BBC Two: Day 14: 22.00-22.40 Olympics

Welcome back. In 48 hours' time, we will be halfway through the closing

ceremony, it has gone quickly because we have been enjoying

ourselves. Tonight, boxing and taekwondo. Over on BBC Three, you

can see the diving qualification, the 10m platform, Tom Daley

struggling to qualify, I'm afraid, so a tense evening ahead on BBC

Three. But we start with women's hockey, Team GB were involved in a

play-off for bronze against New Zealand, victory would give them

their first Olympic medal for 20 years. Commentary at the riverbank

is arguably the most difficult match to play it in an Olympic

tournament, the contest for third Zealand 2-1 up against the

bundled her way into the circle, racetrack outside the circle

initially to give herself an opportunity, but she could not get

his shot away because New Zealand defending by Emily Nayler. This is

the penalty corner from Crista Cullen, not what we used to seeing.

To be fair to Bianca Russell, it was a good clearance, because

Hannah MacLeod was in bravely looking for a deflection. Penalty

because they really have recovered from what they felt was the end of

the world. It is a great ball in my Sarah Thomas son, you can see

Melodie Cooper giving Alex Danson a she did indeed, it is a long corner.

there for at. The question mark is whether the foot was inside or

outside of the circle, but her book better from that corner in my

opinion, a golden opportunity for New Zealand at the end of the first

around the baseline looking for the past. Helen Richardson could have

Danson, a full-length dive, you could see Bianca Russell diving to

save the deflection. The deflection takes it over the top, one to zero,

that is a penalty corner, and Great Britain at players over there.

Danson held the ball long enough to draw Clarissa to water and then

played it at exactly the right time, when the defender was in no man's

Great Britain have got, trapped at the top, Crista Cullen, keeping the

ball low, but enough height bar the ground to make it awkward for the

goalkeeper, 2-0, and on the balance of play I cannot see New Zealand

players in attacking positions. Well played, Hannah MacLeod,

driving initially on the forehand, looking for the past. Poor

an absolutely fantastic penalty corner routine. I think it is Nick

White initially running in, drawing the New Zealand defender with her,

opening up that space, and that is what Charlotte Harrison should have

Nick White, firing the ball to Alex Danson, I mean that is a fantastic

first touch with the ball in the penalty corner has been given.

Using her skills, weaving through, the ball comes up off Sarah Thomas

medals. Wonderful performance following their semi-final against

Argentina when they were utterly distraught at the end of the match.

And they have come here and shown real character and produced a

really excellent performance to win the bronze medals and to finish the

tournament in the years that they have been working towards this with

If anybody deserves a gold medal for bravery, you fractured jaw jaw

just over a week ago and got back playing, it is unbelievable, a

remarkable story, and you are standing here doing a live

interview as a bronze-medallist. do not think it is going to hit me

for a few weeks' time, I have been so focused on getting a medal, and

when we cannot get gold, we have focused on bronze. It will hit me

and a few weeks' time and I will realise what a crazy two weeks it

has been. The four me, it is the story of the Olympics, but imagine

going out, putting your face in the way our stuff with three fractures

in your jaw, unbelievable. The head we have been through the last 48

hours is unbearable, and there was no way we were going to the letter

day after the work we have done together, we are the strongest team

I have ever worked with. To get this today is just reward.

semi-final result was so difficult to take. It took us a while to pick

ourselves up and realise we had a bronze medal to fight for, but we

have worked as a team, we know each other inside out, we knew we could

pick each other, and we came into this game knowing that we were the

best prepared we could be, and we have come away with a bronze medal!

We were not expecting it, absolutely not! I have got to ask

you about the crowd, including the Duchess of Cambridge, on her feet

today, I'm sure you spotted that. They have been magnificent. I can

hear the hockey venue from the Olympic Village, 16,000 people, and

you just feel the noise coming through your body, the hair

standing up on the back of your neck, it has been sensational.

