That is over and out for now though on a jam-packed day of Commonwealth fun.
Thanks for your company and sweet dreams.
Tuesday's action
There could be another podium rendition of Flower of Scotland tomorrow in the pool as Hannah Miley takes on Wales' Jazz Carlin in the 400m freestyle final.
Elsewhere the men's team gymnastics looks interesting with Great Britain team-mates Kristian Thomas, Sam Oldham and Max Whitlock, and Dan Purvis and Daniel Keatings, divided along England and Scotland lines respectively.
In shooting, Northern Irish full bore specialist David Calvert returns to the Commonwealth Games for a 10th time as part of the team for Glasgow, having won four gold and four bronze medals since his debut at the Edmonton Games of 1978.
What does that all mean for the medals table? Well, those pesky Aussies are still top, but today's tip of the hat goes to Scotland in third.
Thirteen gold medals, the latest of which were Libby Clegg's T12 100m success and victory for Alex Marshall and Paul Foster in the men's pairs, is a national record for the Commonwealth Games.
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Today's action
Time for your bullet-train review of what happened in today's action.
"Nicola showed her class and ability. She overwhelmed Oluwantoyin Oladeji, who was probably saved by the bell in the end. It was first class and I think she will be too good for anyone else here."
Boxing
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Nicola Adams finishes like a train, buzzing around a weary Oluwatoyin Oladeji like an irate hornet, throwing stinging shots at the struggling Nigerian. A clear victory and the Englishwoman is all grins as she salutes each side of the ring with shadow punches.
An impressive and, by the looks of it, enjoyable opening.
#71club updates
Ollie Williams
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Number 36 - Clemenca Sionehelo - Niue Island
Clemencia Sioneholo represents Niue Island, one of the smallest nations in the Commonwealth Games, in the #71club.
"We're a small nation, but if you come to our land, we have a big heart. You'll have fun," says the shooter of home, which is 1,500 miles north-east of New Zealand.
She adds that back home, islanders sometimes use the local flying fox population for target practice - eating the proceeds. "It's a delicacy."
Ollie is attempting to interview a competitor from all 71 nations and territories by the end of the Games. He also grabbed Canada's Susan Nattrass - one of the most decorated shooters at the event - today. His tally is up to 37, and he's targeting 10 more in athletics and boxing on Tuesday.
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Nicola looks very relaxed, very comfortable and is showcasing her talents. That's three rounds out of three now."
Boxing
Nicola Adams's quality shines through. The Yorkshirewoman snaps her opponent's head back with a heavy left hand flush on the chin. Round three is marked down to her by all of the judges.
Boxing
Nicola Adams is in perpetual motion, dodging, ducking and constantly readjusting the space between the fighters to her advantage.
While Oluwatoyin Oladeji's shots come in singles, Adams is stringing together slick combinations and that is enough to bag up the second round on all three cards.
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Nicola's coaches in the corner were very happy with the second round. She's dominating this and don't be surprised if the Nigerian girl gets a count this round. Very impressive from Nicola so far."
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Safe to say Nicola Adams won that first round. She's just warming up and getting her timing right. She will be more and more in control of this fight because she's too good for this girl."
Boxing
A cagey opening round with Oluwantoyin Oladeji refusing to make it easy for Nicola Adams by blundering in blindly.
Adams did manage to get through with more quality though, a jab as fast a viper strike and a strong right hand over the top convince all three judges that the round is her's.
Boxing
They have waited a long time, but the SECC fans get their reward.
England's Olympic flyweight champion Nicola Adams is led to the ring to the strains of Blur's Song Two. She waves a gloved fist to acknowledge the support, before upper-cutting thin air.
Her opponent is Nigeria's Oluwantoyin Oladeji. Ding-ding, seconds out.
Time to taste the leather.
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Housewives favourite and Wet Wet Wet lead singer Marti Pellow is on Tonight at the Games, chatting away with Clare Balding and Mark Chapman about his native Glasgow.
Too late for ticket but you can get involved by sending a tweet with the hashtag #tonightatthegames.
They are after your favourite moments of the Games so far.
Boxing
Not much argument about that one.
Northern Ireland's Michaela Walsh wins all three judges' scorecards against Thessa Dumas and moves on and up to meet Sarah Joy Rae of Jamaica in the quarter-finals.
Boxing
The first ever women's boxing match at the Commonwealth Games features Michaela Walsh. The 21-year-old from Northern Ireland lost narrowly in the European Championships to the world and continental champion at 54kg.
Dropped down to flyweight at Glasgow 2014, she is expected to bring plenty of power with her and she has unanimously won the first round against Thessa Dumas of Mauritus.
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Becca Jane: Excellent performance from Adam Gemili - managed to get himself right in the mix with the Jamaicans.
James Stevenson: Well done Adam Gemili. Fantastic performance. His star is rising. Hopefully a lot more to come.
Tim Shewan: Good 100m silver for Gemili there - the first of many. Reckon the fast times will come soon!
Boxing
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What has Nicola Adams been up to since she became the first ever Olympic boxing champion at London 2012?
Well, she hasn't stopped smiling. And she has not got all showbiz on us.
"Winning at London 2012 helped me work out the people who are real - my friends and family - and the people who are fake," she said.
"Don't get me wrong, there are times when it's really cool being treated special. But mostly I just like being what I was.
"I'm still Nicola Adams from Yorkshire, I still walk my dog in the same field I always have done."
Nicola Adams' flyweight opener is the last bout of the night at the SECC. We are currently on the fourth from last. You can get across the latest action, as ever, via the BBC Sport live stream.
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Lizzie Brereton: Cheered like a crazy person, amazing 100m by Adam Gemili to get silver.
Kate Lewers: Adam Gemili's reaction to his silver medal just then was awesome - great to see how much it matters sometimes.
Guy Hornsby: What a run from Adam Gemili! Fantastic silver, privilege to be in the stadium to see a future sprint star in the flesh.
Athletics
Women's 100m final
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England's Asha Philip tells BBC Sport after finishing fourth in the women's 100m final: "Fourth is always the first loser as people say, but I'm so proud of myself. I wanted a medal but it's my first Commonwealth Games and I've loved the experience. I am going to take it on the chin and there's more to come from me."
Athletics
"The times will come, the medals are what counts" said Adam Gemili after his 100m silver.
Unfortunately for team-mate Asha Phillips, a personal best time was only good enough for fourth in the women's 100m.
Jamaica's 100m champion Kemar Bailey-Cole speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "It means a lot because it's my first individual medal at a Championship. It's just the start of the individual medals.
"The aim was to come out here and win and I did just that. I said to myself 'these guys can't beat me'".
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Donovan Bailey, former Olympic 100m champion on BBC 5 live
"One of the things I love about Adam Gemili is his total relaxation. He has an amazing start. His first 30m is among the best you can get. He knows Kemar Bailey-Cole is bigger and faster than him, so he puts him on his heels. He took complete advantage tonight of what he has, and he will learn and get better."
Athletics
Men's 100m final
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England's Adam Gemili tells BBC Sport after his 100m silver medal: "This is my first senior medal. I'm speechless. There's so much prepration that goes into running 10 seconds - my team put a lot of work in behind the scenes. I can't believe it, this is my first time representing England and I'm so happy.
"This is something I'm never going to forget. It's not about times today, it's positions because the times will come. Medals are what count and this is a stepping stone now for the Europeans, Worlds and then Rio in 2016."
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Darren Campbell
BBC Sport athletics expert , on Radio 5 live
"This young man has come onto the British sprinting scene and sucked it up. He has shown he has what it takes. It is about consistency - can you keep backing up those times? And yep, Adam Gemili - you are the man. Now he has got a medal, he will be feared."
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England's Adam Gemili is giddy with joy, gabbling at 100mph in his post-race interview. He looks like he will float out of the stadium tonight.
"The times will come, the medals are what counts," he says with a wide grin before sending his good wishes for Eid straight down the barrel of the camera.
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Athletes' reaction to Adam Gemili's Commonwealth Silver medal
Paula Radcliffe: "Well done Adam Gemili. Brilliant run and well deserved."
Jonnie Peacock: "Huge congrats to Adam Gemili. Commonwealth silver!!! Smashed that start!!"
Jessica Ennis-Hill: "So happy for Adam Gemili. Such a nice guy! Brilliant run!"
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
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"Adam Gemili did exactly what he should have done which was put pressure on Kemar Bailey-Cole straight from the start, but Bailey-Cole's long strides took over. It's a huge landmark for Adam to run well in the qualifying rounds at a major event and get a medal in the final."
While Kemar Bailey-Cole plays it cool like he always knew that gold was his, Adam Gemili drops to his knee is delight as the big screen confirms that his dip has held off the challenge of Nickel Ashmeade for silver.
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
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"To get himself on the podium is a big thing for Adam Gemili. That gives him something to build on for the future. He can now go on and win the European Championships and then he has medals in his back pocket heading into next year which is a huge confidence booster."
Kemar Bailey-Cole came arrowing through the centre of the field from the halfway point. A clear winner, but the eye was drawn to the battle behind him where a stooping Adam Gemili snatched second for England.
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Kemar Bailey-Cole is the man outside Adam Gemili. He trains with Usain Bolt, can he deliver like the big man?
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Men's 100m final
Adam Gemili burst onto the 100m scene, full of promise when he clocked 10.05 out of nowhere in 2012.
Now 20, can he take the next step and deliver a major championship success?
Athletics
Men's 100m final
A supreme performance from Blessing Okagbare.
Can any of the men stamp all over the rest of the field in a similarly emphatic manner?
With Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake missing, opportunity knocks for someone. Who is going to answer?
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Dale Bennett: Come on Adam Gemili - get a medal for England!
Andy Priest: I honestly believe that Adam Gemili could sneak gold in the 100m tonight. He's in great form, so he'll definitely medal.
Joel Capper: Here we go then Adam Gemili. It's time for the big win, take the gold and go 9.90!
Athletics
Women's 100m final
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Women's 100m gold medallist Blessing Okagbare of Nigeria tells BBC Sport: "I am so excited right now! A new season's best and win. I'm happy I was able to put on a show. I executed it and stayed patient like my coach said I should and after 70 metres it just felt easy! I still have the 200m and the long jump and I'm looking forward to both of those events now."
Athletics
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Having only relatively recently turned her sights to sprinting and with only 25 years on the clock, this might be a sight that we get increasingly accustomed to. Blessing Okagbare will also go in the 200m and you would be a very brave punter to bet against her bagging the sprint double.
Swimming
Women's 100m freestyle medal ceremony
Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
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"It must be wonderful to stand on the podium with a gold medal around your neck and your sister around your arm." Australia's Cate Campbell spends a special family moment with her sister Bronte, who claimed the silver medal in the women's 100m freestyle. Jameson's sister Helen was a member of the silver-medal winning British women's 4×100m medley relay team at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow.
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Darren Campbell
BBC Sport athletics expert , on Radio 5 live
"It was all about technique. Blessing Okagbare kept the shoulders down and those arms driving. Veronica Campbell-Brown couldn't get the half-metre she needed to put her under any pressure. And what a performance from Asha Phillip - doing your best run, a personal best, on the biggest stage. Fantastic."
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"It was an emphatic time and an emphatic victory from Belssing Okagbare. It was a near perfect run from. Credit to Asha Philip who got a new personal best in a high quality field."
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown and Kerron Stewart filled the next two steps on the podium with England's Asha Phillip taking fourth in a new personal best time of 11.18.
Gold Medal
Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria) - Women's 100m
There was only one winner from 70m.
Veronica Campbell-Brown made up some of the ground after Blessing Okagbare's fast start but saw the Nigerian stretch away from her as she hit full stride.
A winning time of 10.85 seconds is a new Games record.
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Right, down to women's 100m final business.
Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare is relaxed enough to share a smile and a joke with the young lady in charge of looking after her kit.
Veronica Campbell-Brown of Jamaica plays it a little cooler, blowing a kiss to the crowd as her name is announced.
England's Bianca Williams, 20, will be picking up experience rather than medals. Compatriot Asha Phillip, in lane eight, would be a shock medallist.
Athletics
Men's 100m final
This is your 20-minute warning for the men's 100m final.
No Bolt, no Blake, but barrowloads of intrigue.
England's Adam Gemili has a prime lane draw in four but the man outside him, Jamaica's Kemar Bailey-Cole, with a qualifying time of 10 seconds flat and a personal best of 9.93 is ahead in the betting.
Jamaican champion Nickel Ashmeade has only himself to blame for a dog of a draw out in lane eight, but could come through.
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Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"That is the worst finish I've seen at a major event to win a gold medal for a while. It was like a splat." South Africa's Chad le Clos wins the men's 100m butterfly despite an ugly lunge for the finishing wall.
Gold Medal
Chad le Clos (South Africa) - men's 100m butterfly
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South Africa's Chad le Clos caps a breathtaking night of action at Tollcross International Swimming Centre by claiming gold in the last race of the night.
There's a bronze for England in the shape of 21-year-old Adam Barrett, while Singapore win their first medal in the pool as 19-year-old Joseph Schooling clinches silver.
The time clocked by Le Clos - 51.29secs - is a Games record. Barrett finishes in a time of 51.93secs.
#71club updates
Ollie Williams
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Number 35: David Beattie - Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland's David Beattie, a silver medallist at Delhi 2010 and Melbourne 2006, joined the #71club on his 61st birthday - on terrain he knew well.
Beattie is a trap shooter now but previously spent many years in Army training on the Ministry of Defence land that now forms Carnoustie's Commonwealth shooting venue.
"We did battle camps here," he told me, surveying the fields between the ranges. "This brings back some memories - some good, some not so good, believe you me. It's not so nice here when you're in the grass, it's raining and you're crawling through muck and dirt."
Owen Bradley: Silver for Adam Peaty. Another fantastic swim. What a Games he's had. Outstanding.
Braden Valles: Really good night in the swimming so far.
Chris P: Lovely watching Jazz Carlin's medal ceremony , Welsh and proud!
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Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"Just as well the race was 100 metres. Another metre and gold would have gone to her sister." Australia's Cate Campbell went out too fast in her quest for a new 100m freestyle world record and was nearly caught by her sister Bronte.
Gold Medal
Cate Campbell (Australia) - women's 100m freestyle
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It's another clean sweep for Australia as Cate Campbell and sister Bronte take gold and silver respectively. Cate dominates from start to finish and clocks a Games record time of 52.68secs.
Emma McKeon finishes third, England's Fran Halsall, who finishes in a time of 53.99secs, is forced to settle for fourth spot.
We are just under 15 minutes away from the women's 100m final.
It looks like Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare taking on the best of Jamaica for the medals.
The 25-year-old is in lane five with Kerron Stewart and Veronica Campbell-Brown inside her and Schillonie Calvert on the outside.
The diminutive figure of Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce won't be in the blocks. Hampered by injury and struggling for form this year, she is only running in the relay.
Athletics
Decathlon
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The decathletes are making their way around the disciplines while the specialists compete around them.
Three events completed and leading the standings is Damian Warner of Canada with England's John Lane and Grenada's Kurt Felix in closest pursuit.
Warner has pedigree. He finished fifth at London 2012 and third at the 2013 World Championships.
Standings:
1. D Warner (Can) 3458 points
2. J Lane (Eng) 3391 points
3. K Felix (Grn) 3363 points
The final event for the day for the multi-eventers is the 400m.
