Day 4 BBC Two: 22.00-22.45 Olympics

Wellcome, BBC Two viewers to the conclusion of the team gymnastics.

Viewers of BBC One will need to switch to BBC Two now, because the

news will be an BBC One. MATT BAKER: So, this is the

conclusion of the gymnastics team competition. The USA will finish up

on floor. Just moments ago, Ellie Downie finished the GB three on

vault, and this is what happened. Posting a 5.8 difficulty. Talking to

herself just before she powers down the vault run, the double twist, and

what a landing! You can see her sister Rebecca cheering her on. That

was a fabulous final vault the Great Britain. All the gymnasts vaulted

well. That is the effort on the Great Britain, they just have to

watch the rest of the gymnastics. Russia need 14 point

-- 14.469. Let's enjoy this landing again. She is so tight and

controlled. That is the sort of Boulding we have come to expect from

Ellie. Here comes Claudia, the powerhouse we have enjoyed for so

many years on vault and floor. She has got the difficulty, has she got

the execution? That is the question. And here she comes. A small hop, but

fantastic vaulting for the first gymnast up. It was great from

Claudia. There is the British team just watching Russia as they finish

up this competition. The British girls have performed fantastically.

There have been a few ups and downs throughout the Championships, but

they have not let it affect them, they have carried on fighting right

through, giving a great performance today.

So, over to floor, with Lauren Hernandez, her first Olympic Eames,

the youngest member of Team USA, known as the young Shakira. Stand-by

to dance and bedazzled. Did you see the wink of the camera before she

started? That is a prelude of what this routine will be.

Very much enjoying her Olympic experience. Double Arabian.

Quick concentration for the tumble. She undercuts that a bit.

Real special performance here. Sky-high double tuck to finish.

That was pure performance, really enjoyable, and it is the last we

will see of Laurie Hernandez here, she has been beaten by her

team-mates and won't be through to the finals, but that was such an

enjoyable performance. So, the Russian Federation on 160, this is

the last of the Russian vaults to go. We will bring you the other two

very shortly, we are not in control of these pictures. This is Maria

Paseka, for nominal Russian vault and current world champion. You can

see there are, a difficulty of 6.3, and she got the landing as well as

we have seen her do that, talk about gymnasts rising for the moment.

Absolutely delighted. They saw a bit of an opening there, they were not

going to let it get away from them. Just enjoying every ounce of this

experience. You could really see, couldn't you, this is my moment at

the Olympics. Lovely double straight. This was a

clever routine, because she did some difficult Tom balls, but not so

difficult that she couldn't give a great performance as well. --

difficult tumbles. A straight double twisting front.

And, like all the gymnasts from the USA, so well rehearsed in all their

landings. Hun and as just waiting for her

score. -- Lauren Hernandez waiting for her score. And here comes Alia

Mustafina for Russia. We have seen how much her experience has paid

off. She has qualified fifth for the all-round final. She got a 5.8

difficulty, so she's going into the double twist, and nails that landing

for that team. Team-mates are cheering for her. She's helping that

team go up. 15.133 four Aliya Mustafina for the vault, and we join

Alexandra Raisman on floor, current Olympic champion, qualifying second

for floor. This tumbling is something quite exceptional. Double

Arabian, toes just stay inside. Good control on the leap. So, we had

one huge combination tumble, another sky-high double pike Arabian into

jump. I love that tumble the best, she is

so straight in that double straight. Just one final test for her. Double

pike, chest right up, so committed to land, a beautiful, special floor

routine there from Aly Raisman. Absolutely special, they came in ten

marks clear. Simone Biles is still to come here. That is Maria Paseka's

score of 15.7, so Russia have done enough. They have done enough for

silver, it says first at the moment but there is still Aly Raisman's

score and Simone Biles to go. And quite tight between China and

Russia. The final gymnast for China did throw it away.

