That is one out of one. Can

you take the second point with his serve to take this game to 10-10?

Taking his time. The serve drifted long. Samsonov Get in with a

forehand top-spin and takes the first game, 11-9.

You can see the serve just drifting long. Samsonov Can then play a

stronger top-spin. Exactly what he does. Punches the air with delight.

And the players, with their coaches, they have one minute to take on

board advice. 11-9, Vladimir Samsonov of Belarus wins against

Paul Drinkhall of Britain. His coach has done a wonderful job with Team

GB players, performing some of their best table tennis in 2016. Bronze

medal at the world team Championships with the -- polled

Paul Drinkhall, Liam Pitchford, and Drinkhall has already defeated two

players ranked above him in a great tournament, but he is trailing

having lost the first game here 11-9. Both players back at the

table. Second game, Paul Drinkhall of Team GB to serve. Great rally.

Both players playing on the diagonal. Drinkhall, playing the

forehand from the backhand side. Little bit of good fortune for

Drinkhall, very quick to raise his arm and acknowledge his good

fortune. One thing is for sure, Vladimir Samsonov will not let it

upset him. He will just focus on the next point. That was a good backhand

down the line. Drinkhall, already moving for the forehand, but just

cannot quite get across. Drinkhall, playing with good power.

Putting Samsonov under pressure. Again it is Drinkhall making the

better start. Leading 4-0 in the first game, and leading now in the

second game, can he keep it going? A wonderful return of serve. That was

the last thing Drinkhall expected. Wonderful tactics.

Three points each. Two very good returns of service from Samsonov.

What a great counter top-spin from Drinkhall, anticipated the top-spin

down-the-line, Samsonov goes for it, look at the top-spin and the side

spin, bending away from Vladimir Samsonov.

Interesting tactics from Samsonov, forcing Drinkhall away from the

table, but he did not go for the rocket, just played consistent

top-spin, kept the initiative, kept Drinkhall away from the table, who

did very well to return the top-spin, but clever tactical play

from the 40-year-old from Belarus. Consistent top-spin winning the

point for Samsonov. Time-out called by Drinkhall, each

player is entitled to one per match, it is only used when the player

feels that his opponent has the momentum. Samsonov, winning the last

three points. And if Drinkhall goes 0- two down that is a mountain to

climb against the number seven seed. So, I think, a good call by Great

Britain's Paul Drinkhall. He will be hoping to compose himself and will

be hoping that the break in play takes the momentum away from

Vladimir Samsonov. Alan Cooke played in the first ever Olympic Games,

when table tennis made its debut, in 1988, he had a good tournament. In

those days it was eight groups of eight. The top two went through, he

finished third in his group. Otherwise he would have qualified

for the last 16 when it became the knockout stage. Now it is knockout

from the word go. You lose your first game and you are out of the

tournament. 6-4. Samsonov To serve. So good with

the control, Vladimir Samsonov. Clients around the table. Very good

hands, good feeling. He is able to touch it delicately over the net. A

very fine touch skill. He is able to play with an enormous amount of

power. He just overhead that forehand top-spin down-the-line.

Always more difficult going down-the-line than across the table.

The target is that little bit shorter.

Drinkhall, now with his two serves to come.

Fishing a little bit away from the table, scrambling the ball back.

Samsonov, taking the initiative, forcing Drinkhall away from the

table, who did everything he possibly can to get back into the

rally, but he is now three points adrift.

What a backhand down the line. Took it straight off the balance. This

really is throwing caution to the wind. Just look at the backhand.

Samsonov, not even attempting to go for it, he could not believe the

speed which it rocketed down-the-line at.

Samsonov, edging toward 11 points. Drinkhall, he needs this point. And

he was unlucky. That was a good return of serve. The long, fast push

into the Samsonov backhand, but the control of the 40-year-old is quite

amazing. Four game point to the 40-year-old from Belarus. This time

backhand top-spin down-the-line, off the end of the table, Samsonov takes

the second game, 11-6. He now leads 2-0.

Paul Drinkhall up against it against a Vladimir Samsonov, ranked number

nine in the world, one of the very few players who can trouble the best

Chinese players in the world. It continues on the Red Button. If you

want to continue watching that, it is on the Red Button. Let's go live

to Helen, a big night of swimming finals.