Swimming
Can England's Fran Halsall make it a hat-trick of golds at the 2014 Commonwealth Games? Having secured first in the 50m butterfly and the 50m freestyle, the Southport swimmer is about to go in the 100m freestyle final.
Swimming
South Africa's 26-year-old 50m breaststroke gold medallist Cameron van der Burgh speaking about England's 19-year-old silver medallist Adam Peaty. "I look forward to competing with Adam more often. He's giving the old man a chase for his money. I remember the days when I was young and he's fired me up. I've been complacent in the last two years."
Swimming
Clare Balding
BBC Sport presenter
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"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge picked a great evening to visit the very warm Tollcross Swimming Centre."
Gold Medal
Cameron van der Burgh (South Africa) - men's 50m breaststroke final
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What a race! Adam Peaty's attempt to add 50m breaststroke gold to his 100m title ends in agony as South Africa's Cameron van der Burgh pips England's 19-year-old in a thrilling finish.
Peaty started badly before recovering and pushed the winner all the way. Australia's Christian Sprenger takes bronze.
Scotland duo Mark Tully and Ross Murdoch are fourth and sixth respectively.
Medal Ceremony
Women's shot-put
5000m winner Caleb Mwangangi Ndikupulled a couple of funny faces and had to be directed on which way to face for the flagpoles by bronze-medallist Zane Robertson.
It is left to shot put champion Sultana Frizell to perform a flying dismount from the top set of the podium once she has been given her due.
Swimming
Two golds and one silver for England in the pool in the last 90 minutes. Can Adam Peaty continue the flurry of success in the 50m breaststroke final? We're about to find out.
Para-Athletics
Women's para-sport T11/12 100m gold
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Scotland's para-sport T11/12 100m gold medallist Libby Clegg tells BBC Sport: "It is a bit daunting when everyone wants you to win, but I didn't feel the pressure too much. The crowd and atmosphere have been brilliant and to win gold is amazing."
Medal Ceremony
Men's 5,000m
A lone piper heralds the arrival of the tartan-clad podium boys and girls.
It is time to hand out the gongs for the men's 5,000m.
Champion Caleb Mwangangi Ndiku might have something prepared for us. The Kenyan, with his dyed-gold hair, broke out some slick dance moves after his win last night.
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Scotland 400m runner Jamie Bowie: "Gem Nicol trying to choose a book! Who is she try to kid...? The Mr Men books are behind you! #hurryup!"
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Para-Athletics
Libby Clegg, who has been celebrating her gold medal for Scotland in the T11/12 100m with the crowd, told BBC Radio 5 live: "We have been lots of fun saying hello to everyone. It has been an absolutely fantastic evening. We really appreciate the love everyone has given us. I am so pleased. It has been incredible. I hope this will set everyone else up to perform well now when it comes to their finals."
Gold Medal
Audrey Lacroix (Canada) - women's 200m butterfly
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It's raining gold medals at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Canada's Audrey Lacroix, a silver medallist in Delhi four years ago, goes one better this time, with England's Aimee Willmott finishing in a silver position. Australia's Maddie Groves secures bronze.
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Adrian Moorhouse
Olympic gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"Two silvers represents a great meet really. She did not quite manage to get gold medal, but Willmott looked very, very good. She was really strong towards the end. England's Aimee Willmott wins silver in the 200m butterfly final to add to her silver in the 400m individual medley.
Athletics
Para-sport T37 100m
Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert
"Rhys Jones should be really pleased with his bronze. A good time and very solid race. Hopefully Rhys can be pushed on to bigger and better things and get a bit more exposure to this level of competition."
Gold Medal
Fanie van der Merwe (South Africa) Para-sport T37 100m
Fanie van der Merwe leads home a South Africa 1-2, coming in ahead of Charl du Toit in a time of 11.65 seconds.
Wales' Rhys Jones wins bronze in a season's best time of 12.04 seconds, thanks largely to an electric start.
Athletics
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow
"Hampden Park turned into a 50,000-strong karaoke bar as Neil Diamond's 'Sweet Caroline' blasted out with words on the big screens. There's a decathlete trying to clear 2.08m in the high jump, but still. Great to see Canada's Sultana Frizell following her hammer gold in Delhi four years ago with another here - it means, of course, that she remains the current champion. I SAID CURRANT CHA... oh, never mind. No sour grapes."
"With 25 metres left she accelerates like a rocket and moves away. It looked like the rest are standing still." England's Sophie Taylor breaks the British record in the 100m breaststroke final.
Gold Medal
Sophie Taylor (England) - 100m breaststroke
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Sophie Taylor clinches another gold in the pool for England as the 18-year-old produces a strong finish to win the 100m breaststroke final.
Australia's Lorna Tonks is second and Jamaica's Alia Atkinson, who was leading for so long before fading badly, is forced to settle for bronze.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Jamaica's Novlene Williams-Mills and Botswana's defending champion Amantle Montsho are all but holding hands as they cross the line in glorious isolation to take up the first two qualifying spots.
Williams-Mills takes it in 50.73 seconds with Montsho just behind in 50.96 looking like she had plenty of gas in the tank.
Neither has gone as quick as Stephanie McPherson though who won the first heat in a rapid 50.69 seconds.
Gold Medal
O'Dayne Richards (Jamaica) - Men's shot put
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Jamaica's first athletics gold comes in the hefty shape of O'Dayne Richards rather than from any of the lithe sprinters.
His winning throw of 21.61m is a new Games record. Tom Walsh of New Zealand is second with Tim Nedow of Canada taking bronze.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Jamaica's Christine Day, part of her country's bronze-medal winning relay team in London 2012, is some way off her personal best from the national trials, but 51.02 is more than good enough to secure a final spot.
She strolls off, apparently having barely raised a pulse, while the Bahamas' Shaunae Miller comes home second. England's Shana Cox is well down in fifth.
England's European champion Becky Downie raises the decibels inside the 'Hydro' gymnastics venue with a strong uneven bars display.
Her score of 14.683 takes England to a halfway total of 85.390, clear of Wales in second with 81.398. Downie nods and says 'that's brilliant' to one of the England coaching stars. They'll be back for the other two routines tomorrow.
Swimming
Ollie Hynd is all smiles as he receives his gold medal at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Lots of St George's flags in the crowd. A proud moment for the 19-year-old after his SM8 200m success.
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Adrian Moorhouse
Olympic gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"Both British swimmers must fancy their chances. That was the second and third fastest in the world this year." Wales' Georgia Davies and England's Lauren Quigley head the times going into the 50m backstroke final on Tuesday.
The second semi-final is about to get under way and after Stephanie McPherson's romp in the first her fellow Jamaican Christine Day will be hoping to follow her lead.
England's Shana Cox is in lane eight.
Athletics
Women's hammer
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England's Sophie Hitchon talking to BBC Sport after winning hammer bronze: "The first few rounds were a little jerky and I only got it together later on. That is what happens sometimes. I am amazingly pleased with a medal, but I just always want the very best as an athlete."
Swimming
More success for Wales in the pool as Georgia Davies wins her 50m backstroke semi-final heat in a Games record time of 27.61secs. England's Lauren Quigley is second.
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England long jumper Greg Rutherford: "Fantastic performance from Libby Clegg. Hatti the dog will be so pleased (one of the cutest dogs in the world)"
Swimming
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Jazz Carlin is still answering questions from the media, and doing so with a smile. The Welsh Commonwealth champion has revealed she painted the Welsh dragons on her nails herself (a thoroughly professional job she's done, too). It wasn't quite the Millennium Stadium when Land of my Fathers was ringing out around the pool for the first time, but no-one cares about that.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Stephanie McPherson lays down the gauntlet, flattening the opposition with a time of 50.69 seconds.
The next woman home is a second and a half behind, but 52.19 is a new personal best for England's Kelly Massey and the 29-year-old is into the final.
Swimming
Scotland's 16-year-old Kathleen Dawson finishes third in her 50m backstroke semi-final heat in a Scottish record time of 28.55secs.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Next on the track are the women's 400m semi-finals.
In the first of three heats, Jamaica's Stephanie McPherson looks like the one to beat with a season's best time of 50.54.
The fastest two go through automatically with two spots for the fastest losers.
Gold Medal
Sultana Frizell (Canada) - Women's Hammer
Sultana Frizell has dominated the competition with four throws north of 70m and the defending champion duly earns another gold gong to hang alongside her success at Delhi 2010.
Bronze Medal
Sophie Hitchon (England) - Women's Hammer
Sophie Hitchon saved her best for last. Her final throw of 68.72m is an improvement, but not enough of one to make any impact on the two women above. She has to make do with bronze and she looks happy enough to do so.
Swimming
New Commonwealth 800m freestyle champion Jazz Carlin speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "I missed out on the London Olympics. I was really ill, I had glandular fever, and it was a really tough time. This year my coach left and moved to Australia so I have had to do a lot of it myself. But I have an amazing support team around me in Wales and my family and friends have been incredible. I couldn't have done it without them. When you have failures and tough times, it makes the highs so much better. It really is an emotional time."
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Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"That is an extraordinary swim. 21.76 seconds from a British man. Good on you." Ben Proud sets a new British and Commonwealth Games record in the heats of the men's 50m freestyle.
Swimming
England's Ben Proud qualifies for the 50m freestyle final after winning the second semi-final in a Games record time of 21.76secs.
Athletics
Women's hammer
Sultana Frizell of Canada has pushed her lead out to more than two metres, setting a new Commonwealth Games record en route with a mammoth throw of 71.97m.
England's Sophie Hitchon is still lying third with a best of 67.59. She has one throw left to improve on that...
Athletics
Libby Clegg finished second at the Paralympics in both Beijing and London, but there was never any doubt about that victory. She was streets ahead of the field before they had even reached halfway.
She and her guide runner have set off to bask in the adulation on a victory lap.
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Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert
"That was a fantastic race for Libby Clegg. I don't think her winning gold was in doubt but she kept calm and relaxed. It is lovely to see her and her guide Mikail Huggins smiling. Libby has had huge pressure for the last two years. There's posters of her here in Glasgow and she would probably have preferred to stay hidden away but it's been nearly impossible. It's a well deserved gold medal and there's more to come from her."
Gold Medal
Libby Clegg (Scotland) - Para-sport T11/12 100m
Libby Clegg wins Scotland's first athletics gold with a season's best time of 12.20 seconds.
Athletics
Men's shot putt
The men's shot put is underway in the centre of the Hampden Park, leaving a few craters for the Scottish football team to dodge the next time they get use of the national stadium.
Leading the way is Tom Walsh of New Zealand, lobbing the cannonball out to 20.96m, Jamaica's Danyne O'Richards in second with 20.94m.
England's Scott Rider is well down the standings with a best of 18.12m.
Swimming
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We've not heard the Welsh national anthem too many times at the Commonwealth Games but there are tears as Jazz Carlin receives her 800m freestyle gold. And then comes a huge smile. Wales has a new sporting hero.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Denise Lewis
BBC Sport athletics expert & twice CWG champion
"Richard Thompson has looked out of sorts from the word go. He doesn't look like the man who has run as quick as he has this year. Kemar Bailey-Cole is a tall guy, but he has a nice style and will be a danger in the final."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Jamaica's Kemar Bailey Cole takes the express route to the final, winning the third semi-final in 10.00 seconds, the fastest time of any of those through to the gold-medal race.
St Kitts and Nevis' Antoine Adams beats Richard Thompson with a well-timed dip for a time of 10.18 seconds.
Thompson, who ran 9.82 seconds earlier this year, just has not come to the party at all and misses the final.
Richard Kilty of England is down in sixth in a time of 10.27.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
England sprinter Adam Gemili tells BBC Sport after reaching the 100m final: "I just need to recover between now and the final. I made it a bit harder for myself with the start I had but I came through. I try to relax as much as I can. I like to enjoy the crowd but as soon as I get on the blocks I just get my focus."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
The third and final semi-final features two-time Olympic silver medallist Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago as well as England's world indoor champion Richard Kilty and Jamaican Kemar Bailey-Cole.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"Adam Gemili is one of the athletes who absorbs the energy from the crowd and he's certainly done that. The question is he can he find an extra gear when it comes to the final."
That is opposed to Glasgow, Kentucky, recently ranked the 10th best place to live in the state.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Adam Gemili takes the second semi-final on the nod and it is a swift time of 10.07 seconds. Jason Livermore is second in 10.11, Nigeria's Mark Jelks takes third and will play the waiting game.
Ollie Hynd completes a clean sweep of titles in the SM8 200m category with a superb victory to win England's first Para-swimming gold of Glasgow 2014.
The 19-year-old who is the Paralympic, World and European champion in the event, clocks two minutes 22.86 seconds.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
England's Adam Gemili gets a big welcoming roar as he is introduced prior to the second semi-final. He has the fastest 2014 time of anyone in his semi-final but Jason Livermore of Jamaica is not far behind.
Huge reception for Scotland's women as they leave the arena in third place in the team final standings at the end of their first day session.
They have 76.031 from their two pieces of apparatus, with the other two to follow tomorrow. Wales currently lead with 81.398, but it's now England's turn and with European champion Becky Downie in their line-up, they are amongst the event favourites.
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Swimming
Women's 800m freestyle
Rebecca Adlington
Four-time Olympic medallist and BBC Sport swimming expert
"After two years of disappointments Jazz really deserved that. She has put in so much hard work."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"I expected more from Nickel Ashmeade, and there is surely a lot more to come for him."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Jamaican champion Nickel Ashmeade left himself a lot to do and only just met the deadline, sneaking second behind Bahamas' Warren Fraser. Both men are given the same time - 10.21 seconds.
Keston Bledman of Trinidad and Tobago was third in 10.24 with England's Harry Aikines Aryeetey in fourth in 10.25. Both will need a favour from the clock.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Steve Cram
BBC Sport athletics commentator
"That was a very odd semi-final. We were expecting fireworks and people to really push on, but no-one did."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
England's Harry Aikines-Aryeetey will go in the first of the men's heats with Jamaica's Nickel Ashmeade outside him.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"I think Adam Gemili will need to turn it up tonight. I was encouraged by his comments after the heats that he knows he will have to improve. A lot of the guys were sluggish and know they need to get better tonight. It's not a case of conserving energy for races really, they just needed to blow the cobwebs away yesterday.
"I am excited about the final because it's evenly matched and there's no clear favourite. Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago has the quickest time but I'm not completely convinced by him. The Jamaicans are bound to be in the mix but Adam Gemili has as good a chance as anyone."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Back to the track, where the line-up for the men's 100m final is about to be sorted out across three races.
Athletics
Women's hammer
In the women's hammer contest in the middle of the track, Canada's Sultana Frizell (another corking name from the Canadian squad) has set a new Games record of 70.55m to lead the standings.
England's Sophie Hitchon is in third after two attempts with an effort of 67.59m.
England's Louis Smith says his return to international competition for the first time since London 2012 was "amazing". The three-time Olympic medallist scored an impressive 15.7 for his pommel horse routine, bettered only by reigning European champion and team-mate Max Whitlock.
"There was a lot of pressure as I thought, 'if I mess this up everything's gone down the drain' but now I think there's definitely more to come," said Smith.
The Strictly Come Dancing winner also confirmed that he'll compete on parallel bars on the final day of the team finals tomorrow.
