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remarkable day of the Games. certainly was. I shall take over

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now. The cycling is an incredible eight goals, from Bradley Wiggins

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on the road, to Sir Chris Hoy on the track. And there may be more as

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we move to the BMS track -- BMX track, which is one of the sports

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we are following today. It is fast, frantic and fun to watch. Britain's

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Shanaze Reade will hope to put some disappointing results behind her

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and recapture the form that saw her win the World Championship last

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year. Also hockey, the Netherlands beat Great Britain to come top of

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their group, and they take on the top seed and defending champions

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New Zealand for a place in the final. We will be at Earls Court

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for the volleyball court of final between the USA and the reigning

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Cup champions, Italy. China has dominated table tennis here,

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winning all three goals so far and are strong favourites in the men's

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team event. They will take on South Korea -- all three gold medals. So

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this is what we are looking forward to, straight away we head to the

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The first period between New Zealand and the Netherlands, and we

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will be live for that later on. But here on BBC One it is BMX, which

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proved to be such a hit on its Olympic debut four years ago. The

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event starts at the time trials. 32 men and 16 women competing to

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decide the order for the elimination stage. BMX. Each race

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features eight riders competing on a tracks with jumps, bumps and

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corners. The race starts on and 80 metre high ramp and usually lasts

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about 40 seconds. -- and eight metre-high it rammed. The bikes are

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a crypt with one India and one break. As a contact sport,

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collisions are not uncommon -- the bikes are equipped with one that

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India and one break. The lead rider may iTunes the line around the

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track but on the final straight is not allowed to block the light of

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any rider trying to pass -- may choose the line. The race is run

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when there front-wheel crosses the 48 riders are competing for just

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two gold medals. One for the men, one for the women. The competition

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begins with a time trial qualification runway each rider

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races just against the clock to determine their seeding in the main

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competition. A complex series of races known as mojos follows. The

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top four in the semi-final will enter the final to race for the

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medals. If you would like to get involved in Olympic sports, go to

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Today is the time trial with the riders going in reverse order of

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world ranking. Shanaze Reade was third to go and desperate to erase

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memories of Beijing were her all- or-nothing tactics cost her a

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murder -- Costa a medal and she Shanaze Reade. You have seen

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Shanaze Reade's career up close in the last few years. How much has

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she got riding on this? She has come out of the start with

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confidence and taken the first jump beautifully. Nice and clean and

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smooth. Into the first term. Letting the back wheel drop nicely.

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Floating across the double. I have no doubt she will make the time in

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this run. She will be at the top of the charts so far. Let's see how

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she can keep hold. And nice smooth the lap, keeping it relatively safe.

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She used the cascade in the middle of the section nicely to create

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some speed. Ringgit in nice and smooth. That is a good lap. First

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rider to go below 40, very nice work from Shanaze Reade. She got

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hold of that and got a really good start and powered down the first

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straight. The crowd has been fantastic here, just like in the

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Velodrome and I'm sure she would have used the energy to power her

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around the track. Nice and smooth over the first jump. Great camera

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shot. Just helping to keep the coming off a broken collarbone.

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That was just eight weeks ago at the World Championships. Starting

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nice and smooth. Interestingly she has missed a lot of the season

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through in -- injury, so she's starting quite early. It is hard on

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the confidence with it BMX. You want to be racing or training at

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least once or twice a week. It is amazing how quickly you lose touch.

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But she is looking smooth and confident. A nice line through the

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last term. I think this is going to be one of the key times that

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Shanaze Reade will be working against. That is a good time,

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nearly a whole second ahead. Pretty good. She is a good time trial and

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we knew she would be seeded high in the final qualification. We will

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see how long she can hold that. Regardless, Shanaze Reade will

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here on Monday after Martin went out with a lacerated liver. She is

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looking really good. A solid first straight. Getting some pedals in

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over the doubles. Through the second term, getting some power

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down. Can she accelerated? There is the little cascade there. She has

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to try and take advantage of it. Didn't accelerate the same way we

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saw Walker and Shanaze Reade do. She is going to be devastated. That

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is a bad one. That is about as bad as you can get. Full speed, landing

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into the face of a jump. That is where ribs and collarbones go.