So much to look forward to in the swimming pool, James Guy is chasing

a medal, but let's get stuck into the woman's semifinal of the 200

freestyle. Just to the front of your shot is

Missy Franklin of the USA. Four gold medals in 2012. Fastest qualifier,

Micky Yule' -- McKeon of Australia. Barrett is in two for Australia. The

London 2012 bronze medallist. Medallist all over here. The first

semifinal of the women's 200 metres freestyle. And they must be careful

because the second semifinal is absolutely stacked, I would not be

surprised if gold, silver, and broadens comes from the second

semifinal. But this is the first. This morning it was McKeon and

Bonnie in good form. Barrett and Franklin have some history of... But

it looks like McKeon leading them out. Strong, beautiful one stroke

from the gold medallist in the 400 freestyle relay. A world

record-setting Australian team, I think you mentioned them. Women's

freestyle, originally called the Australian crawl when they first

name did. And they have dominated. Bonnie and direct taking the lead.

This is the least this is how she swam the heat. Interesting at the

top of the shop, four, three, two, all of them starting to push the

pace and it looks like maybe in three at the moment Shen of China,

six at the World Championships leading with 150 to go. It is

Barrett second and now the charge will come. It looks like it is at

the top of the picture. I think it is lame to be as you mentioned. The

19-year-old from China coming strongly through. All the way 1-5.

They have dropped lanes six. Missy Franklin will struggle to make the

final. Shen of China, looks like she's going very well inside the

last five metres. She might win his first semifinal of the women's 200

free. She does. On first six .0. -- one. Missy Franklin, eight. A great

swing from Shen. The 19-year-old Chinese lady, very strong down the

third 50. He received the start from where we are commentating. We can

see that view. Coming down the first length was Shen. The Chinese with

the Black cap on. And here in the line. This was the slower of the two

semifinals. The fastest three in the world next year in the next

semifinal, so important to get one of the top three places, I think.

Looking over Shen had a quick look when she touched the wall. Two

halves in that first semifinal, Shen McEwan and Bonnie and Barrett in

1.56 six and a half and then it goes to 1:57.3. I feel like I need to

properly welcome you to the pool for the finals tonight, lots to look for

a two. James Guy going for a medal in the 200 men's freestyle and

Siobhan-Marie O'Connor and Hannah Miley going on semifinals but why

now we're looking at Superstars elsewhere around the globe. Missy

Franklin, four gold medals in London, her four-year cycle hasn't

been brilliant, not grey form this year, what is going on? She just

seems to have gone off the boil. In 11, 12 and 13 she was the new star,

she was like Katie Ledecky now, she had an injury and started

university, so I would say, leave school. No, she's had lots of

distractions. She came eight and sometimes you got to remember, being

at the top for long time takes a lot out of you physically and mentally.

Judge Dott she's just out of sorts. She has been asked to do a lot, but

a lot of functions and charities in hospitals and she does everything

but if we speak about the old guard, Pellegrini in the next semifinal, as

you mentioned Camilla Jacqui and Sjostrom, what about Pellegrini, can

G up there in the medals? The great thing for Pellegrini is she's been

at the top of her game for so long. It is her world record and the World

Championships last year she got a silver medal and she is Olympic

champion from 2008. She is on the watch. I'm so excited about Katie

Ledecky, I think we saw her in the 4x100 freestyle in the first day

when she did a fantastic 100 metres split and then broke the world

record in the 400 metres, personally I think it is the thread but

Pellegrini is wanting to get on the podium so she will fight for a plate

in trying to swim of Katie and Sarah at the same time. This isn't Katie's

favourite event. She is aiming for medals. Least favourite, is the

sprint event for her, really. I think she will enjoy this one more

because you do when it is not your main event, it is not as much

pressure, no one expects her to get gold as much as they do in the 400

and 800. The pressure is off her a little and she used it as a bit of

fun and something that is a bit different and to be honest I think

she wants the four gold medals from this week. She or he has won silver

and one gold, but she will want to add to that. This is the challenge,

this event, because before in the bag broke the world record of eight

she has in the back, she will win the 800 freestyle, this is the

challenge and champions like challenges. It is worth pointing out

this feels like a special place just now because we seem to of the

women's swimming world but now we're surrounded by the families of

champions, the Phelps clan are here, they will lose Becchio minutes, she

is desperate for a couple with Boomer and Chad le Clos, you got up

with the Phelps clan, how are they feeling? They were loving it, I

jokingly said will be Michael Posner plus experience and they went yes.

They went, my God, he has got more time. They are loving it. I said

Boomer would remember it but I'm sure you will record it and do it on

playback on day. More than enough pictures of Boomer, hundreds of

photographers to catch a glimpse of the Phelps clan. It is time for the

second semifinal now. The second semifinal is absolutely

stacked. The fastest qualifiers, Katie Ledecky of the USA but we have

the world record holder and Pellegrini and the great Lodygin,

can she win -- Katie Ledecky? Fostered in the world this year.

