Day 4 BBC Four: 19.00-22.00 Olympics

very shortly. And there will be a lot at celebrations of some great

sport here, no doubt about it. The action keeps coming, we change

disciplines tomorrow because eventing is now done and it is the

world of dressage we start with tomorrow. To be tomorrow UK time,

it'll be on the Red Button, online and also on the ABC sport app. And

-- BBC sport. Two days of Grand Prix tests as we see the individual board

going up. Two days of team Grand Prix and then the Grand Prix special

to clinch the team so tomorrow is the first day of the Grand Prix

dressage. The individual eventing confirming Michael Jung as the gold

medallist. The gold medal for Michael Young.

Bronze for Philip Dutton, mighty nice for the USA -- Michael Jung.

Well, what a fantastic ride from Michael Jung who retains his Olympic

title. France took the team eventing gold medal but the individual title

says in Germany, congratulations to Michael Jung. After two -- four days

of eventing, the medals are dished out. Finally we have come to a

decision, we went for an alert, Welsh and and white chocolate and

cookies. Do they have a toffee crumble? Only one way to find out.

Thank you. Good afternoon, good evening, welcome to you in the UK.

It is a gorgeous afternoon here. We have even got a brand-new beach

shower. This is the way they roll on Copacabana beach. The beach is busy.

We are here until two o'clock in the morning back home. In that time we

have all this on the way for youthful is top -- for you. We will

soon be going to the arena to see if Bryony Shaw can recover from her

dreadful luck yesterday. Rugby sevens will make a lot of the

coverage, the Team GB men are in action on Japan. -- taking on Japan.

Also the pre-tournament favourites New Zealand will be in action, we

will see them live against Kenya later was top I know you like your

specific timing, this is how things work. The sailing is on the way

shortly. We will do some live diving shortly for the women's synchronised

that form final. And the Rugby sevens will start our coverage. We

will wrap up everything that has happened and bring you the rest of

that at around ten 30p.m. On day four of the Olympic Games. Let us

remind you what else you can watch. On BBC One, it is the canoe single.

Archery is on the red atom. Earlier Great Britain qualified for the

court final -- read bottom. Live tennis on the website -- Red Button.

Johanna Konta is in action. She is serving and going with serve.

Everything is live, wherever you want to go. There is a schedule of

everyday and up to 24 live streams available at once. We are going to

be concentrating a lot today on this.

If you like your Rugby sevens and it has been a brilliant tournament so

far with Australia victorious in the women's event, the men's tournament

started with a bang today. We will bring you up-to-date with the next

few hours and we have Team GB coming up later. People are getting did by

their man in the shower. -- getting did. We have to bring new

life sailing -- distract did. She caught and asked the chest

infection, did Bryony Shaw, but did her luck change? -- she caught a

nasty chest infection. We are on the E of your third

Olympic Games and I am wondering how differently this feels. I think I

feel my most prepared. That experience that two previous games

gives you, I am Carl Meyer and that preparation helps you -- I am more

calm. How do you think you can do here? I think Rio is a complex

venue. It is potentially extremely varied with the different course

areas. I think that will play to my strengths, I am a very adaptable

sailor, one of the most consistent across the wins. How would you

summarise 2016 for you? It started off with a gold medal in the World

Cup event in Miami and a silver medal at the World Championships and

from there, I have not been off the podium and it is that level of

consistency that I can show through, a maturity that I have developed.

Rio you will need to be versatile and hopefully that is what you will

see is a versatile adaptable person who can react curveballs and stay

mature and level-headed through the event. That was Bryony Shaw speaking

before the games and you may have picked up on what happened

yesterday, one of the things we have spoken about regarding the sailing

venue is the fact that there is a lot of pollution. We were talking

about fact that the vast pejorative of the sewage gets emptied into the

bay where the sailing is taking place and there is a lot of debris,

sailors are worried about that and that is what happened to Bryony Shaw

in one of her races yesterday and this is her rather tearful interview

at the end day. I had a technical problem. I missed the start. I got

back. I caught back through the race, the speed was good and after

that, the start was really bad, so that was the major set act. Second

start, I wanted to get on the Finn off the left-hand side and I clipped

the line -- setback. I capsized and the had to try and come back but it

was really bad, the start -- and I had to try and come back full is. I

was second then, I got a good start, the French girl was just ahead of

me. I caught a bag on my Finn stop --. I catapulted, because I came to

a dead stop. Had to recover my sale, I do not know how many girls passed

me, I went to wherever. Is there anything good you can take from it?

No. Thank you. Good luck tomorrow. Not particularly happy, rotten luck.

We will join the sailing, you may remember that in 2012, they were in

Weymouth, they are not far from us. It is the other side of sugar loaf

Mountain. Shirley Robinson is there. We will start with Bryony Shaw, we

know all about the preparation, know that yourself, when you come here,

it is an outside influence that affects you and you can understand

why she is so upset? She had a terrible day. She is better than

that. In the first race, she did not quite get it together and she did

not have a great race. In the second race, she tried to hard and caught

her then on the line and in the third race, court the bag and that

caused to do a massive catapulted. I have high hopes for her, she is

confident and has never been more fit, she is always in the medals.

There will be curveballs in Rio, it is the toughest Olympic venue I can

remember, if she can keep a level head and keep chipping away, one

race at a time, she could still the air for a medal on Sunday. Surely

the voice of experience, and that is the sort of thing that she needs to

hear. Nick Dempsey has had a better games and he has made a great start.

He is flying. The last few years, it has not in coming together. I

thought he had lost his Mojo, but yesterday, first this morning and

first and second yesterday. Just behind me, coming to the finish,

Giles Scott, great written's greatest hope for a gold medal, a

difficult race for him, but here he is, just about to finish -- Great

Britain. The same boat that then Ainslie managed to win a gold medal

on. I heard you same that in those ten classes, Team GB have a good

opportunity for medals. Stephen Park, the Olympic manager, this is a

really peculiar venue, it is hard to predict what will go on as currents,

tides and wins, you can see how massive the mountain is, that will

have an impact on the breeze. It will be a real all-rounder who wins,

someone with a level head who can recover from set backs stop Team GB

has that. Thank you. We hope that the sailors will be able to deliver.

We talked about Ryan Day sure, she has been on the water in the last

few hours. -- Bryony Shaw. The Italian leading the windsurfing and

working hard, around the top of the course, straight in. The Russian, 19

years of age around the top starts to pump the footwork, working

everything, the Reagan really pumping. We have Spain coming in,

Poland coming then pumping hard on the starboard lay line. Israel

attacking up Amat and China coming in, almost managing to close around

and a group of four rounding, the French competitor managing to bearer

on the inside. Estonia coming up to the Winwood Mark. Could not quite

hold it. I great day for Flavia Pennetta. She would move into the

lead -- Flavia Tartaglini. Poland, the world champion having to put on

the brakes. Thailand following the world champions. Just waiting for

Ryan Day sure and on the track, you can see the flag -- Bryony Shaw.

Hoping for a bit of space. Now with the leaders, Italy going for the

drive, Flavia Tartaglini. Nice, straight into the pumping on the

other side. Comfortable lead at the moment but with this light and

fickle wind anything can happen. Wonderful technique, the way she is

fanning the sale on every wave. What a feeling that must be.

At this point you are going to give it everything, this is the second

race today and we have one more to go and give the priest stays like it

is, they will certainly be tired at the end of the day -- the breeze.

Maybe she is looking to conserve a bit of energy for the third race.

She has a nice margin and just as to avoid mistakes. Russia are close

behind the Italian. They will go around the fifth mark and then a

short dogleg to the finish. Putin of Russia in second place at the

moment. -- Elfutina of Russia. I was told to watch out for this girl. I

can see why. What a performance from the 19-year-old. I'm glad I was not

sailing against her in the youth championship! It looks hard enough

in the Olympics. And it was not that long ago when she won the youth

Championships and now she is in second on the waters in Rio. Out in

the lead, the Italian, Flavia Tartaglini. I can tell you that

Bryony is on a bit of a charge. She took time out of the leaders on the

last leg and is now up to 13th place. Bryony Shaw back in 13th

place but out in the league it is Tartaglini of Italy on the final

reach to the finish -- in the lead. A superb performance. Big smiles

from the Italian and a quick look behind to see who is there but there

is nothing but clear water between her and second place. The finish

line comes into view and Flavia Tartaglini wins the race here in

Rio. A fantastic performance and rightly proud, two wins for the

Italians today. Second-place coming to the finish line. Elfutina of

Russia, the youngest windsurfer out on the course. That will move her

into second overall. And then De Geus of the Netherlands comes over.