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is hurt. She is grasping her right arm. She is winded. She will be

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disappointed with that. She was looking pretty good up to that

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point. She had two more jumps to go. Whether she lost focus, or

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something. But this is BMX, ladies and gentlemen. It is just a

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straight wingding. She will be carried off. -- a straight wending.

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Hopefully she will get on a bike again in the competition. He would

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be a shame if she uses -- is out. Devastating for the Americans

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because they lost aerial Martin on Monday. She actually crashed in

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training the other day, so I think she has just had trouble hanging on

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to the handlebars with the fatigue. Absolutely devastating. Now,

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Caroline Buchanan from Australia, one of the favourites coming into

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the competition. She is so powerful. One of the best all-round riders.

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Athletic ability, confidence. She also has the strength. Great start.

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Looking super-fast and super-smooth. Sat right in the back seat over the

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double. Hopefully she has taken some confidence from Anna Meares on

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the track last night he got a medal from Victoria Pendleton. Into the

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second term. She even landed a bit long after the step up. There will

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be a lot of nerves in these first time trials. The first lap in front

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of the crowd, and every seat is filled. Very, very smooth in the

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rhythm section. And she takes first place. That is so telling. It

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didn't look that fast, but she is two-tenths of a second ahead of

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Sarah Walker but she didn't look like she had the pedal down.

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but she kept its mood. A good lap, and she is one of the favourites. -

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- kept its smooth. She is the 2012 of the traps. Turning the vertical

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into forward speed. Now on the second straight. Clear on the jumps.

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Nice and fast, can she get on a power for the rhythm section?

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this is the telling section. If you get this wrong you will lose huge

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amounts of speed. And nice and safe flat so far. Nothing flashy. Just

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getting the first one out of the way nice and clean. Whether she

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finished? Quite a long way down. There was something on the start of

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the straight, clipping the first step up, but that is a long way

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down. A big disadvantage when it comes to date selection in the

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semi-finals. The seeding works to give them a gate position. But

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there are five races and it is quite a complex format. There are

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five races for the men in the quarter-finals. It would take us

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until tomorrow to explain the process. But this ceding only works

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for the first race, but after that it is the positioning from the

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previous race. The pressure is on to perform in every lap you undergo.

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If you do make a mistake, it is not the end of the world and you are

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still in the event, but they are rewarding consistency. So, Caroline

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Buchanan in the first. Sarah Walker will be happy with her run. Shanaze

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She will not post a time, but fantastic runs for the Australians

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They will be back for the semi- finals on Friday and the men's run

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it will be back a little later. But when there are eight riders going

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down the track it is something to watch. We will take you back to

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Greenwich Park. A short time ago we saw the gold medal decided and it

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ended in disappointment for the two British riders, Scott Brash and

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Nick Skelton who finished out of the melt Mable -- out of the medals.

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But there was a race for the decision on the silver. Schroder

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was the first to go, so let's go back to Greenwich Park and see who

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won silver. The commentators are clock for the silver and bronze

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first round. Spinning back, right handed. Tactically, he has to

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decide what to do, and he's having a go. He can jump a fast Clear,

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putting all the pressure on This is the big water tray. Two to

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jump, back to the London bus. Taking it on the ankle, he is

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jumping a really good round here, galloping to the last fence. A

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will it be bronze? This was practically the perfect round, he

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didn't take crazy chances. But it is such a fast time. Only one thing

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for a, to do, and that is go for it, he is going to have to take a

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chance -- for O'Connor to do. It is a big ask. This is a small horse

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was not such a day Kanter. Well that ride has set the standard.

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This man rides very well against the clock, he is hugely competitive.

