Day 7 BBC Four: 19.00-22.00 Olympics

Let's go to the women's skeet. All eyes on Amber Hill. She is only 19

years old. A qualified beautician and she does have pedigree when it

comes to this. She has remodelled her technique. It took her a while

to get used to it, but she is back now. Gold in the European games last

summer and featured in the World Cup final in October, as well. She is in

the last six. This is the semifinal. The top two go through to the gold

medal match. Is she finishes third or fourth, she goes into the bronze

medal match. Only the bottom two of the six miss out. We join the

semifinal. Look out for Amber Hill. Richard Drew is our commentator.

The 37-year-old. This semifinal will not fly by. Chiara Cainero, world

number four. In London, she got fifth place. We will see if Amber

Hill, has the calmness, they all talk about. It belies her tender

years. That was the first two. The British contingent in the stands,

cheering her on. Was that a miss on the second one? It was. Great

pedigree. Won her first ever World Cup event, she entered when she was

15 in Acapulco. Just the one. Morgan Craft from the USA, just 23 years of

age. There is a mess. The reverse one is catching them out -- miss.

You have to hit that low one second. What can Wei Meng do here? Good

start. Top of her qualification. I think she got the second one, she

did. So Wei Meng and Chiara Cainero so far have a blemish free record.

What can Diana Bacosi do? Nice stuff. Looked very confident.

They move around from position number 32 position number four. This

is how it looks after those four targets. Chiara Cainero and then Wei

Meng and then Diana Bacosi have the slight advantage. It is very early

days though. They will move to position four. Just the three

shooting positions used in this semifinal and they will finish off

back at four. 16 targets in all. This is the tricky reverse. Much

better from Kim Rhode. They will line up. Often the shooter behind

will use their arm to mirror what the shooter in front is doing. You

can see the yellow band on the vest, the elbow has to be down there when

they shout poll and the shock gun is brought up as the targets come out,

it is a really tricky sport, made to look easy -- shot gun. The shot guns

are custom made at the top level, worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Amber Hill. Of Great Britain. I think she just missed another one.

She is struggling. Using her own ink cartridges but they are not working

so well at the moment. -- Henk. Morgan Craft, the second American

shooter -- Henk cartridges. -- pink cartridges.

You have a bit of time to follow the one going the other way and make

sure you nail about. Easier said than done. Wei Meng is making it

look easy, her and Chiara Cainero looking set for the gold medal shoot

off. Diana Bacosi to take as to the halfway mark. She will reposition

herself. The clays will come in the reverse order. Beautifully done.

Diana Bacosi with eight out of eight as well, a 3-way tie at the halfway

mark, two Italians in that 3-way tie as well. This is how it looks,

Chiara Cainero, Wei Meng and Diana Bacosi with eight points. Amber Hill

and Morgan Craft have a bit of work to do. Shots echoing around this

Diadoro venue, just to the north of the mother Addie. -- Rio.

Kimberly Rhode, after missing her shot in the opening couple, is

looking much more assured now. Here is the gold medallist from

Beijing. You can see the wind blowing from left to right, at a

fair old lick. Positioning completely different as you move

around the course. You have to be able to shoot in so many different

positions here, qualifying in eight different shooting positions, angle

changing all the time. A good pair from Amber Hill who will be 19 on

the day of the closing ceremony. Will she be wearing a medal? There

was a delay, wasn't there? Anywhere this -- between one and three

seconds before the clays are released and that might well have

let off a little bit, she is struggling at the moment, Amber Hill

from Great Britain with three misses.

Just -- just the two misses. Amber Hill at the moment is in last place.

However Wei Meng and Diana Bacosi have to get through their two pairs

here. And that was a miss on the first one. First miss of this

competition for Wei Meng. Chiara Cainero with no misses so far.

Another mess as well, goodness me! The 27-year-old, suffering a little

bit there, the world number 12. Diana Bacosi, a chance to make it an

Italian one, to hear. I think that is a miss, yes, just confirmed --

two. Sometimes the referee will have a little look. Is --. First miss for

Diana Bacosi but she nails the second pair. A two tie for second,

Chiara Cainero at the top, yet to miss, Kimberly Rhode and Diana

Bacosi both have 11, it is getting very tight, Amber Hill with a bit of

work to do here, Diana Bacosi with nine targets, it is just not going

for the young contender from Great Britain. Kimberly Rhode will get us

underway in this final section, back to position number four. I think

there was a miss there, there was, the first one. The referee just with

a flag. The referee behind the shooters decides. He will take

advice. Better finish from Kimberly Rhode who has 14. Just the two

misses, might well get into that gold medal match yet. Chiara

Cainero. Two here and she is guaranteed a gold medal place in

that gold medal match. Listen to the raw from the Italian fans. At least

a silver medal for the Italian. No wonder the coach... This is Amber

Hill. Needs two here to give herself a chance of a medal match. And she

has as well, nicely done, 13 for her. There is a chance for a bronze

medal match but it was not really her day-to-day. Morgan Craft with a

chance to make it 14 and she does, in two equal second alongside

Kimberly Rhode. She looks rather weary. It is a long old day, they

shoot 75 and before they come and shoot in the semifinal... Wei Meng,

it needs to be accurate here. Two here and she goes into equal second

as well. And she hates them, but she goes into equal second. Amber Hill

will definitely miss out on a medal for Great Britain. She is still

young, 18 years of age, still time for her to come back. Now, Diana

Bacosi. She could take a gold medal place here with two shots. Another

two here will take her to 15. And she will have booked an all Italian

gold medal match. And she has done it! Look at the reaction from the

coach! Big smile. She has done brilliantly. And it is the Italians'

day, they only have a shoot off to see who will take their place in the

bronze medal match. The Italian coach, not known for hiding his

emotions! There are the athletes from the Italian shooting team.

Amber Hill confirmed as taking sixth place in their semifinal. She will

not get a chance of a medal. It is a bit of a shame. She learned to shoot

when she was 12 with her grandfather, who went to Bisley to

shoot with friends. She made a final in her first Olympic Games. She has

to take her place on the sidelines as the Italians grab the headlines

so far in this skeet competition. Disappointment for Amber Hill. She

misses out on not only the gold and silver medal match, but also the

bronze. We will try to get some reaction from her later. The

shooting, if you would like to watch the gold and bronze medal matches,

that is on the BBC sport website. Andy Murray was earlier involved in

a tie-breaker in the deciding set against Steve Johnson of the USA. He

is really making hard work of his matches so far. Big good news is

Andy Murray has managed to beat the American and is into the semifinals.

Another big fight, just like against the Italian in a previous round. We

will see him in action later on. The Indian pair against Andy Murray and

Heather Watson in the mixed doubles. They are about ten miles away from

Oz in national Tennis Centre. Let me show you Bob Ennio here. This guy

has some serious skills. He is currently juggling with a coconut.

He has been doing this for about ten minutes now. We have paid him good

money. This is sensational, we can flick and egg onto the back of his

head. He has juggled with a Barry, eating it and flicking it onto his

tell. Not sure how many times he has regurgitated it. He has various

fruits. He has been doing it with a tomato. Hopefully he will be back

later and we will seek fruit -based juggling. He is going for the full

coconut. A bit of Brazilian magic to the football. In Brasilia at the

moment, a huge game I'm going in the women's quarterfinal, seeing the USA

taking on Sweden. It is in extra time. Sweden took the lead at 61

minutes. It is important because USA have one four out of five are big

football tournaments ever since it was introduced. Alex Morgan levelled

things up after a view ricochets with 13 minutes to go. We are going

to join its now. Could be penalties. Just a few minutes left. Paul

Dempsey can describe the action. If one of these two teams can decide it

before we go. This is the quarterfinal in the women's

football. USA are the overwhelming favourites.

Over all, goal return is in a ratio to match up with Alex Morgan, almost

one in two. Admittedly a very free scoring side.

Sweden are saying, surely that was offside.

A little over ten minutes to find a winner in open play.

Sweden continue to plug the gaps as best they can. It is a card for

Carli Lloyd. A coming together between the two

captains. Seger is also on a card for Sweden, incidentally.

Almost from the off today, there was a sense that these two sides knew

this was going to be a long, hard struggle. So it has proven.

If they get one now, we will be in for a thrilling finish. No, offside.

Blackstenius. A player down for the USA.

Only 18 players in a squad in the first place in this tournament.

There is little room to be carrying injured players through it. The

games come thick and fast, a lot of travelling between venues. Takes up

a fair amount of time. This tournament is played right across

the country. Like virtually every other element of this 2016 Olympic

Games. -- unlike virtually every other element.

They need hair out there. She doesn't look in particularly good

shape, Pugh, I'm afraid. Might be needed to take a penalty before we

are finished. No, Lindsey Horan will come on

instead. Another of the new brigade in the

Olympic Games for the first time. This is what they have worked so

hard for so many years to get to. Sitting at home watching on TV as

previous generations of American star players swept before them in

the Olympics. Now it is their turn. There will be concern if Mallory

Pugh has picked up an injury here. It has gone in! Will it count? Carli

Lloyd new, I think. She kept running, but looked over her

shoulder and I think she knew she was going to be called back. Is it

for offside or a pull-back on the shoulder of the defendant here?

Pushing and shoving both ways. You can make a case either way, really.

Eriksson seemed in a right panic. She started to celebrate but then

she looked across. Sweden gets away with it and come the other way

themselves. It might be in. That won't count, either. What an

extraordinary couple of minutes of play! The ball in the net at both

ends within one minute and both goals ruled out.