Israel crossing the line in fourth. And in fifth place from sixth place

we have the Spanish sailor, Alabau, the gold medallist from London. I

think Charline Picon just got in front of the Spanish sailor. China

through and then Estonia. Charline Picon definitely finished and I

think she had a better result than we thought in the first race. Her

petition tracker is clearly not working. We will have to take a look

at the official results -- position tracker. That will affect the

overall standings. Finland crossing the line and now Mexico. Thailand

and Poland, very close as we cross the line. Now the Brazilian,

Freitas, 26 years of age. Capsized at the start line but getting back

into the race. Coming into the view, Bryony Shaw of Great Britain. Not

quite making it into the front runners here in the women's

windsurfing but pushed hard to recover well in this race and she is

still keeping her hopes alive. Bryony Shaw in 14th in that race,

she has another coming up later this afternoon but we are going back to

Shirley Robertson because she was telling us about the wonderful

position Nick Dempsey found himself in. Can you bring us up to date? I

know it is difficult to cover but how is he doing? He is on fire! They

have had two races so far, he was first in the first race and fourth

in the second and I can't tell you how hard that is to do in this venue

with so much going on. A great couple of days. He has one more race

left today. Thank you very much. We will go back to beat sailing

throughout the day. Let me tell you how things work if you are tuning

into the first time. We had two channels showing you as much as we

here on BBC Four until 2am and on BBC One go until 4am. We are on

Copacabana beach with our shower in the background and this is one of

the four main venues for these Rio Games and that includes the Lagoa

Stadium where the rowing takes place. That is one area. You also

have the Deodoro Stadium where we have at the rugby sevens and the

modern pentathlon will be there. That is about 15 miles from here on

the coast. We also have the Maracana which is about six miles north of us

here which was where the opening ceremony was and the closing

ceremony will be the and the men's and women's gold medal football

matches. The fourth and most important where the vast majority of

the sport is taking place it at the Olympic Park. We have diving,

swimming, the velodrome and gymnastics and also that is where

the tennis is and that is where we will take you next. We told you that

Johanna Konta was ticking on Svetlana Kuznetsova. She was one set

down and we will join it in the second set -- taking on.

Both players have engineered four breaks of each other's serve so we

are in parity in that regard but of course Kuznetsova has taken that

opening set. Can Johanna Konta snatch the second and treat us to a

decider? One hour and 12 played. It has been symptomatically this year,

she has been responding so positively to adversity, showing a

lot of character here. But get braced for a backlash because

Kuznetsova is very adept at coming back.

Well taken. Fortunately, the sun was behind her eyeline then.

I always anticipate that this should provide some tennis Theatre. I would

love to see it go the distance. Good play, using the court very

effectively, Joe Konta, and consistently, more importantly. --

Jo Konta. Telling return from the glum faced

Kuznetsova. She really hasn't managed to get her way in the last

few games at all. Konta with another couple of points for a 5-2 lead.

She has an ever menacing presence in this set, Kuznetsova. Konta, to

stand a chance of levelling the match, it is right here and right

now and she has to get the upper hand and hold on. The Russian is so

adept and tidy from the back of the court normally. Just having a bit of

a wobble but you can feel her eating her way back into this. -- eeking.

That is a poor drop shot, and you choose a drop shot over that kind of

all it is always dangerous. It will bounce up as a consequence also that

was easy pickings for the Russian. Pegged back to deuce having

squandered a few game point opportunities. Can Jo Konta land a

telling first serve here? Didn't miss by much, just eased out

by clipping the net cord en route. Konta, who suddenly looks on the

brink, has another game point opportunity here to extend her lead.

Perilously close to the net on a number of occasions. She doesn't

agree with that, saying she didn't hear anything. Come on, umpire!

Again, far too high from Konta. Back to deuce we go in this nervy

nailbiter from the British perspective. It was a nervous choice

from Konta who seemed a little lost and Svetlana is very quick up to

balls like that. Well, it has felt like a bit of a

wispy lead and now Kuznetsova has a break point opportunity.

A collective gasp around Court One here heart in mouth moment for the

guys courtside. Looking twitchy as well. Kuznetsova desperate to get

her teeth back into this set. There have been some strange

desperate choices. The match is going through a lull, they are

anxious and want to do whatever they can to get points going their way

and sometimes it leads to strange decision making under pressure.

Another break point for Kuznetsova here.

She is not even going to challenge that, Kuznetsova delighted, she

rakes that, very much into this second set. -- she break back. Just

as well the lights are on so that we can see clearly. Kuznetsova is back

into this. There are competing across five disciplines. Men's

Singles, Women's Singles, doubles and the Mixed Doubles. Only 16 pairs

in the mixed drawer. Andy Murray and Johanna Konta, I am pretty sure

we'll play together. Pain. Kill me, that tad too says on the inside of

her arm -- pain does not kill me, the tad too says on the inside of

her arm. -- tattoo. Kuznetsova works hard.

She does a lot of drills in Spain and she will just run all day in the

name of getting herself into really good shape. She is a great athlete

and the whole family are had agreed athletes. Her father is the renowned

cycling coach, Alexander, her mother is six times world champion and her

brother is a silver medallist from Atlanta's 1996. She has got the

barrels going in each leg, laden with muscle and strength and it is

difficult to knock off balance. Holes of the new balls to Johanna

Konta. -- holes up. Three two she serves but leads a

set. -- four. Well in a little nutshell, you have

the harder drives from Konta which occasionally clip the net and then

the more rainbow like to reject tree from Svetlana Kuznetsova whose three

out most of this match has been that little bit more consistent. It has

served her very well -- should Jack tree. Here she is, reducing the

deficit in this second set. Took a risk their and it does not

pay off. We have seen very little reward from down the line at unity

on this one. -- there. The ball sets and checks up high. Also the fact

that you're going across the high part of the net, the odds are facing

-- favouring the crosscourt. And what Johanna Konta is grappling

with is the fact that she has had her career worst year, her maiden

title on the tour in a Premier five event. Stamford classic, through

playing front foot, she is an aggressor, she likes to go after the

play of this Court service demands that you hold back a little and make

balls, because Kuznetsova levels up because she is playing the

percentages better and that favours this whole situation. We are going

to leave it there aren't tech things up up. Johanna Konta is 5-4 up. If

she can break her here, it will go into a deciding set. We will rejoin

the slide. We will go back to Court Number One and our commentators. A

little sign-ups is, Johanna Konta has been wrestling with Svetlana

Kuznetsova, Kuznetsova seeded eighth in this one, Konta is tenth, both

top 15 players grappling with each other, they have never met before.

Very tricky match for the British number one. Kuznetsova holes on to

love on her own delivery and levels up on five games all, taking the

opening set 6-3 after 38 minutes on this gorgeous day. 26 degrees. 5000

seats here. I am delighted to have you here. Johanna Konta, she was

trailing by a set but she served at 4-2. She was denied, we are a lot

then at five games all. -- we are locked in. The crowd lusting after

more in this gorgeous cacophony of colour on show Court One. It has

been a watchable match, but in a nutshell, Johanna Konta favouring

the aggressive passages of play, playing with piercing little heavy

shots, Kuznetsova with the more rainbow arc is a higher percentage,

more secured. Konta, it is all a little bit up and down and it has

been a nervous nail-biting match for all British bands. That is

synonymous with what we have seen a lot, a few too many unforced errors,

she has been a bit more frugal in that regard of late. There have been

so many spills. 16 from Kuznetsova. Hard to hit winners on this slow and

hard court. Deadlock on the scoreboard, second set, which way

will it swing? Getting a little frustrated, you can

sense it. She has been really wrestling with herself today,

Johanna Konta, nothing has come easy, normally hits about seven aces

per batch but none today. Sorry, it was two -- match. Kuznetsova has got

three. Kuznetsova understands percentage

tennis and spent a lot of her time growing up on the clay of Spanish

courts. Hails from Russia of course, born in St Petersburg and reside in

Dubai and Monte Carlo. 20 million in the bank from career prize earnings.

Two she is calling on the right baseline. -- UMPIRE:. The ball is

out. Gestured by someone in the crowd, it was well out. UMPIRE:

Konta has one challenge remaining. So, this spells danger for the

British number one. Two more break point opportunities for Kuznetsova.

She is five from nine on conversions.

She has landed 62% first serves in but the majority of them have been

returned by this lady, who is very strong in that apartment. --

department. Johanna Konta will be delighted with

that rare point. She has succumbed five times on her

own delivery. That was all match. She is a giant forced in the women's

game, the Russian. Twice a Grand Slam winner, US Open 2004 and French

Open 2009, twice a Grand Slam finalist as well. Brilliance from

Konta! Timely as well. Three points in a row for the

aggressive courageous British contender. Look at that, did end

range control, great dynamics, using the opposite arm for balance and

then pushes back into the court, just in case, with that aggressive

cross over stamp. Konta delighted. Lets out a roar of

approval. She is marginally in the lead here in this second set. It has

been a really watchable encounter in the second set, the first was a

little one-sided, multiple breaks of serve but this second set has been a

really nervous nailbiter. Had to fend off a couple of break points

opportunities and serve in the game to hold on. This was the brave

forehand that she's like down the line, extending her hand through the

ball very well. It was ten days ago that Johanna

Konta laid to make history, an opportunity to edge her name into

the top ten, she was denied at Montreal by the qualifier from

raptor slaver. Lost in the quarters but had she won that match, she

would have gone into the top ten in the world. -- rattle slaver.

That would have been breaking new ground from her. That is an

illustrious group of players, top ten. She is still the first British

woman ranked inside the top ten and 1984. It is her debut in the Olympic

Games, 28 wins and only 16 losses this year.

Little between these two in ranking. Kuznetsova is ranked tenth in the

world and Konta is 13th. And it has been a really tight match.

Kuznetsova serving to hold on and learn herself an opportunity to play

a tie-break here. Looking for a place in the quarterfinals.