Here is Federico Pellegrini, Olympic champion from 2008 and world

record-holder, she said the world record six times in this event,

152.9 -- 1:52.98 is the world record. Amazing swimmers walking

out. One of two swimmers who have called ready -- gold-medal already

at these Olympics. The pressure is off. Sjostrom is a brilliance winter

and Katie Ledecky, it might not be her main event that we know her for

but she swam a phenomenal 100 freestyle, sub 53 in the American

really so I think she will be very strong in the 200. What a line-up,

three world record holders and 200 metres freestyle world record holder

of this event is Pellegrini, there is the fork the eight and 1500 metre

world record-holder, Katie Ledecky. And in five, Sarah Sjostrom, Sweden.

World record-holder in the 1500 fly. Tomorrow's final will be fireworks.

And a slightly slower first semifinal, so this could be

interesting. Absolutely, we could see five of these swimmers get

through. It is always easy when it does it

and the names on the hand. She is in lane eight but she is a European

silver medallist. Look out! Semifinal number two. The faster of

the two semifinals. The centre lanes, three, four, five and six,

Pellegrini, the Dickey, still strong and Coleman. The Swedes next to each

other with the yellow caps having a very good dive and first couple of

strokes out of the surface. You cannot out of print or swimmers

right now. They contribute it last such a significant final session for

me. And Adam Peaty, that makes and the three of them broke the world

record in their events, very dramatic height of swimming and to

come back and battle it out for the 200, look at straws trim. Coleman is

nearest to us, very steady. She is and very smooth but she is working

hard. What is really interesting, look at the decades leading in the

centre, she is hammering down this first 100, she is not a sprinter,

world record-holder in the four, eight and 1500 Suite -- freestyle

but first a turn, 50 5.6 and she is working really hard that it 55.6.

She looks very good in the yellow hat in the leading group. Pellegrini

is renowned, black cap three from the top, round for coming back

strongly on the second 100 metres. The two Black Caps keep an eye, is

just is three, thought. These three women should battle it out for, I

think the gold, silver and bronze tomorrow. Much quicker than the

first semifinal. This is fascinating full stop Sarah Sjostrom are

breathing away from Katie Ledecky in the Black hat and children is going,

she is trying to go away, the decking is trying to work very hard

but the speed of the straws trim -- Sarah Sjostrom, they are to test

other they don't need to is fast and decking is hammering the last 50. I

think shows that Sarah Sjostrom will get the touch. Very close. Look at

that, 1:54.65, -- -- .8 seconds. She is looking at the club going, I

think so. I agree, that was significant, I don't think the

decking -- Katie Ledecky did not want to lose that, there is Sjostrom

much stronger in the last few metres. Very interesting. Did the

relay, lead of last year, did a faster time than Katie Ledecky's

individual win. You are right, private battles between these two

are not necessarily known for the 200 free, this is the third turn.

Katie Ledecky going earlier and quicker than Sarah Sjostrom but the

power and strength came from Sarah Sjostrom at the end. It certainly is

and I'm not a professional phase reader but that smile, the cheeky

smile that sort of says I did it, I was head-to-head and I won that

battle, think that is one up to Sarah Sjostrom. It all even the

matters to make the final, but a nice glide in. There are nice. That

is a nice touch too on the right forearm. The two Swedish swimmers

doing very well. I think Coleman qualified as well in fifth place. We

will see that shortly but the two Swedes having a great semifinal. The

second semifinal was quick, Sarah Sjostrom winning it with Katie

Ledecky second. A fascinating battle and Pellegrini will certainly be in

the final tomorrow. Four qualify. Interesting, very clear definition

in the first four and then there is a split. A second gap between fourth

and fifth. Sarah Sjostrom goes on fastest, Katie Ledecky second,

Pellegrini third, all from that final heat. What a final tomorrow

night that will be. Granted it is only a semifinal but unusual for

Katie Ledecky to touch the wall second. What effect will that have

on her head? She has never lost a race at a major meat, so I don't

think she will like that, it was strange that over the last 25 metres

Sarah Sjostrom swam away from her because you would think Katie would

have the back end and the injuries, so I think that was a bit of a shock

to us all that she could be playing games. It is fascinating in the

sense you have Pellegrini as the 200 freestyle world record holder and

Sarah Sjostrom comes from butterfly to freestyle and Sprint butterfly,

she has that turn of speed at the end and I think she played and knew

she had more in the end, I thought Katie Ledecky would bring back

because no deck it does -- Katie Ledecky is an animal, but it showed

a complete different race, that is fascinating for tomorrow. And a

cheeky smile from Sarah Sjostrom that I think said game on. Jason.