Sugihara for Japan. The first gymnast for Japan scored

13.833. Good combination, change leg lead into the tuck back.

The backflip and the layout somersault, not exceptional

difficulty, but enough. Nicely linked, the jumps and the free

cartwheel. Japan very much been a team on the

rise. Head well back there. Very nicely. A

free walkover. Quite combination, that one. -- quite a popular

combination, that one. A slight overbalance in the spin, and she is

getting ready now for the dismount. This has been a well-controlled

routine, they will not be throwing their chance away. Know, and apart

from the Netherlands, Germany and the USA, Japan are the only team

that haven't had a fall. Russia have had a fall, China have had two,

Great Britain and Brazil have had one each. Japan were in fourth, I

beg your pardon, third, going into this. Russia were forth. Still a lot

of gymnastics to go. Sheer emotion and hope. I just can't cope with

watching the rest of the competition wondering if Russia have got that

silver medal. They got a silver medal backing London 2012. They

probably would not have necessarily expected it, they have had an

up-and-down preparation. You can see just what it means to them. We said

it was already written in the stars, if you like, that the USA would get

the gold, and with a lot of help from this gymnast here, Simone

Biles, but what I battle it has been first of and bronze, and it is still

going on. -- for silver and bronze. Simone Biles looking to make history

as the first woman to get five gold medals at the Olympics. And we are

going to start raising a debate whether or not Simone Biles is the

most phenomenal athlete here in Rio, and after this, you can start the

discussion. Well, watch and enjoy, because she does, and that is one of

the things that makes her so impressive. Two straight

somersaults, the full twist, so clever. You almost don't notice it.

Just a half twist this time, two Straits and a half twist.

Look at the height on the leap. This is her third tumble, remember.

Sky-high double twisting double tuck.

No pause, into this final tumble, not a flicker on landing. What a

routine, a true champion and a leader of a great team. What a way

to secure the gold medal in the team Olympic final! They don't even need

to wait for the score, because all she needed was 7.5 marks. And she's

absolutely nailed it. And do you know what? That is not the last you

are going to see of Simone Biles. You just watch in wonder for the

next few days as she hopes to achieve greatness, and I'm sure

she'll do it. I think she will. No gymnast has, is world champion to

win the Olympics. 14.3 four Japan. Puts them on 28.133 at the moment.

What a fantastic final. So much great gymnastics going on. We

haven't seen any situation where one of the favoured teams has had a

terrible day and throw in the towel in. This has been a really truly

great Olympic final. We are just waiting for confirmation

of the order of two and three, silver and bronze. Russia hoping

China and Japan in the mix. Just waiting for the Japanese Teramoto

score coming in. We also have Simone Biles, just confirmation of how far

ahead they were, ten Mark Sim qualification. Interesting to see

the difference. -- ten marks in qualification.

There you go. At the moment, Japan aren't third. We are waiting for the

US quarter comment. -- Japan are in third. China, bronze, Russia,

silver, and the USA, Gold. We are waiting for confirmation of that.

What a team final bid has been! And it is close between Great Britain

and Japan. Those steps out on the floor will have been the difference.

What a shame for Great Britain. It wasn't without deduction in other

parts of the competition as well. No, but I think it big total for

them. 100s Defour with mistakes. You know, you have to expect that

sometimes under this extreme pressure there will be mistakes --

174. There is confirmation. I can see the score from here, it is 15.8.

It's absolutely huge! And team USA, as we expected, have just dominated

this team final. My word, what a performance! Every single peas,

performance after performance, routine after routine, they didn't

disappoint -- every piece. I love how Ali is telling them what to do,

where to go, what celebrations to do. You're right, Matt, they

certainly didn't disappoint, and there will be lots of talk about

whether this is the greatest team ever. Oh, without any doubt. I

think, the dynasty has been a big part of that. They had coach, the

craftsmen. Man and wife actually, they have made their impact on team

USA, they will be retiring after this competition. There is the

Russian Federation. They take the silver medal in this women's team

final. That matches the silver that they got in London 2012. But the gap

between the USA and Russia is 8.2. Russia and China at just over half a

mark, and Great Britain a hair's breadth behind Japan and China.

Goodness me. So very, very close. Japan in fourth, 107% .3 71. -- 174

point 371. Brazil in front of the home crowd did not disappoint. They

finished in eighth. There is confirmation, the women's team final

at the Rio Olympics. The United States of America dominate, Russia

again take the silver. And China get the bronze. Japan's fourth, and

Great Britain finished in fifth. Well, it was absolutely fabulous

competition to watch. The Americans are just stunning. I can't believe

Simone Biles. It is almost as if she is made of elastic. It's

extraordinary how much height she gets on the way she can go from one

twist and turn into another. Great, great stuff. And hope you enjoyed

watching it. Just behind the Rio Reno where the gymnastics is taking

place is the Maria Lenk Aquatic Centre, that is the venue for the

diving. Yesterday, Tom Daley and band bedfellow won the turn of

course Tonia Couch -- Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow. How would they get

on with Mike here, they were hoping for a medal. We are going to join it

with the British pair in fifth place after three dives, two to go as we

pick it up with commentary from Leon Taylor and Bob Ballard.