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And he has, with this horse, performed a miracle. Here only to

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get on in December this year, having sold his top horse to Saudi

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Arabia. He hears, jumping off a four silver or bronze. -- here he

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have to turn up tight. Taking a He is up on the clock. He is quite

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a long way up. He has galloped over that. This looks like a silver

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way up on the clock, he could afford to take it, but it is bronze

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for Ireland. It is silver for the Dutchman, Schroder. And of course,

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He missed out on the silver, but a well earned a bronze, Ireland's

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first medal of these games. There was disappointment earlier for Nick

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Skelton and Scott Brash. The let's One fence down, he finished 5th,

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what is your reaction? Are gutted, absolutely gutted. I don't know,

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horses can get tired, I can make a lot of excuses, maybe I was a

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fraction too close, but that is how I would ride it, it is short in the

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middle. That is my first reaction, but it is a cruel sport. I feel I

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should be jumping off for a gold medal. In a sense, does it make the

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achievement of a team gold even better? You know how tough it is to

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win any medal here. Yes, it is fantastic. I am still gutted, but

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at times like this, you have got to not be greedy, people are dying in

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the world, and all sorts. I'm just grateful to be here, my horse is

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jumping excellent. There are loads more competitions to come, I am

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going to Canada soon. He would do good things, this horse. I have to

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look on the bright side, but I am gutted at the moment. Plenty more

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Olympics for you. A I hope so. They did when team gold, and there

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could be more medals for Britain tomorrow in the dressage. Now we

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turn our attention for hockey. For the first time since 1988, both

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Britain teams are through to the semi-finals. Britain's women play

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tonight at 8pm, that will be live on BBC Three, they will face

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This afternoon sees the reigning champions and an -- love the lens

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take on New Zealand. It is the Netherlands versus New Zealand for

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a place in the final. We will be joining me live in a moment, let

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catch up on the best of the action is a start that may well set up a

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cup semi-final. -- a good semi- under control. What a good attack,

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two of then! Nicely goal. -- nicely the early stages of the second

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period, leads rejoin our half to Holland. New Zealand didn't

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take the chance to get rid of the ball. The Dutch appealed, and the

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umpire was fully in agreement. Big She is battling to get her team

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back into it, and that was a big medal in women's hockey in the

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Olympic Games. The men one back in 1976. For the women, this is the

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New Zealand coach has got it right. Absolutely. You always talk about

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the underdog, and New Zealand, when you look at the credentials on

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paper and the medals that the Dutch teams have one -- have won, in

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comparison to the New Zealanders, you would have thought this would

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be a one-sided affair, but they have been the dark horses of this

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tournament and they deserve to be in the semi-finals. The only game

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they were disappointing in was against Argentina, it was almost

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back to nerves and the occasion. But here, they have come out and

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they have played really well for the whole of the first half. They

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are causing problems at the start in 2004, -- silver in 2004, that is

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 169 seconds

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push into the circle, more Zealand player is down. I think

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that has cut her head. Unfortunately, you can see it

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because she has got blonde hair, just a slight... I think it is on

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the side of the head, very brave is verging on stupid. -- defending.

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That is what happened to Kate Walsh the other evening. That was a heck

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of a swing, the stick was very high. only a short time. We have another

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own little moment for the men and their cleaning material. And that

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side, that corner, has seen most of the action. Every time you see them,

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very quiet. They are just realising what can happen in this game. The

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ball does travel around at a fair old lick, and to be hit with a

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stick with that amount of force... The goalkeeper also made a very

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good save, incidentally. Well- positioned. Clear out the ball and

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that was the follow-up. The cleaners have been and done it. We

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can continue. 24 minutes remaining it might be something that sparks

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the New Zealanders into life again. They have scored one goal and had

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another penalty corner, but I don't think Joyce Sombroek has had much

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to do it in the Dutch goal for all the possession at New Zealand have

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had. They are just not getting the outcomes once they get into the

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Dutch circle. That will be whisked a long corner. Sharland was waiting.

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say out of the black, the goalkeeper advanced and Forgesson

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beat her on the near post. fantastic counter-attack by New

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Zealand. Started initially by Anita Punt on the left-hand side, playing

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the ball back to Michelsen. Somehow New Zealand ended up with the

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player unmarked in the circle, and Joyce Sombroek has her angles

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horribly wrong. Maybe she thought there would be a deflection, but

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that is why the defence is there. New Zealand lead for the second

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 169 seconds

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beating the No. 1 team in the rankings. -- the number 16. -- No.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 169 seconds

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captain plays a hospital pass like Anita Punt lost a stick at that

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point. She was almost in full flow. There are not too many in can keep

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up with her. -- who cannot keep up herbal. -- van den Heuvel. The

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referral saying it hit one of the New Zealander's feet inside the

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circle. I wonder if that was before or after abandoned where all -- van

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den Heuvel touched it. In my opinion that should be a hit out to

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New Zealand for dangerous play. It has hit the foot, but it is

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dangerous play. The that is a very fair point. Of course, she does not

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get the chance to have a look at it. She is going to take the advance --

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angles, try to, with the decision. -- are trying to come up with a

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decision. If I was the New Zealand captain right now I would be

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somewhere in the vicinity of the umpire making the point about the

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danger. And Sharland is exactly in that they cannot refer a referral.