Back came Sweden, the spirit is a fantastic. She was onside there.

There will be some arguing over that one, I think. Looked very tight.

Every so often, this game has just hung and swung on a moment of

decision by an official or a slip. Absolutely gripping stuff. It really

could have gone either way. Sweden may not have the technical

quality of the USA, but their belief in what they are about it has never

wilted. Schelin turned as if in triumph, she

thought she had won it for Sweden. It has had everything but that

decisive winning goal. Both sets of players have put

everything they've got into this. It is just wonderful, really.

However much we salute the individual brilliance of some of

these USA players, the mental strength of the Swedish players,

playing to a plan set for them by their coach against a team the coach

knows so well, she knows what can be effective, and it is up to the

players to believe it and carry it out and they have done that.

Both goalkeepers are going to be centre stage very soon here unless

we get that winner. Emma Berglund will replace

Samuelsson. I wonder if that is with penalties in mind. She has given

absolutely everything she has got. Very spirited, but she will not be

out there to be asked to take the penalty if that is where we are

heading. We are in the 120th minute. Now or

never for the United States. Just got squeezed at the end. Alex Morgan

it was. There may have been and are on that, actually. --

Academic now and it looks like we will be heading towards a penalty

shoot out in this women's quarterfinal.

United states might get another chance here.

-- Fischer. Is there a time for Sweden to launch one? Stina

Blackstenius got in a bit of a tangle. Here comes the United

States. Carli Lloyd. Pressed to win it for the USA! -- Christen Press.

That one did not going but she might shortly be asked to take a penalty

here. One to two minutes have elapsed. -- 122. And after it all it

will be penalties. Extra time has finished as the 90 minutes finished

and now it will be a duel between the goalkeepers and they relish it.

To vastly experienced goalkeepers, right up for it, both in their

fourth Olympic Games and maybe one of those two will win it for their

country now. It is 1-1. Stina Blackstenius with

the counterattack goal, just past the hour mark after Sweden had put

on so much pressure and did it well. United States in a tight corner but

one of their all-time greats, Alex Morgan was in the right place with

just the right finish when most needed. USA have dominated in terms

of territory and possession for most of it, but Sweden will not crack.

The plan held firm and they are still in it. We shall be back for

that penalty shoot out. Just to let you know what is happening, if you

would like to watch something else, there is so much you can see, Rafael

Nadal is playing in the tennis on the Red Button taking on Thomaz

Bellucci from Brazil in the quarterfinals of the singles. Andy

Murray just about made it through, we will watch in the mixed doubles

with Heather Watson later. Also the dressage is available on the website

and the BBC Sport app, the final stages their web Team GB favourites,

with Charlotte Dujardin ran. Also, a bit of Team GB interest in the Tampa

leaning, Bryony Page is fourth in qualifying, the final is in about

ten minutes -- trampolining. Catherine Driscoll is also going

well. A bit of tennis, dressage, trampolining and plenty more

available on the BBC Sport app, you can see a clear schedule of

everything happening throughout the day and plan your viewing. We will

be here until two o'clock on BBC Four, all the way through, we have

had some unbelievable audiences, nearly 2.5 million people with bash

yesterday. It must be the quality of the sport, let us go back for a

penalty shoot out. Back to Brazil ear, all to play for, here is Paul

Dempsey. Shades of 2011 for the USA in the women's quarterfinal, that

was won on penalties when they seemed on their way out. Hope Solo

was there. But Sweden believe in their goalkeeper who after all was

the Player of the Year in 2015. Two and a half hours have elapsed

since it first started. The crowd gathering behind the goal. USA to go

first. Hedvig Lindahl is invited to retire

behind her line. This is Alex Morgan. Here we go in the shoot out.

More again. One of the best ever for the United States to lead off.

You prepare for it, you think about it but it will always be different

when it comes to it. On the left foot. Stopped by Hedvig Lindahl!

Hedvig Lindahl almost seemed to get there before. It is an easy save and

it is so important. It comes at a lovely height for the goalkeeper.

Long way to go yet. Next up, hope Solo. . Hope Solo went very early.

Sweden lead in the shoot out. I think she was trying to make up the

mind of Lotta Schelin but she was not for turning, 1-0 Sweden. Hedvig

Lindahl full of confidence having stopped the first one. Lindsey

Horan. Beautifully done. It is 1-1. Late

substitution. Maybe with a penalty kick in mind. Equal to the task,

big-time. Kosovare Asllani, no problem

whatsoever. She was brought back into the side today. If they keep

slotting them, they are going to win it! Very, very cool. Solo on the

move early. The iconic figure of Carli Lloyd. The girl who has done

it all. When, individually the winner of Olympic Games twice over

and a Cup Final. One more big striker needed from her now in this

penalty shoot out. And she obliges. It never looked like going anywhere

else, in all honesty. We have only had one penalty missed so far. Ice

in the veins. Next up, a Swedish defender, Linda Sembrant.

Outstanding performance today. And hope Solo comes up with a

magnificent save! The USA have pegged Sweden back in the shoot out.

-- Hope Solo. No self doubt from Hope Solo even though she got

nowhere near the first two. Effectively we are as we started.

She strikes at home and the USA goal in front in the shoot out for the

first time. -- go in front. What a fighter she has been in this

tournament. And what a twist in the plot here as the magnificent Swedish

captain takes that long walk, trying to look composed, but she is in a

lonely place now against Hope Solo. It is Caroline Seger. Hope Solo

almost got it. Very sweetly struck. 3-3. Hope Solo read it well, is that

close to it. One immense peace. The next two kicks could decide it

either way. Press, who have that chance right at the death. She has

put it over the top. Sweden have a kick to win it. The second miss by

the USA. And it all comes down to this, after the better part of three

hours here. Lisa Dahlkvist with the chance to make herself immortal in

the angels of Swedish history. What can Hope Solo do to deny it? She has

won it all in the game, Hope Solo, but she has to save her team now.

She is going to extend the agony anyway she now. Looking for new

gloves, whether that is superstition or a valid reason, I do not know. Or

is she just trying to delay at and make life difficult for Lisa

Dahlkvist. I think life is difficult enough for Lisa Dahlkvist right now

without all this. I am fine, I will wait all day for you. Our Sweden

about to gate-crash the big-time in women's football? She kisses the

ball. She intones a prayer and she gets ready here are against Hope

Solo. Lisa Dahlkvist. Winslet for Sweden. And the United States, the

reigning Olympic champions and world champions go out in the

quarterfinals. They missed twice in the shoot out, Christen Press and

Alex Morgan and Lisa Dahlkvist had the chance which he took to write

her name into Swedish football history. -- which she took. The

celebrations will go on for many more hours. It is a huge upset, they

have had difficulty against Sweden, the USA when they have met them in

several games in recent years, including in the World Cup last

year, but Sweden have gone one better, they had a game plan today

against supposedly technically superior players, Alice at the start

said we know they will try to stop us from playing and they did it and

they did it well and they took the chances when they can and there are

many ways to win games. Of all the games she has one, this one will

always be special, her native Sweden against the nation she coached to

glory. She left the USA after the 2012 campaign, she needed a new

challenge, what about taking on your own country and taking them forward?

That is what she has done here. Sporting handshakes after what was a

very tense build-up between the two camps. Good to see. And for once the

likes of Carli Lloyd, the superstars of women's football have to take

second place. What an incredible performance by

Sweden. What a finish to the game. Just to let another significance,

that is the first time ever in a major tournament that team USA have

failed to reach the semifinals. Saw the disappointment, Hope Solo with

over 200 caps. Tried everything, changing gloves before the final

penalty, but the Swedes, despite not having the best of that game, held

on in extra time. Probably should have had a goal, but they have come

through on a penalty shoot out. Team USA, four out of five times Olympic

champions since women's football came into the games in 1996. The

current world champions from last year are out of the Olympics. That

is what it means to them. Let's show you how the rest of the

quarterfinals are looking over the course of the evening. We will try

to give you up-to-date with these if there is any drama, as we saw there

in Brasilia, we will go to it live. You can find these games on the BBC

website or the BBC app. There is a shot of Sugarloaf,

telling you where we are. Here is a quiz question. I will give you the

answer later on. Can you name the James Bond film which involved a bit

of action on Sugarloaf Mountain? Look at the size of the waves on

Copacabana. They are the biggest we have seen since we arrived in

Brazil. I am not entirely sure how you judge the height of a wave, I

will have to look into it, but they are two, three metres today. Not

many people out there serving. I can see a spot at the other side. Down

this end of the beach, it is a bit feisty. You have to be brave,

strong, know what you're doing to be out there today. Huge waves on the

Atlantic coast of Brazil. Thank you for your company throughout the day

on BBC Four. We will be here until 2am. Keep your texts and tweets

coming in. We love to read them through the wee small hours of the

morning. 24 being with us. Day seven of the Olympic Games in Rio. The sun

is out, it is a gorgeous day. I hope you are having a good time in the

UK. Let's update you on another golden day for Team GB. Here are our

headlines. Never in doubt, an awe-inspiring performance from

Glover and Stanning to take gold. That was followed rather closely by

yet another gold for the fifth successive Olympics for Team GB in

the men's fours. We will hopefully be speaking to all of those rowers

later on on BBC Four. We saw an astonishing new world record on the

first day of the track in the women's 10,000 meter. The Ethiopian

run at knocking more than 14 seconds off the previous world's best. Also

in athletics, it is a compelling competition between Katarina

Johnson-Thompson and Jessica Ennis-Hill in the women's

heptathlon. Katarina leads. Jess Ennis is currently third. Later on

BBC One, you will be able to see the shot and the 200 metres to finish

off day one. Andy Murray is also into the semifinal of the men's

singles. He managed to get the better of Steve Johnson. Another of

those magical marine moments where he won the first set 6-0, struggled

in the second set, came back from a breakdown in a couple of occasions

make it through to the semis by a tie-break in the decider. Grossly

over on BBC One, you can see the final stages of the dressage. Quite

a bit of interest for Team GB over there. If you like to watch the

dressage, switch over to BBC One. Here on Copacabana, we are going to

go to the trampolining very shortly. We have seen a lot to inspire us

over the last few days and many of you watching, I remember when Anna

Falk Yard had reached the further she had got in an archery

competition. She said I would have loved to have won a medal.