Gold Medal
Jazz Carlin (Wales) - 800m freestyle
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Brilliant by Jazz Carlin who becomes the first Welsh woman in 40 years to win a Commonwealth gold medal in the pool. The 23-year-old punches the air as she realises she is Commonwealth champion. New Zealand's Lauren Boyle gets silver while Canada's Brittany Maclean is third. The Welsh dragon has roared. Carlin's time is a Games record 8.18.11.
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Blessing Okagbare got a sluggish start, but from 60m onwards she just gobbled up the track beneath her. The clock stops at 10.93 seconds with plenty of daylight between her and Kerron Stewart in second.
England's Bianca Williams is third in 11.34 seconds and that is good enough to sneak the eighth and final spot in the final at 21:35 BST tonight.
Athletics
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow
"Another full house at Hampden Park, and if's taken a little too long for many of the 50,000 to get to and into the old stadium, they're making a happy racket now. After the thousands of empty seats in the athletics arena in Delhi, this is much more reminiscent of the City of Manchester stadium 12 years ago - huge support for any of the home nations, a genuine excitement from all to have bagged tickets for the show-piece sport of the Games."
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
The third and final semi-final features Nigeria's gifted Blessing Okagbare. The 25-year-old, easy to spot with bleached blonde hair, finished sixth in the last world championships and has previously competed in the long jump.
Jamaica's Kerron Stewart will be her main rival with England's Bianca Williams up against it.
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Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Veronica Campbell-Brown comes through late and fast to take the second semi-final in a time of 11.02 seconds.
Nigeria's Gloria Asumnu took the second spot to progress to the final with Canada's Khamica Bingham waiting on a fastest loser spot like her fabulously named compatriot Crystal Carly-Kirsten Emmanuel.
Swimming
Are Wales about to celebrate a first women's gold in 40 years? A nation holds its breath as Jazz Carlin steps out for the women's 800m freestyle final.
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown is the class of the field in the second semi-final.
The London 2012 bronze medallist missed last year's World Championships after testing positive for a banned diuretic in May 2013 but was cleared to compete again in February by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Gold Medal - Australia
Men's 200m backstroke - swimming
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It's an Australian sweep as Mitch Larkin wins the 200m backstroke gold ahead of compatriots Matson Lawson, who was second, while Josh Beaver is third.
Little joy for the home nations as Scotland's Craig McNally finishes fifth and Wales' Xavier Mohammed is eighth and last in his first major senior final.
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Schillonie Calvert of Jamaica, equalling her season's best with a time of 11.08 seconds, takes the first semi-final, but England's Asha Phillip ran her close in second.
Canada's Crystal Carly-Kristen Emmanuel is third and will have to wait to see the times in the second semi-final before she can book in for the final at 21:35 BST tonight.
Swimming
Men's 200m backstroke final
Karen Pickering
BBC Sport swimming & diving, on Radio 5 live
"It's an Australian gold, silver and bronze. It was a great swim from Mitch Larkin but he didn't have a great finish and just got there ahead of Josh Beaver."
Athletics
Coming Up
Hampden Park looks rammed to the gunwales.
The competitors for the first event - the women's hammer - have been introduced to the crowd and there was pretty indiscriminate cheering for all.
On the track the first event is the women's 100m semi-finals.
England's Asha Phillip, the UK champion, goes in the first of the two races and her path to the final has been made considerably easier by the withdrawal of Trinidad and Tobago's Michelle-Lee Ahye who set a personal best of 10.85 seconds earlier this year.
Swimming
There are eight medals to be won in the pool over the course of the next two hours.
Highlights include Wales' Jazz Carlin, who set a Commonwealth Games record in the heats and goes in the women's 800m freestyle final, while England's Fran Halsall, with two golds to her name already in these Games, is in the 100m freestyle final.
First up is the men's 200m backstroke final featuring Scotland's Craig McNally and Wales' Xavier Mohammed.
Para-Athletics
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Two Para-sport golds are up for grabs on the track tonight and expect a huge Hampden Roar if Libby Clegg can win gold for Scotland in the T11/12 100m at 20:00 BST.
The 24-year-old has the eye disease Stargardt's macular dystrophy and is registered blind but she speeds her way down the track with the help of guide Mikail Huggins.
The pair won silver over 100m at London 2012 and at last year's IPC Athletics World Championships in Lyon but a gold on home soil would be special.
The other track final is the T37 100m at 20:37 and although South Africa's Fanie van der Merwe and Charl du Toit are the leading challengers, Wales's Rhys Jones could be in the medal shake-up.
Gold Medal - Malaysia
Mixed team final - badminton
Malaysia win a third successive gold medal in the mixed team event by claiming an unassailable 3-1 lead against England in the best-of-five final at the Emirates Arena.
Sarah Walker put up an admirable fight in the fourth rubber but eventually lost 21-16 21-17. Jing Yi Tee weeps tears of joy as she is embraced by her team-mates.
Squash silver medallist James Willstrop on his relationship with Nick Matthew who beat him to the gold in the final: "We've not always liked each other and got on, but why shouldn't there be mutual respect. He's been world champion three times. His record is incredible and I'll take my hat off.
"We won't become drinking buddies though. That won't be happening. It's not about forgiving and forgetting for what happened in 2009. We don't need to deal with each other. We have respect when we get together in squads. But we don't go around together. That day I wasn't happy with him."
Matthew added: "I'd like to think we'll go for a drink. A lot of people have had rivalries and they laugh and joke about it now. We don't have that much in common of the court, but we have enormous respect for what each other does."
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Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"100 finals tonight at @Glasgow2014 should be good. Men and women's races both have no clear favourite. Competition! Love it."
"Just asked James Willstrop after his long chat with Nick Matthew at end of the squash final whether they'll become drinking buddies. 'No' was the answer."
Judy Murray, mother of tennis star Andy Murray: "Both Andy and Jamie would have loved to have been here competing in the Commonwealth Games and representing Scotland. They enjoyed playing tennis at the Olympics, and there is nothing better than representing your country in front of your own home fans.
"As far I know it's up to the host cities whether they include tennis in the Commonwealths and it is based on a number of things - how good the host country are at the sport, whether they have the facilities and whether all the countries vote for it.
"Tennis actually featured in Delhi, although at the time of year it was held it wasn't great with Masters Series events which count towards ranking points. However, at this time of the year it would have been fine to include tennis because there is a bit of a break after Wimbledon."
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 1-2 Malaysia
Malaysia have come from behind to take a 2-1 lead against England in the best-of-five mixed team final at the Emirates Arena.
Chris Adcock had earlier helped England take the opening rubber when he won the mixed doubles with his wife Gabby, but he and partner Andrew Ellis have lost the men's doubles to Tan Wee Kiong and Gohn V Shem 21-19 21-14.
It seemed at the time that Nick Matthew and James Willstrop's post-match chat was more friendly that the frosty relationship they have endured over the past few years.
This is Matthew's take on it, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live.
"I said to James afterwards that he was a winner just for being here," the winner said.
"He was told that his career might by over just a few weeks ago. For us both just to be here is testament to our professionalism."
You can listen to BBC Radio 5 live's wall-to-wall Commonwealth coverage online as well as on the wireless.
"Had a great chat with Prince Edward today at the Hockey. Very nice man"
Squash
England's silver medallist James Willstrop, speaking to BBC Sport after his defeat to compatriot Nick Matthew: "I'm just so thrilled with what I've done this week.
"It's been an odd five weeks before this match. He's had an operation and I'm going to have one.
"What he's done is just amazing, to have that operation and to come out and play. Squash is a game where you need match fitness and he's had none.
"But I'm almost not disappointed because five weeks ago I almost wasn't playing.
"He just beat me squash-wise. I gave everything. I left it out there. My hip was moving in places I wasn't sure it should do a few weeks ago."
What's on now
What's on now then?
Well, it the calm before the storm of a big night of action on the track and in the pool.
Over in the badminton, England and Malaysia are level at 1-1 in the mixed team gold-medal match. Chris Adcock and Andrew Ellis are currently contesting the third rubber against Wee Kiong Wan and Wei Shem Goh.
In the netball, Northern Ireland, chasing the first win of their campaign, lead St Lucia 41-22 in the final quarter.
At Kelvingrove Lawn Bowls club, among a host of other action, South Africa's Bobby Donnelly is taking on Namibia's Willem Esterhuizen. That is also on the BBC Sport live streams.
Weightlifting
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"She may have narrowly missed out on a medal but there's a media scrum waiting to talk to England's 15-year-old weightlifter Rebekah Tiler.
"She handles herself with maturity way beyond her tender years. Yes, she's disappointed to miss out on a 69kg Group A medal but the schoolgirl from Keighley is determined to come back stronger.
"Chris and Emma Tiler look on proudly as their daughter says she is already targeting the Rio Olympics in 2016. By then she hopes to have GCSEs in drama and PE. One thing is for sure, she's done Bingley Grammar School proud. Keighley has a star in the making."
You may remember Jayde tweeted earlier in the Games after the Queen 'photo-bombed' her selfie four days ago. Just Princes Phillip, William and Charles to collect for full house.
Post update
England's singles champion Nick Matthew tells BBC One: "What a battle. I take my hat off to James, what we've both been through the last few weeks, to put on a final like that.
"I was so edgy with my drop-shots throughout the whole game. I felt like I was hitting them with a different racket. He was playing the better squash and I was just digging in.
"My coach told me just to hack it to the back, to resort to old-fashioned caveman squash, and that's what I did.
"Five weeks ago I was on a hospital bed after waking up from the anesthetic with throbbing pain in my body. [Matthew had a knee operation].
"How the medics have done it....they need to retire now because it can't get better than that. I better enjoy this for the next two weeks because my wife is expecting a baby. This is the best moment of my life but I'm sure they'll be an even better moment in a few weeks."
Squash
Nick Matthew has just described his tactics for his final win as "caveman squash", lumping it into the back corner and controlling the T.
Those Neanderthals must have had a better touch than I realise. It looked pretty refined work from back here.
"Squash has always been a great sport to play, and these days it's very good to watch. Should be an Olympic sport."
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James Sandford: Stick that match between Nick Matthew and James Wilstrop on a tape and post it to the International Olympic Committee!
Jane Bourne: What are you doing to me Nick Matthew?! That was nerve wracking to watch.
Chris Rhydderch: What a super match and congrats to both medal winners!
Squash
The applause goes on and on and on.
It is the soundtrack to Nick Matthew and James Willstrop's earnest and apparently friendly post-match chat, to Matthews' trip up into the stands to kiss his partner and the unborn offspring in her belly and to Willstrop's weary slump into the backcourt chair.
The both deserve every decibel.
Gold Medal
Nick Matthew (England) - Men's singles squash
James Willstrop slings a desperate racquet into the back corner in pursuit of Nick Matthews' final perfectly-weighted lob.
Willstrop ends spread-eagled on the deck. Matthew presses himself up against the glass, acclaiming the support from the stands as he celebrates gold.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
James Willstrop is clinging on in the match, but it is only by the very tips of his fingernails. He has been backed up to 10-5 and is facing five match points...
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
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Nick Matthew might have had the medal on his racquet there. Serving at 7-4 up, he has an inviting forehand volley at the front of the court with James Willstrop half a stride off the pace behind him.
Into the tin it goes though and Willstrop has a chance to build a way back in...
Badminton
Mixed team final
Malaysia have levelled it off at 1-1 against England in the mixed team final at the Emirates Arena.
England's Rajiv Ouseph lost the first game to Chong Wei Feng 21-17 in the men's singles, but rallied to claim the second 21-19. He led 11-7 at the mid-game interval in the deciding third game, but Wei fought back to claim victory 21-19.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew has come out of the blocks the faster of the two Englishmen. Some sharp staccato work at the front of the court helps him build a 5-3 lead and James Willstrop's big chance to overturn that lop-sided head-to-head form guide might be heading down the swanny.
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Joe Cook: This is such a good final, both deserve to win it!
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
James Willstrop converts the first of four game points and we are into a decider.
Both players retreat to their stools for a fresh shirt and word of advice from their respective coaches.
The cameras zoom in on the elasticised tape supporting the knee that Matthew had surgery on just a few weeks before the Commonwealths. Might that be a factor?
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Love the sepia touch. Very classy.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-1 James Willstrop
James Willstrop leads 10-6 in the fourth, but trails two games to one in the men's squash final. Are we heading to a decider? Might a fifth game bring the personal tension between the two bubbling to the service?
"Rajiv Ouseph lost the first game to Chong Wei Feng 21-17 in the men's singles, but he's worked really hard to pull it back and level it up at 1-1 in the second game with a 21-19 win.
"Rajiv's victory in the semi-final against India took a lot out of him and he's not been at his best here, but if he can win the deciding game to put England 2-0 up against Malaysia in the match overall it would be massive."
Badminton
Teams gold medal match - England 1-0 Malaysia
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England hold an overall 1-0 advantage over Malaysia after winning the mixed doubles encounter in straight games. The second tie is a singles one, between Chong Wei Feng and England's Rajiv Ouseph (pictured).
Ouseph lost the first game, but took the second 21-19 and we are into a deciding game. Another success for Ouseph would mean England move into a 2-0 outright lead.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-1 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew is just a game away from picking up Commonwealth gold.
He took the third game 11-6 against fellow Englishman James Willstrop and leads 2-1 in the best-of-five final.
The English men certainly sent out a message to the rest of the Commonwealth nations by scoring an impressive 133.806 from their opening three apparatus of the team finals in Glasgow.
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Max Whitlock, Louis Smith and Sam Oldham all impressed, whilst debutant Nile Wilson and Kristian Thomas also picked up valuable points.
Scotland are second, with Dan Keatings their stand-out performer. They will all return for the final three apparatus tomorrow.
Gold Medal
Marie Fegue (Weighlifting) -69kg category
Gold goes to Cameroon's Marie Fegue in the women's -69kg category after a total lift of 234kg.
English teenager Rebekah Tiler comes so close to winning a bronze after twice narrowly failing to lift 123kg in the clean and jerk which would have given her a medal, but still finishes a highly creditable fourth with 209kg.
Squash
Men's singles final
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It all seems to be quite cordial out there, despite the well-documented friction between James Willstrop and Nick Matthew.
"In the autobiography of Delhi 2010 champion Matthew, he writes that a bit of 'sledging' during their 2009 British Open final that mentioned Willstrop's father might have affected his fellow Englishman and the outcome of the match.
"Matthew had initially been angered by Willstrop's slow play. "At one point I wanted to rip James's head off." Spicy.
It is one game each in the best of five games.
Shooting
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Gold Medal
Sally Johnson (New Zealand) - 50m rifle prone
Scotland's Jen McIntosh falls just short in her defence of the title she won in Delhi four years ago. New Zealand's Sally Johnson is her successor, finishing with a score of 620.7, just ahead of South Africa's Esmari van Reenen on 620.1.
McIntosh, whose mother Shirley won the first ever staging of the women's 50m prone at the Commonwealth Games back in 1994, has to be content with bronze.
Hockey
Women's, group B half-time - Wales 0-2 Scotland
Scotland have a deserved lead in the Celtic clash at the National Hockey Centre. A terrific snapshot on the back foot from Alison Bell gave the hosts an early lead.
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Bell created the second too when her fierce shot forced Welsh goalkeeper Ria Male into a sprawling save which allowed Linda Clement to tap in the rebound.
