Brazilian Olympic Games player Isadora Cerullo said yes when partner Marjorie Enya proposed to her on pitch at Rugby Sevens

BRAZIL may have only finished ninth in the Olympic Rugby Sevens, but player Isadora Cerullo had her own golden moment.

‘She said yes’ erupted on Twitter after this proposal in Rio. Picture: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images

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Brazil may have only finished ninth in the inaugural Olympic Games’ Rugby Sevens tournament, but Brazilian player Isadora Cerullo had a golden moment when her partner Marjorie Enya proposed to her after the final between Australia and New Zealand.

While most of the spotlight, and cameras, were on the winning side Australia and the other medal winners, Ms Enya found Cerullo on the field and asked her to marry her.

Volunteer Marjorie Enya and her now-fiance Isadora Cerullo. Picture: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images

Plenty of volunteers hung around to cheer on the happy couple. Picture: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images

The world got excited by this romantic proposal. Picture: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images

Ms Enya has been working as a volunteer at the event, and the pair have been living and breathing Rugby since Cerullo made the Olympic squad.

The Twitter-sphere went bezerk after the proposal, with fans from across the globe sending their congratulations.

Volunteer Marjorie Enya proposes to #BRA #rugby player Isadora Cerullo...and she says yes! #loveislove ❤️ pic.twitter.com/ubiJuRe46p

— News-clexakru (@commander_press) August 9, 2016

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In 2014, Cerullo reportedly was graduating from Columbia University in the USA and on her way to becoming a doctor.

Cerullo grew up in the USA, but when she got the call up to play Rugby Sevens for Brazil, which as the host country qualified automatically for the Games in Rio, she jumped at it.

I don't get rugby, but I get love. Congrats to Isadora Cerullo and Marjorie Enya. #BRA🇧🇷 pic.twitter.com/jIZzlLXEZj

— Dale Rossman (@dale_rossman) August 9, 2016

Cerullo and her Brazilian teammates had mixed results at the tournament, beating Japan but falling to Great Britain and Canada in the round matches.

The local side defeated Colombia 24-0 and Japan 33-5 in the playoff finals to secure ninth place.

Tears of excitement after the proposal. Picture: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images ALL THE ACTION FROM DAY 3 IN RIO