COMMENTATOR: A brilliant effort from the Chinese pair, who are about to

shut the front door and leave everybody else behind. Inward, 3.5,

take off all the way, spin speed is identical. Both divers over

rotating, and usually so. We are looking at less than eight from

execution, synchronisation, apart from the over rotation, and they do

it in sync, is still very good. You will probably see lines on

synchronisation, I think you should, anyway.

Eight and 8.5, least impressive so far. 75.84 for the Chinese, still

got a big lead over everybody else. Mexico and the USA route two and

free. -- are at two and three. We move on to the Malaysian. Strong

finish in their programme. There and thereabouts. Expect them to move

into the top three if they are not there already. They are blurred in

round three. They had an inward 3.5, -- they are there in round three.

Yes, first-class from the lazy! -- from Malaysian. Silver just a few

months ago. Very, very buoyant. Working together beautifully.

Synchronisation. Just a fraction of but pretty much there or

thereabouts. Pommie that is like for like with our Chinese pair. -- just

a of Mike. Chen and Lui got 75, high fives from

the coaches. 29.68 for the Malaysian pair. They are only five points

behind the Chinese. Still up for grabs there. The last rounds, we are

going for the same dive. Yes, they are. The same dive, 3.2, only five

points between them. Interesting. Pressure being put on the Chinese

now. We watch North Korea with their inward 3.5. They are there in second

place after round three. The combination that got the bronze last

year. This one seems to be working, too.

Solid, the dive closest to me, came, she drills her dive. Execution four,

five and six is going to be in the nines at the very least. Her partner

Kim, furthest away, looks a little plight to the diving board but they

are both exactly the same distance, a little bit over rotation.

Executions one, two and three will be a little bit lower.

Synchronisation is good. Eight, eight point five. North Korea very

much in the medal mix. 75, 79, now 76 on those dives. That is very

tight indeed. Malaysia Airlines moved up a mark. North Korea by

virtue of their nearly 80 points. It is time. -- Malaysia Airlines moved

up a mark. Is that too much to ask of Canada?

If they get lines across the board they will go into the lead. China

are not away with the fairies yet. Still room for manoeuvre for Great

Britain, who up next. Oh, that is their bogey dive. And I

have seen them nail this and seen them falter. This is somewhere in

between. 3.5 somersaults in the tuck

position. It is good, but will it be good enough? She does a magical

save, bends her knees and archers through the water. That will get

what they need to stay right on the cusp. This is super close. They are

in fourth place. 261 in second. They will surely be joined by Tonia Couch

and Lewis Colson of Great Britain. Plenty will be doing this in round

five. USA will do it, China will do it, North Korea Malaysia and Canada

are all doing this dive. It is round four. A bit of detail behind it. 2.5

somersaults, 1.5 twists. Nines for the Brits will put them into second

place. Can they get close to that, close to 80 points? When they get

close to 80 points, they are up there.

Yes! Come on girls, that's it. Just when the pressure is starting

tonight. Beautiful dive, 1.5 twists. Into the plight shape, reaching into

the water, their synchronisation is excellent. This is going to get high

70s, I hope it gets over 80 points. Well done, Tonya, well done, Lewis.

You are very much in the mix. Let's see what the scoreboard is going to

be like. Beautiful diving. Terrific fourth round dive from our girls.

79.68, on the cusp of 80. That was the joint highest score on that

round. They are into fourth place. But it is so, so tight. There are

five, looking for three medals in round number five. The final round

for the women is coming up next. That crowd is getting right behind

this. Let's see where we stand. China, not away, only five points

clear. Malaysia are five points clear, China of North Korea. Ten

points clear of Great Britain, Canada.

It is all very, very tight. At the moment, China have not claimed the

gold medal. All the playful. -- all to play for. I don't know what to

suggest, get on the edge of your seat, because this is going to be

mega close. And the gold is not... Yeah, OK. A strange noise, are you

all right?! Do not make a cup of tea, stay where you are. Rio 2016

are going to make an official statement, everybody is very

tight-lipped, we will wait and see. It is going super green, it has got

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

is a dive that five will be doing. The USA not really in the mix.

The Americans have saved the best till last, but they have made the

run to the finish line too late. Too many mistakes early on have left

this pet slightly out of the running. This is a top-notch effort

on their final round dive. You're going to see many of the girls

performing this, choosing the twist element here. 1.5 twists, 2.5

somersaults. It is a fantastic effort from our American pair, too

little, too late, no medals for the US in this contest. They are a pair

in transition, working their way through. They have been together in

recent times, maybe not a great expectancy level of them. This is

the marker to beat five body else as we move on. -- for everybody else.

