Day 8 BBC Four: 22.00-02.00 Olympics

the men's final. Can Andy Murray retain his Olympic title from four

years ago? It will be available at 7:30pm UK time tomorrow, but there

are two doubles finals before that so it might push it back a little

bit or it might get done quickly and it will be on early, who knows?

7:30pm is the time. It is time we brought you some live

hockey on BBC Four. Tate Britain's women have been unbeatable as have

the USA. The two face each other tonight and that is the game we will

show you. Both with 12 points and 100% record from four matches. This

match is still crucial. Depend on where you finish in the grip, that

affects your drawing the quarterfinals. Let us go live to the

National hockey Stadium. It is just started so we can say hello to the

commentary team that will take you through the match. , two Great

Britain and already attacking the gold to the left. The United States

of America are top of the group but on goal difference only. Just a

couple of minutes into this first period. Giselle Ansley Heather --

has had a really good tournament so far backed up by the age Spears

Crista Cullen, wearing -- winning her 100th cap for Great Britain this

evening. It will be a free hit for Great Britain. Kate Richardson-Walsh

is the captain. I am expecting this game to be physical. I am hoping

both umpires will let the play happened. It is setup to be

fantastic. The USA beat Great Britain in the champions Trophy

recently. The USA coach used to coach Great Britain and he will know

the strengths and weaknesses of the British team so it'll be interesting

to see how this pans out. That was a beautiful delivery and the backhand

shot was just wide. Good start for the USA. Katie Bam has been a player

of the tournament and has been scoring the goals for the USA. It

was a long ball into the circle. She picks it up well, onto the backhand.

An early wake-up call for Great Britain. They will know all about

Katie Bam and the rest of the Americans. Katie Bam showing what

she is capable of with the first serious attack of the half. Add a

chance for Townsend, one of the best players in the world. She has real

peace. -- she's really Alexandra Danson time to recover way

into the circle. The USA cup away with possession.

She will know that Alex lives to put the ball up into the air on the end

of a stick. She did not rush in, user experience and won the free hit

413. -- for her team. The Americans appealed for a penalty

corner and desperate defending. Great Britain get away with it

again. I think Amber Church of the umpire did well to play and

advantage. It is Katie Bam that is getting the ball in the circle.

Arguably it was dangerous and everybody was appealing for the

corner. It was Melissa Gonzalez with the snapshot.

Very impressive start for the team from the USA. Hollie Webb having to

defend once again. Aiming for Alexandra Danson. The USA

break forward again. Giselle Ansley doing lots of work in

the early stages. The Americans once again inside the British circle. The

pressure has been relieved for the moment. The USA have hit the ground

running and got into their stride much quicker than Great Britain have

at the moment. Prepare to press up the field. We know that Great

Britain have got aerial ability from both halfbacks from Giselle Ansley

and Crista Cullen. Two sisters on the side for the USA. Sophie Bray

was in a promising position but she was tackled quickly.

Good control by Villarreal 's Lee. -- Lili Al 's Lee.

The USA are shot with their tackling. Beautiful piece of skill

by Owsley with the ball in the. To change direction. For anyone

watching this who thinks the USA could not play at this intensity and

tempo red Tory presents a prize. This is one of the fittest teams in

the world. Watching the warm up routine, unlike any other team. It

was a serious work-out on the field. Good juggling skills from Sophie

Bray and keeps Britain in possession.

So important when Great Britain played the ball into a marked

player, they must know what they are doing with the ball next.

That was a good move from Sam Quek. Little shuffle inside. That was

obstruction. Good skill from Sam Quek to book -- pull the ball inside

Kathleen Sharkey. The speed of the USA forwards means that Sam was not

given much time on the ball. That came off the shins of Michelle

Vittese. Good steel by Sam Quek. That was

physical from Sam Quek. Goodness me. Calm down says the umpire. It was

good to see she was allowing this to happen. That was a good tackle on

Shona McCallin. Sam Quek will shoulder to shoulder.

Certainly hoping the game continues to be played at this intensity.

That was intercepted by the alert Kate Richardson-Walsh. Gonzales

comes forward again. Five minutes left in the first

quarter. First penalty corner of the game

goes to Great Britain. That was a fantastic ball in from Helen

Richardson-Walsh to find Alexandra Danson at the top of the circle. She

rolls around Julia Reinprecht. Obstruction given an first real

opportunity for Great Britain this evening. The team are in a huddle

host of the Americans get the extra padding and face masks on. Georgie

Twigg will inject for Great Britain. Kate Richardson-Walsh, number 11 and

Crista Cullen is number five. Lined up with an eye on goal. The first

penalty corner. It is Crista Cullen and that was a good save. I am

sensing the ball hit Jackie Briggs in goal rather than humbling

anything about it. It doesn't matter how you keep the ball out, I think

it came off the top of her helmet. That struck the American on her

arrest and that hurt. Good tackle by Sam Quek.

We're going to see this a lot from Great Britain, they do favour

attacking down the right than the left. They still need to work the

ball around to the left and pull the USA over before attacking that way.

It is a free hit on the 23 for Great Britain.

Sustained pressure by the USA in the first five minutes of the quarter.

Since then, my mentor has switched. The team in red has dominated the

attacking manoeuvres. This has been a lot of possession for both teams

up until the 23 yard line and the defence is kicking in. It is not

surprised that the Britain have only conceded three in four games, as has

the USA. They have had good team defence all tournament.

Sam Quek has been sent for a two-minute suspension. Great Britain

are one player down. It is probably a green card but there has been

worse happening in the scheme. She has given it for the sticks another

near. It is 50-50 and they have both done it. It is a soft green card by

the umpire. She has deemed that week and Sam Quek has had to the

punishment. Alexandra Danson gets the penalty

corner. She turned, still of the American food and forced the ball

onto that foot. Penalty corner is the outcome. -- foot. You do get

worried you will be hit with the stick on the follow-through. Katelyn

Falgowski is trying to protect her feet and she ran the ball into the

stick and it popped up onto the body and the second penalty of the game.

Crista Cullen and Giselle Ansley are the likely targets.

The second penalty corner for Great Britain. Good save again, excellent

goalkeeping so far by Jackie Briggs. She has been in brilliant form and

this tournament, she has been better from the champions Trophy until now,

she has improved massively. Miscommunication from Crista Cullen

and Alexandra Danson. Just one minute to play until the first

break. it will be on early, who knows?

7:30pm is the time. Bitterness the Americans have played

four and one for. Beat Argentina and Australia, thrust Japan and beat

India 3-0. The USA with 12 points out of a possible 12. The same for

Great Britain. They defeated Argentina in a tight match, 3-2 and

came through with are the -- a rather modest scoreline against

Japan, 2-0 in the end. Last 15 seconds of the 15 minute

quarter. It has been a very interesting start. Plenty to enjoy,

good entertainment for a reasonable crowd on page one this evening. But

the hooter will take us to the the end of the first quarter. 15 minutes

played, 0-0. DAN WALKER: We shall be back up the

hockey very shortly, 0-0 between Britain and the USA. We will be back

for the second period. From our base here in Copacabana, let's show you

what else is on land available for you across the BBC. So much good

sport. On BBC One, the track cycling, currently in the men's

sprint. I think Jason Kenny has just made it through. You can follow that

on BBC One now. Callum Skinner is the man to go next. On the Red

Button, it's the final of the women's gold-medal match, this is

Angelique Kerber against Monica Puig. Andy Murray will face Juan

Martin Del Potro tomorrow in the men's gold-medal match. Let's see if

Monica Puig can take first set. She is at two set points in the first

set. Angelique Kerber, the Wimbledon champion, she managed to knockout

Heather Watson earlier in the tennis. Monica Puig Porto Rico, who

have never won a gold medal. -- from Puerto Rico. You can watch that on

the Red Button if you fancy that. Let's show you what is coming up

over the next few hours on BBC Four. You will have do -- we will struggle

to keep your attention, there's so much going on. We have the hockey,

we will be following that very shortly for you. Joe Joyce in action

in the men's superheavy boxing. I am hearing there are some members of

the basketball Dream Team watching the boxing. That is later for you.

Athletics and midnight is the heptathlon javelin with Jessica

Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson. Then at one a.m.,

it is the men's long jump final, involving Greg Rutherford. This is a

repeat of Super Saturday four years ago. Then Mo Farah in the 10,000m at

1:30am your time. And if you can stay up until nearly three a.m., it

is the final event in the athletics. The heptathlon 800m final, it could

be another one of those Saturdays. At that moment of crossing the line

and having my family there. Just knowing that I put all those events

together, it had all gone right. Pure excitement and shock and

relief, an amazing feeling. Let's get straight back to the hockey.

Super Saturday continues, BBC One will have all of the athletics for

you later but we are sticking with the hockey on BBC Four. Back to Mel

and Matt. Early in the second period here.

Sophie Bray had a very good chance to put Great Britain 1-0 up in the

first minute of the quarter, but she forced a brilliant save from Jackie

Briggs, really promising start to the period for Great Britain. In

towards the circle again, turn, almost fell for Hannah MacLeod but

the penalty corner has been awarded. Mistake from the USA, they allow

Georgie Twigg to run with the ball, spins the ball onto Rachel Dawson's

left foot. This is the Sophie Bray opportunity. She intercepts,

beautiful little lift over the stick and that is a fantastic stick save

from Jackie Briggs. Sensational. Preparations continue, the usual

suspects, Crista Cullen, Kate Richardson-Walsh. Georgie Twigg with

the injection. Unsworth traps. Kate Richardson-Walsh can't find a way

through. Another attempt and another penalty corner. This might be

referred for possibly being too high.