Remember, Wales, who have Mark Hughes's daughter Xenna in their ranks, are playing for revenge after Scotland's men beat Wales 4-3 earlier today. Watch live coverage of the hockey here.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 1-1 James Willstrop
It's game on, as James Willstrop hits back to take the second game 11-8.
Both men have sweat pouring from their brows after a series of lengthy rallies but Willstrop finally seals the game on his third game-point.
Scotland cyclist Jen Davis on Twitter: "Optical illusion in the Athlete's village this sunny Monday afternoon..."
Weightlifting
Women's 69kg Group A final
England's Rebekah Tiler misses out on a new personal best after failing to lift 95kg in the snatch part of the women's 69kg event
The teenager managed a best of 91kg to be in fourth with the clean and jerk to come.
Cameroon's Marie Fegue leads after her lift of 102kg, 2kg ahead of Nigeria's Itohan Ebireguesele and 3kg ahead of Canada's Marie-Josee Ares-Pilon.
Gold Medal
Warren Potent (Australia) - Men's prone rifle
Australian Warren Potent won Olympic bronze in the event back at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and he has added a Glasgow 2014 gold to his collection.
India's Gagan Narang takes silver with English 25-year-old Kenneth Parr taking bronze. Parr won two shooting silvers - in air rifle and three positions pairs - at Delhi 2010.
Weightlifting
Women's 69kg Group A final
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It's like rock night at the Clyde Auditorium. The weightlifters in the women's 69kg Group A final have walked out to sound bites from the likes of Aerosmith, the Foo Fighters and the Rolling Stones.
"Bingley Grammar School student Rebekah Tiler, 15, lets out a roar before breaking into a smile after her successful 91kg attempt in the snatch."
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 1-0 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew claimed the first game, by an 11-9 margin, against fellow Englishman James Willstrop in the final of the men's singles competition, despite encountering some eyesight issues.
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The world champion - looking to become the first man to retain a Commonwealth singles title - was 3-2 ahead when he lost a contact lens.
The referee asked him if it was necessary to put a new one in, to which Matthew replied 'yes, otherwise I wouldn't be able to see' - causing much amusement among the Glasgow crowd.
Squash
Women's singles final
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Two-time Commonwealth champion Nicol David has won all the big titles in squash except Olympic gold. You see, squash remains on the other side of the Olympic fence despite several campaigns.
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"Some of the Olympic chiefs came by," she said.
"There's been a lot of good TV coverage of Glasgow 2014 and there have been big crowds. It's a spectacular sport. Fingers crossed at the end of the year that there might be a deal for change."
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 1-0 Malaysia
Gail Emms
BBC Sport badminton expert & ex-CWG champion
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"After Chris and Gabby Adcock took the first game easily 21-15 against Malaysia duo Peng Shoon Chan and Lai Pei Jing they were made to work hard in the second.
"They edged it 28-26 but only after saving six game points, and it came down to a few bad serves which Chris was able to punish. So that means England are 1-0 up in the best of five with Rajiv Ouseph next up against Chong Wei Feng in the men's singles."
England's Louis Smith screams 'Come on!' and punches the air after nailing his first competitive pommel horse routine since the London Olympics.
The Strictly Come Dancing star told me he's been struggling to be taken seriously since announcing his comeback, but demonstrated perfect poise and sublime strength to gain England some valuable team points (15.7) and prove he is a serious medal contender here in Glasgow.
"Former world silver medallist Dan Keatings - who won European pommel horse gold in 2013 - is vital to Scottish hopes of success in the gymnastics events, but he can produce little more than a forced smile after scoring 14.533 on the pommel.
"He's capable of far more and with England's 2014 European gold medallist Max Whitlock and Olympic silver medallist Louis Smith to come you'd suspect Scotland have lost some valuable ground to their biggest rivals."
Wales' women have lost their first two matches, 2-0 to England and 9-0 to Australia. Scotland are also coming off the back of a 9-0 thrashing by Australia.
"England's Max Whitlock may be the European champion on the floor but it's team-mate Sam Oldham who has the crowd waving their St George's flags with a dazzling display.
"The 20-year-old is such a strong all-around gymnast and one of the reasons why Louis Smith may find it tough to make the Rio Olympics, should he decide to continue in the sport after these Games."
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 0-0 Malaysia
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England triathlete Jonny Brownlee on Twitter: "Watching my first ever live badminton match. Come on England!"
England triathlete Alistair Brownlee on Twitter: "Watching a bit of Badminton and cheering on the English. First time @jonny_brownlee isn't claiming to be an expert on a sport."
Andrew Baggaley sees off two match points, but the third is the charm for Jian Zhan as he lures the Englishman into the net to tie up an 11-4 11-8 11-9 win. The top seeds and defending champions Singapore win gold and there is a fair bit of relief in their celebrations.
They have looked the best team in the competition and proved it when it matters. Silver for England, bronze for Nigeria.
Hockey
Women's, group B: England 0-3 Australia
Former England international Mel Clewlow on BBC Sport says: "Jodie Kenny has been in fabulous form throughout the tournament, not just for her goalscoring but also her distribution. It was a clinical display by Australia today."
Hockey
Women's Group B result: England 0-3 Australia
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Australia see out a comfortable win to take their record to fours wins out of four, 25 goals scored and none conceded.
Only an overturned decision via video referral prevented Australia winning 4-0. England take on Scotland in their final group match, which could decided who qualifies in second place.
Medal Ceremony
Alex Marshall and Paul Foster (Scotland) - men's pairs bowls
We have heard it 11 times before at this Commonwealth Games, but the 12th playing of 'Flower of Scotland' is a significant one.
It means Scotland have now won more gold medals at Glasgow 2014 than they had done at any previous Commonwealth Games. The landmark is reached with Paul Foster and Alex Marshall's emphatic victory in the lawn bowls pairs competition earlier today.
There is also another landmark in sight for Scotland as well as their best ever Commonwealth Games medal haul is 33. They are currently on 31.
Bronze Medal
Caroline Povey (England) - women's trap shooting
England's Caroline Povey wins a bronze in a shoot-out with New Zealand's Natalie Rooney in the women's trap.
Weightlifting
Women's 69kg final
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Ice cream sales are going through the roof outside the Clyde Auditorium, yet the queue to gain entry to the building otherwise known as 'The Armadillo' is just as long.
"A cheer breaks out as England's 15-year-old weightlifter Rebekah Tiler appears from behind the curtain to inspect the surroundings ahead of the 69kg Group A final.
"The Keighley schoolgirl responds with a wave and a smile. If she's nervous, she's doing a fine job hiding it. Can she become one of the faces of the Games? We're about to find out." Watch live coverage of the weightlifting here.
Hockey
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Scotland hockey player Iain Scholefield on Twitter: "The post match volleyball/pool recovery is so much better after a win. #GoScotland"
Scotland beat Wales 4-3 earlier today.
Table tennis
Team gold medal match latest - England 1-2 Singapore
Andrew Baggaley of England is fighting to keep England's hopes of a team gold medal alive against Singapore.
So far it is opponent Jian Zhan who has been more clinical though.
With his side 2-1 up overall in the first-to-three contest, Zhan is two games to love ahead, 11-4 11-8.
"Chris and Gabby Adcock have made a positive start to their mixed teams gold medal match against Malaysia pair Peng Soon Chan and Lai Pei Jing by winning the first game 21-14.
"In that first game you need to produce a mature and confident start and Chris has already hit some thundering shots. They are justifying their tag as favourites at the moment and I think it will be all done in two sets."
Squash
Women's singles final
England's squash silver medallist Laura Massaro, who lost in straight games to Malaysia's Nicol David, says on BBC One: "My reaction is disappointment.
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"You want to go into these finals for the gold. Nicol's a champion - I have a lot of confidence when I play her but when she plays a game like that it's very difficult to break her down."
Gymnastics
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England netball player Helen Housby on Twitter: "Enjoying our day off watching the gymnastics finals. Crowd and arena is brilliant #glasgow2014"
After England's Laura Massaro was beaten in the women's singles final (see 15:18), the next encounter will be the all-English final between Nick Matthew and James Willstrop.
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Nick Matthew has won 22 of the 28 competitive matches he has played against James Willstrop.
South Africa's Tim Drummond (pictured) and Andrew Cronje were both hit in the face by penalty corners during today's match against Australia. Australia won 6-0.
Australian hockey player Kieran Govers on Twitter said: "Glad the SA lads are OK, Tim and Andrew Cronje. Sorry for the poor execution mate, maybe @FIH_Hockey will allow better masks?#Safety"
Cronje replied on Twitter: "No stress Kieran, it's part of the game. Waiting for CT results but hopefully all is clear. Well played mate!"
Squash
Nicol David (Malaysia) - women's singles
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Malaysia's Nicol David plays her best match of the week, and maybe of the year, to beat England's Laura Massaro 12-10 11-2 11-5 and retain her Commonwealth title.
Cycling
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Scotland cyclist Chris Pritchard on Twitter: "No words will do justice to the gratitude I feel today, thank you. I'm king of the world. Well my own little world."
Have you seen Titanic a few too many times Chris? Anyway, congratulations to you both.
Hockey
Women's, group B latest: England 0-3 Australia
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Another goal from a penalty corner from Jodie Kenny extends Australia's lead to 3-0 over England in the second half of their match in the women's hockey competition at the National Hockey Centre.
Women's final latest - Massaro (Eng) 0-2 David (Mas)
If the first game was tight, the second is an absolute masterclass from seven-time world champion David. She dominates from every corner of the court to race through it 11-2 and there is nothing Massaro can do about it. "Just keep the pressure on," says David's coach.
C'est la vie
Did you know? In 2013, Northern Irish boxer Michael Conlan took part in the Celebrity Apprentice Ireland television programme.
But he was then fired after leading his team to a 10,000euro loss in the third week. The eventual winner of the show was Edele Lynch from cheesy nineties pop group B*Witched.
Boxing
Men's bantamweight
Northern Ireland's Michael Conlan beats India's Shiva Thapa, the world number three, on an unanimous points decision.
Conlon tells BBC One: "It was a tough fight from start to finish. I was very nervous today, because he's a very skilful fighter and I knew it could be my hardest fight of the competition. I outsmarted him.
"It wasn't my best performance but there's plenty more to come from me. Gold's the only thing in my eyes."
Squash
Women's singles
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England's Alison Waters tells BBC sport following her 11-7 11-7 11-5 defeat by Joelle King of New Zealand: "It was very disappointing. I felt a bit flat. I tried my best but it wasn't my day today.
"She was probably the better player on the day. I've got to pick myself up for the women's doubles tomorrow."
Coming up
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15:00 BST: Watch badminton live - mixed teams final: England v Malaysia
15:40 BST: Watch shooting live - women's trap gold medal
15:45 BST: Watch squash live - men's final: Matthew v Willstrop
Judy Murray, mother of tennis star Andy Murray: "Both my sons Andy and Jamie played table tennis on the kitchen table at home growing up using short bread tin lids and made a net with cereal boxes!"
Squash
Women's final latest - Massaro (Eng) 0-1 David (Mas)
It's predictably tight between the best two players in the world, David trailing for most of the first game and saving a game point with a superb 'boast' off three walls, and then converting her first chance to take it 12-10.
Former England international Mel Clewlow on BBC Sport: "England made such a good start and this is a classic counterpunch from Australia. Jodie Kenny's having such a good tournament, that's her eighth goal.
"For all her goals against Scotland, she went stick-side of the goalkeeper, but this time, she just drilled it over the post player's head."
Bronze Medal
England - men's pairs bowls
England chalk up another bronze thanks to Andrew Knapper and Sam Tolchard who beat Namibia 19-12 in the men's pairs.
Namibia - yet to win a bowling medal in their history in the competition - won more ends but England weighed in with the big counts to take third spot.
Former England international Mel Clewlow on BBC Sport as Australia lead England 2-0 at half-time in their Pool B encounter: "If you took the scoreline out of the equation, England have every reason to be happy with that half.
"From an Australian perspective, the quality of their finishing has given them the lead and that is the difference between the sides."
Bowls
Men's pairs
Scottish pairs bowls gold medallist Paul Foster on BBC One: "This is the highlight of my career. To win a gold medal in your home country is an unbelievable feeling, I'll take this to my grave.
"The bowls Alex played yesterday was incredible, and I just said to myself last night: 'I'm going to help the big man out today.'"
Foster triumphed alongside partner Alex Marshall, who played a superb shot to clinch victory over England in yesterday's semi-final.
Squash
Women's final
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
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"Welcome to the Crystal Maze 2014. Not really. It is the glass court at the Scotstoun Centre which is hosting two box office finals, the first featuring world number one Nicol David up against world champion Laura Massaro. David's team are confident.
"'She's not nervous because she's been in so many finals,'" said coach Allan Soyza. "It could be tight, I guess."
Table tennis
Singapore take a 2-0 lead against England in the best of five men's team final at Scotstoun Campus.
Paul Drinkhall lost to Jian Zhan 3-2 in the opening singles match and then Ning Gao doubled the advantage with a 3-0 victory over Liam Pitchford.
Squash
Women's final
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Squash
Women's final - David (Mal) v Massaro (Eng)
The first of the squash singles finals is arguably the match of the tournament, as it pits Malaysia's world number one Nicol David against England's world champion Laura Massaro.
David, the defending champion, has dominated the sport for much of the last decade, collecting seven world titles along the way, but Massaro, from Chorley, has set about toppling the superstar of squash over the last 18 months.
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The English player beat David to win the British Open - The 'Wimbledon of squash' - in 2013, and then won her first world title earlier this year, after David made a shock semi-final exit in front of her home crowd in Kuala Lumpur. Watch the final here.
Gold Medal
Scotland - men's pairs bowls
Record breakers!
Alex Marshall and Paul Foster have won Scotland's historic 12th gold medal. The pair thumped Malaysia 20-3 in the men's pairs bowls to make it a record Commonwealth gold rush for the Scots.
The hosts have now beaten the 11 golds they won at Melbourne in 2006.
Australia's women are in control against England after two quick goals in the first half of their Pool B encounter at the National Hockey Centre. Jodie Kenny gave the Hockeyroos the lead from a penalty corner and moments later, a mistake by England captain Kate Richardson-Walsh allowed Emily Smith to drill home.
Hockey
Scotland 4-3 Wales
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Scotland hockey player Daniel Coultas on Twitter: Unbelievable come back from 2-0 down to win 4-3 against Wales today, so good to win in front of the home crowd #amazing #GoScotland #Hockey
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 19-2 Malaysia
At last!
Warm applause for Malaysia as they finally get on the scoreboard in end 13 with a double. They won't stop Scotland winning gold but at least it won't be a whitewash.
England's pair of Andrew Knapper and Sam Tolchard are closing in the bronze with an 18-8 lead over Namibia.
Table Tennis
England v Singapore - Men's team final
A repeat of the 2010 final between England and Singapore, it's already pretty tense at the Scotstoun Sports Campus as the opening rubber of the best-of-five tie comes down to a deciding game between Paul Drinkhall and Jian Zhan.
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Nick Jones: Captivated by squash. Amazing 1-2-3 by England men, and possibility of two more medals from women
Gary Lyons: The men's 4x100 IM relay this evening is shaping up to be a stormer.
Philip Doggart: Best moment must be Uganda beating Sri Lanka in the 7s, but closely followed by young #ErraidDavies
Squash
Joelle King (New Zealand) - women's singles
New Zealander Joelle King plays superbly to beat England's Alison Waters 11-7 11-7 11-5 and take the bronze. The women's final between Nicola David and Laura Massaro begins at 14:30 BST.
