London 2012 Olympics: Danny Kerry demands more 'fire in bellies' despite GB women's win over Argentina A solid first-half performance, during which Alex Danson scored with a reverse-stick strike and Ashleigh Ball tapped in off a penalty corner, was followed by a missed penalty stroke and an unsteady 25-minute period. It was testimony to goalkeeper Beth Storry and her back line that Argentina were unable to convert any of five penalty corners in the second half - a statistic Kerry warned could easily have turned the game on its head. "It was disappointing," said Kerry, whose side will play Argentina again in today's test event final. There was a real spark about us at the start but it was a 45-minute performance. We're here preparing for the games of our lives at the London 2012 Olympics and we can't just have 45-minute performances, we need 70 minutes. With the number of corners we conceded, the game could easily have got away from us. The players have to have fire in their bellies and - apart from the back line - I was looking for people to step up and show what kind of people they are. Meanwhile, Britain's men missed out on a place in the final after drawing 3-3 with Australia. Britain twice went ahead through James Tindall and Richard Alexander before relinquishing the advantage early in the second half. Ashley Jackson drew level five minutes from time but Australia held on and will play Germany for the gold medal while Britain face India for bronze.