UMPIRE: Can you check it for me please? A video referral for the

USA, you only get one of these. If it is upheld, you keep your

referral, if it is rejected, you lose it. This came off her shin pad,

didn't it? It has come off the stick, it if it is above her knee.

It does seem to be the case. Ball was dangerous so every hit to the

USA and they keep their referral. OK, thank you. No penalty corner for

the Great Britain team, who now hurry back into position. It is

upheld and so the United States of America keep that video referral

option. It can go up -- they can go upstairs again later in the match if

they need to. Owsley has won it and sets up Susannah Townsend, who

doesn't get a lucky bounce at all. The United States able to reset with

Gonzalez on the left. Good steel. -- steal. Cullum, deep inside the US's

23. Trying to open something up -- Crista Cullen. Nicola White takes it

to the corner. White tries to find Townsend but the USA steel and set

off at pace down the left, but only as far as Hollie Webb -- steal. GB

have done well to double-team the ball carrier from the USA. As yet,

the USA haven't really got out of their hearts so far. GB have

increased the intensity at which they are playing and it has caused

the USA a few problems. That blew up off the stick and court Crista

Cullen, I think. Her glove protected her.

Nice little reverse. In towards the circle. Nicola White claiming she

was impeded but the USA get position. GB are getting a lot of

success out of just attacking the 45 degrees angle of the USA circle, so

they are not coming in at the top, not going in at the baseline. The

USA need to smarten up at that otherwise it is going to cost them.

Vitesse, number nine for the USA. Watched all the way by Georgie

Twigg. She did well. Fines Hannah MacLeod, who find Sophie Bray. --

finds. The test takes it on. And the pass falls almost kindly for Nicola

White. It is Great Britain's possession, taken on acquitted by

Lily Owsley. Covering a lot of ground and she has played that with

a nice weight. The keeper kicks it away first time. The USA escape.

Lily Owsley did really well, because at the time of her driving from left

to right, Hannah MacLeod was making a substitution, so she didn't have

any support. It was a great lift over Rachel Dawson's stick.

No score here in the final match of Pool B. Ten minutes until the

half-time break. Gonzalez absolutely flattened by

Nicola White, might get a yellow card for this. No, it's green.

Two-minute suspension for Nicola White. I think it is because it is

the second or third offence that Nicola White has had in the last few

minutes, so it is probably a build-up of fouls Rock, rather than

that as an individual one. -- of fouls.

The USA stuck in the circle. Georgie Twigg takes it right to the flag. In

no rush to get out of there. Fines are British foot and from Britain's

point of view, here we go again. Calm under pressure.

Georgie Twigg leaves it this time for Owsley. Back to web. Over two

some correct on the interception. Promising move forward -- over to

Sam Quek. Potential scoring position. Needs to be driven in.

I think at the moment, Great Britain, when they are working their

way out of defence, they are too predictable, getting the ball from

one side of the feel to the other and playing the ball down the

sideline. I would like to see them, when the ball gets to Giselle Ansley

or Sam Quek, playing as outside offenders, they are looking in feel

to the screen players, so Shona McCallin first or Laura and sweat,

so you are looking to exploit them inside. Great skill from Kate

Richardson-Walsh to get herself out of that but now there are American

players everywhere. A little bit more of a shoulder charge from Sam

Quek. She has done it a couple of times and got away with it. Great

Britain breaking forward. Some shirt pulling going on, unseen by the

umpire. Alexandra Danson into the corner. Good service from

Richardson-Walsh. Danson plays it back and makes their way to the

circle as Great Britain switch sides.

Forward-thinking, still, Great Britain. Picked up and controlled

nicely by Owsley. Looking for Danson. Shooting chance. Double save

from Jackie Briggs, who seems unstoppable tonight. Lily Owsley is

about to pick up a card, a green one, for the diving and probably the

stick tackle. Again, for me, it is a little bit harsh, she is trying to

play the replay. She here, it is just narration, she swung at the

stick, trying to get a shot at goal and she has two minutes on the

sideline as a result of it and again, Jackie Briggs is in

phenomenal form. Good move down the left. Shona McCallin actually loses

out and the United States can rebuild from the back.

And that is, there we go, she thought about it and the church.

Green card produced for Katie Bam, who will have a two-minute

suspension, tangling with the Great Britain captain Kate

Richardson-Walsh, who went down quite heavily. I think that is

probably a shoulder to shoulder too far but I have to say, I think the

umpires have got it spot on this evening. They have allowed a certain

amount ago and when they feel it has bubbled over, they have sent

somebody to the side. Both teams to the player on the bench at the

moment. Lauren Crandall is the captain of

the United States. Michelle Beattie is -- Michelle

Vittese has came of age. She has got better and better with each

tournament. She is so fast through the midfield.

Kate Richardson-Walsh is coming forward to join in the fun. Some

confusion as to where the ball needs to be placed for the free hit. Good

to go now. Through the legs of the American player, that was confident

by Kate Richardson-Walsh. We knew this would be tight between

the best two teams in the tournament so far. And so it has proved. No

goals and three minutes until half-time.

We know that a draw is good enough for the USA to remain on top of the

group because of goal difference. As the game progresses, I can not see

personally, but they could be happy to settle for the draw. As GB press

for to get the goal, it will leave the space at the back potentially

for the USA to exploit. That was a potential shooting

opportunity but it has come and gone for Great Britain for the moment.

Sowing and a miss from Georgie Twigg and the danger is over for the USA.

It was given for the fit but I am not sure. Well taken by Georgie

Twigg to take it quickly. I do note that Owsley put her off. She took a

quick shot to the Jews the amount of backswing jihad. Can Great Britain

build one more meaningful moves towards that American goal and head

to half-time with the advantage? Usually absorbing half of hockey. No

goals but plenty to enjoy and plenty to be discussed during the half-time

break. The final ten seconds of play. They will be level at

half-time. 30 minutes played with 30 minutes to come. The scoreline here

in this final group match is much as expected. No goals, Great Britain

0-0 USA. It is tense and tight and we will be

back for the second half. This is significant even though both Great

Britain and the United States of America happy 100% record so far. 12

points from four games. This does dictate who goes where in the

quarterfinals and potentially who can make it all the way towards

those Olympic medals. We shall do the men going out last night. Great

Britain's women doing supremely well considering what happened to the

men. They were so disappointed, we shall do their final match live

yesterday and heartache for them but making it through to the knockout

stages of the hockey tournament. We promised Ruby Walsh will use in

golf. It is round three of the first Olympic golf tournament for over 100

years. They have been playing about ten miles down the coast from there

we are. The course is brand-new. It is about 60 minutes in Rio traffic.

We will show you the highlights from Day three. Tomorrow is when the

medals are handed out. Josh and Rose started four shot of the lead held

by Marcus Fraser. Jason Day and Adam Scott Australia did not come to the

other begins and that has been an issue for a number of the top

golfers, Rory McIlroy and others on that list. Justin Rose has embraced

the Olympic spirit. He turned up for the golf started and went to a

number of events. He has knuckled down and concentrated. Henrik

Stenson also in with a shout, the open champion. He started the day

close to Marcus Fraser, he was 10-under, Justin Rose was 6-under.

This is the story of the golf today. COMMENTATOR: Justin Rose on the

third hole. It is a par four, it is driveable but the wind has picked

up. Brownlie she goes. Round of the Cup.

This man is making lots of markers. A hole in one on day one. And a lap

of honour on the third Andy two. It is his Rose garden. Justin Rose on

the fifth. This is for an eagle to get to 10-under and to take the

outright lead. He drops it. That is the par. That is what he has to make

more of. Britain's Justin Rose leads the Olympic men's individual stroke

play on his own at 10-under par. It looks good, it looks really good.

How good is that? He left the of long putts out on the

course yesterday and he was to make more today. He is making them from

off the green, Justin Rose of Great Britain, he extends his lead in the

Olympic men's individual stroke play Championship. His lead is two shot,

11-under par. Justin Rose, can he get up and down

on 14? He needs this. He flirted with that left lip. Marcus Fraser

makes a birdie, just behind it Justin Rose who drops one shot. It

was a birdie chance to go to 11-under. It does not move a great

deal. Justin Rose looks good. He has got it. Justin Rose leads by one

shot. Henrik Stenson is chasing him. Just a little bit concerned with the

wind. It is swirling around the golf course. It is a strong now as it has

been all day. In fact it is stronger now than it was this morning.

It is brilliant. It was worth the deliberation. Brilliant from Henrik

This putt for birdie to go level with Justin Rose.

He makes the putt. He takes the step after halfway along as Jonah, he

knows it is good, 11-under par. Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose are

leading. Good solid putt from Justin Rose and

claims the 1-stroke lead over Henrik Stenson who has made a birdie.

Justin Rose goes to 12-under. Henrik Stenson, this putt for birdie on 16.

To draw level with Britain's Justin Rose. Henrik Stenson from Sweden.

For the birdie on 16. That is a chance missed for Henrik

Stenson. He makes par on 16. Henrik Stenson referred to the last.

That is good, it holds, it bites. Wetlands and it stop. Henrik Stenson

will be applauded by the gallery if he makes that. He will be level with

Justin Rose. It should be a titanic shoot out over 18 holes between two

offers that have put themselves well clear of anyone else in the field

bark Marcus Fraser who will be three backend. Henrik Stenson still needs

to make the putt. This is now a birdie putt. To draw level with

Justin Rose and slips by at the top side. That is to make par. He

finishes Jim McDonnell, Henrik Stenson. 68. -- three under.

