Commonwealth Games: The final day in Glasgow as it happened
There are just a few events left before the 2026 Commonwealth Games come to an end and Australia still have plenty of medals to win.
Sport: There are just a few events left before the 2026 Commonwealth Games come to an end and Australia still have plenty of medals to win.
Green and gold is flying in the velodrome and competing on the tatami, looking to add to an already historic tally.
Follow all the latest from Glasgow live here.
Key events
03 Aug 2026 - 01:14 AM
That’s a wrap Glasgow!
03 Aug 2026 - 01:14 AM
Final medal tally
03 Aug 2026 - 12:46 AM
Brilliant Bleddyn caps Glasgow with silver!
03 Aug 2026 - 12:03 AM
Ozcicek-Takagi wins silver!
02 Aug 2026 - 11:46 PM
Terrific Tara does it again! New World Record
02 Aug 2026 - 11:25 PM
Clonan joins the medal fun
02 Aug 2026 - 10:30 PM
Swan submitted for silver
02 Aug 2026 - 10:21 PM
Polites, Baker survive the peloton
02 Aug 2026 - 08:07 PM
Delgado, Reynolds go undefeated!
02 Aug 2026 - 07:11 PM
Hoffman’s golden trifecta!
02 Aug 2026 - 06:45 PM
Bonnell’s golden shot!
02 Aug 2026 - 05:55 PM
“Bitter sweet”
02 Aug 2026 - 05:24 PM
Netball Bronze!
Costly errors
England have thrown the ball away twice in the opening minutes of the second half as they attempt to overcome Australia’s double-digit lead.
It doesn’t look like the Roses have made any changes and the Australians are business as usual.
Score is Aus 37, ENG 26
HT: Australia 35, England 24
England are simply hanging in at the moment.
This is very similiar to the early meeting between these sides.
On that occassion, Australia dominated for three quarter before England got some respect back in the last.
Will this be the same?
In control
The Aussies have taken full control now.
They are using a measured pace with their ball movement but know when to flick the switch.
England are nowhere near as desperate to intercept as Jamaica were last night and it means there’s no pressure on the Diamonds.
Australia up 32-20.
12 for 12
WA’s Sophie Garbin only took four shots for the Dianmonds in the semifinal.
She already has 12 today and has not missed any.
Making up for a tough performance against Jamaica.
Australia up 22-14.
QT: Australia 19, England 11
The Aussies are intercepting everywhere and look a different team to the one that got rolled by Jamaica.
They have forced England to go to the bench already and they will be making some more changes at the break.
Austin looks strong under the net while Bruce is breaking up England’s attacks.
No intensity
Niether side are super eager to be in the consolation match but as the game wears on the rivalry is sure to come to the fore.
The Aussies have truned a two-goal deficet into a four-goal lead with three minutes left to the first break.
Goal for goal
The Aussies do appear up for the fight and should be confident after having beaten England in the pool round.
Their defence has been sharp and they are moving the ball quickly.
The crowd is on the English side as Australia lead 5-4.
It is also Kiera Austin’s 50th match for Australia.
One better
The English finished fourth in Birmingham and have the chance to go one better here.
The Aussies were left devasated by defeat to Jamaica yesterday but must bounce back to ensure they don’t miss the medals altogether.
Welcome!
We have reached the final day of action in Glasgow in what has been a medal-laden Comm Games for Australia.
But we are not done yet!
The Diamonds start the day playing for bronze against England after being upset in the semifinal before our cycling stars hit the velodrome.
Stay tuned for all the latest from Scotland here!