Hockey
England v Australia
At the sunbathed National Hockey Centre, Australia's women are getting ready to face England in a game which could effectively decide top spot in Pool B.
Australia have scored 22 goals without reply in their three wins and this is their last pool game. England have also yet to concede after two games. Watch the match here.
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 16-0 Malaysia
Malaysia's bowls team might look like Tigers but their men's pairs are being rendered toothless by the Scots, who are still romping away with the final. End eight is scoreless with both countries having a wood touching the jack.
But sadly for Malaysia that means they still aren't on the scoreboard and normal service is resumed in the next end as Scotland add two more to their lead.
Not quite as one-sided in the third-fourth play off but England are still comfortable at 12-5 against Namibia.
Australian wheelchair athlete Kurt Fearnley on Twitter: Michael Shelley with his post marathon stagger. Still happy to take a knee for a pic. Reeks of excellence! #loveit
Shelley won the marathon gold medal yesterday. Fearnley competes in the T54 1500m final on Thursday.
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Young stars
After 13-year-old swimmer Erraid Davies won a bronze medal in the SB9 100m breaststroke final, we are looking at those who achieved greatness at a young age.
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Swimmer Ellie Simmonds was 13 when she won two gold medals at the Beijing Paralympics in 2008, becoming the youngest British individual gold medallist at the Games.
Former England hockey player Mel Clewlow on Twitter: Easily the best game of the tournament so far. Thanks @ScottishHockey @HockeyWales men for this. Can't wait for round two with the women at 4pm.
As Mel says, Wales get their chance for revenge at 16.00 BST, when the women's team take on Scotland in a rematch of the earlier thriller in the men's competition.
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 10-0 Malaysia
Get the champagne on ice.
Scotland need one more gold medal for a record Games haul and already it looks like it will come on the bowling green.
Alex Marshall and Paul Foster have come flying out of the blocks in their bid to go into the history books, leading Malaysia's pair of Muhammad Hizzli and Fairul Izwan Abd Muin 10-0 after five ends.
England are 4-1 up against Namibia as they go for bronze.
Athletics
Women's 1500m
Alison Curbishley, a 400m Commonwealth Games silver medallist, thinks there is one woman to beat in the 1500m but isn't writing off home medal chances in tomorrow's final.
She tells BBC 5live: "Hellen Obiri looked so supreme. To post a Games record and a time of four minutes, 4.43 seconds in the first heat and look so easy means she is definitely the danger woman. But they will all go to bed tonight thinking about a medal."
Table Tennis
Men's team final (13:30 BST)
England will try to make amends for four years ago and interrupt the domination of Singapore in the final of the men's team event.
The English line-up of Liam Pitchford, Paul Drinkhall and Andy Baggaley saw off India 3-1 in the semi-final to earn a repeat of the 2010 final in Delhi.
"We've got a good chance," says Drinkhall. "I beat Gao Ning in the final four years ago. They will be nervous and we've got nothing to lose." Watch the match here.
Squash
Peter Barker (England) - men's singles
England's Peter Barker is too strong for Saurav Ghosal, winning 11-5 6-11 11-5 11-6 in 53 minutes to leave the Indian player in that agonising fourth place for the second Games in a row.
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 3-0 Malaysia
Scotland are going for gold at Kelvingrove and draw first blood against Malaysia by winning the opening two ends with a single and a double.
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Alex Marshall (pictured) celebrated wildly after knocking out England in a semi-final thriller and he will be hoping to have something else to shout about in tandem with Paul Foster.
In the bronze medal match, England take an early 1-0 lead against Namibia.
Athletics
Men's 110m hurdles (Tuesday, 10:55 BST)
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England 110m hurdler Lawrence Clarke on Twitter: I've come a long way since my first hurdles race! Can't wait to wear the #WeAreEngland kit tomorrow
The men's 110m hurdles begins at 10.55 BST tomorrow.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
The men's 400m heats have finished and England's Martyn Rooney and Michael Bingham qualify automatically, while Nigel Levine is one of the fastest losers as all three move into Tuesday's semi-finals.
But the man they will all have to beat is Grenada's Olympic champion Kirani James, who eases through the first phase. His victory at London 2012 was his country's first Olympic medal.
The achievement made James a national hero and he became even more popular when the country's prime minister gave everyone on the island a half-day national holiday.
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We've been asking you for your favourite Commonwealth Games moments from the pool, and there is a lot of love for Fran Halsall.
Scotty Reynolds: Fave moment in the pool? Who can go past a world record? Well done Aussie relay team 4x100 women.
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Leon O'Sullivan: Fran Halsall (pictured) doing the fastest 50 free EVER! Sensational from a hardworking, lovely athlete.
Rosannah Gabrielle: Fran Halsall winning two golds after a disappointing Olympics and then knowing the words to Jerusalem too.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
England's Laura Weightman on BBC One: "It was getting a little bit messy but I tried not to panic and I knew my time would come. I knew I could rely on my strength at the end to pick off the places. I'm pleased to get qualification out of the way and now I can just focus on the final."
Weightman had to avoid a rival, who stumbled into her path during the race, but managed to move into the final.
Gold Medal
India - 50m pistol final
It's a one-two for India as they continue to impress in the shooting.
Serving soldier and flute player Jitu Rai takes the gold with Gurpal Singh the silver. Giant Australian Daniel Repacholi wins bronze with England's Kristian Callaghan finishing fifth.
Medal Ceremony
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Dan Greaves stands on the top podium as 'Jerusalem' belts out around Hampden Park. It is England's first athletics gold medal of the 2014 Commonwealth Games and the big man is doing well to fight back the tears.
Athletics
Men's high jump
Three English men - Chris Baker, Martyn Bernard and Tom Parsons - all move into Wednesday's final and are among 13 competitors that will be going for the gold.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
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"It took Aled Davies a while to get through his media commitments. That's the curse of being in demand, and being able to conduct interviews in both Welsh and English. He also needed to take a pit stop in the middle of it all so headed to the gentlemen's, only to be told he couldn't use that particular convenience.
"The Welshman U-turned and eventually found an alternative. A Paralympic and Commonwealth medallist should have the freedom of Hampden Park's loos, surely?"
Hockey
Men's result - Scotland 4-3 Wales
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They might struggle to push Australia for the gold medal this week but Scotland's men have provided the best moment so far at the National Hockey Centre, coming back from 3-1 down at half-time to win 4-3, thanks to a brilliant winner from Nick Parkes.
It only takes them to fourth in their group, but they are still alive in the tournament and take a deserved lap of honour.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
England's Laura Weightman joins Laura Muir and Hannah England in the women's 1500m final. Weightman has to show her best dancing moves to avoid one of her rivals who stumbles into her path, but still manages to finish third.
There is also good news for England's Jemma Simpson, as she scrapes into the final.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
Scotland 1500m runner Laura Muir, who books her place in Tuesday's final it impressed with the atmosphere at Hampden Park.
"It's absolutely amazing," says Muir. "Usually I can pick out my mum and dad quite easily, but I'm not sure I can with all the flags here."
England's Hannah England adds: "It was amazing. It was a relief that they took it out fast and obviously I'm pleased to get an automatic position."
Muir and England qualified in third and fourth respectively in the first heat.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
England's Dan Greaves, who won gold earlier in the Para-sport F42/44 discus, writes on Twitter: "Commonwealth champion! Aargh. Is this real?"
Yes, Dan, yes it is. You are the Commonwealth Games champion.
Hockey
Latest - Scotland 4-3 Wales
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Dramatic scenes at the National Hockey Centre as Scotland come flying out of the blocks in the second half, levelling the score with two quick goals from Gordon McIntyre and Daniel Coultas and then moving ahead when Nick Parkes throws himself into the 'D' to score number four. A stunning goal and celebrations to match.
Scotland rugby sevens captain Colin Gregor on Twitter: Big second half for @Team_Scotland in the hockey. Hockey's Pirlo on to make the difference @hallser #GoScotland
"Hockey's Pirlo" is Scotland's Gareth Hall.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
It is the first round of the women's 1500m at the moment at Hampden Park. Laura Muir of Scotland and Hannah England of, er, England both qualify for Tuesday night's final.
Hannah England, a silver medallist at the 2011 World Championships, produces a season's best performance.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"Kirani James was superb. You couldn't even see when he put his foot down, that was how good it was. There's a lot of debate about the Commonwealth Games and their place, but you can see that they matter to Kirani James - he wants to win major titles and he's a true champion."
James qualified first in his heat in 45.52 seconds.
Shooting
Men's 50m air pistol final
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Mick Gault might have grabbed the headlines as he attempted to set a new Games record with a 19th medal, but his failure to reach the 50m final might have obscured compatriot Kristian Callaghan's effort in qualifying in second place. He gets under way at 12:15, and you can watch the action here.
Meanwhile, Gault insists he will not back to try again at Gold Coast 2018: "I think my body is telling me otherwise. I have got a trapped nerve in my back at the moment, my legs are burning.
"I'm 60 years old and my muscles are getting a little bit weaker now and I'm finding it a little bit too much, but I'm still good enough to shoot at home."
A well-deserved retirement for Mick. What a great career he has had.
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Josie Verghese: Cribbing up on flags as I watch #CommonwealthGames splash&dash 50m free heats - amazing array of nations & v young swimmers!
Dominic Carey: Hockey is the most thrilling but dangerous sport.
Lynne: Kirani James just STROLLED around that 400m! Effortlessly cool.
Remember to keep sending us your favourite moments from the swimming at Glasgow on Twitter at #bbcglasgow2014
Ok, Josie, let's see how good you are. Here is ourCommonwealth Games Flags Quizto have a pop at. Can you get all 10 right?
Squash
Men's bronze medal match
England's Peter Barker takes on Saurav Ghosal of India with a bronze medal up for grabs, after both men missed out in Sunday's semi-finals. Left-hander Barker lost to world champion and England team-mate Nick Matthew, and was unhappy with the officials.
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"Reffing and mopping is not good enough and hasn't been for a long time," said the 30-year-old from Brentwood. "They're doing their best, but until they're professional like we are, the standard is not going to go up." Watch the match here.
Lee James is joined by St Helena swimmer Ben Dillon and Ghana's first track cyclist Jeddie Amoako-Ackah, who thinks the future of African cycling is bright.
Lee also finds out what lengths athletes have to go to, to make their dream of competing at the Commonwealth Games a reality.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
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"Dan Greaves is seeing plenty of St George's flags in the crowd during his lap of honour. Wales team captain Aled Davies is also making his way around the track, using his national flag as a cape, and thanking his supporters. One child runs to the front row and sticks his hand out for a high-five. Davies does the honours."
Athletics
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England's gold medallist Dan Greaves on BBC One: "This is on a par with London, the crowd were phenomenal. I wanted to give them a great performance, they pushed me all the way.
"Aled Davies and I have competed against each other all season, it's been a bit of a ding-dong, but as soon as I threw 59m, I thought I had a good chance of winning it.
"I was born during the Commonwealth Games in 1982, my parents were avidly watching during my mother's labour, so winning a Commonwealth title is right up there with any of my achievements."
Boxing
Men's light-flyweight
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Northern Ireland heavyweight Steven Ward on Twitter posts a picture of Paddy Barnes preparing for his fight tonight with a game of pool.
Barnes fights Tanzania's Hamadi Furahisha for a place in the light-flyweight quarter-finals at 18.35 BST this evening.
Squash
Men's singles, final (15:45 BST)
BBC's Matthew Pinsent on Twitter: The Nick Matthew v James Willstrop final is the Rumble in the Jungle of squash. Don't know what the rope-a-dope equivalent is though.
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The all-English final takes place later this afternoon. The Rumble of the Jungle that Matthew is talking about was the name of a legendary heavyweight world title bout between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman that took place in Zaire in October 1974. Ali won in the eighth-round.
Will either Matthew or Willstrop produce the knockout blow to the other's gold medal hopes. We will find out at 15:45 BST.
Hockey
Half-time - Scotland 1-3 Wales
Wales benefit from a flying start which saw them go two up inside three minutes thanks to a couple of sharp penalty corners from Richard Gay.
The host nation worked their way back into the contest and cut the deficit through Chris Grassock, but a hat-trick strike from Gay just before the break leaves Wales in command.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
England 800m runner Marilyn Okoro on Twitter: Michael Bingham looked fantastic #CruiseControl great qualification
Bingham qualified second in his heat, behind Olympic champion Kirani James.
Cycling
Former Olympic and Commonwealth champion Chris Hoy on BBC Radio 5 live: "I've been at the velodrome all week, seeing the medals and seeing the reaction of the crowd.
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"For me the highlight has been the pride of seeing we've got this facility in Scotland now, which is going to guarantee future champions, and not just champions, young kids getting on their bikes.
"I think the home nations have done very well. The recent World Championships in Colombia was a disappointing one for the GB team, but the home nations have done well here.
"You look at individual performances: Laura Trott, Jason Kenny, Scotland's Katie Archibald, who's got a fantastic career ahead of her."
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert
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"It was amazing and a huge performance for Dan Greaves because the points system probably worked against him but he knew what he had to throw. He should be proud of himself as should Aled Davies (pictured)."
Swimming
Men's 50m freestyle
The fastest swimmers in town line up for the ultimate 'splash and dash', and it's Australian Cameron McEvoy who goes fastest in the heats with a time of 22.04 seconds, just ahead of compatriot Matt Abood and England's Ben Proud.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
England's Nigel Levine on BBC One: "I kept pressing in the home straight but unfortunately I didn't catch the guy in third. It was quite a difficult race, it was not a good round for me. Hopefully I make it through to the next round as a fastest loser."
Levine finished fourth in his heat, outside the automatic qualification places, and now faces an anxious wait as only three fastest losers spots are available.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"I'm very excited about Kirani James. He's gone under 44 seconds this year on quite a few occasions. He's a beautiful, rangy runner, but he's so youthful in his approach - I think that's what makes him magical.
"He has this real sense of responsibility - he sees it as his chance to put Grenada on the map. I want to see him run really fast - I think he could break the world record."
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
The men's 400 metres is the next event on the track. These are the heats, with the semi-finals on Tuesday and the final on Wednesday. Our man Colin Jackson thinks one athlete is the clear favourite to win the gold.
Gold Medal
Dan Greaves (England) - Para-sport F42/44 discus
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England's Dan Greaves has shown his strength to become men's F42/44 discus champion after throwing a best of 59.21m in the third round.
Silver Medal
Aled Davies (Wales) - Para-sport F42/44 discus
A best throw of 46.83m is not good enough for Welsh captain Aled Davies who has to settle for silver in the Para-sport discus event.
Bowls
Men's triples final - South Africa 19-10 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland skip Neil Booth on BBC One: "You're always disappointed when you get a silver but the guys can be very proud. There's only one treble ahead of us and they played very well. It's been very satisfying coming back from the bad starts we've had, we could easily have fallen down in the quarter-finals.
"We've still got the fours to go so hopefully we can finish on a high, and I've no idea what the odds of a fairytale finish are. We'll have a couple of ciders tonight and then we'll get our heads right for the fours."
Booth is retiring at the end of this Commonwealth Games. He and his Northern Ireland team-mates have one last chance to claim glory in the men's fours.
Athletics
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It's a beautiful morning in Hampden Park. A full house and sunshine.