They do show you how things stand going into the final day tomorrow.

Justin Rose is top, one shot clear of the open champion Henrik Stenson.

Marcus Fraser is one shot back from where he started the day. Perfect on

the first two days. 9-under par. Then it is six shots back to Bubba

Watson of the USA. Justin Rose is a great position and he has embraced

the Olympic Games. He will be leading the way going into the final

round tomorrow. We will bring you the conclusion of that somewhere on

the BBC, hopefully on BBC Four as a helicopter goes overhead. That'll be

around seven or eight tomorrow. One other thing to show you from the

golf today. We do not recommend you do this if you find one of these

anywhere near you on the golf course. Henrik Stenson was having a

stroll in the final few rounds of his round today. He decided to

jabber a crocodile with his pitching wedge. He beat a hasty retreat and

the check over his shoulder just in case the crocodile was coming out of

the water. The dangers of the golf. Thank you for so many messages

tonight. I will be delighted if Justin Rose can win a medal, it has

been fantastic that he has embraced the other begins. How on earth can I

stay up tonight? I think I am going to sleep between recycling and

athletics. I should be out at the pub but my wife says I have to stay

and and watch BBC Four. Thank you for that, Darren. And also, my own

wife has said, I will not be watching you tonight because there

is cycling and athletics on the other channel. Thank you for your

support. For those of you who are heard on BBC Four, we love you very

much. And George North has also tweeted this evening, he is the

boyfriend of Becky James who won the Silver Medal in the Caven, what

cannot describe how proud I am, everything she has been true, what

an absolute hero. If you know the story of Becky James why that is

incredible. She had the cancer scare. She has had a number of

injuries. She thought cycling had gone but she has came back and went

to these games and won an Olympic medal and she makes the Rio

headlines. Gold in the team pursuit for the

women, they have done it again, and they have done it with a new world

record, Laura Trott, Joanna Rowsell, Katie Archibald. There is Becky

James, silver for her in the women's keirin, it delighted George North

and so many cycling fans and fans of Team GB all over the place. And

tomorrow in the final of the men's sprint, it will be Callum Skinner

against Jason Kenny for gold and silver, Kenny was up against Chris

Solly eight years ago in Beijing, he took silver then, what will happen

this time round? -- Chris Hoy. Also, gold for the men's wait any final

day of the rowing regatta, finishing in style, first time they have won

in that event since Sydney 2000. And a first medal for the women in the

eight, USA took the gold, the defending champions from London.

Much more for you later on, we are here until two o'clock in the

morning, but straight back to the hockey now with Mel and Matt.

Early stages of the third period, no scored here, Susannah Townsend on

the burst, picked up by the upended McCullen, no whistle, the USA break.

She has covered a lot of ground, fired that up, straight at Laura

Unsworth, who is in a bit of trouble here. Probably hit her on the glove

and, directly on the knuckles, that has the potential to break a

player's hand. Unsworth has undoubtedly had worse and will

continue unhindered. And is League Two Helen

Richardson-Walsh, always exciting to see her in this position. -- Ansley

to. She has brilliant stick skills and is a nightmare to play against,

you just think she's going to get the ball off, she moves into a

different position and makes you look really silly. Aerial ball from

Great Britain went straight out of play, so the USA have possession.

Helen -- Hannah Macleod get a stake in, but the USA break. Kate

Richardson-Walsh. Now, a free hit, Kate

Richardson-Walsh, Hollie Webb just down the line behind her. That is

where she goes. Accurate passing, I yard gained by Richardson-Walsh

takes it to the edge of the circle, still Great Britain's ball.

Unsworth. Katie Webb on the diagonal, it hits a USA stick and

goes behind. They need to mix out what they are doing, sometimes go

around the outside, sometimes down the middle. The long ball is

probably not going to find the target. Sustained period of pressure

from the players in red here, a little-known from Bray, decent

opportunity, the USA clear their lines, but in the end effective.

Great shot off the back foot by Nicola White, Jackie Briggs makes

the save, Helen -- Hannah Macleod on the rebound. Townsend licks it back

but there was no one there. Break on the left from Bam, she has got lots

of praise, Maesteg her way to the edge of the circle, she has played

it inside, Maddie Hinch off her line gets a boot on the ball. That is the

danger for Great Britain, as they try to push up to get the gold to

put them top of the fall, the speed of Bam was exceptional, but four USA

players in support, Sharkey could not find the target. Kate

Richardson-Walsh goes aerial, a little flick from Sophie Bray.

Crandall, the captain. On the right, Reinprecht, the younger of the two

sisters. All the way to the corner. Shadowed all the way by Hannah

Macleod. Full is three American players in the circle. They will

start again, with Julia Reinprecht into the edge of the circle this

time, heavy collision, Bray comes away with it. We have seen a few of

those tackles this evening, just when either side is coming through

the attacker. Helen Richardson-Walsh, brilliant break,

all the way in, keeps it going. There was nobody there to help Helen

Richardson-Walsh, a fantastic drive, I think we are going to see the

Nicola White shot off the back foot, these saved by Briggs, Hannah

Macleod tries to put the ball into the danger area, but Dawson in a

fantastic covering position. This will fall to McCullen, down on

Hernanes, and this is worrying for Great Britain, USA get to the edge

of the circle. Wonderful diving tackle from Crista Cullen, who was

there to tidy up as well. GB just got away with one there,

that did not hit the foot of Dawson, and it wasn't given by the umpire on

this side. Cullen looking for hours Lee, who has done well, but beaten

to the ball by Crandall. Sharp stick work by the Americans. Katelyn

Falgowski did really well to bring three GB players onto her, then

releasing the ball. Dawson to Crandall, who is bouncing as is

difficult to control. There is a decent break on, shot, score, USA

lead! Michelle Vittese scores the first goal of the match. That is

exactly what we were talking about, the speed at which they break his

sensational, the shell that is gets the ball first, a long ball by

Lauren Crandall, bouncing in the area. -- Michelle Vittese. You can

see Maddie Hinch is potentially in two minds, because there is a USA

forward, Sharkey, out wide, but only one thing on Vittese's mind, she is

shaping as if she's going to play to Maddie Hinchright-hand side. 1-0 to

the USA, possibly against the run of play, but that is what it means to

this team. Great Britain 0, USA 1, Michelle Vittese scores for the USA.

Now, Great Britain attempting to fight back straightaway, Sam Quek on

the field now, back to Kate Richardson-Walsh. Ansley, Helen

Richardson-Walsh with a flick to Townsend, threatening, weaving,

left, right and centre, cannot find a way through, so back they go.

Great Britain's ball, still. Sam Quek in space on the right, good

pass to Quek. Back they go, via Webb to Townsend, who lets it a run,

picks it up into the circle, dangerous position, Owsley covers

the ground, no penalty corner given. Again, it is great play by GB,

Stefanie Fee is here, doing the defending, does just get a touch on

the ball. Fee, number 2 for USA, looking for

Van Sickle, but it has come out by Townsend, Van Sickle with the free

hit. Bam on the burst, looking for a way to the edge of the circle, fired

in, USA stick, eventually pushed behind out of danger. That was Shona

McCallin. Good play by Shona McCallin, Jill Witmer and was

lurking in behind, managed to get the touch on it. Not a good chap on

the right, Owsley had too many jabs at the ball, lost the chance to

break quickly, but rate Britons still have possession. A yellow card

for Reinprecht for knocking the ball away, she will miss the remaining

four minutes of this quarter. A promising four and a half minute

stretch coming up for Great Britain with a player over, but Van Sickle

has burst away clearly at the edge of the field, they will lose a few

seconds, it would be a power play in ice hockey with a player over. Good

from Helen Richardson-Walsh, always exciting when she starts to move at

pace, now she looks up and finds Bray, whose first touches a poor

one. It is about doing the simple things for me now, Great Britain,

Sophie Bray could have gone around the outside of Melissa Gonzalez, she

is quick, but she tried to put the ball over. Witmer has found a really

solid ball in, and Michelle Kasold was not far away from putting Maddie

Hinch under pressure again. Yeah, Kasold had got on the wrong side of

Georgie Twigg, who was struggling to get back, maybe just felt the

pressure and could not execute the deflection. Quek for Great Britain,

Unsworth. Four Great Britain players forward,

including Sophie Bray, who is down in the corner now.

And this trap from Sam Quek but no damage done. Hollie Webb is there.

She presses forward. This is where they need to tip the ball around at

the back. A flick from Alex Danson, hoping to run it on to her

team-mate. MacLeod has done well. Nicola White thought about going

forward and now does so. That is done. It almost worked out for

Nichola White, but pushed it just a yard too far. It is one thing to be

patient, as the British players have the ball around the back but they

have to move the ball at speed. They have two move the ball around to

come away with three points. Laura Unsworth gets the free hit but

thought it might have merited a card. One minute and a half left in

the third quarter. Great Britain zero, USA one. Georgie Twigg.

It came off the 's shins so it will be a USA free hit. There would be

too much of a rush. A tight turn from Kathleen Sharke. Lansley did

really well there not to get spun. She knew she was the last defender

and if Kathleen Sharke got around her she had the brood into the goal.

Great Britain have a chance to break out quickly but with 30 seconds left

in the quarter they are just going to keep possession, and take us

through to the hooter. Unless Townsend can set them up but I think

they are probably out of time now to get near to the USA circle. The last

ten seconds. Sophie Bray looks for Susannah Townsend and they might

just run out of time before they can get on a shooting position. The

hooter sounds to single the end of the third period, a period in which

the USA got off the mark, with a goal from Michelle Vittese. The

score here, Great Britain zero, USA one.