Thank you. We will that with you shortly. That bring you up-to-date

with what is happening in the table tennis. Paul Drinkhall representing

Team GB in his last 16 match against Vladimir Samsonov, the world number

nine in complete control of this match. Three games up, that is

available on the Red Button. Protest that if you want to continue the

live table tennis. As for the tennis, this happened a short time

ago, Novak Djokovic representing Serbia, beaten last night by Qun Ma

Team Bella Gotrel -- on Mateen Del Potro in immense symbols and is now

out of the men's doubles losing too Brazil. Marcelo Melo and Bruno

Soares. This is happening on Centre Court. Kay Nishikori. A setup, too

one up in the second set and looking good. That fellow looks really

tired. There we go come if you want that is

available online. Back to Helen in the pool. James Guy is world

champion in the 200 meter freestyle, tonight he is chasing a medal in

that very event. Out of the pool, he likes to do something not many

swimmers get stuck into. It is very unusual for Ivanovic

athletes does look for other big athletes to being gauged and

fishing. I've been fishing for years and love it, obsessed. A great way

to shut down and shut off from swimming and have something really

different. It isn't all about pace, it is about what bait you use and

float, it is a way to relax and enjoy myself.

This is going to be really close... James Guy, Champion, 200 metres

freestyle! Well done, sir. To get another medal was pretty special.

Success at Rio would be getting a personal best, is that because two

medal territory. And to do Great Britain and by family proud. They

have done so much for me, so to pay back then. It will be a dogfight to

the finish. I will try my best. He trains in the south but he is a

proud Northerner. We are all behind you, James, good luck. Do your

thing. A controversial character, line four

Sun Yang almost setting himself up as the villain. The two metres

freestyle. The world record holder is in six. And right at the top, Le

Clos, he will be a really fast. What will happen? They will swim four

lengths really quickly and three people will get medals. James Guy, I

am not sure. He has got to be in amongst it. I want to get amongst it

early. I don't want him fighting back on the last hundred. We saw

that in the World Championships. That piece of film and we have just

seen. He came back strongly against Sun Yang. But he has got to swim a

little differently, in Elaine Aigner Sun Yang. But he has got to swim a

little differently, in Elaine Lane eight. The world-record holder,

Biedermann. Big breath. Come on, James. The final of the men's 200

metres freestyle. A fantastic start on the right-hand side your shot.

Look at that. He is a body length ahead of the rest after 50 metres.

Le Clos, he will go, try to hold it, hang in there, and it is whether the

rest can catch him. That is a crazy first 50 metres. James Guy is going

very well, 1.3 seconds behind the leader, in third position, possibly

second, closest to us, you cannot quite see him, but he is second.

Dwyer is going well in three. But surely this is much too fast, and

the far side, away from everybody, look at this, he is leading by

nearly a second. It is crazy. Dwyer is enjoying it in three. He is

sporting Le Clos and hunting him down, taking the field with them. I

cannot imagine Le Clos will hold this. And ominously Sun Yang is

coming through. Well they have anything left to the final 50? Look

at how deeply has gone. He cannot hold his breath on that one. That

really hurts. Le Clos, hanging on, but Sun Yang, in pink, is he going

to win this? James Guy still going relatively well but the rest of the

field is overtaking him. Le Clos, still going well, but Sun Yang will

take the gold. A brave, silver medal for Le Clos South Africa. And James

Guy has just been touched out in fourth position, by 16 hundredths of

a second. So close to a bronze medal. What an exciting race. Le

Clos, he was hanging in there, and has an African record. Showing on

the clock. I thought the whole thing would fall off. But his arms would

fall to the bottom and he would not finish the race. What guts. What a

great swim. But the pacing of Sun Yang, it was perfect. He is nobody's

favourite. If he is not careful he will start getting some boos. Le

Clos The start -- Le Clos, his start! We have seen Michael Phelps

do this. There is his mum and dad. They have had some troubles. Both

are getting through cancer. What a brave silver medal. Dwyer, my man,

gets a medal. Remember James Bond... The great big guy, what's his name?

