BBC Two: Day 4: 22.00-22.40 Olympics

I just thought you might fancy the longer version of that. Good

evening. Let's see what has been happening on day four of London

Michael Phelps was denied a third Michael Phelps was denied a third

straight gold in the butterfly, Chad le Clos beat him in a stunning

finish. That silver plus gold in the freestyle relay it made him the

most successful Olympian of all time with 19 medals. Team GB's

Michael Jamieson stormed into the 200m breaststroke final in a new

British record time. Andrew Willis also qualified. Great Britain's

eventing team including Zara Phillips won a Super absinthe --

silver medal behind Germany at Greenwich Park. Tina Cook and Mary

King just missed out on a second medal in the individual equestrian

event as Michael Jung made it a double gold for Germany.

World number one David Florence was knocked out in the semi-finals as

Tony Estanguet won gold in the We start with basketball. Before we

see Team GB's men in action let's meet their star man. He plays in

the NBA for the Chicago Bulls and made history by becoming the first

Briton to be selected for the There is the good and the bad, a

good part is definitely playing basketball at the highest level. I

don't like sitting with the media. I would rather go out and nobody

recognise me, the guide at the back with a heart on, nobody coming up

to me. In a simple manner he sums up life as an NBA superstar.

But his life has been anything but simple. He is a superstar in the

United States with the Chicago Bulls, the team made famous by

Michael Jordan. An all-star of the NBA. President Obama calls him an

inspiration. It is incredible what he has done. He is British, the

highest paid British oarsmen in the world and a weekly wage if eclipses

that off David Beckham. management two years ago, they said

have you got any more like him. When he walks down the high street

in Brixton he is barely recognised. If you were to drop me in London

and a my way around every were. journey to the top began in the

toughest way possible, he was born during the civil war in Sudan as

soon after his family fled the country. I lived in Egypt for five

years without a carrot. -- without my parents. If they were in England

asking for asylum. Everything we made we shared. He was never likely

to go off the rails. Professional football was his first green.

not the guy who sits there and talks about himself, I don't do

that. When it comes to football, I would admit I am pretty good. I was

just watching the England Italy match. There is a flashback that

comes through, and you wonder, if there. Football wasn't his destiny.

Certainly not once he met the irresistible force that is Jimmy

ruptures -- Rogers. Your job is to grab babble. Grab the ball. Aware

he to be hostile, agile, mobile. When I was at Brixton I felt I

worked very hard, went to practise. I started playing with the older

guys into a Jimmy Rogers came over. He said you have a chance to be

something special. He left his sprint -- you have to spring.

has made him go all the way? Very intellectually shop. When he went

to the NBA he told me about Madison Square Gardens and said, now the

hard work starts. Babette be -- I bet that is the only guy in the MBA

you as that. Does he still scare you? I don't want to talk about

that. I am who I am because I it was a part of that. Kids let you

down, then you get a phone call, from somebody in the States, he has

graduated. A telegram. It gives you the grounding for life. A lot of

these people come through Brixton, they are great human beings. I have

been very poor the -- I have been very blessed. I would never take

advantage of it, that is where I It has always been about giving

back. He has never been flash. It has always been about so much more.

I have seen both sides of the world. I have been on bedside. I was a

refugee and had nothing. I ate no - - I own a lot of money and I am

known, the balance is not fair. Giving back to south Sudan, the

place of his birth. The world's youngest country, struggling to

emerge from the brutal war of independence. Everyone of you guys

is capable of being somebody special, what ever you dream in

your head, whatever you want to be, maybe you will be the president of

this country, and one day you will lead us, be the leader of a great

country. And right now giving back to British basketball. It is a

special time for us, all the kids that love basketball can stand out

and say that is their team. What feeling when you have when he runs

out for Team GB? I will be very proud, something I never thought I

would see in my lifetime. The guys on the team are the same guys I

grew up with, they all we said one day we will put British basketball

Let's see how he got on with Great Britain in their first game, the

opposition was provided by Brazil, the commentary, John Amaechi and

Mike Carlton. We joined it in the final quarter with Britain in white

onto for Great Britain. A good recovery by Brazil. The isolation

they could get in that position, away because of the clock. Deng

hits. Great Britain in the lead by There is you're all staff. As long

as you don't have to make your key player be spectacular on every

single played during the game, you can give them the opportunity to be

spat -- spectacular at the most important times. This is the

difference. Taking hits, recreating a tough job. Concentrating on him,

he will not have this energy left. Great Britain up by one, did

defence did it. -- good defence did We see it time and time again,

players don't think it is important Four minutes to play. Great Britain

Sell imported, maintain composure, Brazil will attack. You want to

know how important this would be. Great Britain beating Brazil in

football and multiply it by 50. far more unexpected outcome.

Chris Finch was talking about that Garcia gets the rebound. He runs

down the lane. In from the corner. Dougie Duke some perspective their

third three-point shot. The lead Again, tough defence all weight to

that last second, the hands go on, it will be a foul -- all the way.

Garcia just manhandling him, pushing him out the attack said.