We shall be back with Matt and mouth for the remainder of that match. The

final quarter of that match but we will go to live boxing at some stage

for you as well. Thank you to the likes of Paul Ross and Marvin who

say they are sticking with BBC Four because they love the hockey. Thank

you for that. We will see what else is available at the moment in terms

of Olympic sport at the moment. On the Red Button we have the

continuing gold-medal match for the women in the tennis. Angelique

Kerber against Monica Puig and they are approaching the end of the

second set at the moment. It is available if you click on the Red

Button right now. Angelique Kerber is 5-4 up in that second set. Boxing

is on the website if you want to follow it, or by the BBC sport app.

That is Joe Joyce loosening up and he is a super heavyweight at the

Commonwealth champion and he is fighting in about ten minutes time.

We will have live boxing coming up very shortly on BBC Four. We are

here on day eight of the Olympic Games and it has just gone 7pm here

in Rio. The wind has picked up on the beach is virtually deserted,

apart from, what is going on there? I'm not sure. It might be late-night

circuit training and kids flying their kite 's as well. In terms of

timings for this evening there are things to remind you of because it

is a 11am at -- 11pm at home and some of you are expecting a late

night. At 1230 on BBC One will be the javelin, their penultimate event

on the heptathlon. At 1am back home Greg Rutherford goes in the men's

long jump with two fouls in qualifying, he just sneaked through

but here's in the final and can he do what he achieved four years ago?

At 1:30am Mo Farah goes in the 10,000 metres so it is all crammed

together, just as it was on Super Saturday in London. At 215 AM it is

the final event of the heptathlon, can Jessica Ennis Hill when this

gold-medal once again? That is the 800 metres. Swimming continues

through the night as well. Fran Halsall at about 2am has a chance

for a medal and also at 3am is the final ever Olympic event for Michael

Phelps with a 22 gold medals for the great American and he goes against

Team GB who have qualified fastest in the medley relay. That is at 3am.

Adam Peaty against James Guy. That is a bit of USA against Team GB and

that is what we return to the hockey field as well, with a Team GB a goal

behind. Early pressure from the USA and

thankfully the final touch was a mystery with a foot and Jill Witmer

was unable to make a a final connection. 13.5 minutes of the

match remain and whoever wins this will finish top of the group and

therefore in paper get the easiest fixture in the quarterfinals, but

that is just on paper. Nobody knows who will be finishing first at the

moment. Spain occupied a position but China still have a game at the

moment and if they win they could go second so the other group is a

nightmare to work out. It is wide open at the moment. Both Great

Britain and the USA have qualified for the quarterfinals and it is all

about maintaining a 100% winning record and getting maximum points.

At the moment the United States lead Great Britain by one goal to zero. I

think this game is also about momentum rather than necessarily the

point that go on the board. It is about the performance. You can't

expect to pay -- play your best hockey in the quarterfinals if you

haven't played in the pool stages. Sam Quek will begin all over again.

Nichola White runs into space and then heads back. She was well

shielded. Sam Quek. Nice stick work from Sam Quek. Skilfully out of the

tangle. Lili Owsley doing well, to the edge of the circle. Very limited

shooting opportunities in this game so far for Great Britain. And

anything they have had each Jackie Briggs has been in terrific form in

the USA goal and sometimes when your goalkeeper is play like that it

breeds so much confidence through the rest of the team. Unsworth had

to make that trap and she did, she has been so reliable throughout the

tournament, Laura Unsworth. A perfect pass forward. Owsley

steams through but the American number eight, Rachel Dawson, watched

every step of the way. Can then it forward to Helen

Richardson-Walsh. It just missed Helen 's stick.

British fans are starting to make a bit of noise in an effort to

encourage a decent final ten minutes from the British team. A couple of

goals needed. Melissa Gonzalez, over the stick of

Crista Cullen. She gets into the circle and Hinch will have to boot

it away and do so effectively as far as Townsend. Helen Richardson-Walsh

back defends it. Everybody apart from Danson and she is coming back

to help shore up the defence as well as the Americans charge forward.

Michelle Vittese is going to now sit down on the naughty step. The yellow

card. So, five minutes suspension for the American goal-scorer. This

could be a big five minutes for Great Britain. There is a shove in

the back of Shona McCallin, there is no doubt about that but Michelle

Vittese is absolutely flying with the ball and Shona McAllen stood her

ground as she should do and I don't understand how Michelle Vittese

should stop but these umpires have umpired the game exceptionally well

and they have allowed certain things to happen and they have allowed the

players to play hockey. Kane Richardson was having to backtrack.

-- Kate Richardson-Walsh having to backtrack. A nice aerial ball, in

search of Alex Danson. I do agree with you, it's a massive five for

GB. If they can get one on the board while the US are down to ten

outfield players, nine outfield players in fact, it could be an

interesting final few minutes. That was meant for Alex Danson but it hit

a couple of American sticks on its way. Georgie Twigg pokes that

through for Danson. Dawson is a little quicker to the ball.

Katherine Reinprecht. That was held up by colour. Crista Cullen uses all

her wisdom and experience to keep the danger to a minimum.

Sam Quek on the left was unable to trap the ball which was a bit of a

bouncer from Kate Richardson-Walsh. That has fallen kindly for Danson

who runs into space and feet Susannah Townsend, knocked forward

to Hollie Webb. Web flicks it back to Townsend and now they are on the

edge. Sophie Bray keeps it going and can she get a shot on goal? Penalty

corner, Great Britain. Great linkup play from Townsend and Hollie Webb

to set up this opportunity but brilliant skills from Sophie Bray to

lift the ball there. The whistle went before Sophie Bray make contact

with that shot. A lot of excitement from the support staff. He almost

cracked a smile, didn't he? Yes, Danny Kerry is generally poker-faced

in the stands. Hannah Macleod is stepping over to inject this ball.

And then it will either be Kate Richardson-Walsh or Giselle Ansley

to try and drag flick it towards the US gold. Here we go, the Great

Britain penalty corner. Giselle Ansley, slid inside, it's pushed

home. Final touch from Sophie Bray. Sophie Bray 's goal, it's 1-1!

We will come back and show you any more goals in the hockey but we

promised you some live boxing so it is one one between Team GB and the

USA with just a few minutes left, but Joe Joyce is about to step into

the ring in the superheavyweight division and we have some pedigree.

He is in the ring right now so I will cross straight over to Richie

Woodhall and Rob McIntosh to talk us through this one. The opening bell

sounds in this second preliminary round in the tournament between

boxers from Great Britain and Kate their day, the man wearing red is

Great Britain 's Joe Joyce, six feet tall and 30 years of age and ranked

number three in the world and the tournament number three seed. His

opponent is Davilson Dos Santos Morais, 27 years of age from Kate

Thursday, the lone representative of the Cape Verde boxing team, who has

just been hit by a long right hand, the man in blue. He has a

considerable size disadvantage in terms of height and reach and bulk

and he is not the most experienced of boxers. A three-time national

champion of tape -- Cape Verde" fight for his first Olympic Games

fire the African qualification tournament, where he finished

outside the automatic qualification places but was given a spot because

the Moroccan representative was unable to take up his place. He is

breathing heavily already and his body language is not good. Does he

have a bit of the ODI? There's something wrong. The ringside boxer

has been called up immediately to make the expections. -- does he have

a bit of a Nick over the eye? This is an introduction to elite boxing

for Davilson Dos Santos Morais. Joe Joyce has to work behind his jab

here and settle into the contest. He has come out with bad intentions and

we know here's a bit of a handful. He has to uses jab and his uppercut.

This fella in front of him keep dipping his head, so use the jab and

bring the upper cut through the middle, that's what Joyce has got to

do. It had to wait a long time for this contest so he is a big eager

and bring the right uppercut through all the straight right hand. He's a

bit out of range so he must use the leading hand and work through jab

early on. Plenty of aggressive intent being

demonstrated by the man in blue from Cape Verde. Joe Joyce, the reigning

Commonwealth Games gold medallist, reigning European Games gold

medallist, if he starts to extend the ramrod left hand, it could be a

painful price to play for the man in blue. And the man in blue is cached

already, he is on rubbery legs, and I am not sure if he will survive

until the end of the round or make it to the end of round two. A cut

above the left eye, is body language is not good, I think Joe Joyce could

help himself to some free shots here. Only courage keeping the man

in blue up, his unsteady legs, Dos Santos Morais can barely maintain

his boxing stance, caught in between the ropes, he is clubbed to the

canvas with a brutal roundhouse right! Right at the end of the

round, that has capped off a perfect round for Joe Joyce, I do not know

whether he will beat the count. The reverie cause it off, that is it, on

his Olympic debut, Joe Joyce gets the job done in clinical fashion.

The man from Cape Verde, Davilson Dos Santos Morais, clubbed into

submission, the shots were wearing him down, eventually they bought a

standing count, and with the final punch of the opening round, a

roundhouse right that was delivered from last week, he ran headlong into

it, Dos Santos Morais, and he did not have the energy to remain

upright. He got up and beat the count, but the referee, after taking

a close look into his eyes, has waved off the contest.

He catches him with a punch quite high on the Temple, Joe Joyce, and

that scrambles the senses of a boxer. It was a perfect round for

Joyce, he hit the target with everything he threw there, starting

to settle into it as the round went on, he will be really pleased, very

good indeed, knocking his opponent out.