Thunderous from Konta! She has chanced her arm a lot going down the

line. There has been a lot of marginal errors, just spilling out

by little increments but that one found its target.

The umpire has been very good today, the young Australian.

Kuznetsova find the line. It is tense out here, which makes it even

more watchable. Look at this. Plumb on the line. Konta can't believe it.

Fourth double fault from Kuznetsova. Normally pretty tidy but she is

getting irritated. Jo Konta is to point away from levelling this

match. -- two points. Well played, very brave from

Kuznetsova. It was a terrific return from Jo Konta, the ball came up high

and she looped it back commendably but to no avail in the end is the

Russia stayed on the front foot and took the point -- the Russian.

She has had so little tangible reward, Jo Konta, from when she has

really gone after the ball. She has been defiant throughout has

the Russian, Kuznetsova, resilient in the defence of her court. They

have been a few phases when she has been a bit more errant than others,

as there has been with Jo Konta of course but this is now a critical

juncture. Good serve from Kuznetsova. It has served her well,

that one also and it has tended to induce a little panic in the mind of

the British number one who had a bit of a slap because the court position

was so wide. Game point to take us to a tie-break.

Oh! Well played! She has had some horror drop shots in this match but

that was timely. Look at this off a high oncoming ball, she gripped

shifted a bit as she opened the racket face and it was perfectly

weighted. -- grip shifted. She is keeping a dangerous present

in this game, Jo Konta. She has done it! How about that! She

has tried on multiple occasions with the drop shot before this and had

very little success but against the shift of the grip and takes the pace

off and that is brave. Kuznetsova has withstood a lot of stern test of

character throughout this match will Jo Konta with a set point

opportunity on the Russian serve. And the crowd are going to get

rewarded in this terrific battle because we are going to be treated

to a third and deciding set. Jo Konta snatches the second, 7-5. Game

on! Remarkable second set from Johanna

Konta. The representative of Great Britain will go into a deciding set

against Svetlana Kuznetsova. She looked like she might lose it on

several occasions but a brilliant performance from Konta who also goes

in the Mixed Doubles with Jamie Murray. That will continue on the

BBC website. We will build up not only to some diving where there is a

medal chance for Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson but we will have some

rugby sevens as well because there were some great matches in the men's

game earlier. Australia took the gold medal in the women's event.

Great Britain are in a strong group which is very strong. Great Britain

beat ten year earlier. But look at that for a surprise in the game

between New Zealand and Japan. Japan somehow beat South Africa in the

World Cup last year in one of the big upsets of all time. And they

produced another one today come this time against the overwhelming

favourites, New Zealand, and if you missed it, here is a quick reminder

of what happened. New Zealand against Japan, always

one of the sites of rugby to see the All Blacks in action. Has that gone

wrong? No, it is going to be a try for Goto as Japan take the lead. New

Zealand don't look in their stride at the moment. Kaka on the outside.

It takes three to put him down but New Zealand are a way. It is a long

run in a clean break out and the first score for them by Scott Curry.

Sonny Bill is down, that is not good for New Zealand. That is a sad

sight, he does not look good. It pops out to Akira Ioane, the power!

A penalty to Japan, quickly taken and it is going to be a try for

Soejima! Japan are in the lead. That is one of the best kicks I have

seen. The chance now, Lewis Ormond, it is out! The whistle goes and

Japan have beaten New Zealand! 14-12.

An incredible result and we can join John Inverdale because we will be

concentrating on rugby for the next few hours with Team GB coming up

against Japan and New Zealand against Kenya. And the first day has

really delivered so far. Absolutely fantastic. They play a BT

before the players come out which is joy is the sound of Samba which is

about the joy of playing rugby -- a VT. I think this is the most joyous

event here and what a fantastic addition it is. Not so joyful for

New Zealand but Japan, in the wake that Bates bucked the 15 aside World

Cup into action last year, so they have an put this into like -- in the

way that they sparked the 15 aside World Cup into action. Eve

is -- Keith Robertson, his son is part of the Great Britain team. We

will talk about Mark in a second and about Great Britain being so

impressive against Kenya but as a man from the Borders, with seven

aside in your DNA, what does it mean to the people of Galashiels and

everywhere else for their game to be here on the world stage? To see the

seventh game developing like it has done, what we believed was such a

brilliant game from the outset, it is fantastic. And to seek such a

carnival atmosphere around all of the events worldwide, it is

fantastic. We do not have mark with us because he has more important

things to do but how proud is he to be part of a Great Britain team

given his background? He struggled to keep his emotions in when he

phoned to tell us. You can hear in my voice now, just an unbelievable

occasion for the family, for Melrose as a town, to have the first

Scottish rugby player in a Great Britain team in an Olympic

tournament. To have the first Olympian coming from Melrose is

incredible. They were very impressive this morning. They were.

We were concerned in the one ups that they were playing as

individuals but Simon Amor has pulled them together and they are

playing a good brand and spreading the ball around. They stretched

Kenya which they had to do because they are very physical. They are

tough to beat. Much easier than what I thought but they played very well.

It will be fascinating to see how Japan get on second time around

having beaten the All Blacks. Lovely to see you, go and enjoy an amazing

family experience. Thank you. One thing to tell you, we mentioned

Sonny Bill Williams earlier, he's out the Olympics with an Achilles

injury which is a major blow to the All Blacks and it will be

fascinating to how they regroup as a consequence. The Great Britain match

against Japan with live on BBC for later this evening.

That is at 9pm and we will also have New Zealand against Kenya at 9:30pm.

This is what is happening on BBC One at the moment with the women's team

gymnastics. We saw Team GB finishing fourth in the men yesterday. Johanna

Konta, you can watch her match against Svetlana Kuznetsova, the

deciding set come on the website and the reason we had to leave it is

because it is time to go diving. Yesterday we had Tom Daley and

Daniel Goodfellow taking the bronze so how will the niqabs and Lois

Toulson get on? Bob Ballard and Leon Taylor are your commentators.

Good afternoon. With all the excitement with the men yesterday,

can be magic? Daniel Goodfellow and Tom Daley went last in the pecking

order. We have eight peers as yesterday. By the Romans with the

women. The first two macaroons are the

requireds. The USA kicking us off, diving into

the green pond. I am not sure what happened overnight but we are

looking at a very green diving pool. It is the reverse died in the pike

position. The American pair just making a slight error on the

take-off, there is a bicycle sized gap in between them. The judges will

pick -- peena lies that. It will be around eight or 8.5. Other than

that, the synchronisation is very good. 8.5 counts. The other -- you

multiply it by the degree of difficulty matters what gives you

48.6. I will try to explain the scoring, I know it is complicated. I

know you will be mathematically sound.

This is the Mexican pair. The synchronisation from the Mexican

peril was superior to the Americans who opened up. Perfectly timed

take-off. Correct distances from the diving board. Hitting the water at

the same time. Synchronisation is bang on. I would not be surprised if

we saw 1990.5 from a brief judge. The execution was much of a

Execution marks will appear on the left-hand side of your screen. The

ones that do not have a line through them will carry. Synchronisation is

on the right of your screen. They hit the ceiling of 50.4. If they hit

50 on the screen who know they have done well. The big cheer to lead the

arrival of Oliveira will and Giovanna for Brazil.

It will be a back dive with panic. -- with pike.

Pretty good start from the whole nation paving. Working hard to

prepare for these Olympic Games. This is just for the commentators

and the audience at home so we get to see what goes on, the judge does

not get to see it. They hit the water at the same time to that part

of the surprises was good. They were off time with other things. The

synchronisation will be around 7.5. That is a fair mark for the

Brazilian player. They have the lowest marks, not surprisingly. We

anticipated they would. We are going from one end of the skill to the

other end. The defending champions, but not the same pairing as the last

time. It is Chen Ruo Lin and Liu Hui Xia

this time. Pick the bones out of that one. From where I am sitting, I

am right in line with the diving boards. I could not see any

faltering at all from the synchronisation point of view. This

was a mirror image. Cascading down together. This is going to be at

least 99.5s for execution and for execution. -- and synchronisation.

This is going to get close to 54. Last year's world champions. Chen

Ruo Lin and Liu Hui Xia. They like it but how much do the judges like

it? They like it a lot, that is the answer. It is nearly 56. The maximum

you can get only 2.0 dive is 16 points. -- 60.

The Mexicans had the biggest I've. -- biggest dive. Let us move on to

the Malaysians. They are to be reckoned with.

Exquisite dive. They won a silver medal at this very pool in February

at the world diving cup. Earning a spot by rights at the Olympic Games.

You stand on the edge of the diving board but jump away and spin

backwards. Not as nice as the Chinese pair. It will be over 50

points or it will be very much in the mix. We do not see many people

dropping off on making a huge leader Judy on the first two macaroons

because the limited of difficulty. -- first two rands.