Jason hammered out and about today at the boxing and hockey, a

terrific result for Team GB's women, getting a bronze medal, the first

one for 20 years. The Netherlands went on to win the final, they got

gold, Argentina's silver. The Netherlands won 2-0. Tomorrow the

men's hockey games, Great Britain going for France if they can beat

Australia. The final is between We have still got Amir Khan with us,

he was on BBC One earlier, because earlier today at the ExCeL arena we

witnessed one of Britain's boxing hopes fight his semi-final, Luke

Campbell took on Satoshi Shimizu in a bantamweight contest which we

The world silver-medallist from last year in red, Luke Campbell

representing Great Britain, European champion in 2008 in

Liverpool. He was the first Briton for just about 50 years to win a

European senior men's title. He is leading by five-2 at the start of

the second round against a very skilful boxer from Japan, and a

very strong boxer, Satoshi Shimizu, who will come on strong in the last

round and put Luke Campbell under pressure, and he will be desperate

to close the gap. Campbell needs a few extra points to give himself an

all-important cushion. A bit of holding and hitting from Shimizu,

don't do that, from the referee. Campbell looking to go to the body.

It is important that Campbell maintains the gap and space between

himself and Shimizu, bringing him into the contested it. He is not

made for inside boxing, but he gets through with sheer persistence, so

Campbell has got to adjust the FT, keep the gap and box at Meydan long

One minute gone in the second, Campbell is 5-2 up, remember, the

man in red, at the start of the round. He came through with a pie

in his opening contest, defeated a very good Italian and then the

former world champion, the Bulgarian, in a close-fought

contest, 16-15 Campbell came through. That left by Campbell was

more at a slap. He just over reached a bit, get back to the work

with their jab, the straight right hand, that is crucial. Measure the

distance, finished on the right hook and maintain the gap. Good

high guard by Campbell. That is Shimizu has not long arms, Ritchie,

he is very good at shortening the punch. -- has got. Campbell on the

move again, Shimizu chasing. Campbell has got the counter,

cleverly worked out, good tactics by Campbell. He brought his man on

to him. That was a lovely shot from Campbell! Some wonderful single

scoring shots from Britain's Luke Campbell. The third minute of the

second round, three points to the good at the start of it. He might

have extended that, he will be happy to maintain it. Important

that he keeps on the move, moves around his opponent rather than

going in a straight line, stayers off the ropes. That is OK from

Campbell, lovely right-let hand! Good combination, single shots

coming from the British Stand by for a real whirlwind last

three minutes from the man in blue, Shimizu, but will Campbell's

excellent second round taking the sting out of it and made it

Mission: Impossible for the man from Japan? Becomes like a steam

train that he is predictable, he is open to the left hand, that nearly

hit the target from Campbell. He should get that timing right and

accuracy. If you watch Shimizu, Lo left hand, he is inviting that shot

Campbell are just saying to the referee did the man is ducking down

a bit. One of the shots got through. That is a better round for of

Campbell. Campbell leads by five points, 11 points to 6. He needs to

keep calm. The corner will tell him to focus. It will be a big effort

from the man in blue in the last round. He keeps coming, doesn't he?

This is good work from Campbell. He needs to do the same type of work.

He needs to hold a bit. He needs to negate the work of his opponent. He

is showing signs of tiring a bit - Campbell. This man will certainly

not tier. He comes on like a steam train in the last round. Here we go.

Luke Campbell at bantamweight, three minutes away from an Olympic

boxing final. He leads his opponent in blue from Japan by 11 points to

6. Campbell needs to stick to the game plan. Hands up! Keep their

heads up. Keep better balance. Get the accuracy and timing right. That

is better, Luke Campbell. Japanese boxer came in as a

virtually unknown. He had to qualified to get here. He has more

than justified his selection. There is a five-point gap to be breached.

Campbell will not let that happen. Better by Campbell. Into the body.

Get off the ropes. Let's go! Match this guy for work rate. The Olympic

final is within touching distance. Let's do it. Campbell tried to

entice him. Good footwork by Campbell. Gets his man on the

counter. He has this one in the bag with a minute and a half to go.

Campbell is looking much more confident, whether he is going

forward or back. When he is for what he lands with a telling shot.

We worry about the fitness of Luke Campbell. He is starting to unzip

him. He has his accuracy. He has his feet closer and the timing. He

needs to stay focused. You can see the look on his face. He has a

mouth open. He has taken a huge breath. Campbell has boxed cleverly.