Ladies and gentlemen, the winner by technical knockout... So we are

awaiting the confirmation of the emphatic first round we have just

seen there, just waiting for Joe Joyce's hand to be raised, and all

those who got very angry for leaving the hockey, thank you to Joe Joyce

for putting in a sparkling performance but also allowing us to

get back to the hockey, and there has been a goal since we left it. It

was 1-1 between Team GB and the USA, this is what has happened since we

left. Helen Richardson-Walsh, Webb. Webb

to Sam Quek, she fires it through, it is a goal for Alex Danson! The

goal definitely stands, the USA are really, not happy at the moment,

they are chirping the umpire at every opportunity possible. Not sure

if the umpire is going to go for the umpire referral or not, it does not

look like it. Oh, no need, fantastic touch on the far post, brilliance

delivery by Sam Quek. What a turnaround, straight back to

Mel and Matt for the closing stages. Last two and a half minutes of the

match, Great Britain lead 2-1. Alex Danson has just got her third goal

of the tournament. Kate Richardson-Walsh has taken one in a

painful part of the body. Able to love it off, not thing as painful as

the broken jaw she suffered in London 2012. -- able to laugh it

off, nothing as painful. She recovered from that and helped Great

Britain win a bronze medal. Last two minutes of the match, Georgie Twigg

is on the sin bin seats for a yellow card, so she will not return to the

match, which means that for the remainder it is 11 versus ten here.

Maddie Hinch, left foot, clears it comfortably.

USA into the circle, and they get a penalty corner. It is a brilliant

spin by Michelle the tears, she rolls Crista Cullen, sets up

fantastically well. That Michelle Vittese. She is so quick, she spins

inside, and right about now you get the stick tackle, the umpire decides

there is no advantage, penalty corner. Rachel Dawson on the

left-hand side as we look now, she is the drag flicker, Lauren Crandall

tends to be the hit player on the other side. Dawson or Crandall, the

targets here as the USA attempt to draw level, penalty corner and away.

-- under way. Another penalty corner, although Great Britain,

well, a limited protest, I think it was a clear British foot on the

ball. I think the umpire was unsighted, but Crandall was going

for the referral is not. But brilliance defence by Laura Unsworth

back there. She gets really low, her stick is on the floor, and she owns

the space. Crandall and Dawson have switched sides. In it comes, Dawson

again, saved by Maddie Hinch, and clear. Now, a chance for Great

Britain to break! Townsend and Danson. All the way to the corner,

she sensibly holds it up, Danson, last 90 seconds of the match, still

British possession, Danson in no hurry. Georgie Twigg still a

spectator, and that is where she will remain for the rest of the

match. Kate Richardson-Walsh in support,

Townsend happy to wriggle her way back down field. Now, another yellow

card is being produced. She has given the yellow card to Susannah

Townsend, she blew her whistle, I don't think Townsend heard it, she

carried on playing, knocking the ball away, so GB have lost two

players with a minutes to go. Final 45 seconds, Great Britain are that

close to maximum points and five wins out of five in the Olympic

hockey tournament. And into the last 30 seconds, there will be no rush to

restart here. Aerial ball coming up. Aerial ball

from Giselle Ansley, way down field, plucked out of the night sky. Ten

seconds to go. And Great Britain have possession, and Great Britain

will have the victory! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

The final hooter sounds, maximum points, five wins out of five, Great

Britain are the top team in the Olympic tournament, final words

being exchanged between umpire and American captain, but it matters

not, Great Britain have got the job done, and they came from one goal

down. Sophie Bray got the first, and then Alex Danson was there to score

Great Britain's is excellent, excellent goalkeeping from Maddie

Hinch. Game of hockey, a brilliant advert for the sport, controversy,

cards, goals, corners, two of the top teams that have been on fire in

this tournament, and the mental, I guess, strength of the GB team, to

come from 1-0 down to win 2-1, that is really positive as we enter the

knockout stages. Great Britain will find out who they play in the

quarterfinals, the fourth placed team from Poole A, the bottom

qualifier. The Americans have acquitted themselves well throughout

the tournament, but beaten tonight, Great Britain have beaten the USA by

2-1. DAN: Confirmation of the standings,

a perfect record for GB, they will find out, and we will inform you of

who they will play in the quarterfinals a little bit later.

You can see why the Americans were a little bit miffed, not happy with

some of the decisions, but Mel Clewlow summed it up perfectly.

Incredible performance, incredible comeback from the bronze medallist

four years ago. We will try to get some reaction later, but I have to

tell you about what is on BBC One, the build-up is all about Super

Saturday. The atmosphere was incredible,

something I will never experience again in my entire life. Did that

really happen? Oh! All that to come, oh, there is

the paper gone, my crucial notes! I will have to make the rest up! We

were showing you Joe Joyce interrupting the hockey slightly,

and it only took in one round, which meant we were able to get back to

the hockey, so we are thankful to him, and after the victory he was

speaking to us. That looked like a big mismatch, how

did you find that? It seemed pretty straightforward, did you expected to

be straightforward? Well, yeah, I saw brief footage of him, I think it

was just highlights or something, but apparently a story of getting

here was, you know, quite lucky, I think he got a bye, and then he went

to the next round or something, I think he lost, and then he got to

the next round, and the opponent pulled out because of a cuts. He is

lucky to be here, and I wanted to get out early, I got him out just

before the end, just at the end of the first round. You have been in

Rio for quite a while, you have only just got into the ring, how

difficult has been to keep yourself fresh and motivated? It is quite

tough, like, because I have been here for over two weeks now, and you

have to... I don't know, it seems like it is dragging on, but once the

boxing started, it goes quicker, it will be quicker from now on. You are

one win from a medal, what are your chances? Hopefully good! You are

looking to win it, you have said that the forehand. Definitely,

getting the performance in, getting the right warm up, the performances

on the day, hopefully walking back with the gold medal around my neck.

Brilliant, Joe, good luck, see you soon.

Well done to Joe Joyce, we will be following him in the super

heavyweight division. Floyd Mayweather is in the crowd there,

and some of the USA dream team are there as well. We talked a lot about

Super Saturday, can you remember what you are doing four years ago? I

was covering the Games for the BBC, but that night I had a ticket about

ten rows back from near the finishing line, and I saw Jess

Ennis-Hill across the line in the 800 metres, Mo Farah in the 10,000,

Greg Rutherford doing his business on the far side of the track. I

don't mean that! You know exactly what I mean, stop laughing, you lot!

You know what I mean, when I say doing his business, I mean winning

long jump gold! And we thought what we would do, to set you up for what

will happen in the next few hours over on BBC One, we would get Eddie

Butler to describe what could be another memorable night for British

athletics. leading hand and work through jab

early on. The Stadium erupts. Three gold

medals for Britain. What a night! What a night. One never to be

forgotten. But that was then, life goes on, the world keeps turning, so

what came next? Just one year later at the World Championships in

Moscow, those home comforts of London seem to do is menu -- distant

memory. Frustration for Greg Rutherford, injured and failing to

make the long jump final. Jessica Ennis Hill, also injured, didn't

even go to Moscow. All down with them to Mo Farah, the last of the

golden trio. He is sprinting for gold, he is running for greatness!

Double gold in the 5000 and 10,000 metres, Great Britain 's most

decorated athlete in history, stretching out, forging ahead. This

is world domination four farad! -- for Mo Farah! Until the following

April, new challenge, a different distance on these familiar London

streets, and are not out in front. And when Glasgow welcomes the

Commonwealth in the summer, Mo Farah missed out, is turn to be injured.

Jessica Ennis Hill was happier not to be in Glasgow, she was about to

welcome her first son, Ritchie, to the world. For Greater Glasgow would

be a point of restart. Greg Rutherford is the Commonwealth

champion. He added the European title to his collection. Also in

ceric, Mo Farah was back on the track and completing another double.

Meanwhile, as the nights grew longer over Sheffield, Jess returns to

training, re-forging a steely athletic will. Time ticking towards

Rio. First of the stern test of the World Championships in Beijing. Greg

Rutherford one jump a way of joining a special band of Great Britain 's.

Rutherford completes his grand slam, Olympic, European, Commonwealth, and

now world champion! Mo Farah about to join an even more exclusive club.

Mo Farah, the only one in it. Mo Farah is champion again! Jess had

eased her way back into competition. Who knew what to expect in Beijing?

She had nothing to prove that she proved it anyway. She storms past

the Canadian. Jessica Ennis Hill is back on top of the world. Three

then, three now. That day is here again. Super Saturday. Type will

move on, but might the world be stopped again in its tracks?

All, it couldn't happen again, could it? It could. It is on BBC One from

about midnight. BBC Two is the athletics and BBC One currently has

match of the day with Gary Lineker in his pants. Back at the hockey,

Team GB have a perfect record in the group, five wins out of five so let

us get some reaction. We have some of the team.