Was it Jaws? Well, that went well! He swims better than he throws his

water cap. Mack Horton called him a drug cheat in his press conference

and got about 2 million responses on the Chinese version of Twitter. He

did, he called him a drugs cheat, saying, well, it is because he took

and drugs. What a final. A brilliant, brave swim from Le Clos.

Dwyer gets bronze. And James Guy, so close, 16 hundredths. I tried to

control it like yesterday but I was unlucky and came fourth. It is

devastating. I can hear it in your voice. It was such an interesting

race, Le Clos went away like a rocket. He is a good guy and uses

his strength under water. I knew I had a chance of coming back fast. I

just missed out unfortunately. Different people swam a different

way. Of course, I realised that at the start of the meet, the worlds

are here and the Olympics are up here. In the first few days I let

this woman control me and I was not in control of the swimming. But I

getting into the meat now, and ready to do it on the last day with the

boys. You are still only 20 and have another couple of Olympic Games in

you. Yes, it has not been the perfect right, but I have enjoyed

it, come forth, and if I was told a few years ago you could make two

Olympic finals I would have taken it. You will now have a bit of a

rest because you have the relay at the end of the week. Yes, looking

forward to that, I will give it everything for Team GB and my

family. Get some rest, we will see you soon. Thank you.

It is almost the worst position, fourth, at one point you thought he

would sneak it. We have seen Le Clos start well and then die off late on,

that's where I thought James would overtake him, but it was still a

good time, only 0.3 from his personal best. He will be pleased on

reflection that he got down to where he wants the time to be. Just a

shame that there's obviously a certain person in that field... He

would have been on the podium were that the case. That is more

devastating, someone who should not even be there. You are talking about

Sun Yang, he served a drugs ban, and it was only announced afterwards, so

not everybody's favourite person. Every athlete wants a clean sport.

We all want lifetime bans to stop people from cheating. Anyway, but...

It was a fantastic race. He did well. He looked like himself, had

more colour back in his face, it looks good for the other coming up

at the of the week. The woman's 100 metres backstroke final. We have to

talk about Hosszu, having a phenomenal week. And a busy week.

Look at this. A heck of a schedule. Swimming at this level in any race

is demanding, they are older mending races. I hope she swims really hard

and is then tired of the race with shop on tomorrow night, I would love

for Siobhan to get a medal. Your wish may come true. Andy, Adrian,

you heard what was said, I am sure you will join in with that opinion!

There is Hosszu, and what an extraordinary world record in the

400 medley. Amazing. But the swimmers who could win this are all

over the place. In layman one, the world champion Emily Seebohm.

Hosszu, in Fife. And the European champion, Nielsen, in seven. The

final of the 100 metres backstroke for women.

I have to say that the winner could come from anywhere. A decent start

at the bottom from Smoliga the USA. Hosszu And Baker will have the race

of their lives. The 19-year-old is looking strong. Anything around 58.5

will win it. Seebohm, going strong, turning first, five hundredths of a

second ahead. She does not want to let this go. By far the fastest

swimmer. At the turn of Kathleen Baker in the centre was quite

brilliant. Coming through in five is Hosszu. Baker in the black cat.

Also, seven, Nielsen. And coming through in three is Fu. Oh my

goodness, Hosszu, in the last few metres, just ripped it. 58.4.

Relatively slow time, but she adds to that brilliant world record,

Hosszu, can you believe it? Very strong in the last five metres. We

saw her schedule. It took just around 58.5 to win it. The rest of

the swimmers did not get down below 58.75. All the swimmers are still in

the pool. Apart from Emily Seebohm who has got out already and is

pretty much walking away from the side of the pool. What a shocking

Olympics for her. She was so disappointed in 2012 to lose out to

Missy Franklin after qualifying fastest. Came second and got the

silver. I think she was seventh in this race. 59.1, far left of your

shot, really off the pace. And she was first to 50 as well. Some of the

swimmers in the outside lanes feel like they're only way of doing it is

to blast out. Caution going to the wind and all that sort of stuff.

Maybe the irrationality goes as well. Sometimes your emotions cannot

control you in these situations. You need to be cold, calm, calculating.

