Day 4 BBC Four: 22.00-02.00 Olympics

applause, brilliant stuff. Gentlemen, thank you for that, well

worth waiting for. It is day four of the Olympics, from our base, high

time that we brought you the headlines.

Agonising fifth place for Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson in the ten

metre women's synchro earlier as China and the gold -- took the gold.

A huge win for Johanna Konta in the tennis, coming from a set down to

beat Svetlana Kuznetsova and she is into the quarterfinals where she

will play Sam Stosur or Angelique Kerber. Andy Murray is also three.

Katherine Grainger remains on course to win a fifth Olympic medal, she

and her partner Vicky Thornley booked their spot in the double

sculls final in the rowing today. Not such good news for Joe Godinet

whose challenge is over in the lightweight boxing as it finished in

the last 16 -- Joe Cordina. And it was also pretty dismal for the

equestrian team, the first time since 1996 in Atlanta they have

failed to win a medal in the team eventing as France took the gold. We

can show you what is happening on BBC One the moment. We will find out

what is going on because it is the women's team gymnastics at the

moment. Team GB have a real shout of a medal and if you want to watch

that, it is on BBC One. All you can stay with us on BBC Four. This is

what is happening in the next few hours. We will have some hockey,

Team GB are in action. We have more sevens coming up at 10:30pm with

Fiji against Argentina, Fiji looking for the first ever Olympic medal.

And at midnight we will have an update on all of the sailing. So

many of the sailors in with a real chance of a medal. Let's bring you

up-to-date with the hockey and show you what is happening in Great

Britain's group. A reminder, not too good so far, no wins in the

competition, one draw and one defeat. They are taking on Brazil

who are the only team below them. As we will bring you that shortly but

as we said earlier, in terms of getting inspired, we heard it from

James Rodwell when it came to the rugby, and from so many athletes in

the Olympics, it is four long years to make sure that when you come to

Rio, you are in the best possible position. Hockey is no different.

It has just gone 10pm at home, we can bring new commentary from Great

Britain against Brazil. We will have that rugby sevens in about half an

hour but we will pick up on this with Simon Mason and Matt Chilton.

A difficult start for great Wotan -- for Great Britain against Brazil who

are yet to score in the tournament but they have a penalty corner after

less than four minutes of the match. Great Britain camped out ready to

defend. Stephane Vehrle-Smith could be the one to watch, the number

nine. It is tucked inside and they score! What a start for the host

nation! It went to a right-hand castle, no surprise, he knows what

George Pinner can do because he plays for the same club team in

Great Britain. I did not think he would get it round him but it was a

long drag and as we said, there would be a cheer if Brazil opened

the scoring and they have. Stefan Bradl Smith nailed it for Brazil,

their first goal of the Olympics. What a start, 1-0 to Brazil. It

could be a pretty tournament to say the least for the men in red and

white. They lost heavily against Belgium. 4-1, and only managed up

point against New Zealand -- a point. And they are now behind

against outright underdogs Brazil. At the end of the game against

Belgium when Brazil got taken apart, 12-0, some of their players were in

tears. Now that goal gives them a bit of confidence that they can

achieve something in the tournament. Read Britain with a couple of early

chances. Now Ashley Jackson who looks to re-establish a bit of calm.

Henry Weir. The British boys not used to getting booed every time

they get stick on ball. They were played in front of some crowd that

don't want to cheer them before. Great experienced performers but it

is not often you go somewhere and get booed from minute one! That is

the Brazilian way. I went to watch them play basketball against Belarus

in the women's tournament earlier and the hostility to the opposition

players was extreme. Gleghorne has got separated from his midfield. He

was still out, maybe couldn't hear the call from behind him. Great

Britain leading man high, I am not sure Gleghorne can separate the play

on his own. Ashley Jackson picks it up. And he finds Henry Weir on the

right. He has got it under control now. On his way forward. He looks

back and find Iain Lewers who sweeps it left. Now back to Jackson.

Jackson at the centre back position at this stage. Number nine for Great

Britain is Harry Martin. Jackson again. Four British men in the

circle waiting for some service. I'm not sure white Jackson is this far

back, he is one of the best elimination midfielders in the game.

-- I'm not sure why. Simon Mantell was brought into the site because

Alastair Brogdon broke a finger and he has been forced to withdraw but

replaced by Simon Mantell who is vastly experienced and could add

some then upfront. -- venom upfront. Jackson. Great Britain have to put

people between the Brazilian lines. If you imagine defence and midfield

and attacking Lance, you put yourself in between them so the path

beat the defensive line. You don't have to dribble it through. Jackson

takes it on and find his captain. Now

-- now Michael Hoare. That is behind. Have Brazil got the

conditioning to cope with yet another tough, physical game.

Belgium were outstanding with their patients, they held the ball for

long periods in the first quarter. -- patience. They were looking for a

shooting opportunity and that is a good save but that is a goal for

Great Britain. Adam Dixon finishes it. The first shot was not the

cleanest strike. The goalkeeper got a foot on it but it popped out to

Dixon. One touch, add to the edge of the circle, Middleton does not

connect well, Dixon get enough under it and get the face of the stick

open. In for the equaliser. 1-1. Seven minutes of the first

period to play. Lovely little fake inside by

Maarten, he showed the ball down the line, opened up his body and tucked

inside as the defender committed to reverse stick.

Brazil threatening again. Great Britain forced to tidy up and press

forward once more. It is a bold and confident full-court press, quite

happy to step up which is brilliant to see, a team like them who could

quite happily sit back at half court and simply play damage limitation.

For them to get out and play in front of their home crowd is a great

opportunity for them and a showcase. The first goal for Brazil, the first

goal of their tournament coming from Stephane Val Smith and then the

equaliser from Adam Dixon to make it 1-1 -- Stephane Val Smith --

Stephane Vehrle-Smith. Jackson. Michael Hoare. Martin. He

leaves it for Middleton shows good speed to the edge of the circle,

flicks it forward and Mantell had a jab at it but could not get any

purchase and Brazil are defending pretty solidly in the opening stages

here. That is harsh on Vehrle-Smith, I thought he had won the

obstruction. Great bit of skill. But not given. Into the circle once

more. Martin. To the baseline and a shot and it is wide. Iain Lewers has

got a delightful eye for the ball. We have seen some impressive

clearances and this just pops back. First-time half volley, that does

not miss by much. David Ames tangling with Lucas

Paixao. 23 for Brazil, Chris McPherson. Henry Weir. Maybe a touch

too much. Great Britain remain in possession with men forward.

Middleton them inside the circle, might go for the reverse and he

scores! A comfortable goal, Barry Middleton find the back of the net

and Great Britain are leading 2-1. Faustino has been exceptional, the

Brazilian goalkeeper but he was caught on his heels. His body weight

is backwards, it has got under way to his -- underneath his right

glove. He got a bit too close and he shied away as Middleton has crashed

it in. I think Faustino will be disappointed. He has made some

outstanding saves in this tournament. And the captain, Barry

Middleton, gets a rest for his troubles. 2-1. Aerial ball and that

will be harmless. Great Britain still have to play

Australia and Spain, two of the big, form sides, two of their biggest

challenges lying ahead. This on paper should be comfortable and it

is beginning to look more comfortable now with the 2-1 lead.

Possibilities to extend that. David Ames passes it to his left and Great

Britain have possession and the free hit. Ian Sloan in the circle.

Across the face and up and away. Better structure from Great Britain,

moments ago the suggestion was that they were going a bit one on one,

trying to eliminate through midfield when there was so much space down

the flanks, particularly when they can drive through one side and come

back into the other corner, they will find the baseline spaces

easily. Daniel Fox, click forward for

Nicholas Catlin. Find David Condon. That is behind. Last couple of

minutes of the quarter. Encouraging start for the Brazilian coach and

his team. Adam Dixon, puts it all the way back

for Ian Luers who switches it, Daniel Fox involved. Flick inside.

Henry Wear skids to a stop. Not enough pace on the ball for Sam

Ward. It feels like Great Britain are holding. The difficulty is

because you do not have a huge amount of opposition, the physical

intensity drops and they need to continue to make sure, they only

have four men in the back, forcing the forwards high to stretch the

resilience. Nice touch and turn, still the pressure continues. Some

Ward. Leave that for Nicholas Catlin. -- Sam Ward. All the way

back for Henry Weir. Daniel Fox again. Ashley Jackson, outstretched

and unable to connect. Last minute of the quarter. What an interesting

start, Great Britain a goal behind in the first three or four minutes

and then they struck back first of all with Adam Dixon and then Barry

Middleton to put Great Britain 2-1 in front and they have a chance of

adding to that, Ashley Jackson find his flow. Finds Nicholas Catlin, now

Jackson takes it back. Fox, diagonal ball. Ten seconds until the Guta.

The end of the first quarter. Henry Weir is driven into the circle. The

Brazilians should put this clear and safe before the Guta. There it is,

good first period of play. Score after the first 15 minutes at the

Diadoro, it is 2-1 to Great Britain. Strains first quarter, almost as if

Great Britain were a little complacent but they soon got a

wake-up call. -- strange. Michael Holt was punished for our lack of

discipline. Even a team like Rozelle, if you give them a set

piece chance, it is something you can practice and deliver up to

standard, they may not have the practice time in terms of technical

ability but they can certainly deliver -- Brazil.