They are trying to push him further. Garcia has been doing a fantastic

job. For Brazil he has been named defensive player of the Year four

Didn't see that expire, at their home -- they thought maybe it had

hit the rim. Let's see if it did, 2.5 minutes to play. Brazil up by

four. The ball comes loose, picked up by a Splitter. That back for it

turned the corner, talk about fundamentals, -- back for it. --

foot. Turnover at a crucial time. He wants to go on his own, he loses

the ball, down the line. It was a good move, at the right move at the

right time. He was going to go up for that. Brazil have taken another

We have got to stop here. Let's go red. What do you guys want? Do you

The coach is an Argentine, but You heard Christopher Finch talking

about denying the ball and laying Again the hand goes in and the foul

gets called. The next one will put Brazil in the penalty zone. At the

moment two players are sandwiched together and you know there is

What a Caleb that is. That is a dagger because the rest of the

Defence for GB did not get back and that is fundamental. -- What a

killer at that is. Nene was bothered by a foot injury, but he

is not bothered there. Brazil will get another possession with a

minute and a half to play. rebounds are a nightmare, they take

the wind out of a team. It is out of bounds. A break for GB. Time Out

called. Christopher Finch tried to cancel that time-out called.

might have been an idea. We have to make plays now. You here and you

You see that foul at a crucial time of the game. You cannot afford to

give away any extra points. That led directly to another opportunity

on fence. Extra possessions at this They had a quiet 19 points done in

the most boring ways. They did everything that had to be done.

That was knocked away. The basket No want went with him. They went

patiently with the pick and the role. Garcia again knocks it away.

That is a foolish foul. Fouling Luol Deng. He knows he has got to

get the shot off. It is too important to have car seal on the

bench at this crucial time. -- Andrew Sullivan comes in, he has

been a very good defender. A lot of strategy going on. Brazil putting

in fence at players. -- defensive Three for 7. Neither team has shot

well from the free-throw line. GB have got eight from 14. He makes

the third of the three. 60-65. Many Sullivan tied him up. You see how

Brazil spread the floor and forced the defenders to stay at the very

They want to keep the ball in the hands of the player who is the best

They will need a quick three and the ball back. It is going to be

important with 11 seconds left. Whatever is on Christopher Finch's

11 seconds and a seven-point lead. You heard Christopher Finch talking

about the flair screen. Maybe a quick kick back to Luol Deng.

Luol Deng wanted the ball and he did not get it. Another

heartbreaking defeat for Great They face Spain on Thursday. Great

Britain's women's hockey team performed well in the opening game

at beating Japan 4-0. That put them at the top. In today's early match

of the Netherlands moved clear, thanks to a win over Japan. Kate

Walsh suffered a fractured his jaw in the match when she was struck in

the face. She bravely intends to return when she can. We will see

how Team GB got on against South goalkeeper. An early gift. The

goalkeeper has not served her team well. That is an absolute

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 57 seconds

in the tournament. The shot was Rogers. It is great to see. This is

what she is very good at. bullet. The goalkeeper has been

Great Britain. The started by Thomas, finished by her inner

of the goalkeeper. They would have spent hours on the training field

during these kind of corners, that is a brilliant routine. Excellent,

for Korea from a penalty corner. They moved to a pitch, using the

full length. Good save. It couldn't stop the second one. It is 3-2,

good strike. Disappointment now would turn into a bit of worry.

Unmarked at the far post. Questions need to be asked of the defensive

think that is the appropriate word. Hannah MacLeod lifts the ball over

the first defenders Dick, it is in the air, didn't make contact with

situation. It was Georgie Twigg. Helen Richardson, she managed to

work her way around, great composure by Georgie Twigg. I

thought initially she would take the shot on the reverse stick but

goalkeeper missed it, and she scores. They have come back to 5-3.

that is not good news. The that his her ankle. Let's hope this isn't as

bad as potentially it looks and she I am proud of the goals. We got on

it and put the two goals away, very proud. Fair play to Korea, they

didn't give up, when are we to 3-3, you heard the crowd, they lifted

everybody and gave us that extra buzz, that was the advantage of

being at home. We kept going, we didn't doubt that we could win this

game and we played them until the end. That injury did not look good,

10 -- can you tell us much more? don't know much, I have come from

the game to the press conference. I saw her out on the crutches

afterwards, at think it is an ankle twist, that is all I know. The

crowd of brilliant. Great to see the support. The second game in,

loud and better than ever. All the cheering, it really spurs us on.

Great game. Great Britain reclaim Great game. Great Britain reclaim

top spot ahead of the Dutch on goal difference. The next match is then

faced Belgium at 7pm on Thursday. You can watch that rival BBC Three.

The Olympic flame burns. Verities. And you are on BBC One very shortly.

Another stellar line-up. I had Stella! John McEnroe, Michael

Johnson,. You are you know he should get, or boat, Chad le Clos's

father. We put the request in. He is going

through drug testing at the moment. I hope you get them on, his dad was

sensational. The moment of the day, that will

raise was fantastic, a brilliant night in the pool.

One silver today. The gold rush starts tomorrow.

We hope so. No pressure, Bradley Wiggins.

It is how it is, not too many finals in the early stages, things

are going through heats and semi- finals.

And the sport we tend to do better at, a little bit later on. She says,

hopefully. It is a question of we do not want

to peak too soon. Build it up, a nice crescendo.

We will build it up towards your show.