She is. Remind me never to get on swimming. Hosszu, winning gold in

the hundred metres backstroke. Baker, silver, and tied with Fu,

Masse takes bronze. Hosszu, she does not look tired, she

is absolutely fine. How dare she! She just does not slow down. She

accelerated in the last 25 metres. How is she so good in so many

events? I don't know, if I did, I would be making a comeback. It is

one of those things. She races so much. Her husband/ coach have a very

unique relationship. He just goes crazy when she races. He is

exhausting to watch, that man, he is not hard to miss, he has a ponytail

and goes bananas whenever she is in the water. Another couple of bits to

come, after we find out how Paul Drinkhall is getting on. Against the

world number nine Samsonov, who took the first three games, Drinkhall has

since remarkably saved a number of match points to take the game. That

match can be joined live now on the Red Button. Let's hope that

Drinkhall can stay in it. That is live on. Back to Helen. But

on the Red Button. The men's backstroke, already some pretty good

times in the pool and looking down the start list, particularly at the

Americans, this could be really fast. Is that world record going to

go? Think they will get close. Under 52 Crawley Western which one person

has been -- only one person has been under 52. Murphy has been 52.1 as

luck or, if anyone can do it, these are three of the best. They came

close last year so when you add the occasion to this, what kind of

effect does this stage have on your ability to go fast? It gives you the

little extra 1% that the athletes speak about and I spoke with the

individual medley people, sometimes you need 1% and you find it from

somewhere, just from the crowd or see your team-mate or your mum and

dad waving yuan, which you can do here, it is the 1% and for these

guys a will push at each other and they are against the best in the

world, all Hungary for that medal. Take us to this one. You join us

with three swimmers to be presented, that was the favourite, Mitch Larkin

of Australia. Here, the two Americans coming out of a David

Plummer of the USA and Ryan Murphy and four, the fastest two. Would

love to show you Camille Lacourt of France in Lane six and three, four,

five and six are very difficult to choose, but maybe this Guy, Ryan

Murphy. For those Americans it is their first Olympic Games and what

tradition, America have won this event since 1996 and got one and two

of the last Olympics. Plummer a very strong in Lane for. 30 years old in

his first Olympics, father of two, he is a swim coach and he is here.

The USA has a fantastic tradition here. The Australians, his

girlfriend Justine seventh in the 100 metres backstroke, they were

meant to go gold and gold, what will happen here? The USA have won the

last five Olympic gold medals in the men's 100 metres backstroke. Is that

streak in danger? I don't think so, they are likely to do it, Ms didn't

look so good in the semis. You also mentioned Emily as his partner come

he will have to shut that. Speak about existing in a bowl for ten

minutes, you articles that off. He might feel for someone who's

definitely hurting around the back somewhere, but this is his race and

as world champion and someone who has consistently been racing very

well in this event, he has a better chance than the 200. The USA has

gone 1-2 in 2008 and 2012, can they do triple double? Mafi in four and

Plummer in, Larkin and look for -- and the court from France. The

starter help them a long time. The final of the men's 100 metres

backstroke, this will be fascinating. The Americans in the

centre, very good start from Ryan Murphy, 21-year-old from University

of California Berkeley, great start from him. Expect them to get under

the world record but in the first half. Relatively slow 25.3 five. All

of these swimmers in the semifinals are on world record pace and they

are right on it. Underneath world record pace that they brought so

strongly to break 52 seconds. Right now it is Larkin in three but Ryan

Murphy, very strong, still has 25 metres to go. It is anybody's. The

world champion in three, Mitch Larkin is starting to fade. This

looks like it is Ryan Murphy going well with the USA and maybe in five

it is Plummer. It will be close to the gold medal will go to Ryan

Murphy of USA. Yes, it does. Murphy takes gold, China in the silver.

That is fascinating. The bronze to Plummer of the USA and Australia, no

gold medals in the 100 metres backstroke. Men or women. Larkin,

fourth. A great swim from Murphy, very strong into the turn and when

he came out of the water, asserted himself. The first Olympic Games,

brilliant. Came second in their trials and he was the second

American in. Very close to the world record, an Olympic record underneath

52, the only man under 52 and 31 hundredths away from Aaron Peers's

world record. The 21-year-old from University of California. Look how

powerful his thighs. Look at the start. I love watching them start,

flick the hips a little sideways, fascinating to see, but what was

great, is under what is good but the burst to the surface, then he used

energy to go forwards, Larkin had a great turn, better turn, but the

burst to the surface of Murphy wasn't that it was extraordinary.

Clear win, Larkin getting an extra stroke in on the far left. The

Australians expecting given they had the happy world champions men and

women coming into this, they expected the gold and it has been

hungering in America, David Plummer, 30-year-old getting the bronze

medal. First and third, the Americans maintain traditional gold

medal since 96 and one very happy Ryan Murphy, medley relay, a great

lead off with him, and they? Fascinating and a very quick time,

nearly the world record. Three 100s out. Ryan Murphy wins gold, new

world record for him. A massive silver medal for Xu Jiayu. What you

make of Ryan Murphy's time? Wow! And believable. Mark said it before the

race, he thought they would get really close and dip under the 52

seconds to do that is crazy. You can see how happy he was an fight

result. It is bizarre because when he came out he was the only one who

looked a bit like a shrinking violet. He didn't look confident. I

think Murphy swims in America but in the collegiate system and has won

for the last three years and that collegiate system races are so

strong and he broke and smashed her salt's records all over the place.