"The flag and scarf sellers outside the stadium are enjoying a roaring trade, too. Kenya scarves, Wales scarves - pick your Commonwealth country and there's a scarf available for you. Well, unless you pick St Helena, or Solomon Islands, or Brunei Darussalam... I could go on..."
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Young stars
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The back pages this morning have been dominated by the face of 13-year-old Erraid Davies, who captured the hearts of the nation with her bronze in the SB9 100m breaststroke last night.
Davies's remarkable achievements means she joins an illustrious group of sporting prodigies who have tasted success at a tender age.
American tennis player Jennifer Capriati (pictured) was 14 when she stormed through to the semi-finals of the French Open in 1990.
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Netball
Result - Wales 47-35 Barbados
Sharper up front and more stingy with defensive errors, Wales ease past Barbados to keep their hopes just about alive in Pool B. They move up to fourth in the group and play South Africa in their final game, but Australia and England still look on course to top the standings.
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Bronze Medal
Wales - Men's triples lawn bowls
Wales add a bronze medal to their collection after beating Australia 16-13.
Athletics
Women's T11/12 100m
Also through to the T11/12 100m final is six-time Paralympian Tracey Hinton from Wales, who sets a new season's best of 13.80 seconds with her guide Steffan Hughes but England's Selena Litt is out.
Swimming
Women's 800m freestyle
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There's an early bonus for the Tollcross crowd as they are treated to the unusual sight of a swim-off between New Zealand's Emma Robinson and Scotland's Aisha Thornton (pictured).
The two swimmers were ploughing up and down lanes four and five to decide, er, 10th place in the 800m freestyle. The prize for the winner? Second reserve for the final. It's actually a good contest, with Kiwi Robinson edging it down the final length.
Lots of heats to come this morning, next up it's the men's 200m backstroke - and 16-year-old Steven Maina of Kenya has just got in the wrong lane... Follow the action here.
Athletics
Men's discus F42/44 final
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At the halfway point of the men's F42/44 discus, it looks like a straight fight between England's Dan Greaves and Wales's Aled Davies.
Greaves, who is an F44 athlete, has thrown a best of 59.21m for 1023 points, while Davies (pictured), who has a more severe impairment and competes in the F42 category, has thrown 46.83m and scored 1012 points.
Gold medal
South Africa - Men's triples lawn bowls
Northern Ireland's comeback proves short-lived as South Africa win 19-10 to take gold.
The silver is Northern Ireland's second medal of the games but leaves them waiting to find the top step of the podium.
It also means no fairytale finish to skip Neil Booth's triples career with Northern Ireland. For South Africa, it's a third gold at Kelvingrove.
Gault announces retirement
CommonwealthGamesENG on Twitter: Michael Gault OBE announces his retirement from competitive shooting after equalling the all-time Commonwealth Games medal tally.
Gault, who has won 18 Commonwealth Games medals, failed to qualify for the final of the men's 50m pistol event earlier today.
Hockey
Wales v Scotland
Wales v Scotland (11.00 BST): This is a must-win game for two sides who have yet to taste victory in Glasgow. The home nations are currently propping up Group A with two defeats from two matches each, and already a place in the semi-finals looks a long shot.
But this game is about far more than qualification - there's plenty of Celtic pride at stake when these sides go head to head. Both teams will also be looking to bounce back following bruising defeats in their last matches, with Scotland losing 6-2 to India and Wales going down 7-1 to Australia.
Goalkeepers Daniel Kettle of Wales and Jamie Cachia of Scotland have seen plenty of action so far, and an inspired performance between the sticks could be the difference in what looks set to be a tight encounter.
Athletics
Women's Para-sport T11/12 100m
The Para-sport T11/12 100m sprint heats are also taking place this morning for athletes with a visual impairment.
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Scotland's Libby Clegg is safely into this evening's final along with her guide Mikhail Huggins after winning her heat in a superb 12.23 seconds - just outside her personal best.
The final takes place at 20:00 BST - could she win Scotland's first athletics gold of the Games?
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 10-14 South Africa
Northern Ireland pull back seven shots in three ends as they mount a late fightback to keep alive hopes of an unlikely win.
Neil Mulholland is the main man in end 13 as he helps set up a treble which at least gives South Africa something to think about.
Skip Neil Booth then presses home the advantage in the following end to narrow the gap further, with just four ends to go.
Wales are 12-11 up against Australia after 14 ends as they go for bronze.
Another thumping win for the world champions. Australia score three times in each half to power towards the semi-finals. The Aussies, nicknamed 'The Kookaburras', beat the Dutch 6-1 in the world final last month - in the Netherlands - so it's hard to see anyone getting close to them in Glasgow.
The Para-sport discus competition involves athletes from two categories - F42 and F44 - both for competitors with lower leg impairments.
The winner will be the athlete who gets closest to the world record in their respective category and is on a points basis.
To give you an idea, the F42 world record is held by Aled Davies at 48.69 metres while the F44 world record is 63.46m.
Netball
Half-time - Wales 23-18 Barbados
In a match both sides must win to retain slender hopes of progressing, it's Wales who make it to the break in front, with Chelsea Lewis and Cara Lea Moseley sharing the majority of points between them.
Athletics
Men's decathlon - 100m
Steve Cram
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"Damien Warner has taken advantage of the conditions and stepped up and rubber-stamped his credentials as a contender for gold in the decathlon. That time of 10.29 seconds would have qualified him through the first round of the 100m."
Athletics
Men's decathlon - 100m
A hugely impressive opening event of the men's decathlon from Canada's Damien Warner. He wins his race in 10.29 seconds. As a comparison, England's Adam Gemili was the fastest sprinter in the men's 100m heats yesterday in 10.15.
Warner's time was quicker than times posted by English 100m runners Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and Richard Kilty on Sunday.
Athletics
Men's discus F42/44 final
Wales's Aled Davies is in the lead after two rounds of the men's F42/44 discus final. He screams out in delight after his second throw of 46.83 metres.
Shooting
Gault misses out on medal record
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Mick Gault had described it as "job done" after he equalled the Games record of 18 medals in the 10m air pistol on Saturday, and that is where he will remain after the Englishman fails to qualify for the 50m final.
Gault, 60, could only manage 13th place in qualifying at the Barry Buddon Shooting Centre, with the top eight going through, among them England's Kristian Callaghan.
Athletics
Men's Decathlon - 100m
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"Two false starts is unbelievable. You have nine events to go. I'm sorry for Jake Stein (see 10:10), but you have to have some discipline. You could see by his reaction that he is furious with himself."
Athletics
Men's Decathlon - 100m
Australia to Scotland is an awful long way. If you have travelled from down under then you want to put in a good showing. What you definitely don't want to do, is what 20-year-old Jake Stein has just done.
Two false starts in the first event of the decathlon, the 100m, sees him disqualified from that race, therefore scoring no points and ending his medal hopes before the first starting gun has been fired.
He is angry at himself and doesn't know what to do. He stomps around at the back of the track, sits down in the seats with his head in his hands and then has to go back to his starting blocks when he is formally shown the red card.
Today's newspapers
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"Who will be the face of the 2014 Commonwealth Games? There's another seven days of action yet but judging by Monday's Scottish newspapers the 20th edition of the Games will forever be remembered for the moment a 13-year-old girl from Shetland melted the hearts of the world.
"Erraid Davies's beaming smile dominates the front front pages, with the Glasgow-based Herald describing her as 'the girl with a golden grin', who had had not told her classmates she had been selected to swim until a month ago.
"The Daily Record leads with the bronze medal winner in the 100m breaststroke para-sport under the headline 'Too pool for school' and call Erraid 'the little Merm-Erraid'."
Athletics
Men's decathlon (10:00 BST)
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England decathlete John Lane on Twitter: "The face you pull when you have to 10 events over the next two days. #why"
Lane gets his campaign underway in the 100m shortly.
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 3-11 South Africa
Northern Ireland's hopes of a first gold medal of the Games look to be fading fast on the bowling green at Kelvingrove.
Neil Booth stopped the rot with a shot bowl in end eight but a treble in the following end opened up real daylight for South Africa.
And South Africa followed up with a double in the next to go eight shots ahead with just eight ends to play.
It's tighter in the bronze medal match where Wales lead Australia 10-9.
Hockey
Half-time - Australia 3-0 South Africa
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The Australian men are following the example set by their women at the National Hockey Centre, looking a class apart so far as they go into the break three goals clear of South Africa.
And as if that wasn't bad enough for South Africa, Timothy Drummond has to leave the field after taking the full force of an Australian penalty corner to his head. The Aussies are as concerned as anyone, rushing over to check he's OK, before he gingerly exits.
Athletics
Men's decathlon (10:00 BST)
Obviously, no Daley this time around, he is 55 after all, but this year's competition begins at 10:00 BST with the first event, the 100m.
The schedule for the decathlon is -
Today (all times BST): 10:00 - 100m, 11:05 - long jump, 12:40 - shot put, 19:00 - high jump, 21:05 - 400m
If you mention the word 'decathlon', then I'm sure Daley Thompson will soon come to mind. The legendary English athlete dominated the 10-discipline event in the late 70s and 80s.
He won gold in the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton in 1978, Brisbane four years later and then again in Edinburgh in 1986, the last time Scotland hosted the competition before Glasgow 2014.
Netball
Wales v Barbados
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Wales play their penultimate match with their hopes of making the semi-finals very slim indeed, after heavy defeats by Australia (pictured) and England.
The same goes for Barbados, who have lost to Australia and South Africa, so it's a must-win for both sides. Watch the match here.
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 2-6 South Africa
South Africa are starting to open up a gap as they chase gold by winning three successive ends.
After the first double of the final in end six they add another shot in end seven as Northern Ireland skip Neil Booth misses a couple of chances.
South Africa's lead off player Prince Neluonde is a bar man back home at his sporting club so he will be useful if it's celebration drinks all-round at the end.
Over on the other rink, Australia have edged ahead 7-6 against Wales as they battle for bronze.
England's Mick Gault has begun what could be a historic 50m pistol event as the 60-year-old from Norfolk looks to win a record 19th Commonwealth Games medal.
Gault, who came out of retirement to compete in Glasgow, tied the all-time record with bronze in the 10m air pistol on Saturday.
After tying Australian shooter Phillip Adams's mark of 18, the Englishman said: "It was really cool. I'm going to have a pint of shandy, and maybe a brandy."
Today's newspapers
The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia)
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The top half of Sydney-based Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph's front page is devoted to Michael Shelley, who "ran the race of his life" to win the men's marathon on Sunday.
Best clips
Here are some clips you may have missed last night, but are well worth a watch.
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NETBALL: Goal shooter Joanne Harten suffers an embarrassing wait on court before England's Pool B netball match against South Africa after running out alone before the announcer's introduction.
TABLE TENNIS: Nigeria's Segun Toriola produces a stunning defensive display to win a 41-shot rally against Singapore's Ning Gao, in the second match of the men's team table tennis semi-final.
Daniel Barnard: What a knockout last night on the last fight at the boxing. All the fights have been quality.
Kat Standerwick: Loving watching the swimming. A bronze medal at 13 years old! #inspirational #ErraidDavies
Nomdy Plume: Rugby sevens brilliant yesterday. Well done RSA.
What events have you enjoyed so far and what are you still looking forward to? Let us know on Twitter at #bbcglasgow2014
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 2-2 South Africa
Northern Ireland's trio of Neil Booth, Paul Daly and Neil Mulholland are fighting back and level it up at 2-2 after four ends.
The measure comes out for the first time in end four and Northern Ireland get the verdict to take one.
There's been only one shot in it in each end so this could be a nail-biter. In the bronze medal match, it's 4-2 to Wales against Australia.
Hockey
Latest - Australia 1-0 South Africa
There is action under way at the National Hockey Centre, with formidable four-time men's champions Australia up against South Africa. The Aussies are in command from the off and seven minutes in, Trent Mitton converts from a scramble in the 'D'.
Scotland's 13-year-old Para-sport SB9 100m breaststroke bronze medallist Erraid Davies on BBC One describes how she felt when she won a Commonwealth Games medal.
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"It was just amazing," says Davies. "I didn't really expect anything, but I knew there was a chance of a medal so I just kind of went for it. I was second last at the 50 but I just hammered the last 50.
"I live too far away from a pool to do morning training, so I train afternoon and late night every day. I didn't really know how to tell my schoolmates, but they know now and I've had lots of messages. I was a bit nervous going up to get the medal. I had my first Irn-Bru of the Games to celebrate."
Today's newspapers
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More than half of the front page of today's The Scotsman is dominated by an image of 13-year-old Erraid Davies, after her bronze medal in the SB9 100m breaststroke final.
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - South Africa 2-0 Northern Ireland
It's first blood to South Africa's trio of Bobby Donnelly, Prince Neluonde and Pierre Breitenbach as they lead 2-0 after the opening two ends.
Northern Ireland will have to reverse their defeat in the group stages if they are to take gold.
Northern Ireland's skip Neil Booth is playing his last game before retirement, leading colleagues Paul Daly and Games debutant Neil Mulholland.
The front and back pages of the Times' Commonwealth Games section has a cracking picture from yesterday's cycling, along with an inspirational quote from Sir Chris Hoy, who the velodrome is named after.
A proud family
"I'm absolutely proud, absolutely amazed. I just managed to stop crying but it was difficult," Erraid Davies's father David tells BBC Scotland.
The 13-year-old is a Para swimmer and has a problem with one of her hip bones which restricts some movement.
"When she was four, she could hardly walk," her father explains. "And so the pool was the only thing that kept her fit. She swam her first mile before she was six. She's been swimming ever since and just got better and better."
The youngster from the Shetland Islands, who will have some great stories to tell when she returns to school, triggered more than a few tears when she came third in the SB9 100m breaststroke final.
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She is Scotland's youngest ever competitor and the youngest taking part in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Needless to say, she had the Tollcross swimming venue on its feet as she clocked a personal best time of one minute, 21.38 seconds.
Bowls
Men's Triples final
Northern Ireland will be collecting their second medal of the Games this morning, but which colour will it be?
Neil Booth is about to lead compatriots Neil Mulholland and Paul Daly against South Africa in the men's triples final at a cool, overcast Kelvingrove, with the Northern Irishman knowing it is his last ever match wearing his nation's colours. Booth has already won three Commonwealth medals and will retire after the final. Watch the action here.
Wales take on Australia in the match for the bronze medal with both games starting shortly.
Love is in the air
Scotland enjoyed a cycling love-in at the Games as they won a total of five medals in the velodrome.
And the romance extended beyond the track on the closing day on Sunday thanks to Chris Pritchard.
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The Scot, 31, got off his bike at the end of the keirin event and climbed into the crowd to propose to girlfriend Amanda Ball.
The gesture stunned the watching crowd, if perhaps not Amanda herself, who thankfully said "yes."
"I have been nagging for long enough," she said. "The ring is just like the one I took a picture of and left on the iPad." Lovely.
Post update
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Scotland are third in the medal table, but failed to win a gold on Sunday. They need one more victory to win 12 gold medals for the first time at a Commonwealth Games.
Today's action (part 2)
There will also be medals won in these competitions...
Shooting: Men's 50m pistol and 50m rifle prone events, women's trap and 50m rifle prone events
Squash: Men's and women's singles
Swimming: Men's 200m back, 50m breast, 100m fly and Para-sport 200m SM8 medley, women's 800m free, 100m free, 100m breast and 200m fly
Table Tennis: Men's team
Weightlifting: Women's 69kg, men's 85kg.
