Don’t you hate it when you lose the keys to your Olympic stadium?

Olympic officials lost the keys to one of the gates at a stadium before a soccer match.

The Rio Olympics, the awkward cousin at the Titanic-Hindenburg family reunion, formally kick off Friday with what is sure to be an exciting opening ceremony.

While we wait for the ceremony, however, several athletes have already begun competition, most notably in men's and women's soccer. Of course, like everything else in Rio, those soccer matches did not happen without encountering a few obstacles along the way.

This time, Olympic officials couldn’t find the keys to unlock one of the stadium gates before a soccer match, eventually resorting to bolt cutters to let people into the game:

Bolt cutters needed open Olympic Stadium today after keys lost. Now door locked to mixed zone pic.twitter.com/G8YAR4zMuu

— tariq panja (@tariqpanja) August 3, 2016

What a start! #Rio2016 kicking off with lost key and firemen forcing open lock to east gate of Olympic stadium #oops pic.twitter.com/7yj0moF9Ms

— Julia Dias Carneiro (@juliadcarneiro) August 3, 2016

At least no one got robbed, kidnapped or threatened by a fire (this time).