He is in form and coming in here and doing it. Larkin was world champion

last year and called out, the court has won the world, he blew out, it

shows you when the pressures in the mix and the adrenaline kicks in, you

must be able to do it, Americans tend to love that environment. A

shame from its Larkin The Miz girlfriend also bombed out, it will

be a quiet night in their house. -- from Mitch Larkin and his

girlfriend. Actor Jason to find out how Paul Drinkhall is getting on.

Very much. Paul Drinkhall in his last 16 match against Vladimir

Samsonov of Belarus. Samsonov is number nine in the world, after a

great start winning three games but Drinkhall saved seven match points

to take the fourth. We will show you what happened on the fifth game when

we join up with Drinkhall. Looking like Samsonov isn't dwelling

on the past. Has focused on this fifth game, to act points adrift

with two serves to come. Very fluent backhand and forehand

topspin is from Samsonov. Still, Paul Drinkhall leads 6-4. Two serves

to come. A bit of good fortune from Vladimir

Samsonov. It acknowledges that it, the ball hit the top of the net and

trickled over. No one point in it. -- there is now. The ball down the

line, said it through quite flat, no topspin on the ball. Forcing

Drinkwater left. Six points each now. -- Drinkhall.

It is a great return of serve. Use the spin and side spin with Samsonov

on the ball, flick it wide. Has the side spin and uses it to angle it

wide to the forehand of Samsonov. Clever play by Paul Drinkhall.

Two points against the service. Paul Drinkhall with his two serves to

come. Staying close to the table, looking

to get in. A good flick and there he is, quick on his feet around the

backhand, strong forehand topspin. The return of serve was great, the

forehand down the line. Three-game points for Paul Drinkhall, you can

sense he is beginning to get on top. Currently 3-1 down. But he is

dominating just now, no question. The backhand down the line from

Drinkhall, he takes the fifth game 11 - seven. It is a Vladimir

Samsonov who leads by 3-2. We will show you the conclusion of

that later. It is continuing on the Red Button if you want to watch the

table tennis. Let's show you what is happening in the men's singles. Kay

Nishikori is through to the third round of the men's singles, just

seeing off the challenge of John Millman.

Yes, you join us at a medal ceremony. It will be interesting to

see how everyone react to Sun Yang. He has served a drugs ban, is a

controversial character in the pool, he gets himself into a lot of

scrapes. Andy and Adrian, let's see how people react.

Well, he has got some applause. An interesting mixture. There is a chap

below us doing very loudly. But Sun Yang, you have to say, paste it very

well -- booing the very loudly. That might be his only gold. It was a

really well paced swim and in the end, he won it by 50 51 hundredths

which is not a small margin. The Olympic champion men's 200 metre

freestyle, Sun Yang of China. Olympic champion, men's 200 metre

freestyle. It is Sun Yang of China. A gutsy silver medal to Chad le Clos

of South Africa in the green tracksuit and a great bronze for

Conor Dwyer of the USA. Great Britain's James Guy finishing in

fourth position just outside the medals.

Interesting to see Chad le Clos, as he was getting onto his podium he

was stretching and fidgeting around. He has still got his goggles around

his neck! I love it! He has got to get back in in a minute. It makes me

laugh, you could take them off and put them in your pocket. Does it put

him at a disadvantage because he has to get back in the pulpit as Max not

for that race. He went and did his own thing. But Phelps and Laszlo

Czeh are nice and fresh. To be honest, he has got it in the bag but

it will be hard going to get up and do four length of the butterfly

stroke which is incredibly difficult anyway. Let's talk about Ruta

Meilutyte. The next final we have is the women's 100 metre breaststroke

final. Back in 2012, Ruta was a 15-year-old girl who did something

very special indeed. Ruta Meilutyte, 15 years of age, her

first major Championship. Heavens above, she is miles ahead.

She has just made the Olympic champion looked rather ordinary.

