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It has been another her enthralling day at London 2012. If you have not

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been with us for the last three hours on BBC One. Here are the

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headlines. Great Britain's gymnasts a won a bronze medal in the men's

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team final. Mick was their first medal in the event for 100 years.

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Team GB's Liam Tancock was disappointed as he finished 5th in

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the 100m backstroke final. America's Matthew Rovers took the

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gold. There was glory for the USA as Missy Franklin or won the

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women's 100m backstroke title ahead of Gemma Spofforth in 5th. The

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men's hockey team got third bid for the first gold medal since 1988.

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They beat Argentina 4-1. But there was hard break the Tom Daley and

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Pete Waterfield as they finished 4th in the synchronised ten-metre

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platform final, despite leading at the halfway stage. An excellent day

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in the cross-country for Great Britain's eventing team. But they

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are in silver ahead of the show jumping tomorrow.

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We have Lennox Lewis with us. We will talk to him shortly. No

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British boxer was in action but the best fight was between Australian,

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Damon Hooper and Marcus Brown of the USA. We starter at the start of

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81 kg like Division. Marcus Brown of the USA is in blue. Hooper, you

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see the tattoos on his right arm. He was sent home from the

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Australian Olympic training camp for what the management described

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as behavioural disciplinary issues. It was towards colleagues and

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coaches. He was them invited back into the fold. He said that time

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away did him good. He regrets the manner in which it came about, but

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when he returns to the Australian Olympic camp, he returns with those

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tattoos. It says, super Hooper. And on the other one, it is to do that

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he is an indigenous Australian. Despite the fact he has had brushes

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with the authorities in the past, he wants to settle down and serve

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as a role model. He needs to start stepping on the Gas and throw some

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more right hands. He is struggling with the movements of Marcus Brown

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who is boxing well on the outside and waiting for him to come forward.

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Hooper has to start not only throwing their left hand, but a

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right hook. He is falling short, he has to get closer to his man.

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are both part as large boxing contingents for their respective

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countries. Australia is the only nation to have a man competing in

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every single weight class. But Hooper was the only one to secure

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qualification at the first time of asking in the World Championships.

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The USA have a squad of nine men and three women, making them the

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largest contingents in the boxing gap London 2012. Hooper is

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throws, dummies and draw the leader of his opponent and comeback with a

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counter. That is a looping along uppercut. That delivered from some

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were down by his knees. It appeared to go neckties, but it caused

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Hooper to overbalance. -- Connect twice. I think the American corner

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will be happy. Them man is controlling the tempo. He should be

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ahead again. I wouldn't argue with the judges. On the inside, who put

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got caught with a slight right hook. That was a bit better from Hooper

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as he was coming forward. Watch does he do now, Hooper? Does he go

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for him? I think he should. Everything to box for in this final

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and third round. The crowd here at the ExCel Arena in London raising

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the decibel level. Important round. It is an important round for Marcus

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Brown also. We will see what he is made of because he will be put

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under pressure. Can he respond to this man who is coming forward at

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fence with those long left jabs. His coach is asking him for a

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little bit more. With just one minute a lapsed in the final round,

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Australian has to sustain the pressure for stocky has to throw

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It has brought about a standing count. Hooper is enjoying this.

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is responding to his corner. He caught his man with a couple of

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right hands. What is Marcus Brown made of now? It will be tough for

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the American. He has to be faster would defeat. 10,000 in the crowd

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in London's Docklands are producing Hooper! Forcing Marcus Brown back

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to the ropes. Marcus Brown appears badly fatigue. That was untidy and

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I hope the neither boxer is injured. This has been a pulsating contest.

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Marcus Brown is not matching the intense and see what the

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Australians. He brings that a shot from his knees and it is difficult

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to detect. He is surprising Marcus Brown. Marcus Brown started the

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contest more brightly. Although there has been nothing in it

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throughout. Damian two per has responded to his corner and come

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out blazing as we approach the final bell. Damian Hooper feels he

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has done enough. He immediately raises his arms. Both of these

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boxers gave it everything in order to extend their stay at London 2012.

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It was a better round from the Australian. There is the right hand,

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if he literally brings it from his knees, and it is so hard to detect.