We move a different North Korean hearing from last year. We have two

Kims this time for North Korea. They are going to do the back dive that

with pike. They were third at the world Championships last year. It

looks pretty good to me. I have not seen most of them in training. I am

flying blind a little bit with regards to the form and how they are

as a Perth. North Korea, qualified with the bronze at the world

Championships last year's. They decided to field this pairing of Kim

and Kim. Their names are synchronised and the opening round

dive isn't so bad. You can see on the replay hitting the water at

marginally different times. Getting the feedback from the coaches. Just

a law that 50 point mark. In between the Mexicans and the USA at this

stage. We welcome to the ten-metre bought the Canadians of Meaghan

Benfeito and Roslyn Philly on. The Canadians are very much in full

voice here. Next up it will be Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson. The Chinese

have got a little bit of the lead early on. This pairing and going to

be all guns blazing today. So experience, a World Championship

bronze medal back in 2005. They have been top of this event ever since.

Getting a medal in every major competition including London 2012

will be won a bronze medal in fine fashion. Mental Mac for

synchronisation and less than that on the execution.

52.8% alongside Malaysia, exactly the same mark as we saw. First of

five guys for Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson. Different combination. It

used to be easier barrel that took part but she will be in the

individual competition. -- Sarah Farren.

It is still a work in progress. There are elements that are coming

together nicely. Let us see if they can back it up.

If you can hear that as clearly as me, that was the magic revealed on

how synchronised divers take off at the same time. Ready, one, two,

three, goal. They have been working very hard. Lovely opening round

dive. Lois Toulson was farther away than Tonia Couch. YouTube and

synchronisation. Solid execution, 50 points on the nose, I would guess.

As predicted, very much bunched up to - seven, nothing to choose from

them. The Chinese have a little bit of a margin over the rest. We are

talking about 52, 50 and 40 nine. -- 49. It will be China head by some

margin. And then Canada and Malaysia to govern. -- together.

Round two and you have just joined us, and are not familiar with

diving, the first round in both the men and women ten-metre, it is worth

2.0. Six rounds for the men. The weather conditions are very

different today from the first two days. We had blazing sunshine will

stop the sun is right and faces at the moment as well. It is not

affecting the divers. They make to be affected by the green algae in

the swimming pool. The blue of the water polo pool and then look at

that. Maybe they have covered it to be in keeping with the dressing of

the swerving pool, you can see the blue and green. They did not do that

on the first two days. I am just kidding. Round two. We start with

this relatively new combination of Amelia Cozad and Jessica Parratto

for America. The RA work in progress. That is a well executed

second round dive from the Americans. It is always tough

opening up an American final. This is

the back was dive in the pike position. The judges do not get to

see the replay. That is just for our enjoyment. I think they have a go

there first round dive. They will be just around the 100 points mark.

50.4 it is to add to the 48.6 in the opening round. The competition does

not really start to involve until we get to round three. The difficulty

will go up to the or in the case of Mexico, 3.3.

There's a slight difference in what you had seen so far from Paola

Espinosa and Alejandra Orozco. Beautifully done. Back in 1.5

somersaults with the half twist. They do the half twist frost and

then fall into the pipe shape together. The key is to get that

execution to kneel the vertical entry splash was. Or almost splash

list. Hit the water at the same time. I think it could be nameds on

synchronisation. If you get it slightly wrong it can look... They

could go in at different angles and the judges have been quite harsh.

The judges are the experts. I am just an observer.

She is in her fourth Olympic Games, started in Athens, Espinosa, back

for another medal to match what she got in London 2012. Now, the

Brazilians, they positioned themselves well yesterday. These are

the rudimentary dives, relatively straightforward ones for them.

Should not lose too much ground here, Ingrid Oliveira and Giovanna

Pedroso for Brazil. They will execute a reverse dive with Pike.

Welcome you can see the first gaps appearing, the take-off was out of

time. It is a race to the water, without any booster rockets, you are

not going to catch up when there is a slight difference in take-off. You

can see hitting the water out of time, and the judges... They

normally penalised it quite heavily. They do take-off marks when they hit

the water at different times, they sharpen their pencils and takeaway a

lot of marks. Sevens forcing pro? 7.5s. Feeling buoyant with the home

support. We call it the plop plop effect. -- for the synchronisation?

Not taking off as much as we thought. 45 to add to their 44.4.

They will not be in the shake-up at the end, but they knew that. The

wind begins to whip around the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre new. -- venue.

This pair are super solid. A beautiful reverse dive, you can see

the difference from the Brazilian pair. In fact, it looks like one

diver all the way through. It is as good as a ten for synchronisation

for me. The judges... It is a discretion as to whether they think

it is or not. 9.5s, there we go. They replicated what they did in the

first round, 55.8, matching it in the second round. You can see that

chasm opening up between them and the rest. They are on fire, inform,

and probably with three more rounds to go, nobody will catch them. In

second and third... These two are more than capable of getting the

second or third place. Remember, these two from the

Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh a couple of years ago. Everybody else

pretty much doing the reverse dive in this round, but they are going

with a Pike. Holding on with an aggressive take-off, the wind is

swelling and there are pigeons flying around. The sun is in my

eyes, there are all kinds of things. -- swirling. The diver rule had to

concentrate. The Malaysians pair holding it together. Close to the

magic 50 points. They could even get more than that? Here they come...

52.8 is the total. Henry Blofeld could be going for the

buses...? On the North Korean power, last year they won a bronze medal in

the championships but it is a different combination this time --

the North Korean pair. Last year it was Kim and Song, this year it is

two Kims. 39.80 for their first I've.

-- 40 9.80 for their first dive. A superb effort from double Kim.

Almost morphing into one diver like their name. The synchronisation was

superb. Touching their toes at the same time. Reaching back... And

faltering. Beautiful, -- and faltering. It is people getting

greener? It is really weird. It is not a problem with an HDTV! Somebody

has bought a big TV today, and gone... This TV is terrible, I can't

see any thing! Neither can we, it looks strange beneath the water, I

hope the underwater camera can cope with it. It might be yellow or

orange tomorrow... Second place at the moment, a decent

start, a good 52.8 opener for the Canadians. We have seen this a few

times in this round, we will see it again shortly from the Brits.

Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion are going for their reverse dive.

Solid, consistent, very comfortable out there. Just knocking off the

first two rounds of dive, you can flex your muscles and get into the

competition. So, even better than their opening dive. It is a fine

pair of required dives to open up. The Canadians have already medalled

in this event, bronze in 2012, can they go better? As the wind begins

to swell and swirl. I asked one of the organisers why the pool is

green, and he says "I don't know". Nobody is telling us anything on

that front! 52.8 for the Canadians. That puts them in joint second at

the moment. I say at the moment, the Brits are up next and by now, you

have the chance to see exactly how that I've should be executed.

Perhaps they could do slightly better?

52.40 in their opening dive, we get into the bigger numbers after this.

-- 50.4 zero. Second dive from Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson. One, two,

three, go... Much better, a beautiful synchronisation! Really

classy all the way through, from an execution point of view, both Tonia

Couch and Lois Toulson tipping over the vertical. You see the little

splash going towards the diving board. Both tipping over a vertical,

and execution will probably be around 7.5s and eights for both of

them. Synchronisation was beautiful all the way through. They might go

8.5s and maybe even nines, if they do, the girls will be over 100

points. Are they? They seem happy, they passed three figures. Very much

within the top three. Everybody else is in contention aside from the

Brazilians, this is what it was after the two required rounds...

Pretty much all seven pairings in line for a medal, and Brazil find

themselves about ten points adrift. Just to put it in perspective, all

of the gaps there, even between the remainder of the field and the

Chinese is very closable. Anything over 70 points is excellent,

anything over 80 points is mind blowing the good. With the degree of

difficulty, ranging mainly from 3.0, 3.2s, 3.3s, we will see some big

scores providing the execution and synchronisation as it comes off as

it does in training. Can they do it when it counts? When the pool is

lime green, when the sun is setting and the wind is swelling. Let's see

what happens? Off go the Americans... The crowd were

impressed, I'm not sure many of them have seen diving before, it's

impressive when you see optional rounds of dives, it is a 3.0 forward

3.5 in pike position. Folding the hips and keeping legs

straight. Rotation speeds were pretty much in time. As they come to

the end of the diving board, popping up and driving the hips up and over,

you can just see on the replay very clearly the and synchronisation.

They hit the water at the same time? That does not happen --

un-synchronisation. I'm quite surprised by that. Those marks that

don't have a line through them counts towards the total. In that

case, 65.70, when multiplied by degree of difficulty by 3.0. The

Americans are on 106 to 4.7 at this stage, they would have hoped for

more from that died. -- 164.7. Wonderful synchronisation all the

way... It is great when you see like-for-like, you can really begin

to compare. Are these spin speeds in time? Yes. Do they hit the water at

the same time? Yes. Are they the same distance from

the diving board? Yes. Execution wise, they both tip over, probably

over rotating, they were only get 6.5-7 on execution. BOOING

Let's wait for confirmation on the scores, they never appear on the

screen until they are confirmed. They are now. 71 points is a good

score. The diving experts in the auditorium to -- do not agree. Good

enough to put them in the lead for the time being. This is a very

intricate dive for these two, isn't it? In pike position and a 1.5

twist, I don't know if it is above their capabilities? We will find

out, it is a big tariff for the figures they have in their

programme. That's impressive stuff, isn't it? That is much better than

their opening two rounds of dives from a synchronisation point of

view, world-class. 3.2 degrees of difficulty, 1.5 twists, 2.5

somersaults. While! They are bowling already! BOOING

Maybe they can in and can explain exactly how judging works, it can be

misleading when you see execution marks as they come up -- booing.