Some of the highlights here. These were the early opportunities. David

Condon should have opened the scoring. Then Brazil had a chance, a

great spin to get around Daniel Fox. Very little that George Pinner can

do. Great Britain do come back into it, about was the first ever goal

for Brazil in Olympic hockey and one to savour, greater penalty corner

and then Great Britain striker that. Adam Dixon getting the equaliser --

strike back. This was Barry Middleton's individual goal. Firing

that into the top corner to put Great Britain 2-1 in front. Foisting

oh disappointed. -- Faustino. Brazil in bright green

too much the borders of the pitch. Left to right. -- to match. Barry

Middleton. This is Patrick. He is doing a lot of running here. He has

got himself a free hit, six for Brazil. There are number five.

Lopez. A bit of ball juggling. Trying to get around Michael Hall.

The suggestion to me from the early running intensity of Great Britain

is that their coach has given them a bit of a rocket, the whole thing was

probably 10% lower than he would have liked. There was no real

intensity consistently through the first 15 minutes. Aerial ball, cut

out by the Brazilian defenders. The Brazilian number seven. Middleton.

Patrick was hoping to get a break but Jackson pushes it towards the

circle and it is cleared away. Brazil get a free hit. Precision

lacking from Great Britain, the ball into David Condon was accurate and

powerful from Jackson. The Brazilians are close enough to get

that stick in and knock the ball away.

Great Britain once again pushing forward. Push forward, the

goalkeeper called into action for a second time, appeals for a penalty

corner but none is forthcoming. Great ball from Iain Lewers, touched

well from Sam Ward to the goalkeeper. The suggestion is that

David Condon played it high into the Brazilian defender. Suggesting that

it was going away on goal. -- from goal. Smith, the goal-scorer for

Brazil, running out of room. Henry Weir, Ashley Jackson. Harry Martin

making a run up front, might find him eventually but they have gone

back for the moment to Iain Lewers. He has his eye on an individual

excursion forwards. That was high to the stick of Henry Weir. Free hit to

Great Britain. Nicholas Catlin. Jackson to Iain Lewers. Little push

over the top I Daniel Fox and they have lost out again. Feeling that

Daniel Fox's little left was high. That is a wasted pass from Patrick.

Robbie Crutchley pacing in front of the great writ in Dublin -- dugout.

The Brazilian supporters encouraged by what they have seen so far, the

first ever Brazilian goal in Olympic hockey. Here is Ashley Jackson.

Michael Hoare, nice interplay between the two, Nicholas Catlin is

looking for it, the flick towards was not that but he got high net. To

open up another front, Great Britain. Daniel Fox. I would be

critical of Great Britain in the circle, there is a lot of the Thames

at first-time into place and it feels a little bit clever, with the

Brazilian lack of experience, secure possession in the circle. They will

be panicking about position and therefore you will get hit and take

corners. Across from Daniel Fox is cut out and Brazil escape. --

across. Ian Sloan. Dangerous looking cross from Ian Sloan.

As it comes across, great off the right, the goalkeeper got in front

of Henry Weir and he just got a top edge, was on the right place and

that is what Great Britain have to do, come it to the forward attacks,

Faustino has to police that area in front of his goal.

As Rozelle head to halfway with under ten minutes until half-time.

-- Brazil. Back they go to read group and rebuild. -- regroup.

Sometimes the ball bobbles up on the pitch and makes the trap at high

speed doubly difficult. Jackson. It is concerning for Great Britain that

the ball can get that far. Great Britain back in the Brazil circle.

Ball is out of play and Brazil will come away with possession. Simon

Mantell, newly promoted to the full squad having been a reserve they

are. Brought in following the injury to Alistair.

Middleton gets a nice little flick on and gets off-balance but manages

to stay upright and get into the circle. Nicholas Catlin. Michael

Hoare. David Ames. Sharp and quick passing at the moment from the

British players, Michael Hoare again, nowhere to go but backwards.

Iain Lewers needs to hold the forward position or that release

forces Great Britain too far away from the Brazilian goal. Five red

shirts in the Brazilian circle but the Brazilians get away with the

ball. Gleghorn is brought down and that is a penalty corner for Great

Britain. All of his own making, a delightful little touch to knock the

ball away. It is an agricultural tackle. Gleghorn was hacked down,

Great Britain discussing their options for this penalty corner. And

without Jackson, you have Simon Mantell and Gleghorne. Gleghorne.

Simon Mantell. Over the top. Gleghorne not really getting the

sort of directional quality he wanted. It went and out of danger.

It is not far over, but surely you have to get shots on goal, hit the

goalkeeper, pick up second phase, keep the ball alive in the circle

and no these players want to score, they want to make their mark, but

missing the target. Michael Hoare whack it defending. -- back

defending. Iain Lewers. Now they have gone left. Back with Iain

Lewers. Is normally in charge of the injections of the penalty corners.

Bouncing ball to the far side, trapped by Daniel Fox, fix it on,

nice turning from Nicholas Catlin, sweeping cross in, snuffed out in

the Brazilian defence. They seem to be pretty alert tonight. They are

doing well, managing to hold their shape, not committing that many

people to the front line, two or three at times. Great Britain need

to recognise that. Great Britain still had five in the back division,

if they look at the numbers, they have to count it, keep one extra and

throw everyone else passed the defensive front line.

Another Great Britain attack led by Simon Mantell who is bundled over.

There is another penalty corner for Great Britain. Unfortunately as the

ball was carried forward, Harry Martin gets taken out. Standing up,

into the running line of Harry Martin. He felt the full force of

two Brazilians, one on either side. Simon Mantell and Gleghorne again.

206 caps, and it is Gleghorne again. It is saved. And Brazil breakaway. A

crescendo of noise as they power down. McPherson, into the circle.

Dangerous moments for Great Britain. Dan Fox tidying up. That was a full

sprint from both teams. Like one put it on goal and the second phase did

not fall kindly. But that rebound position does give you a second

opportunity. The Brazilian team feeding off the enthusiasm of the

crowd here, probably the biggest we have seen in the tournament so far.

There are still a couple of thousand empty seats at list. Martin to

Ashley Jackson who is back on now. Iain Lewers. That is out. Barry

Middleton could not keep it in. Still not a problem for Great

Britain right now, they have a relatively comfortable lead but

those tiny percentages, the possession starts to elude them.

They could be worried later in the game.

Fox, Martin. Harry Martin hoping to put this across the goal. A swing

and a miss. Penalty corner. Foot in front of Faustino's goal. Martin

flicks it across the space. The defender was unable to get his feet

out of the way on the back post. Ashley Jackson was absent for the

previous two penalty corners but he is back on the field of play now.

Sam Ward alongside, you would expect Jackson to have a go at this.

Penalty corner for Great Britain as they lead 2-1. Jackson is poised.

Here we go. Jackson. Scores! Great Britain 3-1 in front. The penalty

corner expert back on the field and he makes it pay immediately. The

little double step move from Jackson meant that Faustino could not read

the ball early. The double whip, you could see as he carried it in,

accelerate and release down to the right hand of the goalkeeper with

the post man unable to get anywhere near it. They cannot touch it away

from danger. STUDIO: Just to let you know, we were promising you Fiji

against Argentina but as you can see, this game has taken on some

extra significance for Team GB so if you want to watch Fiji against

Argentina, it is available now live on the Red Button or what you can

watch it on the website or the BBC sport app. At half-time in this game

we will bring you the best of the action from that final game in the

rugby today and we will have action from USA against Brazil later as

well. But now we will return to Great Britain and Brazil with Great

Britain leading 3-1. COMMENTATOR: And Great Britain in a strong

position, attacking the Brazilian goal with less than three minutes

until half-time. Somehow the umpire has seen which stick that has come

off. Middleton takes it to the circle.

Great Britain appear to have set them selves that tactical objective

of getting white and into the zone within four or five metres of the

baseline and get it across the keeper -- getting wide. I am sure we

will see more of this. Turn and go for Catlin but the ball was just a

little too far in front but now Jackson takes it up on his own. He

had David Condon to his right but could not find him. Good defence

from Brazil. Great backhand from Ashley Jackson.

He cut income onto his left foot, he tried it at Faustino, a great

leading edge shot from Jackson but Faustino got his legs together.

Lewers. Harry Martin, forcing his way into the circle and by our line

up to have a go and they have a penalty corner. -- they are lining

up. Jackson is still on the field. It was Vehrle-Smith again. It

wobbles of a top edge onto his knee. The penalty corner formation

forming. Iain Lewers has trotted out to get ready to inject, Jackson will

suddenly want to have a pop at this having scored last time. --

certainly. Harry Martin is not too far away. Sam Ward is also just

behind the three who are patrolling the circle. Here we go. Jackson

again. Charged down. What a great bit of defensive running from

Patrick van der Heijden. The attack continues. Trying to slide it past

the keeper, Middleton controlling things. He fires from an impossible

angle. But not too far away come a terrific effort from Middleton. The

last minute of the half. A brilliant effort from Middleton but even

better goalkeeping from Faustino. Lewers goes across the face and

Faustino with the big left kicker. He blocked it and got it clear. Spin

and shot from Middleton. Faustino knows he is obstructing but he could

move his legs and make sure the ball was still in play. Just about 15

seconds until half-time. And a really good half of hockey here. And

I think that will be the final play of the first half. Brazil have

scored their first ever goal in Olympic Hockey Centre but it is

Great Britain who lead the way at half-time, 3-1.

Thank you, gentlemen, we will be back for the second half of that but

we are going to bring you up-to-date with the rugby sevens. We have been

following that throughout the day here. The USA were at the top of

that group. Fiji are playing Argentina at the moment. We had the

action from the other groups earlier involving Team GB, Japan, New

Zealand and Kenya. In a moment we will show you what is happening

between Fiji and Argentina but this is the action from the game so far.