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But you would think that the video umpire, who is Keighley had some of

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New Zealand -- Kelly had some. She might have mentioned it.

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problem is the video umpire can only answer the question that she

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has been asked, which was did it hit feet in the circle? So the

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Argentinian umpire did not feel it was dangerous, referred it for the

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you have to give her some credit as she has taken some routine stick

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for her penalty-corner. But come the preparation and the pressure of

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the semi-finals of the Olympic Games, she has put them in the back

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of the net and kept her side in the gets her country back all square.

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But you have to have some sympathy for New Zealand. But they cannot

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the far post, but in fact it made contact before and the penalty

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corner has been given. That was for hitting de Blaeij. Pretty poor

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defending from the number one side in the world. Eshuis has hit that

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ball probably 30 metres. It has not come through a crowd of players.

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And it has hit de Blaeij on that right foot. She should have been

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much lower, she knew where the player was. Having got back into

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the game that is a poor corner to give away. This time it is Kayla

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Sharland. She is likely to be the protesting. Just one player, the

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Claiming that the New Zealand girl putsch -- pushed the Dutch player

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first, but I think the umpire has got it right, and they did consult

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is a penalty corner. -- certainly hit on the fort. Going from penalty

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corner two penalty corner, but no dispute about that one. Or indeed,

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the last one. Something that will upset Maartje Paumen. Her forties

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very close to the line. Half the 40 ease in and the other foot is out.

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-- her fault is very close to the into the circle so it looked more

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of a penalty corner than it did on the replay, but no complaints from

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was well challenge by Melody Cooper. -- will challenge. -- well it

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option there. I was expecting her to put it into the roof of the net

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again after it doing that on the last bell to corner. -- the last

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than the Dutch were probably expecting. And more than the

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rankings had digested. -- suggested. with that. Neither did the Dutch

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supporters! Not when that decision has been given from 40 metres away,

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and there is an umpire that is five she is picking up a substitute's

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number. She is coming back into the too strong. And going is on the

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pitch. -- clean. She will not be hooter blows at the end of 70

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metres -- 17 minutes, it will be 7.5 minutes each way, but the

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golden goal applies. The first to score his of the winner. -- is the

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New Zealand players, she makes it looks so easy. Unfortunately for

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her, she's just leaning away from redirect -- she could redirect it.

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It was a great ball in from Paumen. She was trying to use the stick to

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redirected into the roof of the net, and unfortunately for her, she ran

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to be a referral. Or is it? Yes. a foot. No Northwest Airlines

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Flight 253, in my view. A not even an inch. She did well. She did well

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to avoid it. That is the player who was brought in because of injury to

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players's reactions, and the player closest to the reaction didn't have

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her hand in the air, she was an appealing for a penalty corner, and

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the Dutch were instantaneous in going to speak to the umpires about

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hit? I agree with taking a long time, it is a semi-final, you want

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to get the decision right. But I'm not sure what is taking quite as

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but it wants to be the right decision. Discussion between the

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made every attempt to move her foot. No foot. The right decision, from

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right decision, as they did yesterday evening, although the way

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that was arrived at in the men's match was open to considerable

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debate. They got it right in the Otherwise, it is going to be extra

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seemed at that they defend just turned a back on the plate. That

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will be the Dutch Aardman, she doesn't have to get out of the way,

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she doesn't have to be interfering with it, one of the rules is that

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the attacking player cannot run directly at a player, because that

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is deemed to be unsporting. I think she is slightly unfortunate, but I

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have to say, when they took a quick free hit a minute ago, they were

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not five metres away. Maybe it has That is another penalty corner, and

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New Zealand. The 35th of the from Sharland. Because she up to

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two hit it, she has to make sure that the first strike strikes the

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do that or not, but a great save on end, but she could not get that in.