They will probably be 7.5s... That is a great dive. Trademarks. That is

the expectation of the Brazilian fans, wanting nines and 9.5s, they

will not get there with the standard of these divers. They were pushing

the boat out on these ones a little and they did very well indeed.

Forward 3.5 somersaults for the Chinese pairing, with a pike for the

Chinese. Now we are starting to see things hotting up in this very green

pool. Everyone asking between my comments has no idea why it is

green. -- everyone I am asking. It looks like they are getting out of

the sea! A beautiful dive, top notch stuff from Our World champions.

Straight up and down, hardly a ripple, close to 80 points, is huge

effort on a 3.0. The pool is getting greener, everybody is scratching

their heads but the Chinese are rocking it. Someone arriving with a

fishnet? Very strange, but as you saw yesterday, with Tom and Stan,

the pool did not look in that complexion at all. -- Dan. Today it

is looking distinctly green! Nobody can, at the moment, give an

explanation as to why that should be.

Now we will concentrate on diving for the time being and not be too

distracted by the algae! That is a remarkable effort. This is

going to be fantastic, we will see like-for-like. The Chinese have set

us off and Malaysia are following with their own version of that dive.

It is pretty much like for like. Really nice, perfect spin speeds.

Same distance from the diving board. They should get nameds for

synchronisation. They should be in the mid-70s. The Chinese pair were

in the 80s. From an execution point of view, just a little bit of splash

is one of them went in. That is a cracking dive. Definitely in the

medal contention with that. China are eight points ahead. Mexico are

just behind the Malaysians in second place. We expected it would hot up

in round three. Everybody is doing pretty much the same dive.

Synchronisation was not quite as long as we saw from the Chinese and

Malaysians. Different spin speeds and at different distances from the

diving board. In my opinion that is not quite as good. The execution is

bang on. Look at the differing spin speeds. Different distances from the

diving board. The crowd are letting us know they do not like the marks.

There are quite a genderless. -- quite generous. It is a generous on

the right-hand side of the screen. Different distances and spin speeds.

It is a very small difference but this is the Olympic Games. It is a

subjective sport and we do not always agree with the marks. It was

just half a point. 81 for the Koreans. Note to the forward 3.5

from the Canadians. Let us see if they can match it. I think they can

match it. In my opinion, synchronisation was better than the

North Koreans. The execution not quite as good. The synchronisation

has got nameds written all over it. The spin speed was the same for the

first 2.5 somersaults. The judges do not get to see the replays. Look at

it in slow motion, you can see the differences appealing. The same

difference from the diving board the water at the same time. Just a

little bit scruffy on the execution. It was halfway mark. Daschle was

half a mark. If it is as tight as we expected to be, that could be all

the difference. It needs to be good. This diet has been done by pretty

much every peer in round three. -- this dive.

It would be nice if these two could get into the 80s. If they do, they

will be touching on the top two. Which is currently China and North

Korea. Here comes Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson. Last round of -- last

dive of round three. It is a forward 3.5 somersaults with pike. Wonderful

dive. The execution is so important. We are looking for a splash list

entry. They have both delivered. The girls are bang on the money. It is

good from entry into the water at the same time. Just margin of eight

different on distances. The Lois Toulson is just slightly farther

away from the diving board. That should be in the mid-70s at least

and that'll keep them in contention. 75.6 is the mark for Tonia Couch and

Lois Toulson. It would now appear on your screen. They are inside of the

top three. They are in fifth position. -- insight of. We enter

the last two rounds. They will be questions about the hot tub. End of

round three. China then North Korea and Malaysia. The gap between three

and five is six points at the moment. The hot tub that I often get

asked questions about. We go back right on cue. You can see the

Chinese pair having a rest. The reason that the divers can choose to

go into a hardtop is to keep the muscles warm to stop it is quite

called on the poolside. Diving takes place one at a time. When you are

diving in training you are constantly in the water. By using

the showers like some divers like to use the Jacuzzi, you keep your

muscles warm and you keep yourself prepared and ready physically. This

competition will last for just over one hour. The ladies justify dies

each. -- the ladies just do buy backs each.

We will concentrate on the diving. In Ward 3.5 somersaults with tuck

this time for the USA. -- Ian Ward. Faltering all the way through. It

started to go wrong ever so slightly on the take-off. One driver was

using the trapdoor. The partner over rotates. The first marks you see on

the scheme and we are around five. Massive over rotation by Jennifer on

the right of the screen. She froze up lots of splash. The

synchronisation marks will be mediocre at the best.

We are waiting for a diver to come out like a creature from the blue

Lagoon. I think I can see some slippery salmon. Somebody had to

send me a picture of finding Nemo. Onto the Mexicans. We're getting

distracted. The biggest dive of the day for the Mexicans. It is

high-risk and it is not paid off for them. That is unfortunate. 3.3 of

difficulty. What's going on. What's that can go wrong. The overhead shot

does not give us the view that the judges will see. Standing right on

the corner of the board, isn't she? Execution will let them down. The

divers going short of vertical. Paola Espinosa making a mistake

which you do not normally see. The door is opening here. The door is

opening. Is it a green door? There was another theory going around that

because it is Brazilian colours. That is why the swimming pool is

green. That is what I said. Nobody seems to know if it is the case. It

is just odd. It is a different colour to the sky so it is actually

perfect on the diving point of view. I have got a good idea. In Ward 3.5

with tuck. It is cheaper to difficulty.

I am letting the pictures do the talking. It is only fives on

synchronisation. One driver over rotated. No execution marks. The

crowd will do as they normally do. Those marks a very fair if not a

genderless. -- generous. You think it looks easy but it is not. The

Brazilian paper just outside the top 12 in the world. -- Brazilian pair.

It shows you how difficult it is to get these dies in sync and executed

well. We get onto the inward 3.5 from the

Chinese. It is compare and contrast. It is a

brilliant effort from the Chinese pair who are about to shut the front

door and lead everyone else but Heinz. In Ward 3.5. Spin speeds

identical. Both divers over rotating.

You will probably see nameds on synchronisation. Look of -- look at

the tape on her neck, holding everything in place. This is the

least impressive so far in terms of their marks. They still have got a

big lead over everyone else. Mexico and USA in two and three. Still four

peers to go. We move on to the Malaysians. They have a strong

finish to the programmes will expect them to make a move into the top

three. There are food after round three. They will consolidate again

with the inward 3.5. They are working together

beautifully. That is just a fraction off but pretty much there or

thereabouts. That is like -- like-for-like with the Chinese pair.

The Chinese got 75. That is probably better from you. High fives from the

coaches, they agree, what's to celebrate. They are only five points

by the Chinese with one round to go. There's still the potential for an

upset. They are going for the same dive. Only five points between them.

It is interesting pressure being put on the Chinese now. And now we watch

North Korea with their inward 3.5. They are in second place after round

three. Different combination got the bronze last year.

Solid. A diver closest to me, she drilled hard drive. Execution was

going to be into the nameds at very least. -- the nines. Execution will

be lower. Synchronisation is good. Eight and 8.5. North Korea very much

in the medal max. Some 25, 79 and 70 six. That is very tidy. Malaysia

have moved above North Korea. It is tight in the top three. If they get

a nine across the board with Meaghan Benfeito and was in the Lyon, they

will go into first place. It is still some room to renew for four

Canada. -- room to manoeuvre. That is the aborted dive. I have seen

them mail this and I have seen them falter, this is somewhere in

between. The Olympic rings on her right foot. Back 3.5 somersaults in

the tuck position. It is good but will it be good enough? She does a

magical save, closest to us. She arches through the water. Get import

of the need to stay on the cusp. . This is super close.

Hopefully, she will be joined by Lois Toulson and Tonia Couch of

Great Britain. We've seen the Brazilians do it already and plenty

will be doing it in round five, the USA and China will do it, Malaysia,

North Korea and Canada are all doing this dive in round five. But Great

Britain have decided to go with it in round four.

A bit of detail behind the back, 2.5 somersaults, 1.5 twist. Now, nines

for Great Britain would put them in second place.

Can they get close to that? Close to 80 points? If they can, they are up

there. One, two, three, go... Yes! Come on, girls! That's it, just when

the pressure is starting to mount... Beautiful dive, 1.5 twists. Into the

pike shape. Reaching into the water, their synchronisation is excellent.

This will get high 70s, I hope over 80 points... Well done Tonya and

Lois, you are very much in the mix. Let's see what the scoreboard is

going to be like... Beautiful diving. Terrific died from our

girls. This is ridiculous, we will see the scores.

Brilliant, right on the cusp of 80. -- a brilliant dive.

They are into fourth place, but it is so tight. They are looking for

three medals going in round five. The final round for the women coming

up next... The crowd getting writing behind this. Let's see where we

stand. -- right in behind this.

China are five points clear at the top.

All very tight, and at the moment, China have not claimed the gold

medal. It is all to play for. I don't know what to suggest. Get on

the edge of your seats. This is going to be mega close... And gold

is not... Well... Some strange noises! Don't go and make a cup of

tea. Stay where you are. We've had word that Rio 2016 could make an

official statement about the pool. So everyone here is tight-lipped, we

will wait and see why it is going super green. It has certainly got

our attention as we move into the final round. Round five of five...