We did not see him at his best was dug this is the world silver

medallists and the former European champion at his very best. He knew

his best would have to be good enough to get to an Olympic final.

He has not -- he has gone down but it was not a punch. He needs to

stay focused. He has met fire with fire. That was a great tactic. The

best form of defence is attack was that he keeps going. Luke Campbell,

20 seconds away from an Olympic final Foster Campbell's of Defence

has been rock-solid all the way through. He is going to win us.

Campbell terms. -- win this. Flourish by Campbell. The Olympic

final for Campbell with that a single shadow of a doubt. The

performance of his career. More to come to drag turn silver into gold.

What a prospect for the boy from Hull! -- to try to turn. A great

last round by Campbell. Fantastic work by Campbell. His fitness was

tested write the last seconds. Then he replies. -- right to the last

seconds. He scored with accurate punches down the middle. Another

one coming up. That was on the side of the target. Going back to the

corner absolutely exhausted. He is well spent but into the Olympic

final. Brilliant! What a performance by Luke Campbell!

Ladies and gentlemen, the winner, in the red corner, Luke Campbell.

He has romped the last round by nine points to five. 20 points to

11 to Luke Campbell. Family, friends and supporters Artex of --

ecstatic. What a display all the Are you impressed by that? Very

impressed. I know him from the amateur days. Straight shots, good

movement. If you look at the Japanese fighter, he was physically

strong. He had a robotic style. None of his shots accounted. The

shops of Luke Campbell were more accurate. Another man guaranteed

silver. We saw Fred earlier on. is looking great for England.

Probably one of the best Olympics. We have Anthony Joshua of tonight.

He is a tough kid the step he is a super heavyweight. Everyone looks

up to him. He needs to stick to his game plan and listen to the

trainers. He seems to be very focused and very calm. You concede

Anthony Joshua or's by it at about 10:50pm. -- Josh Hill or's by it. -

repechage fight for Lutalo Muhammad. This time last night we were

wrapped up in the fortunes of a little head hunter from North Wales.

Now a slightly larger head hunter from East London. Lutalo Muhammad,

in the red, is 4-1 up against the Armenian in this bronze medal play-

getting closer. He is the king of the castle at the moment. His

opponent is leaning back. He is a bit hesitant. He has very good

double kicks. He scored a three- this contest. That was a double

kick. Two kicks can step -- consecutively in mid- air. Now a

simple shot. Lutalo Muhammad returns the favour. Both of them

swapping points. No difference in the points. Another two minute

round to come at the end of this. It is still the element of surprise.

It has thrown him off his distance. The penalty goes against the

Armenian. I cannot think that Lutalo Muhammad looks like a giant

praying mantis, dressed in white, ready to strike. He has gone for a

big one. He has got the big one. Absolutely perfect. He thought it

was over. He has conceded three points. Look at the Lutalo

Muhammad! He sprint back to his chair. The Armenian does not quite

know what is going on. His concern as he was off the rain when the

kick was thrown. Pure of focus. - us the ring. The referee had not

said stop. He was within his rights. We will see the impact. That was

people's ire. He has his arm -- he has his eye on an Armenian. I tell

a lie. The referee had put his hand in her to stop. Here, stop! It is

difficult to stop when you are in mid-air and you can see what you

are aiming for four star it is not the fault of the athlete. -- aiming

for. That is a limpet taekwondo. That might be costly for Armenia. -

- Olympic taekwondo. He is minutes away from obtaining an Olympic

bronze medal - the second in the space of 24 hours. A little bit

unexpected. He has managed expectations and pressure and the

skills of his opponent. It will be very difficult for the Armenian to

find the deficit of seven points. am sure there will be those who

took time to send Lutalo Muhammad hate-mail when he won his place

ahead of Aaron Cooke, who will always think he should have been

here. He was here yesterday watching Jade Jones but has gone to

the basketball to dove. He could not bear to be at the event when he

thought he should have been involved. -- basketball today. It

might pour some cold water on some who could not see why British

taekwondo had picked Lutalo Muhammad. He is under intense

pressure from the Armenian, who has is trying to seal this bronze medal.