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was a signal for a penalty corner when Naomi van As went into the

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corner and the umpire did not look at her colleague and felt it was a

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long corner, but I thought that is why they had microphones and were

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pressure in the closing stages of the tournament, both the men's and

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of excellent backtracking by Alan well, two or three Dutch players

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bearing down as the cross came in and did very well to get the ball

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on the floor, not giving Holland minutes. Some controversy towards

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the end of the match. But possibly a fair result that they should go

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into extra time? I think so. Not too many people giving New Zealand

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a chance in the match, in all honesty. I think Holland were very

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good the other evening against Great Britain and were regaining

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the form we expected in the tournament. But New Zealand,

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unquestionably the surprise package in the tournament, and they do not

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deny their own ability and they have a fantastic coach and

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tactician. They set their stall out early, Kayla Sharland with the

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early goal, which would have settled the nerves, if they were

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showing any. Unfortunately for them they could not hold up and Maartje

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Paumen scored the penalty corner. Mark Hagar would have been a

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happier of the two coaches at half- time. The second half much he has

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same as the first. The pleasing thing from the mutual perspective

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is that it has been a superb advert for the sport. How do you think the

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approach will be different when it goes in to lay golden goal

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situation, which hasn't worked in football, but presumably hockey

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likes? I think it is difficult. You would rather lose in a golden goal

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situation than penalties and it will be interesting to see how the

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coaches set out for these periods. Do they keep playing the way they

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are and risk a goal at the other end? The question is more over the

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Dutch. New Zealand have such pace in the counter-attack but it is

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probably the Dutch who will be more nervous about trying to get the

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winner, fearing what New Zealand can do with the counter-punch.

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when you refer to the penalties, they will not be the same as people

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are used to watching football. they will not be. There is a new

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rule that they have bought in a way you have eight seconds and that the

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ball starts on the 23 metre line and the attacker has eight seconds

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to beat the goalkeeper. The goalkeeper can make as many saves

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as possible in the eight seconds. I think it is more entertaining for

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the crowd that way. It is something I would like to see when a penalty

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is given within the game. Players now are practising that skill, and

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I think it entertains the Crown far more if you have a one-on-one

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situation. -- entertains the crowd. I imagine the goalkeepers will hate

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me saying that, but it is a weight of improving the sport, which is

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what they are always trying to do - is happening. And we are about to

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and worrying moments in that first will be, in the old style, with the

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goalkeeper only able to become a hero, but now the goalkeeper might

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give away a silly goal. We shall see. Lammers is set to go. Extra

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time is on its way. Just to remind you, we will be moving on to the

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gold medal match which could also be decided by a golden goal. The

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first of two semi-finals. Great to count down so the world can join

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get rid of that one there. They of the extra time. This is van

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it came off the foot. It is a key that she is able in the 77th minute

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to repeat that speed through the pitch. That is the captain's Band,

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which depends so much on the foot, and not using them, that the

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captain's armband should go around the ankle! Another huddle. Not much,

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surely, to say, except, "we have here very disappointed. I wouldn't

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think it advisable to say to be the loser, you still got the bronze

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pass the ball with pace after right foot, I think in the end the Dutch

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got back, but brave defending, and half a chance for the New

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is five minutes. So New Zealand have lost Flynn, virtually for the

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penalty competition. If it gets to get yellow? Or I am not under

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the central. I'm not sure if an aerial ball was there, I was

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watching somewhere else, and I heard some Dutch appeals. You would

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think something quite serious to receive a yellow card at this

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what the Dutch asking at the moment is they feel that the stick tackle

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was worthy of a penalty stroke. Because they feel it impeded the

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Olympic Games semi-final, with five minutes to go there for penalties.

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But the New Zealand there was no a panic, realising she had let the

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ball go through. A a tough one. I am not sure what the defender would

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have got there at, and the goalkeeper still on the line.