Was I boring to you? Is that why you got rid of us West remarks likes

technical hitch. I was trying to talk about some of the inspiration

of these athletes. Use of Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina

Johnson-Thompson. Jessica Ennis-Hill is currently third. The heptathlon

is being led by Katarina Johnson-Thompson. The shop will be

around 1230 AM your time in the UK. Then it is a repeat tomorrow

hopefully Super Saturday. Can Jessica Ennis-Hill do the gold

again? That magical 45 minutes, Jessica Ennis-Hill won the Golden

heptathlon, Greg Rutherford won the gold in the long drug and Mo Farah

managed to do the business, as well. Three old battles it 45 minutes. --

the long jump. Let's take you to the promised to trampolining final, as

well. We have a bit of interest here from Team GB because both Bryony

Page and Kat Driscoll are in the final. Bryony Page got through in

seventh, Kat Driscoll in fifth. She is taking place in her second

Olympics. Can either of them, maybe both, deliver a medal for Team GB in

the trampolining final? Let's join at the Rio Olympic Arena Christine

Still and Ollie Williams. This is Olympic history being made

for Great Britain. Never before have two British gymnasts, never before

has want British gymnast made it through to the final of an Olympic

trampoline competition. There are two of them in the line-up. Bryony

Page and Kat Driscoll. Kat Driscoll is that by 100th of a mark in

getting into the London 2012 final, care home Olympic Games. This time

around she has made it. At how well she has performed to make it. We see

here Bryony Page from Sheffield. This is a stacked final, if ever

there was one. Not only do we have two from Britain, two from Belarus.

Hanna Harchonak is one of them. Kat Driscoll, look at that smile as

finally she gets to wave to an Olympic final crowd having missed

out by such a narrow margin. In this final, as well as the two Brits and

two Belarus shins, we have two Chinese Olympians. Rosa Maclennan,

Canada's only gold medallist in 2012, back to defend her title in

2016. Li Dan is one of those who will try to wrestle it away from

MacLennan. This whole final is pointing towards a real clash with

some of the world's finest. Tatsiana Piatrenia good factor in the medals,

as well. Christine, give us some analysis. When you look at Bryony

and Kat, what are their chances? Everyone has to go through their

routines. They have already managed it twice today, their basic routine,

and then their difficult routine. Their scores have been added

together when they perform, they will go in reverse order.

Tatsiana Piatrenia put in a stunning qualification. Blink and you will

miss it. Olympic trampoline routines do not take long at all. They will

launch into these routines one after the other and we talking seconds.

About 20 seconds per routine. They do ten moves, each of those bounces

needs to be stacked full of difficulty because there are two

judges adding the difficulty up. If they take a free bounce, if one move

doesn't go right and they can't do a second move with difficult elements

in it, the routine finishes. The selection and composition of

routines is imported. You want difficult moves, but you have to be

able to do them well enough that you can land well and launch yourself

into the next difficult move. They have all been successful ones, they

have to show their consistency now. For these two British girls, it is

very special to be in the top eight trampoline lists in the world. Here

are things to watch if you have not seen trampoline before and are

tuning into this for the first time. Relatively easy to pick up on. The

first is you are going to see a big red cross on the face of the

trampoline mat itself in the centre. The aim of any trampoline is theirs

to land every element they perform on that cross. There is the Olympic

champion, Canada's only gold medal at London 2012. Every time she

bounces she will want to land on the cross. If you move up and down, not

only do you risk propelling yourself toward the edge of the match and an

off, which can happen, you also lose potentially marks. That is called

travelling. You want to remain very still in the centre every time you

land and consistency of heights, as you are seeing in this one up is the

other thing you want to watch out for. Eight metres or more into the

air. The more times you hit the same height in a row the better. The

judges are very vigilant, looking at height, looking at style, and there

is a set of five judges who judged the execution. If you don't hit

consistently the same height, if you bend your legs, travel, then the

marks will come off your executions for. But there is something a bit

different. We don't only have a deep score and E score. We have one more.

Time of flight, something you don't have to worry at all about in

artistic gymnastics. Your time of flight is measured by eight laser

across the mat, which went broken by the athletes's body is reset. That

enables them to measure how long you spend in the air. It is very simple.

How long you spend in seconds behind to the thousands is added to the end

of your squad. How difficult your routine is, how well you did it and

how long you spent in the air. People can and do fall off in

Olympic finals. It happened at London 2012. An Olympian fell off

the map and didn't stick her landing at the end. You will sometimes see

athletes, right off the apparatus but you will also see a coat

standing by with a big soft mat to throw underneath that gymnast as

they come off in order to make sure they are safe. You can see

attendance in yellow. If one thing goes even slightly wrong in a

routine, it could be disastrous. We saw one gymnast in qualification who

did several somersaults in the air and instead of landing back on the

trampoline, landed on the crash mat at the end. Those are there safely.

It is not likely trampoline at home where you bounce of the edge onto

the floor, but that's finished her routine. She did four elements, that

was the finish of her routine. We see Bryony with the national coach.

Bryony fifth in the World Championships. She has proved she

can perform in finals, but for both her and Kat Driscoll, it is going to

take the performances of their lives to get on the podium today. I do not

say that's because they are in any means overshadowed by the other

competitors here, but you are looking at such a standard across

the board that anyone here who wants a medal is going to have to produce

something incredibly special, and all aid in qualifying looked

incredibly convincing. Yes, everyone who qualified has

scored over 100 points. It goes without saying, it is the Olympic

final. It is a hugely difficult field to work in. You mentioned 100

points. We will start to get a feel for just how well these athletes are

scoring. 101, 102, 103 is where the middle of the pack was in

qualifying. 104 was at the top end. That gives you a flavour. Our first

competitor is Luba Golovina. Still on the warm up. The warm up takes

place for each gymnast. Just to familiarise themselves with the

trampoline. This will be among the nerdiest of moments for Brownie page

and Cat Driscoll. You can see Cat Driscoll getting some energy into

those legs. Now Luba Golovina gets the signal to go ahead. This is a

big moment for any gymnast. Seventh at the London Olympics. She has been

in the final before. She has had back trouble ever since before the

London Olympics. She is still troubled by a back injury. A last

year in the world Championships. She is about to give us our first

routine in the Olympic women's trampoline final at Rio 2016. Just

insisting the mats are absolutely precisely positioned. The

trampolinist as an off to worry about. The coach making sure the

operating environment is as top notch as it can be. And now, Luba

Golovina of Georgia, begins the Olympic final. The overhead view

gives you the big red cross that Ollie was speaking about. The

gymnast is allowed as many bounces as they like to get themselves

ready. They will want to be steady, they will want to be fairly central.

Here we go. A big first element. You have to kick out at the top. When

the feet are pointing upwards. That way you are ready for the next move

as well. Here we go. Kick. That is right. Super difficulty. Lovely

style. A very good opening routine. She didn't tip forward. Just like

every other forms of gymnastics, you have to make that final landing.

Luba Golovina will be happy with that start. That is how quickly it

is over. It is not a long routine. You put your elements in. Her third

Olympic Games. She was just 13 when she made her debut in Beijing. The

shapes are all important in trampolining. When you are in the

Pike shape, you need your legs next to your face. She had her knees

slightly apart. The feet just a little bit crossed. They will be

tiny areas the judges will deduct four. Travelling a little as well.

A thin qualifying. We are going in reverse order in this final. --

faith in qualifying. 14 point for a good difficulty

score. The highest in qualification was a five. -- 14.4. Bryony Page

steps up to make our Olympic final debut for Great Britain. She has

performed so well at world championship level. She looked so

strong in qualifying. Now she has one shot at earning herself an

Olympic trampolining medal. Immensely stylish gymnast, Brian

Carney. Deductions aahed taken if you're knees are not straight and

your toes are not pointed. Her style is one of trademarks. She is coached

by Paul Greaves in Sheffield. Great height. The height has to be

consistent. Lovely first move. Well-controlled and out. In the

middle of the bed. She has to keep this up. A good kick out. Lots of

energy into that element. Lovely style, lovely control. Write to the

very end. That was a very impressive performance from Bryony Page. The

British fans have erupted for her. She has put in about as good an

Olympic final performance as you can expect. You can see how much it

means to her. Christine, it looked as though this was about as clean as

she could have done it. I think so. See really focused well. They have

trained so hard. I went in and watched their last controlled

competition. They replicated exactly this final. They have the amount of

time off between routines. They all went cleanly. If you train like

that, you give yourself a fighting chance. She has taken that

opportunity beautifully. She had injury problems leading up to London

2012. Bryony Page moves into the lead in the Rio 2016 Olympic

trampoline final. She is overwhelmed. Well, you have to hold

your emotions in check so enormously in an event like this. And the

release and relief when you have actually managed to perform well is

so enormous. There are six trampolinists to go. Hanna Harchonak

from Belarus is next. She qualified in sixth.