A huge hand holding the ball. He fends off players. Ravouvou hold it

up and that is the power of Tuisova. They can run and dance but also

thunder through tackles. You are right. When we saw them this morning

against Brazil, they were not quite into the game but they were always

going to beat Brazil. This is a different Fiji team and you can send

the atmosphere and I think this team will be one of the great sight of

the Olympics. The way they play the game, what they bring to the

Olympics. To be fair, the Argentinians are tough guys and you

are right, they will love the breakdowns and want to hit them.

Franco Sabato as to consolidate. -- has to. Who can get up with Fernando

Luna? Bautista Ezcurra can add it is going to be Franco Sabato to finish

it off and we are going to be all square. Fiji conceded two tries to

Brazil and now one to Argentina. I really like this Argentinian team,

they are no-nonsense. Showing little respect for this Fijian team. Great

play, we see Luna, one of the outstanding forward in the

competition so far. This was just fantastic. The get it to Ezcurra,

into Sabato and what an amazing score.

STUDIO: Those were the only tries so far but we can now join it lived

with Sir Clive Woodward and Eddie Butler. COMMENTATOR: The first try

of the second half? We are going to have a review.

The referee does not need to look, the try is scored. We began with an

upset this morning when Japan beat New Zealand. Are we going to have

one in the last game of the first day? Two very contrasting styles

between the Argentinians, really going rude one, very physical

towards the Fijian team. The forwards, Luna, Alvarez and Muller,

have been magnificent. You saw the direct running with Alvarez scoring

under the posts. Santiago Alvarez is the scorer. Wonderful support for

the Argentinian team here. Revol. Our hand was put on the ball by

Alvarez again and it went forward -- a hand. It was a great restart but

he could not take it. It has been one of the most amazing days of

rugby I have ever witnessed. We are in for a surprise here because Fiji

are the red-hot favourites for the tournament and Argentina, ranked

seventh, are giving it to them because they're forward are taking

no nonsense from these big Fijians. -- their forwards. One of the 100

off-loads but that is knocked on. That was against Taliga. Tuwai just

losing the ball. There have been a few mistakes from Fiji and we only

have four minute left. Argentina have been so physical. I cannot

speak highly enough of the Argentinian forwards who have been

brilliant. Juan Imhoff is on for Argentina, the flying winger who

plays his club rugby in Paris. Matias Moroni is on as well. Imhoff

is a wonderful player, played for Argentina at the rugby World Cup.

Ezcurra with a forward pass and Fiji will have a put in at the scrum.

Argentina will be annoyed about that, they had the ball and it was a

basic error, running into each other with the ball-carrier giving it away

to Fiji. Let's see what Fiji can do because they have been quiet so far

in the second half. They come away with it. And here they go,

stretching his legs, Vicky and Taliga. Try scored. -- Kitione

Taliga. Matias Moroni did his best to get across.

It is a difficult conversion, it was important moral need did something

if only to keep Taliga out wide. The try is good. Great effort by Moroni.

Argentina do not give up. A conversion from the touchline to

come. It has been a wonderful day and this

game is right up there. Look at the commitment from both players.

Wonderful score. CG need about, they have been under the cosh. Argentina

is giving it to them. Look at that to level the scores from the

touchline. The captain. -- Fiji. You just saw the benefits of a great

coach in action. Head down, Mullah gets up well. -- Axel Muller. Here

is the switch of play. Matias Moroni. Juan Imhoff. That is a

penalty to Fiji and they take it quickly. 24 will have to set that up

and Fiji like that. They like it loose -- Kitione Taliga. Fiji are in

the lead now. Wonderful try by Fiji. Wonderful defence. Too much pace,

too much of loading for this all singing all dancing Fiji team. What

a hit, what a pass. Kitione Taliga goes in, a wonderful game, takes two

teams to make a game and Argentina have been right in it. Wonderful

score. We are seeing the real Fiji now and you can see why they are

favourites. He makes the gap seven points. It is this past coming up,

one-handed, backhanded. As he is going onto his back, coming down

hard, ending only of getting the ball away. It is not of loading, it

is passing, all the time. Argentina, back in possession -- off-loading.

That is a mistake. Viliame Mata comes away with the ball and

suddenly Fiji turning on the power. It has gone Liz and forward, Jasa

Veremalua. -- loose. The referee needs to sort this out.

Vatemo Ravouvou could be in trouble here. You came in late and I will

penalised you. That is a penalty. A word with the captain, penalty to

Argentina. There has not been a bad incident today. Wonderful spirit by

all the teams. Argentina have got one. The line-out is awarded with

half a second to go. That was cutting it fine. They did really

well. They realise they would not get the line-out throw. They have

got one throw of the dice now to triangular level with Fiji. Axel

Muller in the middle. It is him. It comes down safely. 29-macro out in

the back. Juan Imhoff has to be involved. That finds German Schulz.

Here goes Axel Muller. He cannot get a hand up, has to sling it back, the

ball is out of play and the game will be over and Fiji, they do not

squeeze through, but it has been tied enough. A great game to end the

day here. First day of the men's competition in the rugby sevens, it

is 21-14 to Fiji. Argentina went flat out for the line but they could

not get there, the reigning world champions came through day one

unbeaten but we have had upsets, New Zealand beaten by Japan. Fiji will

go into day two unbeaten. It has been so good, the rugby

sevens. I hope you are enjoying it. Even though that was the last game

of the day, we will show you highlights from USA Brazil but took

days earlier. A time for your diary tomorrow. 4:30 p.m., UK time, we

will see Team GB take on New Zealand and that was the result of the day,

Japan beating New Zealand earlier on on this Tuesday here in Rio. But are

enjoying your evening, live sport were you look. We are going to go

straight from the rugby sevens to the hockey were earlier we left it

at half-time with Team GB leading Brazil by 3-0. Let us rejoin the

game. The score remains the same. Simon Mason and Matt Chilton. Barry

Middleton, the Great Britain skipper on the bench. Two minute suspension.

He will be back shortly. Lively start to the second half. Both

goalkeepers in action already in the second half of the match. There is

another card here. A card for Nicholas Catlin being given for the

cheque. Great Britain are down to nine at the moment. It seemed to be

a personal penalty, not 18 penalty. Brazil threatening George Pinner.

Forced to come to the rescue of Great Britain. He came to the rescue

and Dixon had to pick it from the line behind him. Sam Ward on his way

down the right, Brazil are two men over -- over. Rescued again by Sam

Ward. Great Britain just need to hold possession. Brazil now are

going to pick up a card. A yellow card. That will be five minutes on

the sidelines for Imer. Three rapid cards, two for Great Britain and one

for Imer from Brazil. He has a five minute suspension. I feel I is a

little bit harsh. Daniel Fox to the edge of the circle the little flick.

Harry Martin forced to retreat. It will be a Brazilian ball. It is

Dixon with a good contact. The top edge goes over the shoulder of

George Pinner. Across the face, good goalkeeping

again from Faustino. He has been a hero for Brazil. Harry Martin has a

shot at goal, a penalty corner for Great Britain. A sustained period of

pressure. Rings it in, does not connect particularly well. Gets the

stick from the defender into his own chest. Faustino sliding out, all the

players in front of him. Ashley Jackson, Mark Gleghorn, two options

here for Great Britain. Here we go, penalty corner. It is Jackson. A

good save. Another opportunity, Mark Waghorn. It is out of the arena and

bounces back on. I went over the highest part of the fence there. The

video operators up there were in danger for a moment!

Michael Hoare in the centre. Iain Lewers.

Jackson to Michael Hoare. Henry Weir. Great Britain need to make two

or three lateral passes to find the opening channel. Taken at shoulder

height, a real Scrabble going on there. It has found the back of the

Nike, a goal for Great Britain. What a mess that was but it is Harry

Martin who gets the scorer. An odd finish after scrappy play. I think

it was Iain Lewers who drove it into star web. A touch. Top shot to begin

with, Middleton gets a smash around the face, a hint of a back stick, we

will see here, is it a clean front edge or has Harry Martin hit it with

the back of his stick. If that had been video referred, that would have

been overturned. It had to have been squeezed in with the back of the

stick. Harry Martin will not be denied, no video referral. Lack of

experience there. It is for- one to Great Britain and they could add

another. Attacking at base once more. -- pace. Four goals for Great

Britain, Adam Dixon, Barry Middleton, Ashley Jackson and Harry

Martin have all scored. Henry Weir at leading that front

line, stepping through from a midfield position, almost creating

the British front four. Now as Great Britain dominate, they're able to

throw a man forward to create a front four man press. Nice little

run, he is held up. Great Britain get possession. Coming away with

Iain Lewers. Simon Mantell. Ian Sloan. Saved. Stick and ball is

everywhere. Simon Mantell is claiming that he was struck did as

the stick comes in front of him. First shot to Faustino, did well to

block. Simon Mantell nails it. The umpire felt it was a clean and of

compact -- contact. It is getting a little edgy now. Six and a half

minutes of the third period to play. Gleghorne team penalised because he

did not take the free hit from the right place and made no effort to

stop the ball. If Great Britain tried to force it and the umpire

decides they do not like the ball is taken from, it will get turned over.

They do not need to do it, they just need composure.

That is well held up. Little chink and a little turn, coming in slow.

He surrenders possession. There was a great pick-up in the circle from a

crash ball end. Brazil doing very well to release defenders from

marking duties and to step forward to the ball-carrier. They managed to

get two defenders to the ball in the circle.

David Ames got punished by the umpire, suggesting it hit his body,

I'm sure he would not have been smiling that much if it had.

Mantell. A little burst of acceleration from a find Catlin.