I'm down here with the keeper. First of all, Kate, it was difficult to

break down the US team but five out of five must be satisfying. Yes, the

USA have had a great couple of years and they were top of the pool before

this game in this tournament and deservedly so, they are dog-eared

and fit and they try and play territory hockey and we had to stop

that are known and fit and they try and play territory hockey and we had

to stop that unknown force our game onto them. Crista Cullen, your 100th

cap. Restore a circle and you got some flowers. Yes, flowers for my

100th cap but we didn't get the gold until the end but we are dog-eared

in keep them out and we are very flare up front and I am very proud

of the girls today. Five wins out of five and what is the field like in

the squad right now about your opportunities and your chances of

getting a medal again? Good, all the way to our preparation we have said

it was one game at a time and in the Olympic qualifier we said that we

came with the right mentality. It is boring but we go back to the drawing

board and debrief and then onto the next one. Although you have had five

out of five it is all reset the quarterfinals. Winning all these

matches must be important for momentum. Momentum really does

count. That is the thing you have to latch on to accuse any users upon us

-- positive force. In every single game we add a bit more to our game

and we have shown so many facets of how we can play and we are looking

forward to a quarterfinal game. We don't know yet who you will play, it

will be the fourth placed team and that is not clear who yet. Does it

matter who you play? All the teams had different tactics and it is one

game at a time so we will find out who we are playing and then define

it and understand how to beat those teams. Quarterfinals are a knockout

and we know what we have to do and we will go back to the drawing board

and recover and get sorted out and come out all guns blazing. Well done

for tonight and thank you very much for your time.

Great to get reaction and we do not know yet who they will play in the

quarterfinals but we will let you know by the end of the evening. We

only had one round of Joe Joyce so we will bring you some other boxing

that took place earlier. This is the semifinal of the man who beat

Lawrence Okolie. He was seen off by a Cuban, the nephew of Felix Avant

in the heavyweight division. Tonight he takes on Vassiliy Levit of

Kazakhstan. The Kazakhstan to have been cheering a wonderful display by

another boxer but here comes Vassiliy Levit ahead of the 91

kilograms semifinal. Representing Cuba... Erislandy Savon! Here is

another man looking to book his birth in the gold-medal bout, the

estimable Erislandy Savon of Cuba. What a match we have in store here.

A real tough nut, Vassiliy Levit, from Kazakhstan, no question. But he

has to show a bit more quality tonight against this Cuban.

Erislandy Savon is a long-range box and very clever indeed. He's very

loose and relaxed. It looks like he is slapping him in the face and

telling him to wake up because even a contest but Erislandy Savon is so,

calculated. So the opening bell sounds in this 91 kilograms

heavyweight semifinal, and what a matchup we have in store here. It

features boxers from Cuba and Kazakhstan and a man wearing blue is

Erislandy Savon, number two in the world, the tournament number two

seed. The shaven headed figure in red is ranked six in the world and

the tournament number three seed, Vassiliy Levit from Kazakhstan.

These two men met in World Series boxing at the conclusion of series

five and it was Erislandy Savon who prevailed by a unanimous decision

over the round. A long left from Vassiliy Levit wasn't too far away.

The accuracy of the right-hand arm of Erislandy Savon is tremendous. He

has a lot of speed and power. For me, Vassiliy Levit, if he stays at

middle range against this Cuban, he boxes your ears off, he really does.

Vassiliy Levit at some point will have to get up to as manager and

rough him up because Erislandy Savon works very well at range and if he

dictate the pace he will outbox you say you must rough him up and try

and catch downstairs also. The range of means he will pick you off or

not. Vassiliy Levit has the tools for the kind of work you are

referring to, he is a ragged customer but he looks as though he

is looking to box at a distance and that suits Erislandy Savon. If he

can get to the long and lean body of Erislandy Savon, that might be why

he has slimmed down from super heavyweight. He is in reality is not

much smaller now but his torso would be targeted brutally. At this tempo,

one suspects he will be backing Erislandy Savon or contest long.

Vassiliy Levit does have the guns to do it. It carries power in either

hand, does the man in red. There he is showing us a glimpse of what he

should be doing here, double jab, double jab in with the feat. Close

that gap down and send the bigger right-hand home. When you are

waiting like that it allows Erislandy Savon to work on the

outside with the jab. He is fairly comfortable and you can see it

coming because Vassiliy Levit has pretty slow feet and he has to be

quicker with the feet. He needs to double up the jab and take the

contest to Erislandy Savon because he is dictating the pace in this

round very well indeed. How will the judges score the opening round?

Erislandy Savon clearly was the governor inside there and he elects

to stand in between sessions. So we know this fella can do it,

Vassiliy Levit. That is what he was running into all round long. He has

been caught with long-range stuff because he is staying out the side.

Here are the scores. I don't know what Judge B is watching, but he

gave it to Vassiliy Levit. I thought Erislandy Savon clearly controlled

the round. He is 2-1 up and that is a bit of a surprise. But we have

seen it a few times today anyway were the judges have gone a

different way to what we would have gone. Indeed. Round two. We move

into the second round of this 91 kilograms heavyweight semifinal.

Both of these men are contesting their third bout of the tournament

in this final four stage. Both had byes in the opening round and

Erislandy Savon beat Lawrence Okolie from GB and then the Argentinian.

The Argentinian was the number seven seed but he was outpointed

unanimously. Vassiliy Levit was an aggressive stoppage win over the

Chinese youngster in his opening round and any unanimous points

decision to the Commonwealth silver medallist out, very good performance

of educated boxing. When you watch this man at times in the World

Series boxing, he is a rampaging force on the front foot. You see him

perhaps trying to get into that type of mode here now. Dipping at the

knees and swaying at the waist. We can get into mid-range to land his

right hand, which is a particularly potent shot. Maybe they are just

wary of the punching power that the other possesses after that first go

round in World Series boxing. That is a good right hand from Vassiliy

Levit, cracking shot. He has started this round a lot better, Vassiliy

Levit, on the front foot and he has put Erislandy Savon under a lot more

pressure. This is what the Cadillac should be doing and quick on its

feet up and double that jab up a bit. It is a nice shot from Vassiliy

Levit. This round has been hit up until now, Vassiliy Levit, and he is

boxing very well. Good tempo and good head movement from the man in

red. He is boxing when the shot you pointed out there a few moments ago

slipped to his left and beat his man to the jab. It was a forceful shot

well. Two minutes gone in the second round. Vassiliy Levit shouldn't be

satisfied to just stand and hold there. The Cuban stands and holds

and Vassiliy Levit has to work away on the inside. Look at Erislandy

Savon there, is holding again. He does most of his good work at mid

and long range, we know what he is about, but when they come together

it is an opportunity for Vassiliy Levit to work on the inside, and he

must take it because, let's face it, you get limited opportunities

against the Cubans. Very skilful operators indeed, but this Cuban,

Erislandy Savon, doesn't like working on the inside. A good right

hand from Vassiliy Levit. I thought Erislandy Savon dipped by changing

his feet to face Levitz near the ropes.

A good round of boxing from the man in red. Erislandy Savon not as

effective as it was in the opening round and, remember, despite his

effectiveness in row number one, he has only taken it 2-1, with Judge B

favouring the work of Vassiliy Levit in the opening round. It is a

different corner now, the Cuban corner. I wouldn't say they are

panicking that at the same time there is a bit more urgency about

that corner. That is a nice right there for Vassiliy Levit. He makes

his opponent miss with the jab and he comes back with the right hand,

that's lovely boxing. A different angle there. A super shot from

Vassiliy Levit. And the scores across the board for Vassiliy Levit.

So now, well, we do have an interesting last round here now.

Most certainly. And there is confirmation, the

semaphore being communicated to the Cuban, they will have passed that on

to Savon, he knows what he has to do, and I am sure similar was

communicated to Levit's corner. This has come down to a one round shoot

out, one round of peace after Levit swept the board with effective

boxing in round number two. -- round apiece. Remember, Cuba are very much

the governors of this heavyweight division, looking to win their

eighth gold medal in this event and begin to emulate the accomplishments

of his ankle. That is one of the burdens that come with having that

family name, Savon. But right now he has to lay everything on the line,

he is holding him when he gets close, but he has to get to work

with that wonderful left hand that range. Who wants this more? It could

come down to that. Who can implement their style and tactics in this

remaining two minutes? Savon has got to concentrate on the accuracy as

his opponent comes forward, starting to come forward more on the front

foot now. Savon is not so effective, so he has to improve that right

hand, the accuracy with it. Around the back of the head again from

Savon, that is not good enough, I am afraid. Levit is going forward. Now

this is a little bit better from both boxers, getting scrappy from

Levit, going forward, remember, without double jab that he throws,

the long left hook, and Savon does not work on the inside. He did land

a good left-right combination, cracking uppercut from Savon before

the boxers fall into a clinch. Final minute of an absorbing contest to

find out who will join Tishchenko in the final. Both boxers have to

summon up the reserves of energy, the reserves that champions can

access on demand when the going gets tough. You get the impression that

Savon, holding on the inside, is feeling the pace. They both are, but

Savon is feeling the pace, ... Who can produce a grandstand finish in

this final 30 seconds? Savon ex sailing with every shot, it is

audible from the commentary position a fair distance away. -- ex. It

could come down to this. Who can find the last bit of quality that

may sway this one way or the other? Last ten seconds, who can do it?

Right hand attempted by Savon, the ropes straining, the two boxers fall

into them, my goodness, let's give you a reminder of how things stand

going into the third and final round. Judges A and C have it one

round apiece, 19 points, Judge B has this man two rounds to the good

after he was fortuitously given that round by that judge. In the third

and final round they both went for it. They did indeed, the Cubans

there just saying, keep it along with that right hand, and he replied

with that shot. It really is a close contest now. It could go either way.

I just think Levit might just have nicked it here. But it is close. I

will go red. Ladies and gentlemen, the winner by

unanimous decision... In the red corner, Vassiliy Levit! Well, as

soon as you heard the word unanimous, you knew it was Levit's

hand that was going to be raised, he had a two point advantage from Judge

B, and the other judges gave him the third and final round. Confirmation

of the final score, Vassiliy Levit goes through to the gold medal bout,

a unanimous points decision winner, taking the third and final round

across-the-board. He scores a unanimous points decision win over

Erislandy Savon. Some quality boxing on BBC 4, and

just to let you know what is happening on BBC One at the moment,

you can watch this on the Red Button, it is the gold medal match

in the women's singles, Monica Puig is actually serving to win this.