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At the end of the contest, the feeling is he has overturned it and

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won it. I think he has. Anxious moments for both of them. Ladies

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and gentlemen. The winner by a score of 13 points to 11, in the

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red corner representing Australia... Damian Hooper! Damien Hooper

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salutes the crowd. Disappointment for markers Brown because his

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Olympic tournament comes two events will stop make no bones about it,

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take nothing away from this man because Damien Hooper overturned

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Terrific scrap. Damian Hooper is a self-confessed bad buoy. Likes

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barbecues, beer and fishing. have to let it all hang out. How

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many times do you get to go to the Olympics? Nobody really remembers

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any other medal apart from the gold medal. You were not too impressed

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with Mark has Brown? He seemed to think he had all day. A lot of

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people are saying, four years ago at the Olympics, we had this point

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scoring system when it came up on the screen. It was interesting,

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because even if you couldn't work it out or were they were getting

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the points from, you could still see who was leading. I cannot

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understand why it has gone. I think they should put it back in. If you

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are behind you get to look up at the score and see how many points

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you need to make up. The reason they have done it, apparently it

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was showing the scoring to be flawed at times. Now we know.

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is the only sport the referees are tested for alcohol. Are you

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serious? It is true. What about the British, we have seven boxes, all

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unbeaten so far. They are looking good. I was watching Anthony Ogogo.

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He looked like he was very serious with great poise. He is very

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focused and wants to win. Have you got any advice because a lot of

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them will turn professional after the games. The way they should go

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about it? I can only go by myself. I would say to them, take your time,

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relax and have a break. And then go round to all of the promoters who

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want to sign you, talk to them and talk to all of their people. Grab a

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feel of what you like. For me, I talk to everyone. Did you do much

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after you turn professional? He did all right did you? Of course!

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were a magnificent fighter, world champion and it has been a thrill

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to have you here. Thanks for having One of the great things about the

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Olympics is a we can suddenly be engrossed by a sport that a large

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majority of us would normally watch. A great example of that was

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weightlifting. The Great Britain we have Zoe Smith. Let's see how she

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Smith. It is the biggest moment of her life, she is only 18. To get

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very close and it won't be long before she breaks the record. At

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least she has a 90 kgs which is the important thing. She is still in

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produced the British -- can she record. Zoe Smith, the 18-year-old

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from London, that put her on a total of 211 kg. Well done, she

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makes her look easy. She composes herself, up it goes. She stands

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still. She gets the British record, well done. The crowd on their feet.

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211 kg, she sits in a silver medal position at the moment but we do

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have another group to go later. had more in the tank. She is very

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powerful. Just come up from the lower weight category, looks very

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strong, probably one of the shortest in the group which can be

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an advantage. You don't have to lift the bar as far. Successful

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attempt at 101, and 104. Stood up 106 kgs, flies up. Six kgs over her

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previous personal best of 100 kg. She has really improved. This is

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the Olympic title they all want. This is her final attempt. Needed

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105 in the second attempt. She is now going for 108. She is going for

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an Olympic record. She does it. And with ease, as well. It is a shame

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she doesn't have another attempt. To look at the Chinese flags waving,

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a huge support for the Chinese. Another record for them. We have

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seen World Records and now we have seen an Olympic record, look at the

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power. The second section of the weightlifting, about to begin, for

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it in the first love, this is her final attempt. By virtue of very

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light body weight she will go into the judges think. Three white light.

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That was close. Took her a while to stand still and keep the bar

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completely still above her head. goodness me this celebration says

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everything. She goes into the lead 134 which will give her a total of

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234 and propel her from 6th position into the bronze position.

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personal best. She is in the bronze-medal position. Thailand a

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tempting 136. Only her second lift. It is a five kg increase. If she

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does it she goes into the silver delighted. 136 kgs. That takes her

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into the silver medal position. has just seen herself pushed off

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the podium, a great lift. It is one of Thai competitor against the

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other. Had she comes for her final left. If she hits 136 she will go

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into second equal, and by virtue of body weight she will have the

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silver. The second tier lifter. -- gave it everything, there is not

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much more you can ask for from an athlete. She was stuck in the squat

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position, finishes with a smile on her face. Fortunately just outside

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the medals. She is sitting on a total of 241 after 108. If she does

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this she will get 138 and her total will go up to 245 and it will be an

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Olympic record and she will be so far away from the Thai competitor

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it will virtually guarantee her a total, 246 kgs, 10 kg ahead. She is

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at the top of the pile when it comes to Olympic lifts. She holds

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the overall total record at the Olympic Games. New Olympic record.

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There you go, confirmation she is 10 kgs ahead of the second position.

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Ukraine takes the brunt. Great Britain, further down, Zoe Smith

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Her British record for Zoe Smith. But Great Britain women's

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basketball team 1 -- lost their first match but today play calendar.