What a save! What outstanding goalkeeping. Great Britain have a

penalty corner but you are right, that was incredible from Rodrigo

Faustino. Catlin picked it up and drilled it across and Faustino Read

it. The ball gets stuck underneath him which is why the corn is given.

This is a brilliant bit of instinctive goalkeeping -- the

corner. Great body position, high head, left and active. This is the

other Brazilian goalkeeper. It is Faustino who has been one of the

stars for them so far. Penalty corner, Jackson. No luck.

Aerial ball. Brought down and controlled, into the circle, swept

back. Catlin looking for a chance to shoot. And Brazil escape once more.

Great defensive discipline from David Ames, he ran and ran to get

his feet around his opponent, and he let the midfielder run into his

stick and he drew the foul. Easy to give away a free hit. Good running.

They are lining up. Middleton has a flick, Ward was just behind him. The

danger is diverted at the moment from Brazil. Great Britain will now

have half an eye on the scoreboard, there will know that there might be

issues with goal difference. If they win their last games, that's fine.

If result don't go your way, goal difference will come into it so they

need to put themselves beyond what New Zealand do later in the

tournament. Six teams in each group, four will progress.

Brazil working wonders to get out of trouble here. What a bit of skill

from Patrick Chenier -- Patrocinio. Another scramble in the circle. It

doesn't matter what the scoreline is, when a player comes out with

that kind of skill, Patrocinio, just delightful. He had three red shirts

around him, close skill and exceptional execution. Catlin, he

has got away from his man. The ball is forced out.

Barry Middleton. Taking it all the way, flicked across, a chance for a

shot but they have got the penalty corner. The defender effectively sat

down on the Great Britain attacker. Mendonca basically flattened Sam

Ward. It is a good left foot kick from Faustino and Ward gets trodden

on. And battered in the middle of the circle! Sam Ward sat upon as

Nick Catlin prepares to inject here. Ward might have a go at this. He is

alongside Jackson and it is Jackson. Good save again. Very good, Faustino

has seen one from Jackson to his bottom right and he reads that one

better. Nice run from Catlin. Just cannot find a way through that

resolute Brazilian defence. That is five or six times that Great

Britain have tried baseline attacks, trying to play it back into a space

to all three metres of the Brazilian line. You feel they might want to go

harder to the top of the circle because Brazil are flooding inside

the penalty spot. Mix it up a bit. Dixon, David Ames, back to Daniel

Fox. Michael Hoare doing well to the edge of the circle, a flicked it in,

great reactions again from the men in yellow. It will be another Great

Britain penalty corner. Sam Ward onto backhand, trying to get it

across the face of goal and the defender could not get out of the

way. This was the save, the end of the stick from Faustino. He was

beaten all end up apart from pretty much the paint on that carbon fibre

blade. Last time it was Jackson. Will Ward have a chance? It is

Jackson once more. He cannot get through. Goalkeeper and post man in

the same space, denying Jackson as he went low to their left. Cleared

away. David Ames, Jackson, most forward to

the edge. The Brazilians seem to be working in pairs as the British

attacks come. Ian Sloan jinking through. The backhand shot from

Jackson. Successfully defended once again. The last ten seconds of the

third quarter. Time and time again, Faustino has denied Great Britain.

The third quarter comes to its conclusion and it was jam-packed

with incident and drama and brilliant goalkeeping from Rodrigo

Faustino. Ashley Jackson defied time and again by the keeper. 4-1 to

Great Britain. A really good game and a really good

atmosphere. Those are the numbers so far. It tells the tale of the

dominant Great Britain have but also the unfortunate situation, only

three conversions from 18 shots. Crutchley will have to have a word

with his troops about where to get the cleaner chances. They are

forcing an area inside the area. A couple of opportunities, Catlin down

the right to start with. Fox almost went through Faustino in the first

seconds of the third quarter. But swipe from fox on the half

volley. They kept pushing and missing. Faustino saved and saved

again. It is what they have done in every game, the goalkeeper and his

tee fullbacks have created a defensive rearguard. A snapshot in

front of the goalkeeper ended up hitting Barry Middleton but Martin

finally found the goal. There was a suspicion of it being back stick but

nobody appealed it and it was given. Brazil have had a goalkeeping

change. Which is a bit of a surprise Ben Mee in mind how well Faustino

has played but they have brought on the big man -- given how well. Great

Britain will hope it plays into their hands. The other teams might

look at that with a bit of dismay because Faustino has been

exceptional. Great Britain need gold and could take advantage of a

relatively cold goalkeeper. Middleton has a swipe at it and it

is of the need of the goalkeeper and that'll do his confidence a bit of

positive energy. It is back into the circle for Great Britain. Van der

Heijden comes away with it. He gets into space. Lovely little run from

him. Absolutely nothing to pass to. He did well to carry the ball. In

the end they just got it up the other end. Michael Hoare, the Great

Britain number 12. Ashley Jackson. Now it is to the edge of the circle.

Condon is in there. Henry Weir is in there. Barry Middleton just in front

of the goal. And it is a terrific strike and a brilliant goal from Sam

Ward. 5-1. Great Britain patient in the build-up, Sam Ward doing what he

does best. He is more of a classic centre forward and the ball was

precise onto the end of his stick but there is the lead to the

backhand, touch and up and bang and the goalkeeper could not get his

feet together. The body weight and momentum and power, straight through

the keeper. Bearing in mind what happened when Faustino, the other

goalkeeper, was on the field, you sensed he might have had that.

Absolutely, I could not agree more. You want to give players experience

and exposure with the game lost, but for the other teams, this could have

a decisive impact on the final standings. 5-1, five different

goal-scorers. Keeper in the right position that

time. Bomfim will have to decide if he can police that area in front of

his goal as well as Faustino did. Great Britain trying to exploit the

sidelines and baselines and find the passes into the goal. Fox again.

David Ames. He will switch direction. Hoare again has the

Middleton to his left and he goes back to David Ames. Flicked up to

Jackson. He circled and heads backwards. Now they find Middleton.

When any Great Britain player receives the ball, they had to

change direction because the Brazilian midfield is hanging out

physically. Michael Hoare with the attempted shot, cleared comfortably

by Bomfim. It is all Great Britain at the moment. Pressure move after

pressure move. Jackson on the right. A shuttle from Ward and behind.

Given as a 16, Henry Weir must have got the final touch. Ward turns and

gets up right, difficult execution, no touch, straight off Ward which is

why it went to a 16 yard hit. Great Britain have to go full-court press

now and let Brazil throw it down the field and get it back.

Great Britain got the sideline, they would have got the free hit if it

had not got off as it was flicked dangerously towards Gleghorne but

they go crossfield to find a bit more opportunity.

Fortunately Ian Sloan doing some defensive running, Brazil leading

high. A crash ball on the left-hand side. Fortunately the physicality of

this game finale for Great Britain is paying off against the

Brazilians. He has combined well with Mark Gleghorne to get this far.

Nick Catlin is in there and Simon Mantell as well. Trying to put

pressure on the Brazilians. Great Britain with nine and a half minutes

to go, they are going to an 11 man outfield unit. They note they need

goals. I agree completely with this. No point wasting time. If you

concede now, the game is won, they need to try and score four or five

goals. George Pinner is redundant. Great Britain does not have a

goalkeeper, 11 outfield players now. Barry Middleton dons a different

colour, he is wearing green. He does not clash with the Brazilian grain.

I think it is actually Daniel Fox is wearing the green. Barry Middleton

still on the field of play. 11 outfield players for Great Britain

now. Nick Catlin. Such fine margins, everything thing that Great Britain

do needs to be precise. They have no time to waste. Brazil can party.

They have space to run into. He blew his whistle two seconds earlier. It

has got very rowdy sends Dan Fox appeared that green shirt on and

George Pinner left the field. Again, Great Britain, this is accounting

exercise. Tag them up man-to-man, leave one extra as a spare and move

up the fields and create a sense of opportunity. Dan Fox. Jackson.

Jackson needs to be careful, Brazil have an open goal of the get to the

circle. Nick Catlin holds it up, good turn -- if they get to the

circle. Dan Fox to Jackson. Michael Hoare. Barry Middleton getting his

stick involved. Lovely turn from Simon Mantell, lovely bit of skill

from their veteran. All the way to the edge.

Simon Mantell at it again, down he goes. Herded by the Brazilian, Andre

Patrocinio. He gets a card as a result. Extra advantage in terms of

players on the field as Andre Patrocinio heads for a two

suspension. It is a tired head of defending that leads to the Great

Britain corner. -- two minute suspension. They are not getting the

incision into the circle. Mark Gleghorne, Jackson, Simon Mantell,

Sam Ward, all there, Jackson has a go. Having gone a man down, the

number 15 took that, Van Der Heijden has got that. If he is within five

metres and the ball hits above the knee, it is considered dangerous to

the defensive team and they can free hit. Jackson has gone high, Van Der

Heijden is within that zone. It is high and dangerous. Van Der Heijden

being helped from the field but I think he is OK. He has probably been

taken off as a precaution. The clock has been stopped, seven

minutes left to play. He is the man on the bench. So, here we go. The

match continues. 5-1 for Great Britain but they need goals and they

do not have a goalkeeper. They need to go to the split back two when

they play so well. Iain Lewers gets forward. Half backs up in the

attacking 23. Dan Fox in the circle. It is held up, it is a goal for

Barry Middleton. His second. A touch in the middle of the circle, a ball

fired in from deep, Iain Lewers carries it forwards. A glancing

blow, Dan Fox driving, Mark Gleghorne hunting and Middleton in

the end finding the free ball to go over the top of Thiago Bonfim. It is

not pretty, but it is effective. With the extra man, you cannot mark

everyone. Brazil know that that could have been avoided so easily.