This would be Puerto Rico first-ever Olympic gold medal. She has been

speaking this week about how important would be for a country

that has been going through tough times. She has been well supported

tonight, taking on Angelique Kerber, who knocked out Heather Watson, she

was a Wimbledon finalist this year, and many thought she would go on to

win this Engels title. But Monica Puig has done it! What a moment,

what a moment for Puig, what a moment for Puerto Rico. We have just

dipped into it at the right time, we will even there, but you can see the

celebrations on the Red Button and on BBC One at the moment as well. We

are going to have a little wander down to the beach, because people

often say, well, you have not been moaning, but there have been

comments about having Copacabana on your doorstep and not showing us

much about it! This is why, look at how steep it is down to the sea. It

becomes a little bit deadly, you are not allowed to swim in it today,

there is a red flag, hardly anybody has been out. You can see how

powerful it is, and some of the waves, I know it is dark at there,

but look how gruesome it would be... Look at that, that is powerful,

isn't it? That is the might of the Atlantic Ocean. They do serve here

during the day, and just around the corner from us you can see the fort

in the far distance. Watch the issues, everyone! Just around the

corner from that, if anime beach goes at right angles to Copacabana,

and that is sometimes even more popular as a surfing beach, the

waves get bigger. One of the beach volleyball stars who was taking part

earlier, one of the Brazilians actually lives on in -- on Ipanema

beach. Athletics and swimming is what people will mostly be watching

on BBC One, so we thought we would try to build up some of the tension

and magic of Super Saturday. It will be happening through the night back

home, but Jessica Ennis-Hill is going for gold in the heptathlon,

and it is another night filled with potential for Mo Farah. He is going

for the Olympic double double, tonight it is all about the 10,000

metres. That is at 1:30 your time, and in the build-up to the Games he

sat down with a man who knows all about winning the big race.

Yeah, good to go! How do you find running? I always loved football,

even when I was a little kid, we used to get loads of socks and bags,

rapid round, we used to play with that, just go down the street, have

a kick around, that was it. I used to have quite a lot of energy, just

running around. I joined my father in Britain, in the UK, and I moved

here at the age of eight, not speaking a word of English. Was that

stuff? It was tough at times, you get through it, it taught me to be

grateful for what I do. Some of those experiences when you were a

young kid, good or bad, how they shaped you today, not just as a

runner, but as a person, as a father, as a man. Sometimes it is

hard, because now I am a father of four kids, and I spend so much time

away from them, it is difficult. The best thing for me is winning medals,

and I will continue doing that and getting out, it is worth all of that

sacrifice, and that is what really drives me. 2006, 2007, hearing he is

great, got this great potential, and I am going, OK, yeah, well, when is

it going to come? 2008 you didn't even make the final. But then in

London, amazing performance, and you have been dominating since then,

what was the difference in fully realising that potential? There was

a lot of stuff I was missing, I was missing the coach who could help you

to the next medal, someone who could talk to you, but you through like

Alberto has done, changing me as an athlete. There was obviously some

tough times with Alberto Salazar, the investigation, take me through

what you were thinking, as you dealt with that situation. To be honest

with you, I was disappointed with how the media turned against me,

wrote so many negative articles, and there was nothing I was in control,

I tried to be honest, I've always said any allegations against him, if

he has crossed the line, I am the first one out. Every championship

now, you go in as favourite. I like that, it puts you at there, I am the

favourite, and I have done well in the past going in as favourite. I

liked that position, what do you like about being favourite? It is a

confidence boost, definitely a confidence boost, believing in

myself, knowing that I am a better athlete than I was four or five

years ago. Such a great smile, how bad were

those chairs for the interview?! I have never seen an interview take

place on the worst chairs, but Mo Farah and Michael Johnson did a

great job. Super Saturday take two, and throughout tonight I know a lot

of you will be sticking matchsticks on your eyes tomorrow will be one of

those days where you wander around in a strange days, so if you are

watching this evening, sent through how you are watching, what you are

doing, that is the hashtag on screen. BBC Sport will be sharing

that, hopefully putting a compilation threw together

throughout the evening as well. The way it works, it is all on BBC One,

earlier I said the tennis was on BBC One, but it was on BBC Two. I know

some of you have been annoyed about channel switching, we never do it on

BBC Four! It is all on BBC One from now on, throughout the rest of the

evening, everything, athletics and then swimming as well, the last ever

appearance from Michael Phelps at an Olympic Games is at three o'clock in

the morning. If you can take it through until then, congratulations.

Jessica Ennis-Hill, Katarina Johnson-Thompson, heptathlon

javelins starts at 12:30, Greg Rutherford is doing the long jump at

one o'clock in the morning, Mo Farah... Oh, here are the boys

collecting the bins. This is an knightly stop, evening, gentlemen!

Hola! Fran Halsall is in a final in the pool at two o'clock, and then

add to: 50, if you can stay up that long, that is when the habitat

Lonmin Bulls will be handed out, because that is the final event, the

800 metres. -- that is when the heptathlon medals will be handed

out. We are going to go to beach volleyball now, that is what we are

going to do, we can tell you who is playing, Netherlands of against the

Swiss, all the way down at the end of Copacabana. It would take is 25

minutes to walk down, it is amazing, look at the lights, a three sided

stadium, with the open side open to the ocean.

This is knockout beach volleyball, the last 16, where it gets serious,

and they are just being announced on the sand, so commentary on this one

is live, enjoy it all, BBC One through the night now for athletics

and swimming, the choice is yours. Please welcome all the way from

Switzerland, the heavy hitting opponents, none other than Nadine

Zumkehr! Nadine Zumkehr is the smallest athlete in the matchup

tonight, she stands at five. -- five but she is quick.

Joana Heidrich is the tallest athlete out here. The Netherlands

have won all four meetings they have had here against the Swiss. They are

batting 1000 in this matchup. The Dean 's car Marleen van Iersel and

Madelein Meppelink also ninth place finishes in the London Olympics.

This is the first Olympics for Joana Heidrich.

A good save by Marleen van Iersel Andy gives Madelein Meppelink a

second chance at that block. It has been so imperative for this

Netherlands team to play loose and aggressive.

Nadine Zumkehr 's a drop shot goes short.

Marleen van Iersel has a very dangerous topspin.

Madelein Meppelink follows at all of the way. Just to be sure. She

blasted the ball. Hammering Marleen van Iersel. What

patients in her defence. Madelein Meppelink has been doing a great job

of touching a lot of balls on the attack from Joana Heidrich. And

Marleen van Iersel just laying it out, and putting it down. She is a

gamer, folks. 4-2, the Netherlands lead. We switched sides. For those

of you that followed beach volleyball just through the

Olympics, we switch sides on multiples of seven as the first two

sets are played to 21. If it goes to a third and deciding set it is

played to 15 and the athletes will switch sides on multiples of five.

Good defensive play on both sides of the net, by Nadine Zumkehr and

Marleen van Iersel. Marleen van Iersel seem to have a bit of a

glitch in that attack and waited just a bit too long to pull the

trigger. The Swiss putting a lot of pressure

on the Netherlands with their serving. A good touch by Nadine

Zumkehr. She was there. Marleen van Iersel still ripping her jumping.

A real smooth Highline ballroom by Marleen van Iersel.

Joana Heidrich tallies her first block. She lets everyone know about

it. A good call by Marleen van Iersel.

It seemed to somewhat surprised Madelein Meppelink, she might have

had other intentions in that. But really trusted her partner on that

call. She is very good with that crosscourt, cross body. Switch

sides. 7-7. Madelein Meppelink and Marleen van Iersel finished second

in their Paula, after defeating Venezuela, Costa Rica and losing a

hard-fought battle with Australia. Great placement by Nadine Zumkehr

over the block of Madelein Meppelink. When the backcourt

defender breaks for the line ball, that angle just needs to clear the

block, it doesn't necessarily need to be to shop. Just hit it where

they are not. What is served by Joana Heidrich! She gets her first

ace. The Swiss are serving extremely tough here in set number one. The

lead 9-7. Nadine Zumkehr salvages it, Joana

Heidrich puts it away. That is a momentum shift. We have been

exchanging points here, and the Swiss have taken control.

Hammering is Joana Heidrich, staying behind the ball really well. Staying

patient. Nadine Zumkehr is there. As is

Marleen van Iersel. She puts the ball away. 9-10. Excuse me, 9-11.

One point to technical time-out. The feisty Joana Heidrich scores

through Madelein Meppelink. Technical time-out touts 9-12 in set

number one. The Swiss are in the lead in the round of 16. The winner

advances to the quarterfinals. The loser will finish with a ninth.

A look at the road for Joana Heidrich and Nadine Zumkehr. They

beat Germany, they beat the Netherlands, and they lost to

Canada. They also finished second in their pool. Switzerland comes into

the Olympics as the number 17 seed. The Netherlands are the sixth seed.

The Netherlands are rocking their classic orange and Switzerland in

black tonight. The Netherlands are so disciplined

with their skill sets and their setting skills.

We promise you a very, very solid match from these defensive teams.