That is the end. You could see the first element travelled across the

trampoline. The second element went further back and she landed on the

matter at the back. That is the end. It is heartbreaking. These routines

are so short to begin with. An error like that, when you travel to the

end, it does not take long for this routine to get out of hand. She was

far too close. You cannot do anything from that position. There

is no way to correct that. Actually, she managed to get her feet on the

trampoline. But as it depressed, her hips went onto the mat. Very

disappointing. Especially to make a mistake on your first element. The

judges can only score what is in front of them, which was very little

in that curtailed performance. That means that Hanna Harchonak of

Belarus is trailing as the last of our gymnasts. That brings slightly

earlier than planned, Kat Driscoll. She has seen Bryony Page go clean

and go well. Now can Kat Driscoll, who has finally earned the chance to

perform, deliver a routine that could get her a medal? A very

stylish trampolinist. Coached why her husband, Gary Short. From the

Apollo club. Super height. Here we go. Three summer solds with the half

twist. A little bit of travel but she has brought it under control. --

somersaults. Beautiful. Legs tightened together. Even these later

moves, kicked out at the top. Another fantastic routine from the

British girls. That was fabulous. A real testament to the programme led

by Craig Lowther and national coach Tracey Whittier. -- Tracey Whitaker.

That is everything Kat Driscoll could have asked for. To get to the

final of the Olympic Games at 30 years old. She dismissed people who

wrote her off and said she could not keep going after London. She has

made the Olympic final, she has done everything she can. She said she

would be looking to do the country proud. People counted her out. To

achieve this at her age, is amazing, she said. She has gone clean. We

wait to find out what her score will be. Bryony Page leads with 56.04.

53.6 45. She is in second place, behind her team-mate with four

trampolinists to go. First and second in the Olympic final at the

moment. Only four people to go. What a dream. About a decade ago you

would have had to have pinched anybody in British gymnastics if you

told them that would be the situation in Rio. There are four to

go. They are four of the very best in the world. He Wenna fell at

London 2012. In her third Olympics. Just settling herself before she

acknowledges the judges. Lots of experience. And I'm sure, a lot of

determination. She enjoyed being Olympic champion in 2008. Having

made the mistake in 2012, she will want to put it all right here.

Super-confident gymnast. Really strong opening. Lovely extension.

The judges will not be able to take off very much here from all this

very difficult twisting and multiple somersaults. Just travelling a

little bit. But she is clean. It is how difficult and how perfect the

judges considered to be. No mistake this time from He Wenna from China.

She has buried those demons from four years ago. The smile on her

face tells that story. The coach has the smile that suggest he is happy

with what he saw. Yes, that was the very first element. She kicks these

moves out. You want to finish the twisting and the somersaulting at

the top of the bounce. Float down so you can prepare yourself, get the

arms up and ready for the next move. She travelled a little bit. The

judges will have some deductions. But how much? We will have to wait

and see. He Wenna is a titan of trampolining. She has been for the

best part of a decade. She has fought her way to Rio despite a left

foot injury that has given her problems for six or seven years. She

had an operation on it two years ago. It has not discouraged. She

has, go back and made it to the Olympic final, delivering the kind

of performance that... She is in behind Bryony Page. Look at the face

of Bryony Page, trying to keep it inside. She just let out her real

emotions at the end. Kat Driscoll is in third. Bryony Page with three

trampolinists to go, leads the Rio trampoline final. Wow! And to beat

one of the huge Chinese trampolinists in the Olympics,

whatever else happens, is absolutely phenomenal for Bryony Page. That was

by no means a bad routine from He Wenna.

Rosie MacLennan, the defending Olympic champion, looked excellent

in qualifying. She has one shot and one shot only at defending Olympic

gold and bringing it home. Welcome all the experience -- well,

all the experience, all the ability, it just has to be packed into this

20 seconds. Three somersaults, half turn,

beautifully in the centre of the trampoline. This travels a little

bit though. She pulls it back well. Keeping the height, keeping the

control. Another very well performed, difficult routine. All

down to the expert judges now. It was a beautiful routine. An

impassive face on the coach. The Canadian fans love it. Rosie

MacLennan has now done everything she can. She was the Canadian flag

bearer at the Opening Ceremony, not since 1988 has a Canadian flag

bearer gone on to win gold at their event in the Olympics.

This is a strong bid. A very strong bid. Very, very consistent

performer. You can see a tiny bit of travel fair. So one bounce right

out. She pulled it back beautifully. Very, very stylish.

You see the arms down by the side. Rosie MacLennan scores 56.465 and

goes into first place, defending her Olympic title with two trampoline

lists to go. Rosie MacLennan acknowledges that crowd. Bryony Page

of Great Britain is in silver medal position. This is turning into every

inch the fascinating final that we hoped it would, and now we have the

penultimate competitor, Li Dan of China, the world champion. Everyone

taking to this trampoline has a claim to a medal, maybe none more so

than Li Dan when it comes to present form will stock 27 years old, the

world champion last year. Going for trampoline gold. She has looked

very, very consistent over this qualification. A compact gymnast.

She starts right from the centre, lays out that first element. Very

good positioning. Really strongly. Li Dan, the world champion, finishes

her routine inside the Rio Olympic Arena and we wait to see her score,

because we have one of the great Olympic finals nearing its end.

Rosie MacLennan of Canada, the defending Olympic champion, leads on

56.465. Bryony Page of Great Britain is on second on 56.040, and

Christine Still, we wait to see what the world champion Li Dan will get.

Well, it was a very good routine. Beautifully stylish. You know the

gymnasts have to bounce, or aim to bounce, right over that cross. On

every occasion, she really didn't deviate very much at all. She keeps

the height beautifully throughout in the smile tells you she was happy

with the performance. It looked every inch a world champion's

routine. She certainly believes it is. Will it be enough to unseat

Rosie MacLennan at the top? It won't be, 55.885, goes into third and

Bryony Page has a medal for Great Britain in Olympic trampoline! Rosie

MacLennan hangs onto the top spot. We only have one to go, Bryony Page

is sobbing! She can't believe she is an Olympic medallist. Rosie

MacLennan, the London 2012 champion, comes over to talk to her. She knows

how that feels. Bryony Page is going to win an Olympic medal in

trampoline and there is one performance to go. It's Tatsiana

Piatrenia of Belarus, 34 years old, a world once medallist, certainly

one of the best. She is certainly capable of challenging for gold.

Well, she qualified top. She was so efficient, so clean in

qualification. These gymnasts work in reverse order. That travelled

just a little bit at the beginning. She has managed to hold it inside

the square. She has to keep that going. Has to keep the legs locked

together and clean. Every move needs to be extended at the top. Kicks

right out. A little bit of movement. She nearly let it away from her,

that is a strong bid, but is it strong enough? A great performance,

a little hop on the landing at the end and now we will wait to see what

colour that medal is that woman has won, Bryony Page is going to get

silver or bronze and it depends how the judges score this final routine

from Tatsiana Piatrenia. Well, she really has got good style when she

tuck. The Pikes are clean and these are all the things that matter. She

is not completely convinced she will make it, you can see no celebration

yet. She's one of the most experienced gymnasts in this

competition, she's the oldest gymnast. Her first World

Championships were in Sydney in 1998. You could not ask for more

experience. Rosie MacLennan has been to several Olympics and is the

defending champion. Bryony Page has composed herself a little. The score

is going to come in. The score is in, Tatsiana Piatrenia risk this,

and Bryony Page is an Olympic silver-medallist for Great Britain!

A stunning result, the world champion, the Olympic champion Rosie

MacLennan defends her title and it is gold again for Canada! The flag

bearer wings. She will take gold back to Canada. She acknowledges the

crowd. That is a huge, huge victory for Rosie MacLennan.

CHEERING Unbelievable stuff, I'd hope you

enjoyed watching that on BBC Four, a silver medal, an unexpected silver

medal ball for Bryony Page of Team GB.

You saw how much it meant to her, her reaction, the tears, the

weeping. Bryony Page is an Olympic silver-medallist and you can see all

the reaction to that over on BBC One, get an interview with Bryony

Page as well. Here on BBC Four we will go on a slightly different

direction, because welcome to a different perspective of Copacabana

Beach. This is actually the TV towers, this is the studio we often

tell you about BBC are based, this big blue building. We have NBC as

well. Look down the BBC are based, this big blue building. We have NBC

as well. Look down Copacabana Beach. Glistening in the distance? That is

where we are normally based. You can see how gorgeous it looks from up

here. Those are the orange brings we see collected every night. It's just

past midnight your time in the UK. -- the beans are collected. This is

where BBC One are based. We will try to grab a word with Team GB's rugby

sevens stars who managed to win the silver medal yesterday having been

well beaten by BG in the final. They will talk to as hopefully in about

half an hour time -- they were beaten by Fiji. Send your questions

through at # Rio 2016 and find me on Twitter as well. We will have the

men's coxless four who will won the gold medal today and Heather Glover

and hallowed stunning joining us. They have done interviews before,

you have probably watch them elsewhere on BBC coverage so we are

looking for those questions -- your questions to the BBC

gold-medallists. Find me on Twitter or # BBC Rio 2016. We will put your

questions to those gold-medallists. Let's look in the BBC One studio.