Second goal of the game for Barry Middleton. 6-1 to Great Britain. The

strategy beginning to pay off. Just to remind you that the result when

Brazil played Spain was 7-0 and they lost 12-0 to Belgium. Great Britain

have to recognise that Brazil have a man down as well, 11 outfield versus

nine and as soon as you have eliminated one man, try to find a

passable is top --.. Brazil now giving themselves an option, leading

two players away to the right so they can go high and long. Chased

down hard by Lucas Paixao, unable to get there. There is George Pinner.

Brazil nudged the ball out of play. Absolutely nothing else to play out.

You only have to look at the body language, these guys are literally

running on trickle, there is nothing left to try and get into the face of

the Great Britain distribution. Brazil have the chance of a break.

Two men in front. The crowd baying for another Brazilian gold. Here

come Great Britain. Penalty corner. Dan Fox combining with Sam Ward to

put the Brazilian foot on the ball. Dan Fox no longer wearing the green

shirt, it has been given to Michael Hoare now. Popping the ball up. It

was all because he chased and handed the ball down. A great longer first

tackle, nicking the ball away from his opponent and allowing him and

Harry Martin to combine in the circle. Ashley Jackson, Mark

Leghorn. Adam Dixon. All sorts of options here but they have forgotten

who would do the injection. They almost run out of time. Here is the

goal. Beautifully finished that time by Mark Gleghorne. Something close

to a comedy routine, Sam Ward recognising that Great Britain would

have that penalty corner taken off them. Mark Gleghorne, favourite

position, pulls it around his body, he loves to do that. He has got all

the strength of the body rotation, great core, upper body rotation,

drag and web past Thiago Bonfim in the Brazilian gold. We have had a

bit of everything tonight. Mark Gleghorne is now on the bench. The

scoreline, 7-1 to Great Britain. Missed pass, Nick Catlin climbs all

over it and holds it up. Passes at act. Middleton is there trying to

dig it back. As ill get possession. That is the space that Brazil have

defended so well for the entire game -- Brazil. Good pick-up from Dan

Fox, going forward at pace, a lovely move forward, Middleton tries to

lock the keeper. That is a penalty stroke on the line. That has been

drilled pass the feet of Thiago Bonfim. Absolutely nailed the cover

defender. Great awareness from Middleton, not convinced that the

log was a great choice but we see that the goalkeeper tries to go over

the top. Walloped from Middleton, smashed into the line to give away

the penalty stroke. Brazil want this looked at upstairs. So, we are

looking to see, was the shot from Middleton going into the goal when

it hit the defender? Given that he has stood on the and that is his

right knee... Without a doubt. Came off his left shin pad, I think. He

is benefiting from Hawk-Eye technology, an image from every

single camera in the ground. Brazil lose their appeal. Jackson versus

Thiago Bonfim. Penalty stroke. This to make it 8-1.

Jackson, top corner. Brazil won, Great Britain, eight. There are not

many goalkeepers in the world who can get near Jackson from the

penalty but. Such disguise, that has gone past Thiago Bonfim. He went the

right way but you cannot get your body to move quickly enough unless

you have guessed and gone early. Jackson's second, the eighth for

Great Britain. Three minutes and 41 seconds of this extraordinary half

of hockey to play. We said at the top of the show that we felt they

would need to put ten on the board. With seven minutes to go I thought

that was a pipe dream. But they have pulled the goalkeeper. Bold with

that eight minutes to go. Back and be let pass harmlessly behind. Dan

Fox on his way down the left. He has been very effective, marauding down

the left flank. A little flick and here goes Dan Fox, Middleton. He

holds it up, teasing the Brazilian defence. It is over the top. No idea

how David Ames has managed to shovel out over the crossbar. Middleton

decides he can get across, moves beat well. David Ames tries to flash

at it, gets underneath it, too much right hand.

Chances here, one against one in the circle. Iain Lewers on a long sweep

tackle in a game with more, you feel that could have been penalised,

there was only one place that ball was going and that was off the

baseline. I have seen corner is given for that in other matches but

tonight the game is dead for Brazil but they are still giving it

everything they have got. Finish with heads held high. They want

another goal. They scored their first in Olympic hockey, the first

goal of the match went to Brazil. They want a second. Towards the

circle, ball up high. The ball was drilled in at waist height towards

Iain Lewers. He is pretty cross about it. Middleton, charging away

down the left. Tries to find Nick Catlin but cannot. Ball behind Nick

Catlin who was trying to jump up in the air. Brazil still looking for

the goal as they get towards the circle.

Middleton across the deck, finds Jackson, left hand on the stick.

Plenty of pace, all the way to the circle, backhand across the field

and finished right in front of the Brazilian goal. That is a score for

Sam Ward. That was all about Jackson Hart left hand skills, hand eye

coordination, out to the left and around the last man, the right hand

through and Great Britain lining up with three men across the

goalkeeper. Super strike from Jackson. Sam Ward is the man, if you

want somebody in the danger area, he is the one. The faintest touch from

Sam Ward, his second goal of the night. 9-1. Crutchley's creative

instincts in removing George Pinner have paid off. He has got a handful

of goals since Pinner left the field. That is a tired, tired pass

from the attempted exchange between centre and right midfield, must have

been five yards away from where it to be. Lewers. Hoare wearing the

green shirt. The last 30 seconds of the match. Can Brazil get the crowd

on their feet and score in the dying seconds? David Ames back to tidy up.

He find Middleton. He fires it forward. It is behind and the clock

will tick down and the hooter will sound and Great Britain have got the

job done. A cracking game of hockey it began

with Brazil's first ever goal in an Olympic competition and Great

Britain had to think and fight back. They removed George Pinner and

things really started to happen. They have given Brazil a really good

working over. But it has been a thoroughly entertaining game. Those

are the scorers in the order in which they came.

The final score, a terrific match, Brazil 1-9 Great Britain.

That you have it, another great night of hockey and a reminder that

Team GB's next game is Australia, the top ranked team in the

competition, and that is tomorrow. Welcome back to a bit of beach

action. We have been joined by a triumvirate of British ladies. This

is an, Nim, and Peggy, who is a veteran of four Olympic Games. I can

read Barcelona 92 on the top of your hat, was that the first one? That is

the first one, in Barcelona and it was all new. Barcelona previously

was not so modern but they did a fantastic job getting it all

together and they had a wonderful setting. The diving went off the top

and it was a fantastic view. We got to be swimming and the athletics and

they had their show games which was wonderful to be in amongst the

crowd. All of those memories. Nim, this is your third Olympics. What

have you made a it so far? It's been great but we have had one or two

issues. The awful situation with the security on the first day. A lot of

people might have heard about it but what was it like in those queues?

Extremely hard to come it must have been 35 degrees in the shade and we

were not in the shade so we were about 40 minutes late for the first

hockey game. The other thing was that we have seen some table tennis

which was great. And we saw a volleyball game which we thought

would be wonderful but we were a bit upset by the experience. We were

among, it was the Americans and Canadians, we thought it would be

fantastic but the Canadians starting doing. We were so shocked that

people would do that at Olympics. Did you tell them off? We both did!

Anna has a wonderful title, she is an Olympic family assistant. What

does that mean? I'm here looking after the president of the Danish

Olympic Committee. Do we have to salute you? ! It is so much fun. It

means I accompany him and help organise his transport. I have been

able to sit in on a few events and what the swimming. He applied to be

a volunteer and this came up? It did. It has been really good, I

turned up in Brazil and was told I would have a client to look after

and on the first day I found that it was him. Do you speak Danish? Sadly

not. I am hoping I can pick up some but it's not like anything I've

learned before. Do you speak Danish, Peggy? No! And you are staying for

the Paralympics and working? I will be volunteering at the airport doing

accreditation and welcoming the athletes. I'm hoping to see some big

names. Before we let you go, you are here for a few more days? What are

you going to take in? Beach volleyball tomorrow. Don't tell

anybody off this time! I saw that in Bondi Beach and that was fantastic

and also at Horse Guards Parade. And on Friday morning, the athletics and

we go home then. You haven't Barcelona, Sydney, London and now

Rio. Yes. Peggy is very good at telling people off, I was apparently

too tall to interview her so I have made myself a hole! We are going to

do some headlines now. Thank you very much. Can you give us, time for

the headlines... Time now for the day for headlines on BBC Four. From

Rio! Well done, Peggy. Team USA divided

the women's team gymnastics title -- defended. Helped by the all-round

favourite, Simone Biles. Team GB finished in fifth place. An

agonising fifth place as well for Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson as

Jonah took the gold in the ten metre the grow -- as China took the gold

in the ten metre synchro. A huge victory for Johanna Konta, coming

from a set down to beat Svetlana Kuznetsova. And look at what it

meant when she made it through to the quarterfinal where she will play

Sam Stosur or Angelique Kerber. Andy Murray is also through to the last

eight. Katherine Grainger remains on course to win a fifth Olympic medal,

she and Big E Thornley booked their spot in the double sculls final --

Vic Iain Thornley. -- Vicky Thornley. And a dramatic

day in the rugby sevens, two wins for Team GB. An incredible second

game against Japan which they squeaked, 21-19, after Japan had

earlier stunned New Zealand by beating the favourites. This is what

is available on all of the other channels. On the Red Button right

now we have tennis, I think it is Serena Williams in action against

Elina Svitolina, who knocked out Heather Watson earlier in the week.

