While the Commonwealth Games may seem to be faultless and running with ease, with huge celebrity presenters like Clare Balding who you can read more about here hosting the show, there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes. From cleaning to priming pitches and surfaces ready for the athletes there is a whole team of volunteers at the Commonwealth Games, which is taking place in Birmingham.
This includes two volunteers who had a great time while raking the sand for the volleyball games. With Queen's iconic 'I Want To Break Free' playing in the background and using their rakes as props the duo burst into dance, emulating the memorable '80s music video where Freddie Mercury hoovers around the other band members dressed in a PVC skirt and pink top.
Their moves included twirls, kicks, using the rake as an air guitar, the splits, and pointing to the crowd. The crowd was loving the display and happily clapped and danced along.
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The clip of the volunteers having the time of their life was posted to Twitter, where there was lots of positive reaction. One person said: "Fantastic effort! Love Brum", another added: "This has made my day, wonderful" followed by a clapping emoji.
A third said: "Class" with a dancing man emoji and "Total legend #Break Free". The Commonwealth Games are currently taking place in Birmingham and across the West Midlands, you can read all the venues being used here.
The BBC is presenting coverage of the games, meaning a schedule change for their flagship soap EastEnders, with an impressive lineup of sporting presenters and commentators. You can read the full line-up here.
So far Wales has picked up ten medals including a bronze in the men's triples bowls, a silver for Olivia Mathias in the triathlon and a silver for Non Standford also in the triathlon, and gold on the cycling track with James Ball and pilot Matthew Rotherham beating rival Neil Fachie to grab the top spot.
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