Are we allowed in? Say hello to Kyle, everybody. Hello. Why have you

got your gloves on? We have been removing something from the windows.

Is the special cover they put on the windows so bright sunshine doesn't

affect thing. Our BBC Four allowed to come in this posh studio? This is

maybe where we will have a chat with our rugby guys later on. Look at you

lot, you get cushions! You get a sofa! What else have you got? Have

you got filled here as well? Unbelievable! Shall we go round the

back? This is their view of Copacabana Beach. I know you have

been watching BBC One as well. There is Sugarloaf Mountain, I can give

you the result of our quiz question from earlier. Some people sent in

their answers, I will read them out. We asked you, which James Bond film

featured Sugarloaf Mountain? Congratulations to Mark, who was

first in, to Carl, Carla, Genevieve, Andrea, Hannah and Donna, who all

knew very early on that it was... Anyone? Moonraker. That's right. All

off the food, this, Richard Keogh playing Jaws in that film, chewing

through the cables on Sugarloaf Mountain is, thankfully much safer

these days. I will hand to the judo. We will meet in the middle. Watch

out. Don't cause any damage! This is going to be nice, this, because BBC

Four, we used to all these bells and whistles. Where does Hazel normally

said? Here? Hold on. Let's look that's nice, lights, can you turn

around and show the back of the studio? This is snazzy, isn't it?

You don't often get this on BBC all for -- BBC Four, everybody. I don't

think we will be in here for long. What we are going to do now, as

promised, I could get used to this, you know, we are going to go to the

judo. Is that bad? Is that bad? BOOING

Hazel, I would like to offer you a full apology. There's a little dent

there but it will survive. I'm worried about where I'm going now!

We saw the French competitor carrying the flag for France in the

Opening Ceremony, unbeaten since 2010 on the judo mat. We will see

him in the semi final in the judo match, Teddy Riner, fighting Or

Sasson of Israel. COMMENTATOR:

The man in white is ready to go. He is Teddy Riner, the one and only.

His opponent in this semifinal, the men's heavyweight division for judo,

is Or Sasson of Israel, number five in the world, the 25-year-old, the

first-ever is really heavyweight, his first-ever Olympic Games -- is

really heavyweight. Here is Big Ted, taken all the way in the

quarterfinal against the hometown hero, won by the waza-ari only. It's

not about qualifying, for the athletes of the quality of Teddy

Riner, you don't want to expend too much energy, you turn it on in these

sewers of stages, semifinal time. This is the Frenchman, have a look

at him. It's all about concentration. He has an air of

superiority about him, doesn't it? And so he should. A time a world

champion, Olympic champion already, and now fighting for a second

Olympic title. He has to get through this semifinal. This is a repeat of

the European final. European Championship silver-medallist this

man, lost to Teddy Riner. He has won everything and here they are on the

matter gaining an Olympic semifinal. Will the Israeli change things up

and come at his highly fancied opponents? Maybe that is his best

chance as they come together. He is all muscle, Teddy Riner -- Teddy

Riner, and Or Sasson is 193 centimetres and 123 kilograms. Or

Sasson is all muscle as well and he's coming out to fight. That's the

main thing, that's what we want to see, don't just come out there and

pray for the silver medal for second best. Come out, give it a go and

fight for the grips, that's the key with this man. You have to fight for

the grid. You can't let in just dominate. -- fight for the grips.

Every time I've seen Teddy Riner fight he's done better. Don't

forget, Or Sasson has come up from under 100 kgs, weighing about 120

kilograms now, and is all muscle, I promise you. He just looks smaller

than the very, very big Teddy Riner. If there's one thing you wanted to

see him do to try to beat Big Ted, what is it? He has to stay moving

and not stand there. He can't be a target for Teddy Riner. Teddy Riner

wants to dominate with two hands on and then dictate his own techniques.

He should just keep moving, every times he feels in danger break the

grip off, then you have to attack off it as well. Now because he is

slightly more negative there, he got a penalty there are Or Sasson. But

not to panic, still blending of time, and he can still cause Teddy

Riner lots of problems. The other thing is, it is a pity we

haven't got some good ground work people in the heavyweight division

at the moment, because we have never seen anybody take Riner to ground.

He was right underneath him then. Riner panicked a little bit. He will

be uncomfortable, there is no doubt about that. The pressure and the

expectation that the scrolls all the way through to the gold medal match,

he will be feeling pressure. He won a bronze medal in Beijing at just 21

years of age. He won the gold in London. He does not want to put in a

vulnerable position. He is the stronger of the two. He has got the

greater technique. He has more tricks when he needs to. This is

such a tactical sport. You cannot come flying forward because you

think you are better than your opposition. Teddy keep says London

medal in a safety box. He says he is afraid to lose it. Whenever he hears

about a bank robbery on the news, a double checks to make sure it is not

his bank! Does not want to make a mistake. He does not want to do

anything silly. He just wants to win. He said earlier it is about

winning. Sasson gets a penalty for pushing out. If we are going to

follow what has been happening earlier... The referee is going to

let it go. It should have been. I agree with the crowd. He did push

out. The difference between guiding somebody out and pushing them out...

Sasson just holding his ground. This has gone three and a half minutes.

The big man and the great champion, Teddy Riner, is not having it his

own way. He did have a little panic. Somebody disappeared between his

legs. And it was Sasson. Sasson has got nothing to lose. Just take a

chance. There is only one penalty in it as well. A stray finger into the

left eye of Teddy Riner. The referee will not give him too long. In fact,

he says he does not need too long. You know that term, you don't poke

the bare? Maybe you don't poke Riner either! He has got a penalty. We are

tied at one penalty apiece. The scoreboard as clean as it can be.

That does change things. Now we will see how good he is. Can he attack

his opponent in blue? Now is his chance. I would really take the

chance. I would say to Sasson, take the chance and throw it all in there

now. Roll the dice and get on with it. Why not? Just have a go. He is

in a position nobody has been in for so long. Teddy Riner is definitely

rattled. I will tell you what rattled him? It was when Sasson

disappeared between his legs and he felt he was on the way over. The

can't sediment for the technique. He is a bit nervous as well. That is

affecting his performance. I wonder how often he has gone into gold

scored time in major championships. Big Ted picks him up and slams him

down right on the buzzer. How about that for a timing! He is amazing.

The waza-ari score right on full-time. Teddy Riner moves into

the Olympic final. Can you believe it? I absolutely cannot believe

that. Sasson's his head went down. They worked two seconds left on the

clock. All he had to do was block out. He could have really adjusted

himself for the golden score and it would've been different. Readjusted

himself. The flag bearer at the opening ceremony for France, he

flies the flag into the Olympic final. He does. Credit to Riner. He

pulls it out of the bag. He was in a situation that he has never been in,

Hari hasn't been in for a long time. -- or he hasn't been in.

We told you he was impressive. Teddy Riner, the man undefeated since

2010, has done the business once again. He goes into the final. We

will show you that later on. He takes on how was our of Japan.

I was in France covering the European Championships in the

summer. There was a documentary about Teddy Riner. The semifinal

live. We will bring you the final later. We are going to turn back now

to the trampoline. If you were watching and about -- around about

20 minutes ago, an incredible story. Bryony Page, who qualified in

seventh place for the final, she pulled out an unbelievable routine.

It put her in the gold medal position. It was only Rosie

MacLennan from Canada who managed to do the business and get in the gold

medal spot. What a silver medal for Bryony Page. Kat Driscoll was also

in that final. She finished in sixth. Afterwards, she spoke to us.

What a day for British trampolining. Some add up for us? Too many

emotions right now. Obviously we made history with two making the

final. Bryony's medal is just... We did not expect a medal. To take one

is amazing. For yourself, after missing out in London by 100th of a

point, you did it this time? Yes, it was a business -- bittersweet

moment. I was disappointed with the score. After all the work I put in

the last four years to prove everybody wrong, to make a final, I

am really proud of that. What do you think this could do for trampolining

in our country? I hope people will start taking us seriously and start

noticing us. We get lost in the bigger sports. Not many people know

what we do and what we are about. We work day in, day out, meticulous

work. It is such a complex board. Hopefully this might inspire people

to take up the sport. We want people to notice what the sport is all

about. Well done today, well done on making the final. Enjoy the medal

ceremony. Thank you very much. Thank you.

Rosie MacLennan, the Olympic champion again. What a final these

three and the other five gave us. Kat Driscoll in sixth for Great

Britain. It was phenomenal. I hoped it would be a fascinating final. It

clearly was. Fascinating from beginning to end. Everyone who was

part of that can be proud of what they showed us. The IOC member from

Ukraine will present the medals. This is such a proud moment for

Bryony Page and everybody involved in British trampolining. Another

member of the delegation for this Olympic ceremony. He is VFI G

executive committee member. -- FI G. Bryony Page swaying from side to

side. Take it all in. I don't think she can quite believe the situation

she has found herself in. But it was no fluke. I have seen her do that

over and over. That is such an important point to make. It was no

fluke. She delivered when it mattered. Nobody else handed her

that medal. The world champion last year is the Olympic bronze

medallist. Acknowledges the crowd and prepares to receive her medal.

Both Chinese athletes put in huge bids for gold here. He Wenna, who

missed the podium this time around, the Beijing champion. Li Dan stepped

up. She is the Olympic bronze medallist Bert China. -- for China.