-- the 6th point gap. It is a minor consolation for all the hardship.

His opponent has looked outclassed at moments, surprised often. Listen

to this! Five miles from home - five miles from Walthamstow - they

a cheering his name in the Olympic taekwondo selection stomp has the

last word. It is Brahms. Lutalo Muhammad, from the moment he was

picked in the spot has had to deal seemingly with the nation wondering

why the most public questioning of his suitability. Lutalo Muhammad is

now the proudest own up of an Olympic bronze medal. You can only

It is unfortunate it was not gold, but I'm grateful I managed to get a

medal. The drought reception was fantastic. The crowd was tremendous,

I am a London boy, this could not have got sweeter. I really wanted

to bring a gold medal home, I have to live with that, but I am happy I

was able to get bronze in front of this crowd, just did it! He said

after the previous round, a weight had been lifted off your shoulders.

What changed? We pressured? It was more maybe nothing to lose attitude

now, you know. I was so focused and set on the gold medal, that was out

of the picture, you know, my coach has managed to get me mentally

right, to go out and try to win a bronze medal for Team GB, and I am

very glad I have got it. Fantastic achievement, but the build up was

not easy, you talked about getting hate mail in the Builder, the

selection controversy. -- the build up. You have gone through that.

happy that I had the mental toughness, Team GB were fantastic,

like my second family. I'm just grateful to God, everyone that

helped me, supported me. It was a tough ordeal, but I'm happy that I

was able to win a medal. Rue des point? If I do not see it that way,

the fans were great, but no, I don't really see it that way, I am

happy I was able to win a medal. If there is anything else, great, but

I have won a medal for Team GB, and that makes me happy enough. And you

are a local lad, this is very special. I well remember it for the

rest of my life, it has been an awesome experience, you know, it is

unbelievable, it is hard to put into words, all the crowd have been

magnificent, and I am so grateful. Great to see the smile on your face.

Thanks very much. Well done, Lutalo, it must have been very difficult

with the pressure of the Aaron Cook story. In men's football, the

bronze medal match has taken place, Japan against South Korea in

Cardiff watched by Mark Bright and two powerhouses of Asian football,

a derby match and a pretty bitter of the box as well. You can see

what he has tried to do, aiming for with Borussia Monchengladbach. That

the scores! South Korea 1, Japan 0. It was missed by the left-back, and

as he comes in, he has a quick look up to see if there is anyone there,

and that is a great move, on to his favoured right foot. He drives the

defenders over, makes the angle, the goalkeeper is beaten at the

near post. He did ever so well to carry that on his own and scored a

Sukyoung with the shot. The left- back did ever so well, getting

so well, very clever. A quick exchange of passes, he keeps going,

this is what he does well. Look how far away, you have got to be drawn

in towards the goal, towards the challenge, they were very deep. You

have to say that Koo Jacheol does ever so well, just pulls it away

from the defender, draws it on to Great save by Shuichi Gonda.

head was in, is that going to count? It is a foul. It is not

Korean players were promised that if they won the bronze medal, they

would not have to do national service, and they did, didn't they?

A needle match, at one, trust me! The final is tomorrow, Brazil have

never won Olympic gold, they are against Mexico. We told you that

Tom Daley was struggling to make the final 18. Well, he'd just

salvaged it, squeeze through in 15th place, and he will take part

in the semi-final and hopefully the final tomorrow, both tomorrow.

Slightly worrying, Gabby, that he Maybe blowing the cobwebs out today,

they start again tomorrow, hopefully! We spoke earlier with

Amir Khan. Anthony Joshua, the super-heavyweight, Amir Khan is

coming back in, Ian Thorpe is coming back, a specialities and why

the Australians might not be doing quite so well, and made a salutory

lesson for us, because we want to keep our success going. He will be

talking about that. And Tessa Sanderson, last night we had Daley

Thompson, and Tessa Sanderson tonight, so we are reliving the

1980s, 1984 gold for her, they were partners with Sebastian Coe, 3

golds. We will talk to her about athletics and a whole lot more.

That is great, I encourage everyone to turn over immediately to BBC