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face. I think the whistles are a little bit unnecessary. All that

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will have done is a fire up Paumen. She will fight is over the top, no

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variations. -- flick of this. did, and she was wide! My goodness

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me. They really are not taking advantage of their penalty corners

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in this Olympic tournament. Is it going to cost them? She has

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generated some power on that penalty corner, she has gone for

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the bottom right hand, and to be fair to Russell, she did get down

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very quickly. Had it been on target, it would have been interesting to

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live to travel any further. -- lifted trouble. That is good

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pressure by New Zealand. I thought they might try and sit back when

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they lost Flynn and wait for her to sit out her five minutes. But they

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are really putting this Dutch team was sitting it out, but nothing

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competition. It will decide who goes for gold. And who has to try

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better than a ferry to it as penalties, because -- referring to

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it as penalties, because it is not from the penalty spot. The

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discussion about who goes first. Five come exactly the same as in

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football. He can't quite believe his team have been involved in this.

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He will be very pleased they have got this far, but having got this

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far, he will be as desperate as the Dutch courage to go further. -- de

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being a hero again it. But also with a chance of reading it wrongly.

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The players make it up on the fly? No, I think they practise it often

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enough. Some players come into the top of the circle and hit it as

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hard as they can, put everything behind it. Other players will come

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in, they like a toy around with the goalkeeper for a while. Once the

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goalkeeper is on the floor, it is a difficult for them to get up. But

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eight seconds is not that long to one from the 23 metre line, into

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the circle, once you have played 85 minutes of oche. -- of hockey. It

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will be interesting to see, the Dutch had a practice run at this in

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the London Cup in June, when they played South Africa in the semi-

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finals. So they have some idea, but they may have changed their minds

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goalkeeper is weaker? Does the goalkeeper study which way...?

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think if I was taking one, which I certainly wouldn't choose to do, I

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would look at the strength of the goalkeeper. Is that particular

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goalkeeper agile? So, some of them are quick and nimble around their

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goal, taking them one or one may be have gone out, and only three Dutch

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5th player chosen. The other two are the two captains, passing for

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who goes first. -- tossing. I did think we had read it right. But he

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have earned their corn, and the occasional moment of displeasure

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and Naomi van As to take for she makes contact with the ball.

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electronic device monitored up to Naomi van As, that could not have

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been easy, taking the first in the penalty shoot-out and having to

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wait so long for the equipment to work. Completely wrong-footed

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Bianca Russell in the goal, and a simple tap-in for Naomi van As.

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will imagine there will be a different style from Sharland. Than

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ours is one of the best move is, if not the best in the game -- than

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Sombroek. And, advantage to the Netherlands! She didn't look

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confident that all she ran up to the ball. The contrast in the two,

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Naomi van As was very quick, but Kayla Sharland was just jogging.

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She never really took Sombroek out of the occasion. I am surprised she

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was taking on. But I suppose it is save. Yes, Paumen is denied. Well

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done, Bianca Russell. She kept her feet so well. She half stumbled,

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half fell to the ground that makes effective. The goalkeeper came out

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to beat her, and it whistled past her. My kind of style, no messing

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around. Exactly what she did in the Again, I don't think she did enough.

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Although she is moving the ball she is moving the ball a matter of

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centimetres, in all honesty. A great Stich saved by Sombroek in

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than you would see in the old penalty strokes. Some very good

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goalkeeping. Absolutely. A Anita Punt will be next -- Anita Punt

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take Holland to another final, to big disappointment for the New

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Zealanders who contributed hugely in their first ever Olympic semi-

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final. But they lose 3-1 in the shoot-out after a 2-2 draw. Great

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stuff. From the first whistle, not just the penalty shoot-out, I think

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it was absolutely fantastic. I think New Zealand are a credit to

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the game. In Mark Hagar they have a fantastic coach. Well done, Holland.

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It's so difficult to defend your title and they have given

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themselves the best chance possible. But they realise they have been in

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a dog fight today. Agreed advert for the game of hockey. 3-1 in the

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penalty competition after a 2-2 draw. Well done, Holland.