Brazil and Great Britain are doing something slightly different. The

Mexicans, and inward 3.5 somersaults with tucked down at the moment. They

are 232. They are not likely to figure because of that harshly

dropped round four dive. They certainly are, silver medallists

from 2012, the next pair. Their fourth Olympics, but looking

like no medal to match what she did four years ago. But she wants to

finish off, as will her partner, with the inward 3.5. The best of the

ability, 3.2 with tucked. It is a good finish, but too many

points to make up, 20 points off that pack that are fighting for the

medals. And a guide like that to finish, it is better than average,

but it would have needed to be a world beating dive to even get back

anywhere near in contention. Not the Mexican pair's day-to-day. They will

be towards the bottom end of the pack, but they are in the Olympic

final, so nothing to be taken away from the pairs out here today. They

will not be on the podium. We think they will be around the 300 mark

with that. 72 exactly for Espinosa and Roscoe.

Is a user the USA by just a little bit. -- they beat the USA by just a

little bit. Now, the crowd getting ready to applaud, and hoping the

judges will be kind and look favourably towards the Brazilian

pair. We talked about the big dive for them, 3.2. They will finish with

a 3.0 forward three and a half for Oliveira and Pedrosa.

It is definitely possible. It is probably their favourite dive, which

is why they have left it to the end, that is often what happens in diving

in general, you leave your favourite dive or potentially your best dive

until last. Marginally different on the spin speeds, hit the water at

the same time. It is a mixed bag, it will be seven, seven .5. -- 7.0,

7.5. The men's ten meter and the women's not much difference between

them. Now the gloves come off. China, Malaysia, North Korea,

Canada, GB are all slogging it out for these medals. And they are all

doing the same degree of difficulty, 3.2. So, Chen and Liu now have a

chance to throw down a gauntlet here, because they can do a big dive

and get the marks, then everybody else has to follow suit. Absolutely

faultless! I am going to go out on a limb and say that is gold for China.

There is often a question saying, can you put pressure on these

athletes, will they falter? And the answer to that is, no. On this

occasion, unfaltering, unflappable at the finish for the Chinese

pairing. I think this will put the gold out of reach, I am sure of it.

I have no idea what talking about either! Roald Dahl's language, whiz

popper. 354 is where they end up, so unless something extraordinary

happens, with 9.5s, it is gold joiner. Lets see what happens for

silver and bronze. The next four teams, including our girls who died

last, are very much in is. Separated by six points. Malaysia, North

Korea, great written and Canada are separated by six points. It is the

same dive from Malaysia, North Korea and Canada, and Tania and Lois are

opting for a different dive but with the same difficulty. We could

potentially have more teams in the mix here than we did yesterday, so

it is even tighter still. We move onto the Malaysians, who I say

normally finish their programming style. They will certainly need to

do it today to hold onto their second place round four. Here is

their version of it. It is tremendous, isn't it? Not quite as

good as the Chinese, and the Chinese are home and dry now. This is their

medal dive. Will this be enough? Malaysia now will have a nervous

wait. Their synchronisation is good, ever so slightly out of time, a

little bit of splash being thrown up. But this is still a huge dive.

Down into the green abyss they go. The scoreboard will flick into life

at some stage, and we will reveal whether that score is more than 80,

and if it is, that is a heck of a mark. 82.56 is the answer, ten

points shy of China, but they move into second, and now we start

getting the calculator out to try to work out who needs what. It will

take a lot to overtake Malaysia at this stage, but it is possible with

the marks available to North Korea, Great Britain and Canada. They are

separated by just six points from the last round. Celebrations going

on in the Malaysians camp. May be premature, but perhaps they are

anticipating that nobody will do it is consistently. They have dived so

well, regardless of the outcome, the performance has been sterling for

the Malaysians. Now, North Korea, the two Kims. What can they do?