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-- played Canada. Britain are run often in basketball. An inadvisable

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shot on one end is punished on the other end. That is the exact type

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of shot Great Britain have been That was a dangerous pass. It was

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an obvious one. They need to keep their composure, get something out

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of the events, very stagnant by now another close one. She misses,

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rebounds. It looks really stagnant on their sides. Four minutes left

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He wants to talk it over, he knows the shots are not those that will

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win this kind of game. When it like Canada, making sure they

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forced the referees to make decisions about fouls, and

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certainly for GB to play tough in Defence. The interesting thing is

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how well the players have adjusted. Both teams have understood the

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referees will swallow the whistles. GB have taken more advantage of

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that fact than Canada which is surprising. One of the rules is

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referees will always interpret the game in one way. Good players will

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adjust to that. It is not a question of the referee being bad.

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They have been invisible. basketball has been the better for

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the result. You see the drive, the last drive by Canada. They are

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getting a higher quality shots in Here is the pressure. A bad pass in.

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Stafford pushing her free. Another big offensive rebound. Another

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possession. This is the key time, only one shot, you can only allow

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one shot. They go cross-court, take the three, miss it. Both Great

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Britain players were on the floor. Again they miss. Becomes least. --

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police. This is a nightmare. seconds and they still have the

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ball and they are still taking Kitted out to the cornet, Smith was

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on the line. That was almost a full minute of possession from Canada.

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You cannot the win if you will give up that many offensive rebounds.

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Kim Butler kids it out -- kicked it out. You can see the frustration on

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Collins comes in. That last shot by Canada, foot on the line, luckily,

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for Great Britain. The fact is now, the pressure has to come on but

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they must make sure this pressure doesn't mean they get beaten moving

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Canada spread it out again. Smith hits A3 at this time. No need to

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panic at this point. Loads of time. Just need high-quality shops. The

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speed of passing by Great Britain is not as sharp. Temi Fagbenle!

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pressure is easily handled by She almost couldn't handle it. She

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put it in in the end. Almost fumbled it. Temi Fagbenle looking

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to get open. Has to come back out to control the ball. Natalie

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Stafford tried to lay it up. Canada saying, we need to hold this up.

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They get the rebound. That was huge. Be up there is a story at the end

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of this game if it does not go to Great Britain, it means these

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offensive rebounds means Canada had or 10 possessions when Great

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Britain only have three. You cannot win when you have 10 possessions

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against Jews. Great Britain have their work cut out for them. This

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is a question of getting a great shot, moving towards the basket,

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getting there whole team moving. Look at the intensity from Alison

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McNeill. She knows exactly what they need to do. If they can do it

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without mistakes that they are in a great position to close it out.

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Trying to get Great Britain an option. Probably one option heading

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towards the basket. Great hands to hold on to that and put it into the

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basket. Passing is the terms of the game in terms of driving in. A

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lesson can be learned from that in Canada all over the board. A great

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job of trying to keep it going. Natalie Stafford has done a great

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It was short but that it was good They can't let at the clock just

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run down. Either foul or don't foul. And there is a foul. The it is the

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worst combination. Foul early and caused a reset for starboard don't

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40 seconds remaining. Kim Smith the Mrs them both. Stef Collins comes

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away with the ball. And there is a foul. You wish she could have

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thrown the ball up as she gets hit. For foul is on the floor so no

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three throws. It is one of those It is amazing, any of these touches

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could have been a foul in any other Great Britain needed to stop the

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Again, reaching in for the foul. Only 15 seconds now to play. The

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next foul will send Canada to the line to chute. And then the penalty.

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I would like to have seen Great Britain get Canada earlier into the

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penalty. Instead the ball goes on Jo Leedham last a foul. The this is

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a tough, tough loss for Great Britain. They are looking at a game

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where they did so much right. A good foul there by Jo Leedham to

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stop the clock. It would have been criminal, win or lose it Great

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Britain had looked at this game and said, that is as good as we can

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play. The reality is, there is so much more they can do to take them

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to the next level. As they fight for the ball on the court. That

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will bring the game it to a close You just made a great point, this

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is a British team at that knows how they played better, they could have

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won this game. Absolutely, but lessons they can take from this and

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help them improve for the next game, they did escape did Canada? They

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did. When they needed it, they got the shooting and came out with the

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tremendous one minute long possession after the time-out and

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wrapped the game up. Great Britain suffered their second loss.

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Disappointing results. Gabby Logan is here because she will be on BBC

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One. I cannot get any guests together tonight, it is quiet.

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are these then? Besides this lot. The only medal winners of the day,

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the only time in 100 years Britain has won a gymnastics medal. I am

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