55.80 five. -- 55 .8 85. 27 years old. One of the most difficult

routines we saw in the competition. The silver medallist, representing

Great Britain... Arms aloft, trying to hold herself

together, Bryony Page steps up to the podium and accepts an Olympic

silver medal for Great Britain. It is the stuff of dreams for her. The

stuff of dreams for British gymnastics. And emphatically

announces the arrival of Great Britain as a country capable of

reaching finals and competing at the very highest level. Bryony Page,

Olympic silver medallist in trampolining. And she did it four

years ago. She was Canada's only Olympic champion. Now she won't be

alone. Last night in the pool Canada had a magnificent night. And Rosie

MacLennan adds to it with her second Olympic gold in as many attempts. A

hero backcombing Canada. Such a strong performer. Always a smile.

She once again is the world's greatest trampolinist. Gold for

Rosie MacLennan. Ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of

Canada. CHEERING. Rosie MacLennan is the

Olympic champion in trampoline. It is a British medal winning sport as

well. Bryony Page has done it. Olympic silver. One of the greatest

British results in gymnastics history.

Look at the smile and Bryony Page's face. That is what it means to be an

Olympic silver medallist. There were two years earlier. That medal

ceremony took place a few moments ago. After that, we grabbed a word

with her. Bryony Page, I would like you to

take a look down there, that is an Olympic silver medal you have got.

How does it feel? Absolutely amazing. I can't believe it. I am

just so happy! I cannot believe I have won an Olympic medal. I am

speechless. I can't believe it! You were so excited and impressed when

he got to the final, let alone get a medal. You have made history in some

anyways? I am so happy I got to share the final with Kat Driscoll.

One final -- one person in the final would have made history, we got two.

It is absolutely incredible. Wow! Once you've finished your routine,

you were in tears. Did you know you were in with a chance? I knew it had

medal potential, but it was the best I could do. That was why I was

happy. My prelim was under what I could do, so I wanted to go out

there and smash it and I did that. I was so happy, all the hard training

and hard work has paid off foreign Olympic silver medal, it's

unbelievable! I can't believe it. Before you came here did you think

in your wildest dreams this was possible? I think in my own mind do

you know I would have been happy with like I did after I finished

competing, I didn't mind where I'd finished, like I was just happy I

did the best routine I could. I think like it would have been a push

for a bronze medal so just absolutely over the moon. It's so

amazing! Just, yes, just... Everybody that has helped me and

supported me just even to get here has been really tough, and I enjoyed

absolutely every single minute of being on that podium and on the

trampoline, just absolutely love it. I'm just so glad, I can't believe

I've got a medal! It's so amazing! New went straight into your routine,

it was one heck of a wait. What were you feeling? I was thinking I was

going to be forth but at the same time I knew I couldn't have done any

better, so if I'd finished fourth I would still be happy. I think 856 is

like the highest I've got, so I knew it was a really good score and it

seemed like in the prelims there was only a few people who had got that

so I knew it was in for a pushed -- eight 56. I thought I was before.

Absolutely over the moon. This was serious history for British

gymnastics and trampolining. This could do big things for your sport

in our country? Death Valley, just getting the profile. It's not a high

profile sport. -- definitely. It's such a great sport to be involved

in, hopefully we'll get more people going into a club, being safe,

having fun and enjoying it. It's such a good sport to be part of,

fitness wise and health-wise and enjoyment, it's incredible feeling

being in the air and spinning around so fast. I'm so happy I got to

perform a routine that felt really good. You have friends -- I don't

know if you have friends and family here, bit it will be an emotional

reunion. Definitely, I found my parents at the end and they were

jumping up and down, getting hugs from everyone surrounding them. It's

an amazing, very special moment. Briony, many congratulations and

well done. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Brilliant

stuff, if that doesn't inspire you, I don't know what will. It's a good

time to mention the get inspired part of the BBC website. Adam Peaty

has been a star, the first medal of these games for GB and he was

watching a former schoolmate of his back in 2012 and it was watching

that former schoolmate that inspired him to get back in the pool and

start training again and look what he has managed to achieve just for

moral years later. You might be sitting at home, maybe eating crisps

or chocolate biscuits, you can eat whatever you like, but maybe you are

watching that trampolining and Briony doing so well, or you have

seen the swimming, seen the hockey, the Rugby sevens, and you are

thinking do you know what, I want to give that a go. Get yourself to the

BBC website, go to the get inspired section and they will be able to

find a club that is closest to you, maybe it is handball, lots of people

talking about that has been brilliant for them during the

Olympic Games, go there, find your nearest club, maybe you can get

involved in it and who knows, maybe four or eight years down the line we

could be interviewing you about a medal you have won in the Olympic

Games. It's Day seven, it will be Tokyo in four years' time, I felt I

was inspiring everybody, let's do the medal table for you because we

have had two golds and one silver have had two golds and one silver

Ford Team GB today. The big boys of the United States and China lead the

way, or with 16 goals and 12 goals respectively, just as they were in

2012 they were first and China were second, Great Britain were third in

the medal table four years ago with 65 medals in total. Japan are there

at the moment. There might be another gold coming later today for

the men's team pursuit, including Bradley Wiggins. You can watch that

a bit later on BBC One. But don't worry if you're wondering what time

it is, we will flag it up for you on BBC Four. On a day when these have

been the Olympic headlines. Gold on the rowing lake today for

you guessed it, Glover and Stanning, once again in the women's pair. No

one can stop them. Just like they have done in the previous four

Olympic Games, the great British men's four come home with a gold as

well, five on the trot, all the rowers will hopefully be joining us

later on BBC Four. Get your questions in. We have just heard

from her, Bryony Page, what a performance in the Rio Olympic

Arena, what a silver medal in the trampolining. She absolutely loved

it. And so did we. The heptathlon continues tonight.

You can watch the shot put at 12:30am UK time on BBC One. Jessica

Ennis-Hill, currently in third spot, but it's Katarina Johnson-Thompson

in first, after a British record in the high jump earlier on. And Andy

Murray made hard work of his quarterfinal against Steve Johnson

in the men's singles, but the defending champion is through. He

won it on a tie-break in the final set.

Later on tonight on BBC Four, we are going to show you some men's hockey,

because the women have been doing incredibly well but around ten

minutes' time we will show you a crucial match for the men's hockey,

in brulee and only the top four teams go through, they take on Spain

tonight and they need not only to win but they could do with a big

points difference as well, because New Zealand, if they win, because of

the points difference at the moment, will make it through in the top

four, so we will be keeping an eye on New Zealand's game against

Belgium, but let's remind you of the join is so far for the men's hockey

team here in Rio. -- the journey so far.

COMMENTATOR: Great Britain will get things under

way. The first goal of the match to Belgium. What a goal for Great

Britain! 4-1 Belgium. A disappointing start for Great

Britain. Both sides looking to get back on the front foot. And Great

Britain are off the mark. Oh, New Zealand have equalised. Oh, what a

goal, New Zealand out in front. It's a goal and Great Britain have drawn

with New Zealand. Oh, my word! What a start for the host nation. That's

a goal for Great Britain. Great Britain 3-1 in front. It's found the

back of the net, a goal for Great Britain. It's a terrific strike.

Into the top corner, Brazil one, Great Britain nine. Here we go,

Great Britain and Australia, this will be an absolutely epic

encounter. Australia get the goal. It has trickled in for a goal.

Justin scores, just in the nick of time. Defeat for Great Britain.

Participated in the knockout stages hangs in the balance now.

Exactly right, it does hang in the balance and this is the confirmation

of that, men's brulee at the moment. As you can see, Great Britain

insists, the top four go through, New Zealand in there at the moment,

we have Belgium against New Zealand later, we will keep an eye on that

because that will have an effect on how Team GB do. A 9pm kick off your

time is Great Britain taking on Spain. We can go now live to the

Olympic Hockey Centre, for a man who can explain all the intricacies of

this hockey tournament. It tight for the men, Rick -- Rishi Persad. It

will be a huge game tonight. Absolutely, it's a huge game. The

permutations suggest theoretically Australia, New Zealand are competing

for the last two spots to qualify for the quarterfinals. Australia

played Brazil, the likelihood is Australia will be the Brazilian.

They are almost certainly through. Mel Clewlow is watching it, for New

Zealand and Great Britain is very much in the balance. One good thing

for Great Britain later on, New Zealand are playing Belgium, they

have been fantastic so far but I guess you have been a situation

before, you have to concentrate on your job in hand? Yes, it's a bonus

for great Britain they are playing first, then all you can worry about

is winning, getting three points on the board and helping Belgium beat

New Zealand in the late game. We were talking about mindset you have

to be in and if things were slightly different it may play on their

minds. Barry Milton is so experienced, 370 caps tonight, he

will be looked at for leading them and focusing on getting the job

done. He is captain of the team but one thing Bobby Crutchley has tried

to do is install 11 captains on that field and the thing for me tonight

is every single person on that pitch needs to step their game up and try

and get the three points on the board. Spain have only lost one

match so far at these Olympics. They are ranked seven places below Great

Britain in the world, so theoretically again we should be

getting the better of them, shouldn't we? I think we should, but

Great Britain haven't really fired in this tournament as yet and Spain

have. They haven't keyed penalty specialist and the number 17 up

front is dangerous, so they will be a tough game for Britain. It's just

about to be played here at Diadora. # God save our gracious Queen

Long live our noble Queen CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And now the arms of Spain. -- the anthem of Spain.