Weightlifting is also available on the Red Button at the moment. Add on

the website and BBC sport app you can access up to 24 live streams

depending on what is happening. We now know who Johanna Konta will

play in the quarterfinals, it is Angelique Kerber, who was a

Wimbledon finalist this year. She beat Sam Stosur 6-0, 7-5. We have

been concentrating a lot on the rugby sevens and we're going to take

you back now. We watched that amazing game between Fiji and

Argentina with some amazing skills. This was the try of the game and

eventually they won 21-14. They have never won an Olympic medal of any

sort. After that game, their coach, Ben Ryan, spoke with John Inverdale.

First things first, as an advert for seven scum that was stupendous.

Wasn't it? Argentina are a great side. -- sevens rugby. It was a

pretty stellar try to clinch it. We are thrilled to be two from two but

credit to Argentina, they will be right there at the end of the

tournament on Thursday. Where are you at the moment? We are OK, we

have not put in 14 minutes but it's hard against teams like Argentina,

they make the break down hard and suffocate you a bit and if you don't

get your possession right and hit the ball hard, they will beat you.

Their kick-offs were well-planned and tactically good. We will be in

the quarter finals and if we beat the USA we will retain the number

one seed. It seems that New Zealand have lost that aura of invincibility

which has kind of past to you. How intimidated do you think opponents

are playing Fiji? I hope a lot! New Zealand were like that. We have

beaten them nine times in the last ten games so it has shifted to us

but with that comes pressure. Hopefully we will rise to the

occasion. And we won't suffer from not giving it our best shot. We live

and die by the sword with how we play our attacking game. And give an

indication of what this means to people back home. We were talking to

the Americans, they often get 200,000 hits on their website a week

and you have had 9,000,048 hours. What is it doing for Fiji? -- 9

million in 48 hours. It is a tiny dot in the middle of the Pacific, a

great place with amazing people but we also have the best sevens team on

the planet and it is a fanatical backing. Our Prime Minister with a

half his government is here. Everybody will not be at work, you

will see people in the banks cheering us on, it will be from

every corner of Fiji. They are so proud of it and for these 14

minutes, we are in the spotlight on a global state and they are very

proud of being Fijian and through the sevens team, they show that

appreciation and pride. Serious pressure! It is, but that's the job.

Well done so far. Thank you. A big smile from Ben Ryan, good to know

that the BGN pry minister is here. The sevens continues for the next

few days -- Fijian Prime Minister. GB take on New Zealand tomorrow.

That is at 4:30pm UK time. The bin men, hello! They gave us a wave.

They come around at this time every night. What time is it here? It is a

quarter to eight, quarter to midnight in the UK. They come and

empty the bins which is a lovely service because copper cabana is

normally packed all day all stop and when you talk to people here --

double cabana. Everyday I have spoken to the same guy and he talks

about football, about Brazil, the Premier League, Paul Pogba but today

was the first day he mentioned the Olympics. Football is king here but

it broke through today because of the victory for Rafaela Silva in the

judo who took the first gold medal for Brazil. She comes from the city

of God favela are here made famous in the film which many of you will

have seen and her story is incredible. She got into judo, it

made such a difference in her life and the emotional scenes when she

won the gold medal yesterday were shown all over the country and have

been on the front pages of the papers. We will take you to a bit of

judo now. We have a final on the way in a minute. Don't fear, this is the

judo guide. Judo was developed in the late 19th

century in Japan and has been an Olympic sport since Tokyo in 1964.

Each contest as a duration of five minutes for men or four minutes for

women. If scores are level at the end of the contest, they enter

golden score where there is no time limit and the first score or penalty

awarded will decide the contest. The highest scoring technique is a ippon

which is in the wind contest and can be achieved in four ways, throwing

an opponent with impact on their back with considerable force and

speed, pinning and holding down an opponent for 20 seconds with

selected holding techniques. When an opponent submits or gives up or

scoring two waza ari against an opponent. Waza ari can be achieved

in two ways. Throwing an opponent but lacking one of the elements for

ippon or holding up an opponent for 15 seconds or more but less than 20

seconds. A yuko is worth one point and can also be scored in two ways,

throwing an opponent but lacking to element needed for ippon or holding

down an opponent for ten to 14 seconds. Judah is a knockout

competition at all competitors are placed in a drawer divided into two

tables. The top eight athletes for each quick category are seeded in

line with their world rankings and the two finalists will compete for

the gold and silver medals. Robert? We will show you a gold

medal match. It sees Trevor Stevens take on the Russian. Here are the

gold medal men. From Russia and standing right throughout, Travis

Stephens of the USA the number one in the world in the semifinal to get

him here right now it is the young and the old only to years of age,

Travis Stephens in white and Khasan Khalmurzaev in blue and we are away.

I do not know which way this will go because Travis Stephens is going to

try and get him to ground and Khasan Khalmurzaev will look for an

opportunity for counter. He has had great form, four matches already but

so has Travis Stevens. He is having the day of his life. A penalty

straightaway, might get the benefit of the doubt. A lot of nerds out

there. First final four attempt three, a semifinalist in London and

this time he does it. They are not the big heavyweights but they are

not small boys, they are so agile and strong and that is what this

board is all about, the balance of Hardy and mind. The throw comes from

the American but no score, could not get the Russian opponent on his

back. Continues to work at it. -- body and mind. Can he get around the

body and the neck? The referee will let this go. He is doing everything

he can, Travis Stevens. He stands over the top, one more chance to get

underneath, can he do it? Khasan Khalmurzaev is strong in defence.

The referee watches. A wonderful move from the American. He is giving

his all. Hard to see what is happening. We know he will not stop.

The referee is up close. He calls. After all of that, no score. Travis

Stevens was trying very hard there to secure the arm. Khasan

Khalmurzaev managing to pull the arm in every time. It is going to take a

fair bit out of them both. Attack or defend, it is one of the hardest

things, ground work take such a lot out of you and then you have to

stand up. Sometimes you have to know when to release it, not go for it,

because if you expend too much energy... That was a brilliant

technique from Khasan Khalmurzaev. Khasan Khalmurzaev has to be curve,

every time he goes to ground. Travis Stevens. -- careful. Spectacular

final. Still no score. A third down lap belt in judo is Travis Stevens,

he also has a black out in jujitsu and that taught he can catch anyone

-- blackbelt. -- blackbelt. Takes him down and the Russian turns it

around on the counterattack. He has won it and got the gold medal.

Travis Stevens lies on the map in despair. How did that happen? That

man just proved off an amazing move. He goes to ground. He cannot believe

what he has done. The gold medal for Russia and Khasan Khalmurzaev and

the silver medal goes to Travis Stevens from the USA. That was

nothing short of absolutely fabulous to decide the Olympic champion in

the 81 kilograms competition. Russia over America.

Absolutely always looked dangerous, Khasan Khalmurzaev. Travis Stevens

was coming forwards. Travis Stevens gets the silver medal and he fully

deserves that silver medal. Khasan Khalmurzaev there, you can see the

Russians behind me, all just praying really that he can pull it off.

Khasan Khalmurzaev was almost waiting, he looked dangerous, in the

first attack, it looked as though he was going to throw Travis Stevens

and then the second one, he got right the way underneath them and it

was game over. Brilliant stuff from Khasan Khalmurzaev. Not too much

fuss. We will look at this. Talk us through this. It was brilliant

stuff. Travis Stevens had a plan and his plan was to get Khasan

Khalmurzaev on the ground. Khasan Khalmurzaev just managed to turn it

around. This is how it all started. Travis Stevens went around the back

and tried to throw Khasan Khalmurzaev. Khasan Khalmurzaev just

manages to dig in, change the direction and how many times do we

see that change of direction? It wins, very important matches. Travis

Stevens, he sacrifices, he tries to throw Khasan Khalmurzaev and he

readjusts his balance and then he sweeps right away in the inside.

Look how they readjust his support leg and he takes Travis Stevens

over, flat on his back with the biggest upon. Over 81 kilograms

decided on a beautiful technique. -- Travis Stevens. -- ippon. The power

in that right by when he planted it under pressure and seemingly moved

it ever so slightly and all of a sudden, it generated the power he

needed. That was incredible to watch, it really was. What an

amazing contest that was from start to finish and there are the

medallists now, Russia with the gold medal, USA with the silver medal and

bronze medals to the UAE and Japan. The quality was outstanding. Khasan

Khalmurzaev, the new Olympic champion. And that is why we love

the judo. We have been showing you an awful lot of tennis over the last

few days because so many of the big names have been going out. We go to

the national Tennis Centre. We showed you Heather Watson losing to

the Ukrainian a few days ago. And you can see that another big name is

in trouble. Venus Williams went out earlier on and this is Serena

Williams, the defending Olympic champion. Let us pick up the

commentary. We will join it in the second set trying to hold serve at

3-3. Players are accustomed to hitting that shot. That was gutsy

from Serena. Where has the serve gone? Three

double faults in this game. That was a painful expression on her

face there. Is she playing in pain. --?.

What is going on? She raises her arms. Shrugs her shoulders, she has

got no answers. It is another break point, Venus Williams looks on. It

is a break point here, this is a huge point. A huge second serve

after hitting all the doubles. Goodness, five double faults in one

game! And Elina Svitolina with another break of serve in the second

set, 4-3, she will be serving 45-3 in the second set and she is up one

- zero. Re-watching one of the biggest

upsets in the tennis event at the Summer Olympics of 2016? -- are we

watching. Novak Djokovic has gone and now Serena Williams is hanging

on here. Elina Svitolina serving 4-3, second set and she leads by

1-0. Five double faults from Serena Williams in that last game. She has

been on tour for such a long time, three decades.