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There certainly would have been questions asked with the chances

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the Netherlands had in extra-time, but they have won it on penalties

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and are through against New Zealand, and tonight it is Argentina against

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Great Britain. Kate Walsh will lead her team out again tonight. Nine

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days on from fracturing her jaw, what a brave lady. Then it is the

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men tomorrow, Australia against Germany, then great Britain taking

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on the Netherlands. That will be life, also at 8pm. So, Argentina to

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the silver medallists from four years ago against Great Britain,

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but we will be heading to the BMX track in a moment. But let's take a

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check on the main headlines from British flyweight Nicola Adams will

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be fighting in the first ever women's Olympic boxing final after

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And we will also be able to tell it that those pictures of Mo Farah, he

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is the 10,000 metre champion and he will be going for the long-distance

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double on Saturday evening in the 5,000 metres. It could be another

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Super Saturday in that stadium. And this is the show jumping. The team

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champions Great Britain came away empty handed in the individual show

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jumping, one error proving costly for both Nick Skelton and Scott

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Brash. Clarke and the males are joint leaders in the 470 class and

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will battle for gold with New Zealand on Friday -- Clarke and

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I am seeking this at a time when I feel rather adrift. I have done a

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complete U-turn on Hendry. If she had really cared for her, she would

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not have kicked her out. I like how that makes me feel. He poisoned

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himself in the House of Bill fame! That is coming up soon on BBC One,

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we are heading to the BMX track to see the men's time trial and Liam

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Phillips from grit of -- Britain. There was some doubt he would be

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able to compete after breaking his collarbone in Birmingham, but these

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racers are tough and fearless. fantastic time-trial rider. He

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qualified first in the world championships this year, I think.

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Yes, and definitely one of the favourites this week. He has put

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himself together after his accident in the world championships. Let's

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see if he can make the fastest lap -- lap. Nice and smooth, let's see

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if he can keep it up. Come on, Liam. He just tank to the knuckle on the

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step, slightly. He is carrying Speed and looking very good into

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the rhythm section. The crowd going nuts, like they have all week at

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the Velodrome. It is great to see this fantastic crowd. Fantastic

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work on the back of the third straight. And he is the fastest

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time so far! He has smashed it. Three-tenths of a second quicker

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than the rider from New Zealand. Very, very nice time at for Liam. I

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do apologise, he did only get second in the world championship

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time-trials. I was getting carried away. A nice, tidy lap from Liam.

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I'm sure he has had lots of practice on the track. He would

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have been nervous after coming back from injury, but he has come out

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and shown what he has got in his lap. Another one of the Dutch

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production line. He is bound to put in a solid lap. Let's see what he

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has got. If you can make the first four, you can get the best seeding.

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If you are in the first eight, you're in a good position to choose

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your gate for the quarter-finals. A lot of moving of the bike here.

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is doing very well so far, very smooth. He took the first bump

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perfectly. Nice and smooth through the rhythm section, opting to jump

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the first few. A nice line around that final corner. Generating a lot

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of speed. That puts him in first position, that was a good lap! I

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think he gained most of that down the first-rate, very smooth on the

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jumps, which helped the momentum forward. The quicker you can get

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the bike on the ground, the quicker you can put down the power, and he

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did it absolutely perfectly down the first straight. Doing a lot of

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work there. But he is one of the is phenomenal, and there is

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explosive power out of the gate. Dressed in black, hitting the back

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straight good. A slight bobble on the up step, but it didn't

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interrupt his momentum. The momentum is nice and smooth on the

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crossover. He is like a bomb on two wheels. Let's hope he does not get

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too hot or he will be suffering. has done this rhythm section

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beautifully file stop -- beautifully. He has made up for the

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straight on the rhythm section. Almost hitting to the knuckle again.

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I lot of riders getting caught up in the last straight up. Ended up

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in 7th there. I am a little bit surprised by some of the results so

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far in the time-trials, especially with Philips. I would have liked to

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have seen them a bit further up on the leaderboard. But it just shows

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you, when you get to these Olympic Games there are a few other factors

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and a lot of that is the anxiety of being here in front of this huge

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crowd. And also one TV in front of millions of people. It also adds

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that extra bit of pressure. sometimes it can go one of two ways.

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When you first arrive it can overwhelm you, or you can say that

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this kind of pressure. Now, the wily Frenchman, a fantastic rider.