Today's action
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There will be action in athletics, badminton, boxing, gymnastics (artistic), hockey, lawn bowls, netball, shooting, squash, swimming, table tennis and weightlifting.
Gold medals won today: 27.
Today's medals will be won in...
Athletics: Men's 100m, shot put, Para-sport 100m T37 and Para-sport discus F42/44; women's 100m, hammer throw and Para-sport 100m T12)
Badminton: Mixed team final
Lawn bowls: Men's pairs and triples
Yesterday's news
Rugby sevens
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All good runs must come to an end eventually. New Zealand's rugby sevens' record was perfect, they had won gold every time they had competed.
But this time they had to settle for silver as they lost 17-12 to South Africa in the final.
But before we go any further, here are some headlines that you may have missed from last night.
In the pool, Fran Halsall won her second gold of these Games, third Commonwealth title and 10th Commonwealth medal overall, as England claimed another two golds in the pool.
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Halsall, 24, emulated her 50m freestyle success in the 50m butterfly after Siobhan-Marie O'Connor (pictured), 18, had won the 200m individual medley.
Scotland's men's 4x200m freestyle team won silver, while compatriots Hannah Miley, 24, and Erraid Davies, 13, both took bronze, as did England's Liam Tancock in the men's 50m backstroke.
Johnson unimpressed with Gemili
But not everyone was impressed by Gemili's effort and BBC pundit Michael Johnson, an Olympic gold medallist at 200m, 400m and 4 x 400m relay, wants to see more from the English sprinter.
"I wasn't that excited by Gemili's performance," said the American. "What has impressed me so much over the last couple of years is his technique, but he looked a little tight.
"When he runs well I'd like to see him look more like he expected it, not like 'Oh my god, that was great'."
From Stamford Bridge to Hampden Park
If things had worked out differently, Adam Gemili could be a Premier League footballer now. By 22:00 BST tonight, he could be the men's 100m Commonwealth Games champion.
Gemili, 20, spent nearly eight years at Chelsea's academy but was released in 2008 before spells at Reading and Dagenham and Redbridge.
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However, a trip to local athletics club Blackheath and Bromley in 2010 changed his life. Less than a year later he won his first 100m race in under 11 seconds and decided to give up football to become a sprinter.
Now he has a gold medal from the 2012 World Junior Championships and was the fastest qualifier in Sunday's 100m heats, clocking a time of 10.15 seconds.
The main attraction
So, Rosefelo Siosi was one of the athletics stories of yesterday, but today things get serious on the track.
Today is the main attraction, the blue riband event, the race everyone wants to see. Today is 100 metres final day.
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A long way from home
The other 23 athletes in the men's 5,000m had long completed the race but Rosefelo Siosi, who had been lapped three times by the leading runners, was desperate to finish.
Only 17 years old and without a coach, Siosi, running 9,000 miles from home, was cheered on as if he was from Glasgow by a packed crowd at Hampden Park.
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He finished more than one-and-a-half minutes behind his nearest competitor and almost four minutes behind Kenya's winner Caleb Ndiku.
But Siosi never gave up, ran a personal best, set a new national record, won the crowd's hearts and typified the spirit of the Commonwealth Games.
It's not the winning...
Not everyone can win gold. For some, reaching the finish line against all odds is their victory, their triumph, their moment of glory.
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Great Britain's Eddie 'The Eagle' Edwards waved and launched himself into notoriety with his fearless ski jumping antics, as he soared through the Calgary sky at the 1988 Winter Olympics - and came last.
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Eric 'The Eel' Moussambani from the tiny African country of Equatorial Guinea became a swimming hero in the 2000 Olympics as he raced against himself, despite looking like a man who might need rescuing at any moment.
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At the 2012 Olympics, Hamadou Djibo Issaka of Niger, who had only been rowing for three months, was cheered on by 20,000 people in London as he battled to finish the men's single sculls event.
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And now we can add the name of teenage 5,000m runner Rosefelo Siosi from the Solomon Islands to the list of athletes that show that sometimes it is all about the taking part. He came, he saw, he finished.
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That is over and out for now though on a jam-packed day of Commonwealth fun.
Thanks for your company and sweet dreams.
Tuesday's action
There could be another podium rendition of Flower of Scotland tomorrow in the pool as Hannah Miley takes on Wales' Jazz Carlin in the 400m freestyle final.
Elsewhere the men's team gymnastics looks interesting with Great Britain team-mates Kristian Thomas, Sam Oldham and Max Whitlock, and Dan Purvis and Daniel Keatings, divided along England and Scotland lines respectively.
In shooting, Northern Irish full bore specialist David Calvert returns to the Commonwealth Games for a 10th time as part of the team for Glasgow, having won four gold and four bronze medals since his debut at the Edmonton Games of 1978.
Your handy guide to Tuesday is right here.
Medal table
What does that all mean for the medals table? Well, those pesky Aussies are still top, but today's tip of the hat goes to Scotland in third.
Thirteen gold medals, the latest of which were Libby Clegg's T12 100m success and victory for Alex Marshall and Paul Foster in the men's pairs, is a national record for the Commonwealth Games.
Today's action
Time for your bullet-train review of what happened in today's action.
In athletics, England's Adam Gemili took silver behind Jamaica's Kemar Bailey-Cole in the 100m, while Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare completed the first half of a possible sprint double in the women's race.
In swimming, Jazz Carlin became the first Welsh woman to win Commonwealth Games gold in the pool in 40 years when she eased to victory in the 800m freestyle.
In squash, defending champion Nick Matthew saw off the challenge of compatriot James Willstrop to retain his title in a five-game epic.
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Nicola showed her class and ability. She overwhelmed Oluwantoyin Oladeji, who was probably saved by the bell in the end. It was first class and I think she will be too good for anyone else here."
Boxing
Nicola Adams finishes like a train, buzzing around a weary Oluwatoyin Oladeji like an irate hornet, throwing stinging shots at the struggling Nigerian. A clear victory and the Englishwoman is all grins as she salutes each side of the ring with shadow punches.
An impressive and, by the looks of it, enjoyable opening.
#71club updates
Ollie Williams
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Number 36 - Clemenca Sionehelo - Niue Island
Clemencia Sioneholo represents Niue Island, one of the smallest nations in the Commonwealth Games, in the #71club.
"We're a small nation, but if you come to our land, we have a big heart. You'll have fun," says the shooter of home, which is 1,500 miles north-east of New Zealand.
She adds that back home, islanders sometimes use the local flying fox population for target practice - eating the proceeds. "It's a delicacy."
Ollie is attempting to interview a competitor from all 71 nations and territories by the end of the Games. He also grabbed Canada's Susan Nattrass - one of the most decorated shooters at the event - today. His tally is up to 37, and he's targeting 10 more in athletics and boxing on Tuesday.
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Nicola looks very relaxed, very comfortable and is showcasing her talents. That's three rounds out of three now."
Boxing
Nicola Adams's quality shines through. The Yorkshirewoman snaps her opponent's head back with a heavy left hand flush on the chin. Round three is marked down to her by all of the judges.
Boxing
Nicola Adams is in perpetual motion, dodging, ducking and constantly readjusting the space between the fighters to her advantage.
While Oluwatoyin Oladeji's shots come in singles, Adams is stringing together slick combinations and that is enough to bag up the second round on all three cards.
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Nicola's coaches in the corner were very happy with the second round. She's dominating this and don't be surprised if the Nigerian girl gets a count this round. Very impressive from Nicola so far."
Boxing
Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live
"Safe to say Nicola Adams won that first round. She's just warming up and getting her timing right. She will be more and more in control of this fight because she's too good for this girl."
Boxing
A cagey opening round with Oluwantoyin Oladeji refusing to make it easy for Nicola Adams by blundering in blindly.
Adams did manage to get through with more quality though, a jab as fast a viper strike and a strong right hand over the top convince all three judges that the round is her's.
Boxing
They have waited a long time, but the SECC fans get their reward.
England's Olympic flyweight champion Nicola Adams is led to the ring to the strains of Blur's Song Two. She waves a gloved fist to acknowledge the support, before upper-cutting thin air.
Her opponent is Nigeria's Oluwantoyin Oladeji. Ding-ding, seconds out.
Time to taste the leather.
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Housewives favourite and Wet Wet Wet lead singer Marti Pellow is on Tonight at the Games, chatting away with Clare Balding and Mark Chapman about his native Glasgow.
Too late for ticket but you can get involved by sending a tweet with the hashtag #tonightatthegames.
They are after your favourite moments of the Games so far.
Boxing
Not much argument about that one.
Northern Ireland's Michaela Walsh wins all three judges' scorecards against Thessa Dumas and moves on and up to meet Sarah Joy Rae of Jamaica in the quarter-finals.
Boxing
The first ever women's boxing match at the Commonwealth Games features Michaela Walsh. The 21-year-old from Northern Ireland lost narrowly in the European Championships to the world and continental champion at 54kg.
Dropped down to flyweight at Glasgow 2014, she is expected to bring plenty of power with her and she has unanimously won the first round against Thessa Dumas of Mauritus.
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Becca Jane: Excellent performance from Adam Gemili - managed to get himself right in the mix with the Jamaicans.
James Stevenson: Well done Adam Gemili. Fantastic performance. His star is rising. Hopefully a lot more to come.
Tim Shewan: Good 100m silver for Gemili there - the first of many. Reckon the fast times will come soon!
Boxing
What has Nicola Adams been up to since she became the first ever Olympic boxing champion at London 2012?
Well, she hasn't stopped smiling. And she has not got all showbiz on us.
"Winning at London 2012 helped me work out the people who are real - my friends and family - and the people who are fake," she said.
"Don't get me wrong, there are times when it's really cool being treated special. But mostly I just like being what I was.
"I'm still Nicola Adams from Yorkshire, I still walk my dog in the same field I always have done."
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Athletes on Twitter
Commonwealth Games England: "Look whose getting ready for action..... #Adamseffect #TeamEngland."
Nicola Adams' flyweight opener is the last bout of the night at the SECC. We are currently on the fourth from last. You can get across the latest action, as ever, via the BBC Sport live stream.
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Lizzie Brereton: Cheered like a crazy person, amazing 100m by Adam Gemili to get silver.
Kate Lewers: Adam Gemili's reaction to his silver medal just then was awesome - great to see how much it matters sometimes.
Guy Hornsby: What a run from Adam Gemili! Fantastic silver, privilege to be in the stadium to see a future sprint star in the flesh.
Athletics
Women's 100m final
England's Asha Philip tells BBC Sport after finishing fourth in the women's 100m final: "Fourth is always the first loser as people say, but I'm so proud of myself. I wanted a medal but it's my first Commonwealth Games and I've loved the experience. I am going to take it on the chin and there's more to come from me."
Athletics
"The times will come, the medals are what counts" said Adam Gemili after his 100m silver.
Unfortunately for team-mate Asha Phillips, a personal best time was only good enough for fourth in the women's 100m.
Athletics
Men's 100m final
BBC Radio 5 live
Jamaica's 100m champion Kemar Bailey-Cole speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "It means a lot because it's my first individual medal at a Championship. It's just the start of the individual medals.
"The aim was to come out here and win and I did just that. I said to myself 'these guys can't beat me'".
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Donovan Bailey, former Olympic 100m champion on BBC 5 live
"One of the things I love about Adam Gemili is his total relaxation. He has an amazing start. His first 30m is among the best you can get. He knows Kemar Bailey-Cole is bigger and faster than him, so he puts him on his heels. He took complete advantage tonight of what he has, and he will learn and get better."
Athletics
Men's 100m final
England's Adam Gemili tells BBC Sport after his 100m silver medal: "This is my first senior medal. I'm speechless. There's so much prepration that goes into running 10 seconds - my team put a lot of work in behind the scenes. I can't believe it, this is my first time representing England and I'm so happy.
"This is something I'm never going to forget. It's not about times today, it's positions because the times will come. Medals are what count and this is a stepping stone now for the Europeans, Worlds and then Rio in 2016."
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Darren Campbell
BBC Sport athletics expert , on Radio 5 live
"This young man has come onto the British sprinting scene and sucked it up. He has shown he has what it takes. It is about consistency - can you keep backing up those times? And yep, Adam Gemili - you are the man. Now he has got a medal, he will be feared."
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England's Adam Gemili is giddy with joy, gabbling at 100mph in his post-race interview. He looks like he will float out of the stadium tonight.
"The times will come, the medals are what counts," he says with a wide grin before sending his good wishes for Eid straight down the barrel of the camera.
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Athletes' reaction to Adam Gemili's Commonwealth Silver medal
Paula Radcliffe: "Well done Adam Gemili. Brilliant run and well deserved."
Jonnie Peacock: "Huge congrats to Adam Gemili. Commonwealth silver!!! Smashed that start!!"
Jessica Ennis-Hill: "So happy for Adam Gemili. Such a nice guy! Brilliant run!"
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"Adam Gemili did exactly what he should have done which was put pressure on Kemar Bailey-Cole straight from the start, but Bailey-Cole's long strides took over. It's a huge landmark for Adam to run well in the qualifying rounds at a major event and get a medal in the final."
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Athletes on Twitter
England 100m sprinter Jodie Williams on Twitter: "YAAAAAAAAAAAY ADAM @Adam_Gemili"
Athletics
Men's 100m final
While Kemar Bailey-Cole plays it cool like he always knew that gold was his, Adam Gemili drops to his knee is delight as the big screen confirms that his dip has held off the challenge of Nickel Ashmeade for silver.
Athletics
Men's 100m final
Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"To get himself on the podium is a big thing for Adam Gemili. That gives him something to build on for the future. He can now go on and win the European Championships and then he has medals in his back pocket heading into next year which is a huge confidence booster."
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Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt on Twitter: "Team Jamaica all the way ...congrats @KemarBaileyCole #Glasgow2014 #gold."
Athletics
Men's 100m final
The times are in.
1. K Bailey-Cole (Jam) 10.00
2. A Gemili (Eng) 10.10
3. N Ashmeade (Jam) 10.12
Gold Medal
Kemar Bailey-Cole (Jamaica) - Men's 100m
Kemar Bailey-Cole came arrowing through the centre of the field from the halfway point. A clear winner, but the eye was drawn to the battle behind him where a stooping Adam Gemili snatched second for England.
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Kemar Bailey-Cole is the man outside Adam Gemili. He trains with Usain Bolt, can he deliver like the big man?
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Men's 100m final
Adam Gemili burst onto the 100m scene, full of promise when he clocked 10.05 out of nowhere in 2012.
Now 20, can he take the next step and deliver a major championship success?
Athletics
Men's 100m final
A supreme performance from Blessing Okagbare.
Can any of the men stamp all over the rest of the field in a similarly emphatic manner?
With Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake missing, opportunity knocks for someone. Who is going to answer?
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Dale Bennett: Come on Adam Gemili - get a medal for England!
Andy Priest: I honestly believe that Adam Gemili could sneak gold in the 100m tonight. He's in great form, so he'll definitely medal.
Joel Capper: Here we go then Adam Gemili. It's time for the big win, take the gold and go 9.90!