Forehand into the net. 40-0 at 4-3, second set. Exactly what Elina

Svitolina would have wanted from this game, three unforced errors

from Williams. It is long, return of serve is long,

Elina Svitolina holds her serve to zero. She is maybe overthinking,

maybe because of the shoulder, on the serve, she is doing the things

that she needs to in the situation, Elina Svitolina. Serving to stay in

the Olympics. She looks at odds with herself. Not

sure whether those are grimaces of pain or sheer disappointment that

she is making errors. Love 15, she is serving the second set -- not -

15. -- 0- 15. Backhand into the net. A gentle serve. I think that is a

grimace that is telling us that not all is well. 6-3, unforced errors

from Williams. Five double faults in the last

service game from Serena Williams. There is another. And now three

match points for Elina Svitolina, 21 years of age. Is she about to knock

out of the Rio Olympics the defending champion? Not yet. Nothing

on the serve, she wanted to go for the big winner to end the match. She

still has two match points. That is a big, big point! And

another shrug of the shoulders from Serena Williams. She has saved two

match points that there is still one more. She has been in so many

situations and got out of them in her career. If she can get out of

this situation it would be miraculous.

That it! It is wide and Elina Svitolina has knocked out Serena

Williams from the Olympics in 2016. The London champion from four years

ago, Serena Williams of the United States is out of the Rio de Janeiro

Olympics and that is a marvellous victory for the 21-year-old, Elina

Svitolina. And in straight sets at the Olympic Tennis Centre here in

Rio, one of the major upsets in tennis history. We touched on it

earlier as Serena leaves the court. In the early going, she was taking

it a bit gentle on the serve. I thought she was trying to feel her

way into the match on serve because of the first two rounds but

clutching the shoulder, that was telling. And some of the things we

have seen this evening that we have not seen from her in her career, the

five double faults in one game towards the end of the match and

seven straight unforced errors. Svitolina played well. You look at

the numbers, 17 unforced errors and nine winners. It tells you the story

of the match that Serena was missing all too often. Serena's unforced

error count was 37. Too many. And she will be wearing that smile all

evening. It is beautiful to see. She is Queen of the tennis world right

now, that is how she will feel. Who wants this tennis ball with my

signature on it? I thought it was a pretty classy handshake as well from

Svitolina, she didn't overdo it. Well done to her for being that

gracious at the net. And it could be a career defining win for her. To

beat Serena, and I talked about not getting a big win over a top player,

Serena may not have been 100% but mentally for her, it is huge. Elina

Svitolina, 21 years of age from Ukraine, has knocked out the great

Serena Williams, 6-4, 6-3, in this third round and she has earned

herself a quarterfinal against Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic.

Wow. What a night, the tennis has produced so many upsets, both the

Williams sisters out in the singles, Novak Djokovic a few days ago lost

to Juan Martin Del Potro and was in tears on Centre Court. For those

people who think the Olympics does not mean much for tennis or golfing

stars, that shows you the heartache they go through when they are out.

The good news for Team GB is that although Heather Watson was also

beaten by Elina Svitolina yesterday, we do have both Andy Murray and

Johanna Konta in the quarterfinals. Andy Murray will play Fabio Fognini

and Johanna Konta, who somehow got the better of Svetlana Kuznetsova

earlier as we showed you, she will now play the Wimbledon finalist,

Angelique Kerber, in her quarterfinal. We are back in our

little spot among the shrubbery and look who is behind us, the same time

as last night. We have got the circuit trainers. And the fella in

the green top who looked a bit like Antony Worrall Thompson, he is back

in exactly the same top. I might have a chat with him later to see if

he has given it a wash or if he is going double bubble on the same

muscle vest! All of the big issues to be discussed later. Keep your

messages coming in, we will do some Copaca-banter later! Get that in,

BBC Rio 2016 is the hashtag. A lot of you were enjoying the judo

yesterday so we have got another one, this is a gold match, the

women's 63 kilo match. This is it, Rio 2016 brings you the

final in the women's 63 telegram division. The judo competition here.

Slovenia and France. Clarisse Agbegnenou was very

impressive winning her semifinal as was this lady from Slovenia, Tina

Trstenjak. They might not be able to even hear the music or the announcer

but a pat on the back says OK, it's showtime. And the French woman knows

it. She was a substitute in London 2012. She did not make it but she

has certainly made a big impression here. This is the Japanese referee

who will keep a close watch on the contest. At the end of this we will

have a new gold medallist. Slovenia had one gold medal in London. But

she is not here. We are ready to go, this is the gold-medal bout,

Slovenia in white and in the blue colours, France. Clarisse Agbegnenou

right in their, and so is Tina Trstenjak. No love lost between

them, I can promise you that. A big attack and sweeps the inside of the

leg. Tina Trstenjak, like a woman possessed in there. Straightaway,

Clarisse Agbegnenou has got to get back on that pace, she has to match

her attack for attack. It is one against two in the world, and the

only time these ladies have lost in the last couple of years has been

against each other. They have incredible records. There are three

of them, we have just seen Gerbi. But it was a contest between those

three and you are dead right. The right ones are going to be on the

rostrum. Can Tina Trstenjak get a hold? Not quite, both arms and

trying to force her to the floor and there is a score in counterattack.

Tina Trstenjak turned that and she has got a hold. Clarisse Agbegnenou

has just got out. I thought that was a bit more than just a Yuko. Three

seconds away from a Gwaza ari. -- waza ari. There is the Yuko. It

is counting up. It could be all over here. Tina Trstenjak is going to be

the Olympic champion. What a performance. She did amazingly, that

was superb. I thought it was a bit more. It was a waza ari scored. One

minute 45 second is all it took and the gold medal goes to Slovenia.

That was amazing. How powerful is this lady? She has done it and she

is the Olympic champion. That was just unbelievable. That is two

Olympic Games in a row now that Slovenia have won this gold medal.

The same coach as well. Tina Trstenjak was superb. She came out

of the blocks and she just knew she was going to win this. You saw her

absolutely destroyed the world number two. I thought it was going

to be Clarisse Agbegnenou, I have to say, but Tina Trstenjak had

something to say about that. Clarisse Agbegnenou came for an

attack. And Tina Trstenjak turned it and the referee was absolutely right

having seen it now, she lands on her side. I thought it was a bit more

but it was on her side and she gets the Yuko and then she was on top of

her body hauled down and she manages to hold her for the ippon. That was

brilliant. Absolutely on fire, the world number one and now the Olympic

champion. She has been untouchable and that is now 62 wins from her

last 68 bouts and it ends with Olympic gold. She is the top of a

quality table. There it is, at the top.

What a brilliant performance from Tina Trstenjak.

I hope you are enjoying the judo tonight. Some messages, and one I

want to read, the DJ Ryan Smith says, I'm now explaining these judo

ruled in my sleep. That is the point of it, the Olympics, you get into a

sport you thought you knew nothing about and you become mildly

obsessive! I hope we are helping you. We are here for the next two

hours. It is past midnight at home. Stick with us because we still have

plenty more coming up. It is time to go for a wander so I am going to

come through the shrubbery. We are going onto the beach to show you a

bit of the circuit training because I know you are enjoying it. There is

Antony Worrall Thompson doing a bit of squatting at the moment. This

goes on for about three hours every night. They have got the battle

ropes here, some furious shaking. Look at this fella doing the ladder,

thinking about it. No, that yellow one. That is some intense ladder

work! This is a long session as well. Quick feet, you can tell they

are good footballers. It is the same guys that we had yesterday. Look at

this, the full reverse! I don't think we have had this live on the

BBC and I'm not sure we will again either. Thank you very much. Let me

introduce you to this young American. Nice to meet you. Where

are you from? Maryland. I am Olivia. There are always a lot of couples

here. Show us the full American flag, the stars and stripes. Give us

a twirl. That was very fast! What have you seen so far? Plenty of

medals already for the USA. Mostly watching us lose at beach

volleyball! But we have a good game against Brazil earlier and I'm

hoping to watch the USA win in the finals in basketball. You have

tickets already? Yes. LeBron James and Cestaro are not here, is it not

as strong as side as you could have brought -- Steph Curry. They are

both coming of injuries and a long season and we will do good with

Kevin Durant and the other big stars.

Is it still fun to watch when they are so much better? You do not care?

Not at all. What has been the highlight for you, Olivia? This is

my home town. Tell us about Raffaella silver who won yesterday?

We were watching the beach volleyball but I was sitting down

and I saw her win the gold medal. I was crying. It made me really happy.

Third all is very much a big thing here -- football. The Brazilian

football team have great hopes of winning an Olympic medal, it has to

be the gold medal, that tells you about the significance of Raffaella

silver. So many Brazilians are talking about something that is not

the all and it is rare. The Olympics is a great opportunity for us to

realise there are a bunch of other sports out there, not only football

and it is great and I hope we can bring home more gold medals --

Rafaela Silva. Is it dull that the US basketball team beat everyone?

