Steven Rossiter:, external Classy display by Michaela Walsh mouthing "I won" over and over. She lost and she badly needs sportsmanship lessons.

Ben Wallis:, external Very poor interview from Michaela Walsh, not done herself any favours there.

Fred:, external Walsh would have been honest saying she felt she had won it. Saying she was cheated is unsporting!

Before Paddy Barnes can climb into the ring it has to first be used to present the medals for the the women's flyweight division.

Northern Ireland silver medallist Michaela Walsh, labouring her point a bit now, jabs at her own chest and mouths "I won" down the camera lens as the four fighters head out to the canvas.

Nicola Adams' 100-watt smile is set to full beam as she waves to all sides of the SECC. Her's is England's 50th medal.

One of Michaela Walsh's stable-mates at the Holy Family boxing club on Belfast's North Queen Street is Paddy Barnes.

The 27-year-old has bronze medals from the Beijing and London Olympics and was unfortunate not get more in 2012.

He also defending light flyweight champion from Delhi four years ago.

His chance to regain gold is next. India's Devendro Laishram will be his opponent.

Gary Lineker
BBC Sport presenter

"What a great scrapper Nicola Adams is. Gold again for the face of women's boxing. A face that defies her ferocity."

Northern Ireland judoka Eoin Fleming:, external "Some performance by Michaela Walsh, very harshly done by with that decision! Kazakhstan ref must have been watching a different fight."

Northern Ireland boxer Ruairi Dalton:, external "Well done Michaela Walsh I thought you were hard done by."

Scotland women's hockey player Sarah Robertson:, external "Great atmosphere at the boxing, can't wait for the Scots to come on."

Ben Dirs
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Michaela Walsh believes she beat Nicola Adams but pretty much nobody in the media tribune agrees with her, with most believing it should have been a unanimous decision for England's Olympic champion rather than a split one. Take nothing away from Walsh, however, she will be a force to be reckoned with at the 2016 Olympics in Rio, fighting for Ireland of course."

Ruari Giles:, external What a champ and gracious boxer. Well done Nicola Adams.

David Talbot:, external Great win by Adams and an appalling display of bad sportsmanship in the loser's interview!

Think that is little harsh David. Michaela Walsh paid tribute to Nicola Adams, but was honest about the fact that she thought that she won the fight.

Commonwealth women's flyweight silver medallist Michaela Walsh, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was a close fight but I wanted it that wee bit more. She is Olympic champion and the two judges had it level, but I know in my heart I won the fight.

"I'd like to say congratulations to Nicola Adams, she is a great boxer for women's boxing but I do feel I have been cheated of the gold."

The second game has been a corker in the men's semi-finals but it's the Malaysian pairing who prevail, beating England, who were the number one seeds, 2-0. Chris Adcock and Andrew Ellis will now play England team-mates Chris Langridge and Peter Mills for the bronze medal later today.

In fact there is home nations' involvement in four of the five bronze-medal matches. The action starts again at 17:00 BST.

Commonwealth women's flyweight champion Nicola Adams, speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm absolutely over the moon. I'm overwhelmed, I can't believe it. The support I have had - I'd like to say thank you to everyone who has turned up today and to those who have supported from home.

"I knew it was close through the rounds but I thought I had done enough to just take it. It's definitely been a Scottish rumble in the jungle."

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It was wafer tight on the judges' scorecards. Nicola Adams shades it on a third after the first two ruled it a draw.

Michaela Walsh doesn't agree. Not in the slightest. She shakes her heads, wags her finger and departs the ring in a state of devastation.

Both Michaela Walsh and Nicola Adams greet the bell with celebratory arms aloft. But I think it is Walsh who is bluffing. She upped the work rate, but not enough to steal the fight away.

Lucy O'Connor
BBC Sport boxing expert & English champion

"Walsh is not making it easy for Adams, she has caught her with a few but Adams had the only clean shot in that round. Both of these boxers are counter punchers and waiting to find the space to counter."

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Nicola Adams is fighting like a boxer who believes she is ahead on the cards. She is happy to wait for Walsh to come to her and then land counters. It is her natural style and it shows. A couple of right hand replies from the Englishwoman are the highlights of a scrappy round.

Lucy O'Connor
BBC Sport boxing expert & English champion

"Better rhythm here from Nicola Adams, she is using her movement just to get inside the slightly longer range of Michaela Walsh. There was a good positive end to round two from Walsh, although Adams probably just edged the more eye-catching exchanges."

Michaela Walsh is very game, but when it comes to exchanges it is Nicola Adams who looks the faster and more accurate. Adams does not mind mixing it in the clinches either. She gets in a few sneaky lefts as the referee lets the two try and sort themselves out in a grapple.

A technical problem is keeping us in the dark about the judges' opinions, but both the first two rounds have been Adams' for me.

Intriguing stuff in the opening round. Walsh came out and set up camp in the centre of the ring, but it was Adams who landed the cleaner blows - one overhand right was a shot to shudder the very marrow.

In the men's doubles semi final, it's first blood to the Malaysian pairing as they've taken the first game 21-19 against England's Andrew Ellis and Chris Adcock.

Malaysia's Vivian Kah Mun Hoo and Khe Wei Woon prove too strong for England's Gabrielle Adcock and Lauren Smith in the women's semis, winning 21-16 21-11.

Amir Khan
Former world boxing champion and BBC Sport expert

"There is a good vibe about this place. We're looking at around 17,000 people here and it just shows how popular boxing is.

"Nicola Adams has that spark about her. I saw her in the changing rooms, she looks nice and calm. It will be a tough fight against Michaela Walsh but she has the tools to win gold."

Nicola Adams and Michaela Walsh step forward to get their instructions. Michaela Walsh stares straight into the whites of Adams' eyes. Not a blink or flicker from the Englishwoman.