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Nice and smooth so far. Over the crossover, up the step. The 2011

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world champion. He came second in Birmingham earlier this year. He

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has opted to John through the first half of the rhythm section. He he

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should be one of the major contenders this week. A pretty

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smooth flat, not the best, but puts which is a massive margin,

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considering we are getting down to the best in the world. Just two

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riders left to go, and this is the man a lot of people have tipped for

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the gold medal. A fantastic talent. He one the time-trial event at the

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World Championships recently in Burnley and -- he won the time-

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trial event. He does get a little bit frazzled in major events. But

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he had a fantastic lap in Birmingham. Let's see if he can

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pull off the same here in London. His back wheel was so low in those

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first two doubles. He is very dramatic on the bike, you will see

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a lot of movement with him, he tries to keep the bike as low as

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possible. He got that one a little bit wrong. Let's see what he can do

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down this last stride, hopefully keep it up right, all the way to

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the finish. He pumped as high as he well. A lot of very young riders in

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lot of action sport these days, and in the snowboarding, you look at

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the Winter Olympics, some of these younger athletes have been learning

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watching at home, this is not what a fall macro year old or five year-

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old starts off on! You only write this kind of elite track at this

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level. He is a lovely lad, he has jobs, but he still keeping his pace.

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-- these jumps. Pretty smooth so far. He is certainly a lot quicker

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than the last rider, who went through there with a couple of

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mistakes. If it evens out over the whole track, we will see. Not good

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at all. Said the place! That is a shock. -- 6th place. I have been

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quite shocked by some of these there. We have had some real upset.

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-- upsets. The reigning Olympic champion has been pushed out of the

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top 10. Liam Phillips, who has had some fantastic time trial results,

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is right down in 12th. A couple of the Dutch riders on leading. -- are

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lose any of these riders. The seeding is just to give Gate

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election on the first day. I suppose it gives all of these

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riders a taste of what is in store. It is probably one of the first

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time as they would have done the whole track flat out. I'm sure it

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has calmed down a few nerves. It has been beautiful weather here so

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far, hopefully that will have the same weather again tomorrow. A few

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surprises in the time-trial, but nevertheless, there is a lot of

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sports science guys here, there will be a lot of analysis back at

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We are really looking forward to tomorrow, it is the quarter-finals.

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Eight riders on the track at any one time, going at speeds of up to

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40 mph. As far as volley ball, the indoor version has delighted crowds

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at Earls Court. All four quarter- finals are played today. Brazil,

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who have one the last three World Championships beat Brazil. We are

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going to be concentrating on the other one's boss --. A volley ball

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is being played at Earls Court, and we are concentrating on the US

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against Italy. The state beat Italy just a month ago, but as we join it,

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Italy have taken the first two set. head-to-heads in the Olympic Games.

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They can't do anything about that. And it four more., and Italy have

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terms of head-to-heads in the big matches, Italy have the advantage,

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They are perplexed, they are puzzled. They are now staring

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Olympic elimination for in the face. Four points stand in the way of

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Italy getting through, and they will restart with the serve, with

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the advantage, and with every intention of closing this out. They

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have played absolutely Broca. The USA are going for height

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of the Olympic Games. The Olympic champions are set for defeat,

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unless they can prove that they could dig themselves out of a huge

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hole. They have been playing catch- at the moment. And for Italy, it

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looks so easy. Two aces, and a perfect, perfect tip. They need two

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more. What a time to do that. clever play. A little bit of missed

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communication, excellent in Pohl's play. They look so happy, they are

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really enjoying this. Italy have never one an Olympic gold at

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volleyball. -- have never won to Italy. Whether the champions

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like it or not, believe it or not, they are about to be eliminated.

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Three times the Olympic champions, the defending champions, but it all

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net. But it is only one match point saved. Four more still to go. The

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the Olympics for America! The champions have been felled. Italy

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So, still two more quarter-finals to come tonight, but what a shock

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there, Italy putting out the USA. We are about to go either to BBC

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Two. I can tell you we will have table tennis, and we will also have

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a saving report as well, and coming up at 7pm on BBC One, the athletics,

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and nervous evening for Andy Turner, in the 110 metres hurdles semi-

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finals, at 7:15pm. The final will We have got Allyson Felix and Sanya

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:56:57.:57:00.

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