APPLAUSE So the formalities here at Deodoro

done and dusted, just before we go and join our commentators what sort

of tactics are we likely to see from these two teams? A fast,

free-flowing game of hockey. Both teams know what is at stake. The

most important thing is to keep their structures, get players on the

ball. Group Great Britain and New Zealand are level on four points as

the extant. Great Britain, whatever they have to do, they must win

tonight against Spain to give them a very good chance of making it

through to the quarterfinals and they are reliant on what happens

later between Belgium and New Zealand. Just about set for the

final pool match for Great Britain against Spain, so time to head up to

the commentary box and we find Simon Mason and Matt Chilton. Good

evening, everybody, bright and calm here at the Deodoro, just listening

to the team talk for the British boys. This will kill them, keep the

ball and we move it along... INAUDIBLE

One, two, three, GB! Mark Gleghorne handling the team talk in the hotel

although Barry is the captain, the man with the message. So so far in

the tournament, Great Britain have been beaten 4-1 by Belgium, drew 2-2

with New Zealand, thrashed the hosts Brazil 9-1 and lost to Australia

2-1. Spain beating Brazil 7-0, Australia 1-0, beat New Zealand 3-2

and were beaten by Belgium 3-1. It comes down to this next 60

minutes of play for Great Britain. Then they will have a nervous wait

to see what New Zealand get up to against Belgium. The umpire is from

Germany. Joined on the field by an official from the Netherlands. A

nervous time for everybody. Good evening Simon Mason. Good evening.

What a game in prospect. I agree it will be fast paced. But Great

Britain have to control that Spanish pace to get a result. Spain

attacking the goal to our left. Red and white shirts for Great Britain

this evening. Their preferred scrip. -- strip. Adam Dixon for Great

Britain. Four quarters, 15 minutes each time.

While the crowd will want to see a fast-paced game, I mentioned earlier

Belgium against Spain. Belgium took all of the Spanish pace out of the

game. When the channels open up, then go. Change your place. --

change the pace. Alegre tried to find a yard. Piera

has been one of the busiest Spanish players during this tournament. The

games against Australia was not free-flowing. Great Britain will

know there will be opportunities. Half the blue part of the pitch in

evening sunshine. They have designed the pictures to reflect the colours

of the Brazilian flag. Blue and green on the pitch. The final colour

some yellow, provided by the ball. I know that is not immediately

obvious. Great Britain trying to get a stick

on the end of it. Cracking pass. Didn't waste any energy getting into

the circle. Found Sam Ward with a scuffed shot. Spain go all the way

back. They attempt to build them the right flank. A cagey first few

minutes. David Ames going backwards but into

space. Harry Martin inside. Back to David Ames. 24 at the back for Great

Britain is Iain Lewers. Bit of a clash. One of the Spaniards has come

off quite badly. He is all right. He hobbles away. Sam Ward falling into

Joso Bremain L. -- Josep Romeu L. Shadowing the Spanish attack now.

Spanish possession. Allegro with the free hit. He will have to go back

and have another go. -- Allegre. Leonhard has been the playmaker

upfront for Spain. Pinner was alert to the danger there. Now they will

go aerial to try to clear their lines.

Leonhard rolls it. Pinner was alert to it. Good block. I was critical of

Oliva just the other day because he has done very little during this

tournament. The temple beginning to rise. --

tempo. Adam Dixon is back on the field. New Zealand against Belgium

is the other piece of the puzzle this evening. That will be played at

six o'clock local time. That is ten o'clock UK time. We will be keeping

our eyes on that. It will start before this game is over. Great

Britain have got to be alert that when it does fall to the individual

in space, somebody steps out. They cannot remain static. Martin was

dazzled by the evening sunshine there.

Spain allowed themselves to be pushed back in earlier games. The

release ball tends to sit back towards their own goal. They do get

pressure brought upon them. Good effort by Mark Gleghorne. It was

pushed away. Great Britain have possession. Gleghorne quick to

react, quick to strike. I am not sure how much time Gleghorne thought

he had. He could have got the ball across his body and got a more

effective shot in. He flicked it off his wrist, which is fine. But he had

more time. Off the glove of the keeper. He had to bend down and

block it before swiping it away. Gleghorne again getting himself in.

A delightful ball in from Middleton. And encouraging first few minutes

for Great Britain. They have had three decent attacks on the Spanish

goal. I like that holding position from

Adam Dixon. It means he is not tied to the sideline. He can go wider. He

has given himself options. Dixon has time and space. Not quite ready to

press forward further. Nicely done. Gleghorne was looking for the

corner. He tried to get his right foot. I think he had more time.

Again in front of the goalkeeper for Gleghorne. Came off the defender in

front of him. Mark Gleghorne has looked quite likely to score this

evening. Three chances. He has been regularly positioned in front of

Cortes's goal. Spain have scored. David Alegre! A quality finish. It

was a story of missed touches. As the ball got drilled in, how it got

through to Allegre, Great Britain will never know. It was not a

particularly powerful ball. Nice first touch. Disguised ball. Through

a couple of defenders. Pinner reacted as quickly as he could.

Technically good. His body was bright. He just couldn't cover the

entire goal. A great finish. Worth seeing again. A lovely touch. Top of

the net. The irony is that Great Britain have had the lion's share of

the attacking play but they Gault a goal down, with six minutes of the

first quarter to play. -- they go a goal Down.

Lewers has the power to go left to right.

With Caitlin on the field, England will look to inject some lively play

up front. He tried to take the ball early. He knocked it fractionally.

There is the Spanish bench. Casasayas trying to draw something

on the turf with his fingers. Not the usual coaching board that we

see! David Ames in midfield. Ashley

Jackson. Fox on the left. All the way back to Lewers on the right.

Dixon just in front of the technical area. Caitlin takes it on. He feeds

it nicely through to Dixon. Snuffed out by a Spanish defender. Good work

by breweries. -- Ruiz. Dixon will be disappointed. He just caught the

turf. Great Britain hoping to give themselves a penalty corner

opportunity. But so far Spain avoiding any mistakes. Gleghorne

penalised for what looked like a clean tackle. He came in low, left

hand to the floor. Martin getting some treatment on the GB bench. It

looks like a hamstring issue. Being Massaat is sad that the moment. --

Massaat is at the moment. Spain going in confidence all the time.

That first strike from David Alegre has allowed them the freedom to

play. The one thing the coach will be happy with, while the scoreline

is not great, they are playing the ball into the Spanish circle with

regular ease. It looks like the Spanish are back Martin, standing

behind the opponent. -- back marking.

Dixon, regularly found on the right, is on the left. David Ames breaks.

Nice work. Nice work from Caitlin. He barged into the back of the

Spanish player. He gets a card. It is a Green. A two minute suspension.

Clearly unimpressed with that decision. He was trying to stop

himself and in doing so, the impact, he just hit the back of the

Spaniard. His arms were already up in the air. The last couple of

minutes of the quarter. Spain leading. Released down the left.

Good work from Henry Weir. But penalised. Spain have possession.

Allegro flicked it forward. No control. It falls harmlessly behind.

Fortunately Quemada not able to get a stick on that from the GB

perspective. There is another card coming here. A

Spanish player penalised. There will be a minute or so when Great Britain

are a man over. Enrique getting penalised. Same reason that Caitlin

got penalised. Jackson running inside, back to

Hoare. Jackson again. Now Fox. Driven in, held up, backhand, shot.

Straight to a Spanish stick and away they come. Only far as Fox. Great

Britain will have possession. The last 45 seconds of the quarter,

driven in and behind, Sam Ward, Sam Ward! P and Francisco Cortes am a

the ball was drilled in, Sam Ward across on his knees gets the

faintest of touches in front of the goalkeeper. 1-1. 42 minutes of the

quarter to play. That will settle things down for Great Britain. Sam

Ward, sliding in. Between the legs of Cortes. Cortes gets called, he

doesn't know Sam Ward is coming, a little touch, not much at all. The

Spanish defence has gone to sleep with 42 seconds to go. Criminal in

terms of defence, but before Great Britain, getting is on the

scoresheet at the end of this quarter. 30 seconds until the end of

the first period. High and ambitious from Spain. Great Britain will be

just holding possession now for the last 20 seconds. Jackson has sent it

aerial. Looking for the goal-scorer, Ward. Get himself out of the way. A

crucial goal from Sam Ward. Within the last minute of the quarter. The

hooter will sound, the boys will have a couple of minutes to refuel

before the second quarter. Your assessment of the way Great Britain

have dealt with that first 15 minutes? They have dealt with it

very well, they haven't forced play. The goal that was called was a

little unfortunate, it went through three Great Britain players to Roc

Oliva, sorry, David Alegre, who finish magnificently. They have

created chances of their own, more than the Spanish, so they should be

reasonably happen. Great Britain one, Spain one, the score at the end

of the first quarter. The first goal to David Alegre, Sam Ward replying

right in front of Cortes, who would be happy with the way the ball found

his net. Those are the numbers from that first period. One green card

each. Here are the highlights. This is I think the goal from David

Alegre coming up. Beautifully done, the way he spliced

down the ball to keep the pace of macro and put it above George

Pinner's head. Yes, a lateral cut to the right, watch the ball get

disguised, the player looks forward. It's great hands, soft hands. The

first touch in, opens the wrists, literally like a sand wedge,

chipping it up over the goalkeeper. A little bit of backspin, Pete --

keeping the players off the ball to keep it under the crossbar. This was

the reply from Great Britain. Sam Ward just running in front of Cortes

and the faintest flick through the goalkeeper's legs. All square here,

a quarter of the way through this crucial pool lay encounter. There

was nobody in there when he put it out Cortes, Sam Ward never gave it

up. Cut across brilliant career in front of the goalkeeper. The Spanish

want to be careful here, because, no, it's their start of course. I

was thinking the British boys might pounce with the clock ticking down.