Oh, she has faltered, the diver furthest from us has faltered, so

that means the North Koreans will not catch China, will not catch

Malaysia, and that opens the door for Canada and Great Britain. Kim

closest to us right of screen drills her dive, and her partner has an

unfortunate wobble. We are having a real delay on the

scores. It is worth the wait, let's wait and see. Execution marks will

be low. Let's have a look. Oh, dear. North Korea are out of it. They are

in third place right now, but that will be overtaken surely by either

great written or Canada. Malaysia might have secured second, not

confirmed yet. There is a bronze medal up for grabs for either Great

Britain or Canada. There is one point separated GB... 256 versus

255, it is a dead start. This is Canada's effort. Only seven is

needed to get into third place. They are more than capable of it. 9.5 to

get a second. The last time we will see this in

the competition, back to the half. My word, it is an exceptional dive

from the very experienced pair from Canada. What a dive to finish on,

that is world-class. Holding form, that could groove to be the dive

that secures them the medal. They will be very close to Malaysia. They

had a gap to close, they will get 9s. That might have put the medals

out of reach for the British pairing of Tonia and Lois. Confirmation on

your screens momentarily. It is 8.5s, not 9s. Very tight. So we can

pretty much worked this out, can we not? 82 does it. 82 for Great

Britain to get third place. It is the same tariff but not the same

dive. The inward somersaults in the tuck position. It needs to be their

best ever. What an absolute dream this would be. Breathe deeply,

girls, breathe deeply, smile, this is what you have done all the hard

work for. It comes down to this dive in the Olympic final. Compose,

breathe, manager of state. Let's do this. Take your time, do it right.

82, it is bronze to match the men. Carriage is closest to us, tools and

far side. It is good, but that is not good

enough. The Canadians know they have won the medal. That will be

agonisingly close, just outside. Our girls put everything into it, it

just wasn't good enough on the day. Inward three and a half in the tuck

position, just rolling into the water. What an absolute shame. The

synchronisation was good, but not good enough for a medal today. Well

done, Tonia, well done, Lois. 63.36, so all to MacLeay they move down

below North Korea because of the marks on the left, the execution

marks, 4.5, and that came to them in terms of the overall score. In the

end, it is 63.36, so we will wait for confirmation on your screen of

the win for China. And Malaysia are already celebrating before they knew

for a definite, but it is Chen and Liu who are the winners of the women

was Max synchronised ten metres platform. And by virtue of that

really superb last round dive from the Canadians, they have moved into

medal place, not surprising the Chinese have done it. Only ten

points in the end between China and Malaysia, that is as close as they

will be pushed in the women's event during the course of the week. I'm

sure we can give you the tabulator scores at the end. It is China,

Malaysia, Canada, the 1-2- three. Great Britain finishing in fifth

place in the end, 17 points away from a medal, not to be for Toulson

and Couch today. CLARE BALDING: I know a lot of

people watching will wonder whether there was something wrong with their

TV screen, because the pool was green. Tom Daley was one of those to

tweet as he shows the difference between the water polo pool in the

diving pool. It wasn't green this time yesterday when he was diving.

The Rio officials have investigated, they say they are not sure what has

caused it, but they say it has no risk to the athletes' health. But

they will continue to investigate why the pool has totally turned

green. Fifth place for Toulson and Couch, and Fathauer gymnastics team

as well. -- for our gymnastics team. David Madaya has been talking to

them. In commentary, Matt Baker was saying

this is possibly the finest display of gymnastic across-the-board have

seen. Becky, as someone who has seen more gymnastics than most, what you

make of that? That is incredible. I genuinely believe this is one of the

strongest teams we have ever put out, and everybody fought for every

tenth out there, we couldn't have done more so nobody should be

disappointed with what we have done today. Amy, your first Olympics,

fifth place is a great finish. Is there any disappointment at all? Not

at all. It has been an amazing experience, and like Becky said, we

couldn't have done better, we should be proud of everyone. And you stayed

on your feet this time, you were worried you would fall! Were you

hoping that you could get a historic first-ever team British medal, but

as the nucleus of this team, you can now go to Tokyo with confidence?

Definitely. We put everything we could into this comp addition, we

fought for every tenth today, and we all went out there and enjoyed it.

We didn't get the score we wanted on some apparatus, but it is the

Olympics, we did want the medal but we have done all we can, so we are

proud. How much to you enjoy your first Olympics? You gave it

everything on the floor. I did, so much adrenaline, I really enjoyed

it, normally I am so nervous, but these girls made it really fun and

we went out and gave our all. And Ruby, your first Olympics, but you

go onto a new life, going to America to college. Yes, it has been

fantastic, the arena is great and to compete with the girls is great, but

yes, ready for a new chapter. Girls, thank you very much, you have done

us all proud, and Ellie and Amy, we will see you later in the week.

Thank you. CLARE BALDING: It was a terrific

effort from our gymnasts today, but it has been a day of frustration and

near misses for Great Britain. Over on BBC One next we have this coming

up, highlights including Rugby sevens, rowing, tennis and boxing.

It has just be one of those days, fourth and fifth places, near

misses, great efforts, but not quite coming home with a medal, not yet

anyway, because there is still action to come including in the pool

much later tonight. Join us on BBC One for around of what has happened

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