It is a dive that five pairs will be doing. The USA, neither of them are

really in the mix, but they finish with a back 2.5 with 1.5 twist pro

Mac. The Americans have made a run for the finish line too late. --

twists. It's left this pairing slightly out of the running. This is

a top-notch effort on their final round dies, you will see many of the

girls performing best and choosing the twist element here. 1.5 twists,

2.5 somersaults. Too little, too late. No medals for the USA in this

contest. They are a pair in transition, working through, HP and

put together recently, -- they have been put together recently.

This is the mark to beat for everyone else, as we move on. That

dive will be replicated by China, Malaysia and North Korea and Canada.

Mexico, Brazil and Great Britain are doing some things slightly

different. In the case of the Mexicans, it is an inward 3.5

somersault with tuck at the moment. They are two, three, two. Not likely

to figure. Because of the partially dropped round for dive. Agreed, our

silver medallists from 2012. They will not be. Therefore the

Olympics but it is looking like no medal to match what she did four

years ago. They will want to finish off with the inward 3.5 to the best

of their ability. See how far up the standings they can get after this...

A good finish. But too many points to make up.

20 of the plank, fighting for the medals. A dive like that you

finished... That than average but it would have needed to be world

beating to get anywhere back in contention.

They would be towards the bottom end of the pack but they are in the

Olympic final. Nothing to be taken away from the pairs out here today.

This pair will not be on the podium. It is past the 300 mark with that,

getting confirmation now... 72 exactly for Paola Espinosa and

Alejandra Orozco. They will have a lead for a few moments here. That is

where they finish now. Usurping the USA by a little, no medal today. The

crowd is getting ready to applaud, we are applauding and hoping that

the judges will be kind and behave Fabia Blake to the Brazilian pair --

favourably. It is a big dive for them, a 3.2,

that went OK. In round three, they could finish.

It's Ingrid Oliveira and Giovanna Pedroso, we would like to see you

then get close to the 300 mark. It is definitely passable! It is

probably their favourites dive, and that is why they've left it to the

end, that is often what happens in synchronised diving, or diving in

general, leave your potentially best died until last. The Brazilian pair

finish in style, -- dies. It is a mixed bag, it will be 7.5s.

The crowd will probably be booing. The girls have done a great job

today, not as far behind as some would have predicted. The men did

likewise, a good effort by the men's ten metre. A good effort from Ingrid

Oliveira and Giovanna Pedroso, they will probably be bottom of the

standings but not too far adrift. The gloves come off, China,

Malaysia, North Korea, Canada and Great Britain are all slogging it

out for these medals. And they are all doing same tariff dives. At 3.2.

Chen Ruo Lin and Liu Hui Xia now, it is cliche but true. They throw down

a gauntlet as they can do it dives and get big marks that everyone else

has to follow suit. -- big dives. Absolutely faultless! I will go out

on a limb and say... That is a gold medal for China. There are often

questioned saying, can you put pressure on these athletes, will

they falter? The answer? No. On this occasion, and faltering,

unflappable, a whiz popper of a dive, to finish for the Chinese

pairing. This is going to put gold out of reach, I'm sure of it. I have

no idea what he's talking about either... It is Roald Dahl's

language! There we go, pick up the marks for us! 354 is where they end

up, and lessening extraordinary happens, it is gold for China. Let's

see what happens with silver and bronze, the next four teams,

including our girls who go last, are very much in the mix. Separated by

six points. That is where they are.

Malaysia, North Korea, Canada and Great Britain are separated by six

points. The same dive for Malaysia, North Korea and Canada, and Tonia

Couch and Lois Toulson opt for a different dive. It is as tense as

the men's yesterday, the boys did a great job diving last. Tonya and

Lois are there as well. We have more teams in the mix here. More teams

capable of getting medals than we had yesterday. Even tighter still.

As we move onto the Malaysia side, they hold onto second place after

round four, back 2.5. This is their version... It is tremendous, isn't

it? Not quite as good as the Chinese. They are home and dry now.

This is their Middle Drive, will it be enough? Malaysia now have a

nervous wait -- middle dive. Slightly out of time, a little

splash thrown up hurt it is still a huge dies. -- dive. Into the green

abyss they go, as they surface now, the scoreboard flickers to life at

some stage and we will reveal whether the score is more than 80

points. If it does, it is a heck of a marker.

That's the answer, they go 344. They move into second place. Now we

get the old calculator out to work out who did what... It will take a

lot to overtake Malaysia at this stage but it is possible with marks

available to North Korea, Great Britain and Canada. They are

separated by only six points from the last round.

Celebrations go on in the Malaysia camp, perhaps premature, but could

be anticipating nobody is doing it as consistently as they are.

Regardless of the outcome, their performance has been outstanding.

Now, North Korea. Here come the two Kims. How can they do? Nines would

put them in second... She folded! The diver furthest from us, Kim,

faulted. That means that the North Koreans will not catch China. They

will not catch Malaysia. It opens the door for Canada and Great

Britain. Came closest to us thrills her dive... And her partner has an

unfortunate wobble. -- Kim. We are having a real delay on the scores...

It's worth the wait, let's wait and see. Execution marks one, two, and

three will be super low. North Korea are out of it. They've

gone. They are in third place now. That will be overtaken surely by

Great Britain or Canada. Working on the base that China are away,

Malaysia might have secured second and not confirmed yet that there is

a bronze medal up for grabs for Great Britain or Canada. And there

is one point separating Great Britain from Canada... 256 versus

255, it is a dead start. This is Canadas effort. 2.5 somersaults and

two -- 1.5 twists.

They need 9.5s for Canada, we will see this in the competition.

Our Canada heading for third place in the final? -- our Canada? My

word, it is an exceptional dive from the experienced pair from Canada.

What a dies to finish on! World-class. -- dive. Holding form,

it could prove to be the dive that secures them the medal. They will be

close to Malaysia, they had a little gap to close. They are going to get

nines, all over nines on that. That might have put the medals out of

reach for the British pairing of Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson to

come. An agonising wait to see what happens. It is a huge score and

confirmation on your screens in a moment.

It is very tight. We can pretty much what it out. A does it. A does it

for Great Britain to get third place. -- 82. Inward 3.5 somersaults

and the tuck position. This needs to be the best ever from Tonia Couch

Lois Toulson. What a dream versus. They have to believe deeply. This is

what you have done all the hard work far. It comes down to this dive in

the Olympic final. Manage your state. Let us do this. Take your

time and do it right. 82 gets in the bronze medal to match the men in the

tens metre. It is good but that is not good

enough. The Canadians know that they have won the medal. It is going to

be agonisingly close just outside. What a shame for our ladies. They

put everything into it and it was not good enough on the day. Inward

3.5 in the tuck position. Just rolling into the water. What an

absolute shame. The synchronisation was good but not good enough for the

medal today. Well done. Valiant effort. The marks are going up the

code are getting excited. Ultimately, he moved down below

North Korea. That is because of the execution marks on the left.

We will wait for confirmation on your screen. China have won the Gold

Medal. Not by a huge margin. Malaysia were already celebrating

before the new Chen Ruo Lin and Liu Hui Xia are the winners of the

women's synchronised ten-metre platform. The Canadians have moved

into a medal place. It is not surprisingly Chinese have done it.

Only ten points in the end between and Malaysia. They have been pushed

in some of the women's events during the course of the week. I am sure we

will give you the tabulated scores at the end. It is China, Malaysia

and Canada. Great Britain finishing in fifth place. And in the end, 17

points away from a medal. Not to be fought Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson

today. Disappointing for both of them. We

were hoping they would take the bronze medal and we are trying to

get to the bottom of that agreement swimming pool as well. Most people

thinking it may be algae or some sort of Brazilian colours. We've got

to take you to some more live sport. Over on BBC One at the moment, there

is live gymnastics for you. Great Britain are in within a shout of the

medal in the women's team gymnastics. The men finished in

fourth yesterday. That is on BBC One. We were showing you Johann

contact earlier on and she is still playing against the plan Kuznetsova.

That is on the Red Button. -- Jo Konta. It is the deciding set and

she is 6-5 up. If you want to see the conclusion of that you can go to

the Red Button. We're taking you to live Rugby sevens as promised. This

is the group that Great Britain R.N. And it is very strong with New

Zealand Japan and Kenya. Great Britain defeated Kenya earlier on.

And there was a huge upset with New Zealand lost to Japan. We will take

you now to Great Britain's game against Japan in the Deodoro

Stadium. We will bring you right up to date. Two tries early on for

James Rodwell. He has been impressive. Going the full length of

the pitch. He is England's most capped sevens

player in the squad at the moment. And if that was a good start, he

went over again. The second try of the game. We have brought you up to

date. Let us take a live commentary. This is happening at the moment at

the Deodoro Stadium. Great Britain of 14-0 over Japan who beat Japan.