Yes. Have you heard of Adam Peaty? He broke the world record. There was

intense, a good swim. A good swim. Michael Phelps is doing well. Great

to talk to you. He has won a gold medal already. He last! You are

tough! We have to expect good things from him. Anything other than a gold

medal is not good enough? For him. I'm beginning to see why you are a

dominant nation. Lovely to speak to you. I want to take you to the

seaside, well, it is grander than that. Let us wander down. As close

as we can. Steady on! We are on Copacabana beach, which churches

about four kilometres. There are markers on the way along. Number six

is down there, number two is down there. The sailing venue is all the

way down the beach, you cannot see it at the moment, but at the far end

is Sugarloaf Mountain and over there is the marina where all the sailing

is taking place. That is where we are going so surely Robinson can

give us an update of what is happening. Day two on the waters and

five of the ten sailing fleet are in action. Nick MC is looking to

consolidate on yesterday's dominant performance. Bryony Shaw and the

world champions Nick Thomson, all need to start making an impact and

into the fray, TVs great medal hope, Giles Scott. -- Team GB. The media,

thank you when a gold medal, how have you responded to that. It is

not the way I think about it personally. I am entering these

games are very confident but I am not as a about the feet that will

have to be done. These games will be equally as hard if not harder and it

is never over until it is over. I wonder how much you want to stop

talking about it and is get on with it. It feels like a long time

coming. As you get closer, it quickly creeps up on you. It is the

time to put all the chat to one time and get that one side and get Giles

Scott was denied the chance to represent Britain in 2012 when Ben

Ainslie got the slot and went on to win the gold medal. Today was the

day that he has been working towards for eight years. Very congested for

the men's heavyweight, the fin class gets underway with Greece leading up

the pen-macro. That looks like the Danish sailor sailing well. Denmark

on the left. Greece taking up the WinWord position. Giles Scott being

forced to tack out. He was the guy who was battling with Ben Ainslie in

Weymouth and he was the guy who made him angry, if I rightly. Giles has

had to tack out -- if I remember rightly. Giles Scott not in the lead

but in among the leading pack. Giles Scott is running out of time to get

back into that front pack. And he was never able to get back into it.

In a race won by the Argentinian, Britain's hope for gold finished

17th. I feel like I have been saying this a lot already but this is a

very unpredictable venue and four Giles Scott, not the start he would

have hoped for but he knows how to bounce back. He changed cells and

then dear to get a good start in the second race of the day. He finished

fourth and found himself upgraded to third. Super tricky racing and

unfortunately for me that showed in the first race. One minute you think

you will be in front and then you are not. It was incredibly tricky.

About as hard as that course gets, unfortunately. Elsewhere neck

Thompson and Alison Young were unable to improve. Thompson filed an

ninth and the 15th while young got a 30 and 26. We still have a long way

to go. It is a difficult venue. It will only get tougher. Do not change

too much, I keep running away, I know I can do it when I am on form.

I will try and improve a little bit and see what happens. Slightly

better news for Brian Reade Shaw, she clawed way back into the top ten

-- go Bryony Shaw. Nick Dempsey was still firing. He extended his lead

at the top of the leaderboard. Despite a swim at the top mark of

six. It was an angry Dempsey who came ashore after finishing the race

14, his overall lead shaved to one point. We understand there was an

altercation at the top of the course, talk us through what

happened. I think someone caught me. Hopefully, fingers crossed we will

go to the jury this evening and protest and hopefully, there is a

possibility that I might get points back. We will see. Now, we are

halfway through and you are one point clear between yourself and

your competitor, how was your confidence? It is great. I am

leading the Olympic Games. That is really cool and I'm very happy. The

protest was successful and the verdict, his points for the race

will be based on an average score. If he continues on current form,

that will be a spectacular outcome. A mixed day for neck Dempsey, Giles

Scott in touch and other struggling at the end of the second day of

sailing, Rio was all was going to be difficult and it is living up to its

billing. -- always. It is a cool job speeding along in a boat talking

about sailing. IPod I was privileged but surely is enjoying herself and

she will be back for a date three of the regatta -- I thought I was

privileged. Those in charge of BBC sailing -- Team GB, say there is a

good medal chance, we could be celebrating some Team GB medals in

the sailing later on. So much information coming in through social

media. JoJo says thank you for all the banter. Random page interviews

and stalking of locals as well. It is just gentle chitchat! I am happy

to watch Dan commentate on Anthony Wall Thompson for the next couple of

hours. There he is, can you see him? Can you see the kites? That is the

first time we have seen kites. On Anthony Thompson, Dorothy says what

is wrong with wearing the same top twice? Rio BO. If he does it a third

time, if he is here tomorrow with the same top on, we will have a

chat. We are looking for the three things

outside the normal headlines of the day have a chat did our attention,

if you have seen something today and you would like us to feature on it

before we finish, send it through to us. One thing we think will be in

there with the Japanese victory over New Zealand, we will go back to

rugby sevens. The rugby sevens has been a real highlight today. The one

that we have not shown you took place in the same pool as Fiji, USA

taking on Brazil, here is your commentary team once again.

Host nation Brazil against the United States of America. Clash of

the Americas. Brazil were beaten by Fiji in the first round, USA were

eaten by Argentina. -- beaten. One of the two trends in the

Brazilian side. Daniel comes away with it. His

brother knocks on and possession is handed back to the United States and

they have a chance. Gareth. Penalty against the United States.

There he is, passing the ball. Marvelling at the tackle. Really

excellent play from Brazil. Great atmosphere. Best atmosphere of the

day. Juliano Fiori wins well. Matt O'Brien from Australia, allowed a

certain latitude there on the part of the tackle. 29-macro puts it into

the 22, throwing for Brazil -- Lucas Duque. Brazil have the ball 30 yards

out. He is now 20 yards out, there is no need to do it. I do not

understand when teams are so close that they do that. A lot of running

around. Crazy decision. We have not seen this man in action yet. Baker.

Absolute flyer. Offside advantage being played. The pass is good. He

is going to score the first try of the night and the USA are in the

lead. Great try by the USA, but why did Brazil go for the line-out and

give them the ball? The ball is guaranteed and the try came from

that. They were applying -- playing so well and then decided to do that.

Great scorer to be fair by the USA, Niua takes his chance, but when

Brazil have the ball, they should keep it and play.

Folau Niua will also take the restart. Result don't seem to be too

upset at going behind. Niua for Baker to chase, great athleticism.

He went miles up in the air. Niua has it back. Ebner. Special teams

play with the New England Patriots. Not the current champions. The

referee again will not quite allow... We get to see Perry Baker

again. Wow. Australian rules, leg up on the shoulder, that is absolutely

fantastic. Baker is so quick. He could go into the high jump! They

use him on the line-out and also the restart and that amazing. The

powerhouse gets a pass away to Ben Pinkelman and Madison Hughes cannot

take it. Madison Hughes is there real

linchpin in terms of the USA team, the captain of the team. He took a

big hit this morning so it's good to see him back, he must be OK for the

one player the USA haven't used yet is Carlin Isles who I think is the

fastest man the tournament so I hope we see him at some stage. Do you

think because of the physique of Perry Baker that they might not want

two leggy flyers out there? There is Nate Ebner, nothing leggy or

vulnerable about him! They started with Chris Wyles who we all know,

plays at Saracens, in the centre. I think it is like for like, you have

to play Baker or Isles and I hope they give Isles ago today. It has

come away but knocked on by Brazil. One minute to go in this first half.

It is the smaller teams today, Brazil and Spain and Japan

especially can take a bow because all 12 teams have already added

hugely to this Olympic men's seven aside tournament.

Good football skills from Lucas Duque. Not such good handling skills

and a simple lock on. A last chance for America. It is the yellow,

anything, throwing the ball away disrespectfully and you are off for

two minutes. Duque will be disappointed with

that, he did not throw it that far away. Perry Baker is waiting, will

he have a chance? They go long and said to Ben Pinkelman. He goes

ruggedly for the corner and now it is coming the way of Baker. Nate

Ebner does not need him. He scores. He is a unit. I was watching him in

the gym the other day and he is absolutely huge. I trust you were

out lifting him! He is so powerful. You need players like this in the

game, a balance between the pace and power we have seen from the South

African and Argentinian forward and Ebner is right up there. Great to

see these NFL players coming into the seven aside game. Drawn by the

Olympics. At half-time, 14-0. Up goes Perry Baker against an even

higher this time with a bit of an assist. He seems quite happy at

altitude. That is a terrific handoff by Pinkelman and not a bad release

to Ebner either. He seems to have taken to rugby union without too

many problems. Chris Wyles should be clear but that is a fabulous tackle

on him and it is knocked on by Niua. The tackle from Martin Schaefer.

Sorry, it wasn't him, it was Felipe Sancery, one of the twins. Great

action here as Pinkelman, the big man taking it forward. Martin

Schaefer comes on for Brazil. Duque awaits his return. Eight seconds to

go. Back on any moment now. Six man Brazil for the moment. Duque

will have to wait for the next interruption.

Getting a player yellow carded in this game, you have absolutely no

chance. It is discipline in your players, especially in the knockout

players, it is absolutely crucial. -- the knockout games.

Not a lot on out wide because they only have six. They have done pretty

well. Coming out to the 22. They have got themselves a penalty and

now Duque will return. Seven against seven again. Duque

back on which is good to see. Brazil really have been a credit to the

tournament. They don't have the experience of the American team but

like this morning against Fiji, they have played very well. Schaefer in

the line-out and Gustavo Albuquerque has also come on. I have noticed

that Perry Baker is coming off. Carlin Isles is on. I hope he gets

the ball. Five minutes to go. Again, Brazil cannot win their own

line-out. Kicking for Dutch from the penalty has worked against them.

Niua, Carlin Isles is right on the other side of the field but they are

not going there yet because Winkleman was almost away but he

knocks on. -- Pinkelman. The Americans are showing a certain

naivete which I'm surprised about with them being coached by Mike

Friday. They came to the short side where there were two Brazilian

players. On the left side, four American players and on the end of

the line was Carlin Isles. It is simple reading of the game. Zack

Test is on for the USA. Brazil give away a free kick. Not a

penalty. Let's get on with it quickly, says

the referee. Niua takes it. Did Ebner obstruct? Nearly a first

chance to have a look at Carlin Isles. Brazil come away with it and

the crowd bursts into life. Daniel Sancery. Stefano Giantorno. Duque.

Albuquerque. Schaefer. Excellent work by the new player and that is a