This was take time out, trying to stop the momentum of the

Netherlands. They have strung together three quick points out of

the technical time-out. The beach volleyball venue is the hottest club

in town. If you happen to score a ticket, be prepared. You get put to

work. Madelein Meppelink, she gets her

second block of the night. No, that's her third. Ace serve Madelein

Meppelink. Nadine Zumkehr scores a great ball

on a fall away cut shot. Madelein Meppelink came out of the

technical time-out and has absolutely turned his game around

for the Netherlands. Nadine Zumkehr scores quick off the

block. Van Iersel is there. But Heidrich

gets the kill. Pace serve, Nadine Zumkehr. -- ace.

That takes their tally to 2-1 apiece, Netherlands still hold onto

the lead 17-16. It sounds like there is a lot of

Dutch in the house tonight! But Zumkehr making some noise for

the Swiss, 18-17, they switch sides. That is good beach volleyball right

there! That is what you want to see on a stage like this. Good scramble

play by the Swiss, Heidrich covers herself on the way down. Van Iersel

gets dirty. We are all tied up. Marleen van Iersel celebrating the

fact that Madelein Meppelink might have just amazed that ball! -- just

missed. That Kat shot is textbook by

Zumkehr. -- cut. Catching a few digits of Heidrich,

the Netherlands has the first set point of this match, 21-19.

Madelein Meppelink enjoying that final point. The Swiss are causing a

lot of stress for the team from the Netherlands, 21-19, Netherlands wins

set number one. Set one was back and forth, back and

forth until Madelein Meppelink slammed the door. A lot of pressure

put on the Netherlands by the Swiss serving, they have two aces but have

created a lot of plays in just getting the Netherlands out of

system. Madelein Meppelink has three blocks, and Marleen van Iersel is

running the back court like a boss. It is her fourth, that building is

built well. Zumkehr goes back to her cut, no

need to go away from it if it works every time.

It is the same arm swing, same hand position for Zumkehr, since she is

on the right side of the court. Wrist falling away, she does it on

the left side, she does it on the right side. Swiss lead 3-1 here in

set number two. What a get! Advantage Holland,

Zumkehr is there. Wrist away, and she hammers it down the line.

Great turnout of the block, that is an athletic move by Madelein

Meppelink, Marleen van Iersel just coming to the aid of her team-mate.

Nadine Zumkehr is scoring a lot. You Wanna Heidrich gets her second

block. -- Joana Heidrich. Meppelink missing just wide, Holland

is going to take a time out, 6- do they trail here in set number two,

to Heidrich Zumkehr of Switzerland. -- 6-2 they trail. The winner of

this world play the Brazilian team in the quarterfinals. The Canadians

did work against to advance through to played the German team.

Zumkehr asks for a challenge, whether that ball was in or out.

It is nice to have the challenge system in place here at the

Olympics. That one was unsuccessful, but it sure serves as a great aid

for our referee and line judges out here working so hard to get the call

right. Joana Heidrich scores crosscourt,

3-7 the Swiss lead. . Play by Marleen van Iersel! To

have the patience and wait for that pokey she created. A broken play

from the Swiss. A lot of times, with such a great and obsessive --

aggressive set by Nadine Zumkehr on that, she could create some

problems. Nadine Zumkehr stayed patient and scored a point for the

Madelein Meppelink, just a huge presence at the net. Not giving them

an inch. Marleen van Iersel a few years ago was the best server on

planet Earth. Last year she was voted the best setter. She does it

all. The ball was wide. 7-7, switch sides. We all tied up in set number

two. Time-out Swiss. Again, Madelein Meppelink. That is

her sick. -- six. She is saying, up, Holland! A lot of support here

in Rio for the Dutch team. Both sides are battling out here.

Both sides very well prepared for one another. It's been evenly

matched through this whole set. Blasting through is Nadine Zumkehr.

She's scores every time she gets it. Just wide. Sometimes when you are

squeezed to one side of the court you forget that there's a whole

other half to it. Joana Heidrich with the block. And we go to our

technical time-out, 9-12. Switzerland lead.

Nadine Zumkehr is all over the place. She extends the Swiss lead to

four. Great back and forth play out here

in set number two. The Swiss score a quick three points

out of the technical time-out. It is the same scenario as the first set,

except it has gone to the Swiss. The Swiss were leading set number one at

the technical time-out, 9-12, after that technical the Netherlands came

out and scored three straight, to tie it up. Here we have the Swiss

extending their leads, the Netherlands having some ball control

issues which is not normal for them. Nadine Zumkehr. She is playing so

sharp. A challenge by the Netherlands on

in/ out call for this ball. It doesn't get closer than that. It

is successful. The Netherlands stops that run. No. No, they don't. Excuse

me. So a 5-0 run by Switzerland before

Netherlands gets into double digits. Joana Heidrich. It may be a liner

shot, but it is Nadine Zumkehr of Switzerland that is just picking

apart the Dutch. And that does it for set number two.

The Swiss win 21-13. A 9-12 technical and then they went on to

score nine, five of those right away. The Netherlands got four.

It has been Nadine Zumkehr and her steady play that has brought the

Swiss back to life. Both sides have the capacity to get

pretty feisty. If we are going to see any of that it will be here in

the third set, no doubt about it. Nadine Zumkehr deep back there,

talking Holland into hitting at her. She is just too good right now.

Off the hands of Joana Heidrich goes Madelein Meppelink, Nadine Zumkehr

has four gold medals to her name. We switch sides, Swiss lead 3-2.

Early in set number three. The Netherlands won set number 121-19,

the Swiss had total control of set number two, winning 21-13, and here

we are, a fight to the quarters. Crossbody goes Marleen van Iersel.

That play is so gangster, it is so smooth. Marleen van Iersel is a 2015

best setter on the world tour. Nadine saying, don't worry about it,

but you might want to worry about that, because that was tough.

Madelein Meppelink just in a little bit of a Frank here.

The Netherlands known for their ball control, Andy Swiss have put some

serious pressure on their serve reception. Off the chest, Madelein

Meppelink gets it up, I didn't think she was there in time! And Nadine

Zumkehr put it away, but that is a lot of celebration through the net

being allowed by our officials. What a play, what a dig!

This time, knuckle back to keep, that takes some serious guts. The

safe option would be to just set your partner. Madelein Meppelink

trying to settle in here. She has been in a funk. Marleen van Iersel

trying to calm her down with some very crafty play. Nadine Zumkehr,

she is everywhere. IN AUDIBLE CONVERSATION

Nadine Zumkehr is a ball, and she is putting on a show.

-- baller. The winner of this round of 16 advances to the quarterfinals.

Baby line, Nadine Zumkehr. She is a lot to handle right now, folks, and

she is the smallest player on the court. Just picking it apart.

That ball goes long, the Swiss extend their lead by five. The

Netherlands are running out of time. Madelein Meppelink came out with a

knee taped. And Switzerland have been picking on her all night,

serving her every ball, putting a lot of pressure on her. She has six

blocks in this match so far. But she is kind of in a funk. Marleen van

Iersel trying to find crafty ways to score, and she has been. 6-12

Switzerland leads here in set number three.

Volleyball is such a game of momentum, momentum swings, managing

pressure. The Swiss have a way of stealing energy in their feisty

play, and Nadine Zumkehr has been near flawless tonight.

The Netherlands Federation has an incredible team behind them. The

Dutch are coached by American Angie acres, who has done wonderful things

with this team, which has been together since 2014. It's with,

Heidrich and Zumkehr, have been together since 2013. -- the Swiss.

The winners today will face off against the hometown favourites,

this place will be rocking. It seats 12,000.

At that Meppelink, playing pretty gingerly on that day, not wanting to

put too much pressure on it. -- that knee. Getting her all doctored up.

Here Switzerland leads 12-6 in the third set.

Decided to leave the tape off, our athletes take the court again.

Hammering, Madelein Meppelink, 7-12. Is that the momentum shifts that

they were looking for? And is it enough, is it in time?

And they get two out of the time out, 8-12, switch sides. Marleen van

Iersel blasting a jump serve, which is hard to do under these

circumstances, without much time to think about it. And then coming up

with the big dig against Nadine Zumkehr, who has been scoring at

will for the Swiss. Van Iersel laying it down, but

Zumkehr puts it out of her reach, 8-13 Switzerland lead.

Pierre video challenge for a touch call.

Centimetres, that's what it comes down to. 9-13 the Swiss lead.

Squeezing it through is Nadine Zumkehr of Switzerland! Nadine was

just so steady, so precise, she was a surgeon out there. Knowing exactly

when to break. Her timing in the back court was brilliant. Joana

Heidrich put up a good block, she had three in the match. But Nadine

Zumkehr was unstoppable, 172 centimetres of brilliance to night.

In the round of 16. She celebrates with her coaches up top. As that

team was well prepared. That is the first time they have beaten this

team from the Netherlands. So, the Swiss pair are through and

we'll have plenty more Beach Volleyball Arena next few days. They

go into the quarterfinals. There will be some good quality action on

the Beach Volleyball Arena over the next few days and we'll try to bring

you that same time every single night on BBC Four. On BBC One right

now, there is Greg Rutherford doing his business in the long jump final.

His first job was 8.18, he was happy with that. Squeezed through

qualifying, the Olympic champion, hoping to redo the magic of four

years ago when he managed to win a gold medal. Jessica Ennis-Hill and

Katarina Johnson-Thompson in that duathlon. Jessica Ennis-Hill will be

throwing the javelin very soon. All live on BBC One. You will see Mo

Farah go in the 10,000 metres over the course of the next two hours.

We're going to have live weightlifting later on. The men's

gold medal match in the 94 kilograms category, that is how we will keep