COMMENTATOR: Great Britain got off to a flying start, two tries from

James Rodwell means the lead 14-0. They were having not just a sticky

patch but Japan back the game. Japan are asking if you questions. More

than asking if you questions. Japan are right back in this. They went

for the power play. Team GB will be disappointed with that. That is a

try by Lomano Lemeki. He came in unopposed. It is the speed of the

recycling of the ball. Just reminding all the viewers, this is

the Japanese team that stunned that the rugby world by defeating New

Zealand 14-12. This is a very good Japanese team. Until that last play,

Team GB had coped with it comfortably. They have picked out

Tom Mitchell. Phil Burgess goes on and it is a penalty against Japan.

Phil Burgess fought about taking it quickly. Play will go on. Mitchell

organises everything. It is almost in the identical position of the

earlier tried. The referee from New Zealand tells them to hurry up. It

comes to Dan Bibby and then And out of play and that is the end

of the first-half. It is tight enough but Britain with advantage.

Great Britain 14-7 Japan. Seven minutes was very quickly in that

game. I am looking at Dan Norton, the flyer for Great Britain. I do

not think he has touched the ball. It is Lauren Baillie/ James Rodwell

and James Davis been very impressive. Japan had a very good

side. They have the own way of playing and deeply a lot narrower

than the British boys and it is just as effective.

Japan, like the other smaller teams, are coming into the game and putting

the markdown. The scheme should suit the way that the Japanese set up. --

this scheme. This is the first score, Dan Bibby involved. He could

sit back and watch James Rodwell go the length of the field. He could

slow down at the end. This was the second try. James Davies, the

Welshman. He sets it up for what well. He is overhauled by Kazuhiro

Goya but he gets there. The response by Japan. Lomano Lemeki scores and

it is 14-7 at half-time. One of the great sights of rugby was seeing

them out playing the Kiwis. You can see why the scheme sits them, it is

very simple and they have got lots of technique. These governments

quickly and they move the ball quickly. They are a threat. -- the

scrum moves quickly. It is important for Great Britain that Mitchell

nails this cat. He will be trying to find the space. -- nails this click.

Mark Bennett, the Scotsman has not touched the ball or Dan Norton, the

flyer. What is to come? This gives James Rodwell the chance to get up

but he cannot win it. It is not a penalty, there was not

an offside but there was a knock-on so Japan get the penalty. James

Rodwell gets to his feet and the Japanese felt he was offside. He was

OK so he played the ball. Watch out quickly this ball comes out of the

scrum. They have got some size in the three forwards but it will be

in, out and away. Do you look -- Kazuhiro Goya will feed the scrum.

In and out quickly. The speed is fantastic. Good tackling. Mark

Bennett with that tackle. It is now a numbers game. Japan with an extra

player. It is a penalty for Great Britain.

James Davis was the key man. He absolutely stop that. Hats off to

the Welshman. He is a Scarlets player. He stopped the ball and got

great body position. Great Britain needed that as Japan are coming back

into the game. They could do with scoring. And now the substitution

starter Great Britain. On comes Mark Robertson of Scotland. It is Tom

Mitchell that is going off. James Davies is coming off. Mitchell is

staying on, he is throwing the ball in. He has just gone to the

line-out. That was a knock-on. That was really

sloppy from Great Britain. They had been really good up until now. They

are going through a quiet patch. They handed the possession right

back to Japan. The Japanese get the feed. Samuel Cross of Wales comes on

to replace James Rodwell. Surely coy and is on at scrum-half for Japan.

He is a good player. The ball is out of play. It is just

a line-out. Samuel Cross was to take it quickly. Why can't he? It is

because it is a Japan ball, that's why. What a tackle by Bennett. That

is astonishing. What a brilliant tackle by Bennett. He saves his

team. Great Britain will want to get this ball out of this danger area.

Japan have kept it in the field. It has gone loose and Dan Bibby picks

it up. Penalty against Great Britain. Dan Bibby has lost it. And

Katsuyuki Sakai has scored for Japan. We will be all square.

Sakai, the possession turned over, and with the conversion to come, we

should be 14-14, two .5 minutes to go.

Japan are so clinical in contact, they are the one team with contact,

they recycle so quickly, Team GB tried to stop them and give away the

penalty. That was close. Team GB just cruising, it is 14-14, Japan,

they beat New Zealand this morning, and are looking at another major

scalp. Team GB really had to focus. This

kick-off is key. Marcus Watson comes on as irreplaceable at.

Tom Mitchell takes it. -- comes up on as a

replacement. Sam Cross gets out of trouble well.

If it stays in field, it will be interesting... It is just out. That

was the right option from Mitchell, it had to stay. Norton, one of the

flies in the tournament, just resting out. Giving Japan the feed,

they have the ball. Just over one minute ago. A big line-out, we need

Sam Cross to disrupt the Japanese line-out. Toyoshima to throw, you

can have drawers in the pools stages. It all goes to sudden

death... Phil Burgess sweeps onto the ball.

Go on, Marcus Watson, he's through! He should have the gas to get them

back. Half a minute ago, and Marcus Watson puts Great Britain back in

the lead. -- to go.

Marcus Watson, the brother of Anthony, the England star, showing

real pace and power. Team GB needed that, I have to say

that Team GB have looked really good but hats off to Japan.

They have caused an upset this morning, but well done Team GB, they

kept their head and did not panic. Mitchell puts it over. Even though

the hooter has gone, as the try was scored within 30 seconds, there will

be a restart. It means Britain can't lose but Japan can still get the

draw. What they do with this, tactically,

it will be interesting to see if they kick the ball long or where

Mitchell puts it. It may go along, and put the

chasing. They could get the ball down their half and see if Japan go

the length of the field to score. Going toward Sam Cross on the far

side... It does. Sam Cross, chases and gets a hand to

it. Straight out, it is a free kick for Japan.

I have to say I'm really surprised he just kicked the ball on, get it

downfield. Team GB defence has been pretty good so far, but what you

have got is a talented Japanese team with a free ball on the line.

One scored two tie the game, it's a big moment. Team GB need to win this

group. Six players have been at defensive line. Tom Mitchell, the

sweeper behind. Japan with their set piece. Lomano Lemeki is a real

handful, one of the try scorers. Sakai is still going... Japan are

through. Toyoshima... And now, Soejima, penalty advantage to Japan

played. This goes into overtime. It is a high tackle. Against Dan

Norton. This is why we love sevens, it's nail-biting stuff, everyone is

on their feet. They hoof to the ball downfield, rather than resetting.

It is wide, and it's a good tackle on. Bibby holds... It's going to be

a try, they have to keep him out wide. It's a try for Lomano Lemeki.

It will all hang on the conversions. Do Great Britain win or will it be a

draw? Lomano Lemeki had the off-load, and the tackle. The

Japanese team is world-class. What a moment! This team has beaten New

Zealand. We have one kick now, for the Japanese team to draw. With Team

GB. He misses it, and Great Britain

squeezed through against Japan. Japan beat New Zealand, they have

been beaten by Team GB, 21-19. What a thriller! I hope you enjoyed

that, the standard of rugby sevens in this tournament has been

fantastic. From all of the teams. The less fashionable tyres, Japan,

Number ten, they've been wonderful. Great Britain 21- 19 Japan.

DAN: What an unbelievable game to kick off our rugby sevens action on

BBC for tonight. More rugby sevens in ten minutes time, we will be back

to watch New Zealand two loss to Japan earlier today, they will be

playing Kenya. We always thought the rugby sevens

would be great at this Olympic Games.

With the women's in the first few days, now the men's, it has not

disappointed. It day four of the wonderful Rio

Olympics, another beautiful night down here at Copacabana beach.

We will wander out there later. Hopefully do more live fishing, we

missed it last night, it was too windy.

But there is so much going on, we will bring you the headlines from

day four of the brioche games. -- the Rio Olympics. About 30

minutes ago, an agonising fit place for Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson in

the ten metre synchronised women's diving.

China took gold once again, fit place for Team GB. We will hear from

them in a moment. -- fifth place. A huge win for

Johanna Konta in tennis, she came from one set down to beat her

opponent. Look how much it meant to her, into

the quarterfinals where she will play some stones or Angelique

Kerber, one of the Wimbledon finalist from this year.

Andy Murray made it three in the men's singles earlier.

In rowing, Katherine Grainger remains on course to win a fifth

Olympic medal, her and Vicky Thornley but their spot in the

double sculls final today. -- booked. In boxing, not good news

for joke and -- Joe Cordina, key loss to his

backers -- he lost to his Uzbekistan

opponent. And for the first time since 1996,

Atalanta, written with failed to win a team eventing medal, they finished

in fifth, France took gold. Their first of the Rio Olympics. --

Britain have failed. On BBC One, the conclusion of the

women's team gymnastics. Amazing skills on display.

Simone Biles of team USA, the favourite to win individual gold,

she is part of the USA team leading the way at the moment. Team GB in

with a shout of getting a medal. That is on BBC One at the moment.

He and BBC Four, hockey later on. We saw Johanna Konta this afternoon.

We had live diving, we are back at the rugby in a moment, in terms of

the diving, with Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson finishing fifth, right

up until their final dive. They spoke to Nick Hope.

Tonia, a high-quality performance. We been diving together eight

months, that was the most enjoyable competition I've ever been in. I

really enjoyed it and Lois was fantastic today. This is your first

Olympics, she said you haven't been together very long, to perform like

that and get scores like that is impressive? Yes, it's only been

eight months. To even be here is amazing. And especially to have done

my first Olympics with Tonia, it's been really fun and I've enjoyed it.