A new Olympic record and Ruta Meilutyte has qualified for the

Olympic final fastest. She is holding an inlaid four for

Lithuania. They have never won a medal in the swimming pool. It will

be tight. Gold medal to Ruta Meilutyte of Lithuania and Plymouth,

let me tell you. Is this special? It is too much for

me. I can't believe it. I can't believe it! Olympic champion aged

15. Well done! A lot has happened in the last four

years for Ruta Meilutyte. She is the girl who jumped on to international

scene, it was a prize medal and everyone fell in love with her. We

like to claim her as if she is one of our own because she trains in the

UK. It has been a bit up and down but she is still Olympic champion.

No one can take that away from her. I personally think she has been

struggling in the last 25 metres throughout the heats and the

semifinals. I think it will be tough for her but she has had a tough

year. Let's talk to Sharron Davies. You have spoken to Ruta Meilutyte,

you were almost trying to convince her that she had won the medal. I

remember that interview. I did all the talking. We have 315-year-olds

who won gold medals four years ago and one of those was Katie Ledecky

and they are both back in the pool again. It will be a controversial

race this one because we have Yulia Efimova from Russia who has been

banned twice and obviously made that appeal and is back in the water. Not

a great night for drug takers in the pool, I have to say. I am quite

staunch on these kind of things and Paul rolled James was fourth and he

could have been third, maybe. I feel like that is a discussion we will

delve into over the next few days and you are valid in your opinion,

Sharron. Let's talk about Ruta Meilutyte. She has dealt with injury

and she has a steely character. She had a bad accident not so long ago.

If you look carefully she has a nasty scar on her elbow. She is one

of the only ladies I know who can do it on the chin. I am from Plymouth

and she trains in Plymouth and we would love to see her win. I think

lots of people would and we kind of claim her because she trains in the

UK. I went down there and saw Ben Brown because she trains down there

with John Rudd. They have a gym there and it was a wonderful setup

and the work they do is the nominal. She was Olympic champion at 15 years

of age. That is something special in itself. I think with the injuries

she have struggled to get back to where she was before and her and

Yulia Efimova have struggled. Also Lillia King. We are quite strong on

this and I do hope Yulia Efimova does not win and King or Ruta pull

it out of the bag. Let's ring people up to date. Efimova served a drugs

ban, she came back, she tested positive for a banned substance. She

appealed that while it was investigated. After lots of toing

and froing and appealing to different bodies, she is here and

she is going to race. It will be interesting to see how she goes in

this one. There she is. She looks slightly nervous. It will be

interesting to see how people react to her. Andy and Adrian, I would

also like to get your opinion. Adrian, you were part of the

athletes commission who convinced the BOAC to put a lifetime ban on

athletes who had served a drugs ban. That has been overturned but I know

you have strong views on this. Absolutely. They went out. If you

have a ban, you should not be allowed in the Olympic Games ever.

That is where I stand. It was interesting to see Lillia King

giving daggers to her. This is the final of the women's 100

metres breaststroke. It would be great to see Alia Atkinson on the

podium. She is very quick. She was a silver medallist at the World

Championships. And here is Katie Miley. She could win. She is fourth

fastest in the world this year. Now, Ruta Meilutyte of Plymouth and

Lithuania, she has a great chance to become the first swimmer in history

to defend a title as a teenager. Wouldn't that be something? It

would. It is interesting that she comes back to Plymouth. She is a

real hero in Lithuania and feels responsibility for stepping up but I

think it might be too far for her here. Let's listen to this over

Asian. Well, I have got to say it is unpleasant. It is not all of her

making, I have to say, this situation. The IOC have got a lot to

answer for. Well, here is the fastest qualifier for this final,

Lilly King from the USA. She was standing behind Efimova and if looks

could kill. She had a big old smile. For a 19-year-old in her first major

championships, that is impressive. I think you called Katie Meili in name

two. I think Ruta has struggled. It is tense. Goodness me, focus,

definitely. I expect Alia to be out quickly. -- I expect Ruta to be out

quickly but Alia will also be quick. The black suit is Lilly King of the

USA, the fastest qualifier. Ruta has had a very quick reaction

to the gun and a good start. A good start from Ruta Meilutyte, also a

good start from Lilly King. Absolutely. Great start from Ruta

Meilutyte. In lane two, Katie Meili will stop and Lilly King going very

strong in lane four. Beautiful technique in lane five. At the

moment, it is Lilly King and Katie Meili, the USA and USA, but here

comes Efimova in the pink suit of Russia. At the moment, it is Lilly

King, the fastest in the world this year and still holding on. Efimova

is traditionally really quick in this last 15. Lilly King will win

it! Lilly King gets the gold! That is fantastic! So gutsy. She came out