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

Tandem gun Jessica Gallagher will step up to the podium for a silver medal this time around.

Her and pilot Jacqueline Mengler-Mohr put up a valiant effort to come back with a top time, but New Zealand’s Emma Foy managed to go one better.

Defending champion Jessica Gallagher has set herself up to go for gold again in the tandem b time trial.

She was behind England’s Sophie Unwin at every time interval and looked unlikely to go back-to-back.

But a late burst helped her cross the finish line by a slim margin of 0.110.

There are two riders left to dethrone her, but the Aussie has guaranteed a medal.

It’s another pool win in the lawn bowls for the Aussies.

Para-pair Damien Delgado and James Reynolds bested their Scotland opponents 1.5-0.5.

The women’s para-pairs are currently underway, also taking on Scotland.

In the all-Aussie semi-final race in the men’s sprint Leigh Hoffman has taken the first win over teammate Tate Ryan.

It’s a win-win situation for Australia with a guarenteed cyclist in the gold and bronze race.

Just who it will be is to be decided, but the experienced Hoffman takes the first race.

The heartrate is still high after that intense semi-final bout, but now we turn our attention over to the velodrome.

Perth para-cyclist Kane Perris has stuck first, taking one race in the men’s tandem b sprint finals.

The best of three clash for bronze as the West Aussie take the early edge, nudging out his Malaysian competitor by one tenths of a second.

It will be a shot that Sophie Dwyer won’t forget any time soon - for all the wrong reasons.

The pressure was insurmountable and it boiled over to one crucial moment.

Australia will have to pick themselves up and prepare for a bronze medal match against England tomorrow.

Down by one point with no time left on the clock and Sophie Dwyer has missed the penalty shot that would have sent the game into extra time.

The Diamonds dream of defending their gold medal were crushed in the 45-46 loss to Jamaica.

Australia were left devastated after the miss and the Jamaica side erupted.

It is the first semi-final loss in the Diamonds history.

Courtney Bruce’s crucial turnover has provided a spark for the Diamonds.

They cut the lead to one with 40 seconds to play.

Diamonds go down by four points and things are looking dour.

They need a serious spark in the final four minutes.

A diving effort for Cara Koenen provided a brilliant goal to keep the Diamonds hopes alive.

They still trail 41-43 with less than six to play.