On top, you've been studying and doing your GCSEs as well as training

for the Olympics? Yes, I just finished my GCSEs and when I get

back I will get my results. I have forgotten about them for now and I'm

concentrating on diving. We have to ask you about the colour of the

water, a law of people have been talking about the green. We noticed

it was green in training but by the time we got out

and came back again, we were at ten metres and we could not believe how

green it was, it does not matter. I thought it was easier to spot. We

did well and got a personal best, perhaps we should ask for green

water! You have the individual competition to come, you are looking

for a medal, hopefully? It will be tough for a medal, I don't worry

about it, today I said to Lois, it's your first completion, who cares

about the medal? The people getting medals have been together over 11

years. I will dive well, fingers crossed. I had an amazing time today

and I loved every minute. Well done. Wonderful to see some smiling as

well. One of the big talking points throughout the diving final was the

colour of people. Social media went mad, you may have

seen when Daniel Goodfellow and Tom Daley were diving yesterday, it was

a perfect blue, now it is green, cucumber green!

A lot of explanations, still waiting for Rio 2016 to come out with an

official statement. I've had a swimming pool attendant who got in

contact with us on social media, he said it's a chlorine issue, but it

will be interesting to see what Rio 2016 save.

We will get to the bottom of it during this evening.

Let's show you another pool, rugby sevens pool seam. And an updated

table, this is what it looks like. Great Britain have squeezed past

Japan by 21-19. They missed their final conversion, Great Britain

topping the pool, Japan beat New Zealand earlier.

They take on Kinnear. It's the Kiwis, the All Blacks, playing the

Kenyans. Clive Woodward and Eddie Butler.

COMMENTATOR: We are recovering after the upset of Japan beating New

Zealand this morning. It sent a shiver around the stadium and

generated a war that has not been heard since Japan beat South Africa

in the Rugby World Cup -- roar. Kenya with a chance against New

Zealand. If it had not been a draw against Great Britain and Japan...

New Zealand would have been staring at the possibility of finishing

third in the group? All I can say is I never saw so many quiet Kiwis!

They are all shell-shocked from this morning.

But, well deserved. It's interesting, the team have some big

names but they are lacking the out and out gas that the big sides have.

It showed against Japan this morning. Unfortunately the big news

is Sonny Bill Williams is out of the tournament due to injury. With an

Achilles tendon injury. The big name in the New Zealand team is out.

These are the officials, they've been very influential, there have

been a lot of yellow cards, penalties at the breakdown, there is

no question of any criticism, but they are under instructions to do

certain things, and the players know it.

My only criticism is at the breakdown, where we've had quite HQ

yellow cards for deliberate knock-on 's and high tackles, -- quite a few.

Not one yellow card for consistent infringement.

The ballplayer, number four, is DJ Forbes for New Zealand, the old

captain. He has come back, he made himself available for this, the

Olympics. He looked out of sorts this morning, and he's not in the

starting line-up. He is a legendary figure in Kiwi sevens. But he's not

in the team. New Zealand have reshuffled after the morning upset.

The brothers, Rieko Ioane and Akira Ioane, they both start. D J Forbes

is a wonderful player and no surprise he does not start. There

could be some fireworks in the scheme with both club rebel sides --

with both sides having lost in the opening round. Kenya made a slight

mess of that. This is Kenya!. They will drive at you and seek contact.

They will also go wide. Great off-load to Collins. What an

amazing sight, the man on the screen. He is the speedster, Collins

Injera. They tried to play in Britain very physically this

morning. This afternoon, against New Zealand, they are showing they have

got some real peace. Biko Adema for the extra two points. He just

misses. It stays at five. It is one of the great sights. As

long as you're not a New Zealander. Biko Adema with the restart.

Willy Ambaka comes up for that. It is a penalty. For Kenya. That was

the tackle are not releasing the ball quick enough. The referees have

been a very strict on this. They will put the ball down the field and

play for the line-out. There is real pace about this team that you need

to win the gold medal. Into the line-out goes Scott Curry and Tim

Mikkelson. And Sam Dickson. It is Scott Curry who wins it, he is the

captain of this squad. It should be there on the blindside

for Scott Curry. We will have to have a look at it. The Kenyans have

really upped their physicality. When Mike Friday went there, he got

toughness. The referee is from Argentina and that is not a try. If

you look at the high tackle again, they have been stripped about the

high tackles. It is definitely not a try. You can see his right arm, is

that a legal tackle? We have seen it before and it will be a penalty try.

It is a dangerous tackle more than a high tackle. Because Scott Curry is

going global, it was the fact the tackle was around his neck. We are

playing the laws of rugby here. I think that is quite a tough call.

Perhaps Peter lies him but it was not a yellow card. And I did not

think it was a penalty try. It is not the first time that it happened

today. The Argentinian player was said and for the same thing.

Australia with the penalty try to take the lead. The restart is such a

key part of rugby sevens. Willy Ambaka catches under pressure from

Sam Dickson. It has gone loose. It was scrambled but he found touch. It

hands at the bandage to New Zealand and it is quickly taken by Sam

Dickson. It is going to be Akira Ioane. At is a soft try. It is a

scrappy episode for Kenya. New Zealand are hotting them. You can

see the red shirts of Kenya, they all thought he was in the line-out.

There was no. In this young man. They have some wonderful athletes.

The brothers, Akira Ioane and mackerel one, they are some of the

best. New Zealand are relieved after the shock of this morning. -- Rieko

Ioane. They had the quick line-out when the Kenyans felt it was a

traditional line-out. That is why sevens in such a great game, there

is so much happening you cannot just stop. The ball was in and out play

quickly. Augustine Pulu as the two points. That was good work by Sam

Dickson. He stopped the ball going straight out which would be a free

kick for Kenya. There have been a few of those that have went straight

out and you have given the ball straight back to the opposition.

Good play. Great feet, great feet. By Billy Odhiambo.

Willy Ambaka cannot quite keep the ball in play. 45 seconds left in

this opening period. New Zealand have the full. Willy Ambaka is the

real talent on the window for Kenya. -- out wide. The referee will not

allow them to delay for too long. The throw is going to come. It is

taken by Scott Curry. New Zealand March the ball forward.

The chase is going to be won by Rieko Ioane. It was a little knock

forward. Those are the kicks I like, you kick it in play and it is a real

fruit trees. If you have your players on the chart when you kick

it, there is every reason that you can get and that you can get to it

first. Rieko Ioane will be disappointed. They have got pace, I

am talking about Dan Norton. And Peggy Baker for the United States

when you have got really quick players.

It is a penalty and we will play on even though we are into overtime.

New Zealand when the penalty. We still do not have half-time.

It was not ten, still replay on. Night is falling at the Deodoro

Stadium. That was a strange decision. I am not sure what he was

trying to do. Very not like New Zealand. They are usually very

clever when they see what is happening but that was a kick to

nothing. This is Tim Mikkelson. Was Rieko Ioane out of play? The ball

has gone backwards and New Zealand try to put pressure on from Sam

Dickson out of the breakdown. Kenya say we need a break. We are

trailing but only 14-5. Let us gather again. The right tactics by

Kenya. There is a time when you have to say, start again, get to

half-time and put the ball out. New Zealand are much improved from this

morning against Japan. Kenya showing real gas. I really like Collins

Injera. He is a wonderful player. They can get outside this New

Zealand team which they have done on a couple of occasions and have

scored one fantastic try. Kenya are coached by Ben Cruise from

South Africa. This is Collins Injera, heading for try number one.

And in the day of upsets, did that mark the start of another? Briefly,

it dead. Sam Dickson on the charge. Scott Curry taken around the neck.

And Collins Injera went into the sin-bin. New Zealand went ahead by

two points at that point. And then taking the lead, a second converted

try, 14-5. Gordon is the new Deal and has been

around for two decades. He has been coaching the new music -- the New

Zealand team for lots of years. The New Zealand sevens programme, they

have produced 44 All Blacks through the programme. They use it in a

different way that we do back home. They use it as a breeding ground for

some of the great players. What a for players including Jolyon Palmer.

--Jonah lomu. There is a change at half-time. There is the chance to

get the replacement of taste of early action. It has gone out and

the space not covered by New Zealand. Most teams come with 12

players in your squad and the happy couple of travelling reserves. It is

terrible on Sonny Bill Williams. That's why you have to have back-up

players. In the hope that somebody gets injured.

Scott Curry wins the award. New Zealand will take some territory.

They will look downfield with Augustine Pulu. Very well played by

Collins Injera, keeping the ball in play. That was a strange one. New

Zealand are happy with that. They now have the line-out throw.

Normally, the line-out drills of these players are all very good. You

will expect New Zealand to win this ball from here. They have got Rieko

Ioane --Jonah lomu. -- Akira Ioane out in the backs division.

Penalty against Kenya. Certainly the best side we have seen today is

South Africa. Great Britain are a close second. It is just the power

of the forwards. When I see the New Zealand forwards, you could see then

Sam Dickson taking the ball, it was not with the same ferocity that we

have seen of some of the other forwards.

And it should be Akira Ioane who scores yet again? Did he lose

control of the ball? He doesn't seem to be too convinced.

He is going to have a look. Over to you, Clive. He reached the score for