It has to start as soon as the clock reaches zero and the second quarter

is under way. 1-1, Spain in yellow, attacking the goal awaited our left.

Lively first 15 minutes of play. Spain with David Alegre getting the

first, the reply from Sam Ward in the last minute of the quarter. Here

he is a game, Sam Ward getting himself all the way to the baseline.

Can't get the trajectory -- trajectory right but possession

still with Great Britain. Smart carrying positions from Sam Ward, he

took a single pace check and invited the contacts from the Spanish

defence and got it in the end as the defender Roc Oliva step through

behind him. Smart play from Sam Ward. Sadly Michael Hall couldn't

get control. David Alegre will start on the left. Inside two Xavi

Lleonart. Great Britain and sure why, it looked like Xavi Lleonart

fictive through his own legs but there was nobody there for him. --

unsure why. Why bother the whistle is blown. A bit of confusion from

the umpires. Absolutely right to take the free hit back because in

that uncertainty the Spanish were going one way, it would be unfair to

allow a free hit to take place. Great trap, lovely console for Dan

Fox. The past just made it to Iain Lewers. -- the past. 200 Great

Britain supporters all held that breath as that ball just got laid

back without enough pace. Britain have to be absolutely certain of

every path. David Ames has been tackled and here is David Alegre,

the danger man. Left-hand control with the stick, gets to the edge of

the circle. It's crowded away from possession. Great tumble Wash

double-team defence, setting up behind David Alegre to stop him

going into the circle. Not having to do anything that will allow David

Alegre Bacchin. -- back in. Barry Middleton, the captain, into a bit

of space. Going off the field now actually, replaced by Nick Catlin.

Taken by Condon. He gets it off a Spanish stick and it's behind, Dixon

will restart. Now back to Catlin, on the 23. Hoare steps forward. Hoare

took a touch too much there. Xavi Lleonart. Four Great Britain players

around him. Jackson, Hoare, a bit of interplay between the two. The pass

finds a Spanish stick. Mantell did really well. A lovely move from

Mantell. Ward is in front. Penalty corner Great Britain. That will do.

Sergio Enrique, horrible first tackle, his arms out sideways saying

to Mantell, what did you want, the advantage, but as soon as I did the

corner would have gone. I think it's the right call from the German

umpire. A great little dink of a touch, drives in, that tackle gives

it away. He clatters Mantell's stick. Iain Lewers will inject

Ashley Jackson, a prime target here, and Sam Ward as well, already on the

scoresheet, Sam. You suspect that this man, Ashley Jackson will be the

man to have a pop at this. Here's the injection. Here's Jackson. It

took a deflection that it found the net! Jackson's goal. Great Britain

tit, Spain one. The umpires are going to be a referral, Andres Mir

suggesting he was within five yards onto the ball was high, it took a

deflection. The circle... The South African is looking into that, that

is what the call is, I will howl -- how high was the initial shot? Was

it within five yards of Cortes? His knees bent. The rule is above the

knee height within five yards, was he within five yards, or was he

bends down so the top of his leg was behind his knees, if you see what I

mean, in the seated position. So now we wait. There's a number of

different angles that the referee gets, we unfortunately can't hear

the communication between the off field and on field umpires. Nothing

wrong with the routine. Where does it hit the player? Look how low it

is as it comes forward and clatters into the run of Andres Mir. The

debate continues upstairs. The wait continues for the spectators. It's a

big call. It wouldn't be difficult to say that no advice is possible

unless they've got some sort of side angle, I think they will lead, to

establish the height of this. If no advice is possible, the goal is

standing? Correct, if knowest -- if no advice is possible the goal will

stand. It hits the number runarounds deflects the other way until

wing-macro where Cortes was going. This is a long one. We've had a few

lengthy discussions over video referrals, but I can't remember

waiting for quite this long until we get a decision from upstairs.

Jackson hopes it's a goal to add to his tally, chatting there with Henry

Weir. The longer it goes on the more you feel it's harder to make a

decision, it suggests it's a difficult process. The system has

worked very well this tournament, it's been quick decisions. Is he

asking the technical people for more angles? It suggests he's talking to

people in the box, not to be blunt the field. I have a decision for

you. It's hard to hear what he's saying. Three out. It's overturned,

the umpires adjusting it was indeed too high. Andres Mir did immediately

show whether Mark was on his leg, it was where his leg was in relation to

his knee, if that makes sense. No goal, Great Britain one, Spain one.

11 minutes until half-time. Here's Ashley Jackson, denied the

goal, but he won't get another opportune -- he might get another

opportunity if Great Britain pick up the penalty corner, they will hope

more attacking opportunities result and short corners will follow. This

looks promising. Dan Fox on the right this time, finds Nick Catlin.

Catlin manages to lose control and Spain get possession and relief.

Unfortunate second touch from Catlin as he knocked the ball forward. You

feel the midfield interchange between Middleton, who has been

exceptional so far this competition, Catlin and Jackson, is going to be

crucial in this game. I don't think they've fired as a group of players

so far. They recognised across the world when they work together but

it's been a little bit bitty so far. Manel Terraza, denied by Ashley

Jackson. He is Nick Catlin. Catlin has done really well. A shoulder in,

a bit of elbow as well as the Spanish player went past him. Not

spotted or acted on by the umpire, but we have a Spanish player down.

It looks like a foot injury. A twisted ankle, possibly? Rolled it

over in a turn. It's Andres Mir, I think, the team physio coming on

with a pot of some sort of spray to apply to the affected area. Given

that it's the side of his shoe I'm not sure the spray will have any

effect. Perhaps the stick poked through the underside of the shoe?

It hurts, whatever it is. Andres Mir will leave the field of play

temporarily. APPLAUSE

We've seen a number of injuries this tournament. We thought that players

wouldn't come back on several times and all have defied that.

Absolutely. A little bully to get the ball back

into play, the Spanish sportsmanlike, knocking it back to

Great Britain. Confirmation from up here, my colleagues, who saw the

incident that it was indeed Andres Mir treading on Barry Middleton's

stick that jolted into the arch of his foot.

Lewers, backhand pass, aims for Barry Middleton and almost

brilliant. Middleton has possession. Flicks it forward. Great Britain

continued to threaten the Spanish goal. Nick Catlin will restart. This

is where Spain invited Belgian pressure just the other day. They

sit so deep in the circle and turned away by Cortes. A touch from Simon

Mantell. It was always going to be difficult to score but get it on the

goalkeeper looks to the if you can pick up a rebound, surround the man

in black with red shirts, pick up any kind of second play.

Pushed away just before it got to Ashley Jackson. He was poised. All

these balls in and deflections for Great Britain allowed by the

Spanish, because they are back marking. They need to get a man in

front of the British forward line. Michael Hoare... Lewers finds Fox.

Number five felt that. There is the ice going on the injured foot of

Anderson ear. -- and smears. Britain unable to exploit that and

do it laterally. These guys are strong enough to do it in one single

pass. Dixon with space. Caitlin made contact. Nice move. Just a touch too

much. Spain come away with it. Spain are going to get penalised. They

were not five yards away. A green card given. Quemada picking it up.

He is in no rush to get to his seat. The penalty cannot start until he

sits down. He should be seated as soon as possible. Man over for Great

Britain for a couple of minutes. Alegre deep in British territory.

His frustration is because Adam Dixon appeared, in my opinion, just

to get in his way. He had second thoughts about whether he should put

the tackle in. In the end he stepped away. But he was still in the same

space. On the left flank, four red shirts

in the circle. Gleghorne jabbing the ball in and away. In the end it was

a stick tackle, a stick contact. Perceived to be a foul.

Harry Martin tried to feed it to Henry Weir. He was trying to use

Henry Weir as he came on. David Ames was under his arm. Good control from

Lleonart. Dixon tidying up. An exceptional piece of skill from both

players. Lleonart took that down with hands that were so soft,

cushion it in his stride. Somehow Dixon got a stick on it and carried

it away from him. Bobby Crutchley patrolling in front of the British

dugout. Bawling instructions. 1-1. Five minutes to have time. Spain

coming away with it but only as far as Martin. A Spanish player down.

Picking up a few knocks this evening, the Spanish team. Sam Ward

hasn't moved. There was no malice intended.

Great Britain can read that situation. As soon as that player

cannot step forward, you can step forward as a unit. Spain back to

full strength. And threatening the Great Britain circle.

A little risky in front of goal. They have got away with it. Martin

to Jackson. Jackson held it up. Bobby Crutchley with a slow hand

club on that bench side. A couple of touches managed to keep it on the

pitch. Allegri dashing away. -- Alegre. Risky once again. Well dealt

with by Henry Weir. The past was a fraction strong. -- the Pats. Spain

really beginning to build a sequence of positive presses forward. Great

Britain need to be alert to all the danger, with three minutes to

half-time. There is a card. Lleonart has been given it. He had driven all

the way across the pitch with outstanding skill body got close to

Caitlin with a little bit of an elbow. He can be a petulant player