Commonwealth Games: All the live action from penultimate day of the Games in Glasgow

That’s where we leave our coverage from the penultimate day of Games action!

Do join us this afternoon as we take you across the final events in Glasgow. We’ll chat to you then!

Take a deep breath as it’s quite the list...

GOLD

• Women’s 10,000m walk - Jemima Montag
• Men’s 55kg boxing - Jye Dixon
• Men’s Discus - Matthew Denny
• Women’s 200m T38 - Rhiannon Clarke
• Women’s 75kg boxing - Emma-Sue Greentree
• Men’s Sprint cycling - Leigh Hoffman
• Men’s 4x100m relay
• Women’s Javelin - Mackenzie Little
• Men’s Pole Vault - Kurtis Marschall
• Women’s One mile - Abbey Caldwell

• Women’s 10,000m walk - Elizabeth McMillen
• Men’s 65kg boxing- Jacob Cassar
• Women’s Tandem B 1km Time Trial - Jessica Gallagher & Jacqueline Mengler-Mohr
• Women’s 63kg Judo - Saya Middleton
• Women’s 1km Time Trial - Claudia Marcks
• Women’s 70kg Judo - Aoife Coughlan
• Men’s 10km Scratch Race - Thomas Cornish
• Men’s 800m - Luke Boyes
• Men’s One Mile - Cam Myers

BRONZE

• Men’s 1500m T54 - Sam Rizzo
• Women’s 10,000m walk - Rebecca Henderson
• Women’s 200m T38 - Briseis Brittain
• Men’s Tandem B Sprint - Kane Perris & Luke Zaccaria
• Women’s 25km points race - Georgia Baker
• Men’s 81kg Judo - Keishin Ochi
• Men’s Individual Sprint - Tayte Ryan
• Women’s Long Jump - Brooke Buschkuehl

Louise Hoskins and Serena Bonell made light work of Scotland in their Para bowls semifinal bout, sweeping aside Scotland 6-4, 5-1.

They will face New Zealand in the decider tomorrow as will our Para men’s.

One of 10 siblings and a type 1 diabetic, Emma-Sue Greentree has landed the gold she has dreamt of since watching her sister take home a Beijing Olympics medal.

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Having already secured gold, Marschall breaks Steve Hooker’s long-standing record by clearing 5.85m on his second attempt.

What a night for Australian athletics.

He is a three-time champion with four perfect jumps and no one able to clear 5.80.

Utter dominance to make it Australia’s best-ever track and field day at a Commonwealth Games with seven golds!

He’s the first-ever three-time men’s pole vault champion at the Commonwealth Games.

GOLD. Abbey Caldwell

SILVER. Jessica Hull

Bronze. Claudia Hollingsworth.

No country has ever swept the podium in this event but Australia have now!

Caldwell went out along the back straight with Hull following her.

Hollingsworth was nowhere as she looked stuck in the pack but swung out and charged home to claim the bronze.

What a perfect race for the Aussies.

Jessica Hull is the favourite, while Abbey Cladwell and Claudia Hollingsworth are also strong chances.

On his first attempt as well, South Africa’s Kyle Rademeyer had one fail at 5.70m while Englands Owen Heard had two before clearing so the Australian is in a good position.

They led after the first two changes and were in third at the final change.

But coming into the final, Jemma Pollard seized up and collapsed as she hobbled over the finish line in seventh.

She’s absolutely devastated.

“I think I just gave the first 300 absolutely everything and I had nothing left,” she says.

“I just got crazy lactic.”

To add insult to injury they’ve been disqualified for a lane infringement.