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Women's 100m gold medallist Blessing Okagbare of Nigeria tells BBC Sport: "I am so excited right now! A new season's best and win. I'm happy I was able to put on a show. I executed it and stayed patient like my coach said I should and after 70 metres it just felt easy! I still have the 200m and the long jump and I'm looking forward to both of those events now."
Athletics
Having only relatively recently turned her sights to sprinting and with only 25 years on the clock, this might be a sight that we get increasingly accustomed to. Blessing Okagbare will also go in the 200m and you would be a very brave punter to bet against her bagging the sprint double.
Swimming
Women's 100m freestyle medal ceremony
Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"It must be wonderful to stand on the podium with a gold medal around your neck and your sister around your arm." Australia's Cate Campbell spends a special family moment with her sister Bronte, who claimed the silver medal in the women's 100m freestyle. Jameson's sister Helen was a member of the silver-medal winning British women's 4×100m medley relay team at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow.
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Darren Campbell
BBC Sport athletics expert , on Radio 5 live
"It was all about technique. Blessing Okagbare kept the shoulders down and those arms driving. Veronica Campbell-Brown couldn't get the half-metre she needed to put her under any pressure. And what a performance from Asha Phillip - doing your best run, a personal best, on the biggest stage. Fantastic."
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"It was an emphatic time and an emphatic victory from Belssing Okagbare. It was a near perfect run from. Credit to Asha Philip who got a new personal best in a high quality field."
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown and Kerron Stewart filled the next two steps on the podium with England's Asha Phillip taking fourth in a new personal best time of 11.18.
Gold Medal
Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria) - Women's 100m
There was only one winner from 70m.
Veronica Campbell-Brown made up some of the ground after Blessing Okagbare's fast start but saw the Nigerian stretch away from her as she hit full stride.
A winning time of 10.85 seconds is a new Games record.
Athletics
Women's 100m final
Right, down to women's 100m final business.
Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare is relaxed enough to share a smile and a joke with the young lady in charge of looking after her kit.
Veronica Campbell-Brown of Jamaica plays it a little cooler, blowing a kiss to the crowd as her name is announced.
England's Bianca Williams, 20, will be picking up experience rather than medals. Compatriot Asha Phillip, in lane eight, would be a shock medallist.
Athletics
Men's 100m final
This is your 20-minute warning for the men's 100m final.
No Bolt, no Blake, but barrowloads of intrigue.
England's Adam Gemili has a prime lane draw in four but the man outside him, Jamaica's Kemar Bailey-Cole, with a qualifying time of 10 seconds flat and a personal best of 9.93 is ahead in the betting.
Jamaican champion Nickel Ashmeade has only himself to blame for a dog of a draw out in lane eight, but could come through.
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Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"That is the worst finish I've seen at a major event to win a gold medal for a while. It was like a splat." South Africa's Chad le Clos wins the men's 100m butterfly despite an ugly lunge for the finishing wall.
Gold Medal
Chad le Clos (South Africa) - men's 100m butterfly
South Africa's Chad le Clos caps a breathtaking night of action at Tollcross International Swimming Centre by claiming gold in the last race of the night.
There's a bronze for England in the shape of 21-year-old Adam Barrett, while Singapore win their first medal in the pool as 19-year-old Joseph Schooling clinches silver.
The time clocked by Le Clos - 51.29secs - is a Games record. Barrett finishes in a time of 51.93secs.
#71club updates
Ollie Williams
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Number 35: David Beattie - Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland's David Beattie, a silver medallist at Delhi 2010 and Melbourne 2006, joined the #71club on his 61st birthday - on terrain he knew well.
Beattie is a trap shooter now but previously spent many years in Army training on the Ministry of Defence land that now forms Carnoustie's Commonwealth shooting venue.
"We did battle camps here," he told me, surveying the fields between the ranges. "This brings back some memories - some good, some not so good, believe you me. It's not so nice here when you're in the grass, it's raining and you're crawling through muck and dirt."
Hear more from David on Tonight at the Games, from 22:40 BST on BBC One.
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Owen Bradley: Silver for Adam Peaty. Another fantastic swim. What a Games he's had. Outstanding.
Braden Valles: Really good night in the swimming so far.
Chris P: Lovely watching Jazz Carlin's medal ceremony , Welsh and proud!
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Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"Just as well the race was 100 metres. Another metre and gold would have gone to her sister." Australia's Cate Campbell went out too fast in her quest for a new 100m freestyle world record and was nearly caught by her sister Bronte.
Gold Medal
Cate Campbell (Australia) - women's 100m freestyle
It's another clean sweep for Australia as Cate Campbell and sister Bronte take gold and silver respectively. Cate dominates from start to finish and clocks a Games record time of 52.68secs.
Emma McKeon finishes third, England's Fran Halsall, who finishes in a time of 53.99secs, is forced to settle for fourth spot.
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Athletes on Twitter
Injured heptathlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson: "Apparently I've escaped to a hotel in the country with no signal for a few days, get away from anything Glasgow related."
Athletics
Women's 100m final
We are just under 15 minutes away from the women's 100m final.
It looks like Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare taking on the best of Jamaica for the medals.
The 25-year-old is in lane five with Kerron Stewart and Veronica Campbell-Brown inside her and Schillonie Calvert on the outside.
The diminutive figure of Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce won't be in the blocks. Hampered by injury and struggling for form this year, she is only running in the relay.
Athletics
Decathlon
The decathletes are making their way around the disciplines while the specialists compete around them.
Three events completed and leading the standings is Damian Warner of Canada with England's John Lane and Grenada's Kurt Felix in closest pursuit.
Warner has pedigree. He finished fifth at London 2012 and third at the 2013 World Championships.
Standings:
1. D Warner (Can) 3458 points
2. J Lane (Eng) 3391 points
3. K Felix (Grn) 3363 points
The final event for the day for the multi-eventers is the 400m.
Swimming
Can England's Fran Halsall make it a hat-trick of golds at the 2014 Commonwealth Games? Having secured first in the 50m butterfly and the 50m freestyle, the Southport swimmer is about to go in the 100m freestyle final.
Swimming
South Africa's 26-year-old 50m breaststroke gold medallist Cameron van der Burgh speaking about England's 19-year-old silver medallist Adam Peaty. "I look forward to competing with Adam more often. He's giving the old man a chase for his money. I remember the days when I was young and he's fired me up. I've been complacent in the last two years."
Swimming
Clare Balding
BBC Sport presenter
"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge picked a great evening to visit the very warm Tollcross Swimming Centre."
Gold Medal
Cameron van der Burgh (South Africa) - men's 50m breaststroke final
What a race! Adam Peaty's attempt to add 50m breaststroke gold to his 100m title ends in agony as South Africa's Cameron van der Burgh pips England's 19-year-old in a thrilling finish.
Peaty started badly before recovering and pushed the winner all the way. Australia's Christian Sprenger takes bronze.
Scotland duo Mark Tully and Ross Murdoch are fourth and sixth respectively.
Medal Ceremony
Women's shot-put
5000m winner Caleb Mwangangi Ndikupulled a couple of funny faces and had to be directed on which way to face for the flagpoles by bronze-medallist Zane Robertson.
It is left to shot put champion Sultana Frizell to perform a flying dismount from the top set of the podium once she has been given her due.
Swimming
Two golds and one silver for England in the pool in the last 90 minutes. Can Adam Peaty continue the flurry of success in the 50m breaststroke final? We're about to find out.
Para-Athletics
Women's para-sport T11/12 100m gold
Scotland's para-sport T11/12 100m gold medallist Libby Clegg tells BBC Sport: "It is a bit daunting when everyone wants you to win, but I didn't feel the pressure too much. The crowd and atmosphere have been brilliant and to win gold is amazing."
Medal Ceremony
Men's 5,000m
A lone piper heralds the arrival of the tartan-clad podium boys and girls.
It is time to hand out the gongs for the men's 5,000m.
Champion Caleb Mwangangi Ndiku might have something prepared for us. The Kenyan, with his dyed-gold hair, broke out some slick dance moves after his win last night.
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Athletes on Twitter
Scotland 400m runner Jamie Bowie: "Gem Nicol trying to choose a book! Who is she try to kid...? The Mr Men books are behind you! #hurryup!"
Para-Athletics
Libby Clegg, who has been celebrating her gold medal for Scotland in the T11/12 100m with the crowd, told BBC Radio 5 live: "We have been lots of fun saying hello to everyone. It has been an absolutely fantastic evening. We really appreciate the love everyone has given us. I am so pleased. It has been incredible. I hope this will set everyone else up to perform well now when it comes to their finals."
Gold Medal
Audrey Lacroix (Canada) - women's 200m butterfly
It's raining gold medals at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Canada's Audrey Lacroix, a silver medallist in Delhi four years ago, goes one better this time, with England's Aimee Willmott finishing in a silver position. Australia's Maddie Groves secures bronze.
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Adrian Moorhouse
Olympic gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"Two silvers represents a great meet really. She did not quite manage to get gold medal, but Willmott looked very, very good. She was really strong towards the end. England's Aimee Willmott wins silver in the 200m butterfly final to add to her silver in the 400m individual medley.
Athletics
Para-sport T37 100m
Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert
"Rhys Jones should be really pleased with his bronze. A good time and very solid race. Hopefully Rhys can be pushed on to bigger and better things and get a bit more exposure to this level of competition."
Gold Medal
Fanie van der Merwe (South Africa) Para-sport T37 100m
Fanie van der Merwe leads home a South Africa 1-2, coming in ahead of Charl du Toit in a time of 11.65 seconds.
Wales' Rhys Jones wins bronze in a season's best time of 12.04 seconds, thanks largely to an electric start.
Athletics
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow
"Hampden Park turned into a 50,000-strong karaoke bar as Neil Diamond's 'Sweet Caroline' blasted out with words on the big screens. There's a decathlete trying to clear 2.08m in the high jump, but still. Great to see Canada's Sultana Frizell following her hammer gold in Delhi four years ago with another here - it means, of course, that she remains the current champion. I SAID CURRANT CHA... oh, never mind. No sour grapes."
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Athletes on Twitter
Australian hockey goalkeeper Rachael Lynch on Twitter: "Harry proposed....and I said yes! Great to have the girls there for that special moment #royalfamily #Ido"
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Adrian Moorhouse
Olympic gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"With 25 metres left she accelerates like a rocket and moves away. It looked like the rest are standing still." England's Sophie Taylor breaks the British record in the 100m breaststroke final.
Gold Medal
Sophie Taylor (England) - 100m breaststroke
Sophie Taylor clinches another gold in the pool for England as the 18-year-old produces a strong finish to win the 100m breaststroke final.
Australia's Lorna Tonks is second and Jamaica's Alia Atkinson, who was leading for so long before fading badly, is forced to settle for bronze.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Jamaica's Novlene Williams-Mills and Botswana's defending champion Amantle Montsho are all but holding hands as they cross the line in glorious isolation to take up the first two qualifying spots.
Williams-Mills takes it in 50.73 seconds with Montsho just behind in 50.96 looking like she had plenty of gas in the tank.
Neither has gone as quick as Stephanie McPherson though who won the first heat in a rapid 50.69 seconds.
Gold Medal
O'Dayne Richards (Jamaica) - Men's shot put
Jamaica's first athletics gold comes in the hefty shape of O'Dayne Richards rather than from any of the lithe sprinters.
His winning throw of 21.61m is a new Games record. Tom Walsh of New Zealand is second with Tim Nedow of Canada taking bronze.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Jamaica's Christine Day, part of her country's bronze-medal winning relay team in London 2012, is some way off her personal best from the national trials, but 51.02 is more than good enough to secure a final spot.
She strolls off, apparently having barely raised a pulse, while the Bahamas' Shaunae Miller comes home second. England's Shana Cox is well down in fifth.
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
England's European champion Becky Downie raises the decibels inside the 'Hydro' gymnastics venue with a strong uneven bars display.
Her score of 14.683 takes England to a halfway total of 85.390, clear of Wales in second with 81.398. Downie nods and says 'that's brilliant' to one of the England coaching stars. They'll be back for the other two routines tomorrow.
Swimming
Ollie Hynd is all smiles as he receives his gold medal at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Lots of St George's flags in the crowd. A proud moment for the 19-year-old after his SM8 200m success.
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Adrian Moorhouse
Olympic gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"Both British swimmers must fancy their chances. That was the second and third fastest in the world this year." Wales' Georgia Davies and England's Lauren Quigley head the times going into the 50m backstroke final on Tuesday.
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Wales swimmer Thomas Haffield: "The best selfie with Jazz Carlin!!!"
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
The second semi-final is about to get under way and after Stephanie McPherson's romp in the first her fellow Jamaican Christine Day will be hoping to follow her lead.
England's Shana Cox is in lane eight.
Athletics
Women's hammer
England's Sophie Hitchon talking to BBC Sport after winning hammer bronze: "The first few rounds were a little jerky and I only got it together later on. That is what happens sometimes. I am amazingly pleased with a medal, but I just always want the very best as an athlete."
Swimming
More success for Wales in the pool as Georgia Davies wins her 50m backstroke semi-final heat in a Games record time of 27.61secs. England's Lauren Quigley is second.
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England long jumper Greg Rutherford: "Fantastic performance from Libby Clegg. Hatti the dog will be so pleased (one of the cutest dogs in the world)"
Swimming
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Jazz Carlin is still answering questions from the media, and doing so with a smile. The Welsh Commonwealth champion has revealed she painted the Welsh dragons on her nails herself (a thoroughly professional job she's done, too). It wasn't quite the Millennium Stadium when Land of my Fathers was ringing out around the pool for the first time, but no-one cares about that.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Stephanie McPherson lays down the gauntlet, flattening the opposition with a time of 50.69 seconds.
The next woman home is a second and a half behind, but 52.19 is a new personal best for England's Kelly Massey and the 29-year-old is into the final.
Swimming
Scotland's 16-year-old Kathleen Dawson finishes third in her 50m backstroke semi-final heat in a Scottish record time of 28.55secs.
Athletics
Women's 400m semi-finals
Next on the track are the women's 400m semi-finals.
In the first of three heats, Jamaica's Stephanie McPherson looks like the one to beat with a season's best time of 50.54.
The fastest two go through automatically with two spots for the fastest losers.
Gold Medal
Sultana Frizell (Canada) - Women's Hammer
Sultana Frizell has dominated the competition with four throws north of 70m and the defending champion duly earns another gold gong to hang alongside her success at Delhi 2010.
Bronze Medal
Sophie Hitchon (England) - Women's Hammer
Sophie Hitchon saved her best for last. Her final throw of 68.72m is an improvement, but not enough of one to make any impact on the two women above. She has to make do with bronze and she looks happy enough to do so.
Swimming
New Commonwealth 800m freestyle champion Jazz Carlin speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "I missed out on the London Olympics. I was really ill, I had glandular fever, and it was a really tough time. This year my coach left and moved to Australia so I have had to do a lot of it myself. But I have an amazing support team around me in Wales and my family and friends have been incredible. I couldn't have done it without them. When you have failures and tough times, it makes the highs so much better. It really is an emotional time."
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Andy Jameson
1986 CWG gold medallist and BBC swimming expert
"That is an extraordinary swim. 21.76 seconds from a British man. Good on you." Ben Proud sets a new British and Commonwealth Games record in the heats of the men's 50m freestyle.
Swimming
England's Ben Proud qualifies for the 50m freestyle final after winning the second semi-final in a Games record time of 21.76secs.
Athletics
Women's hammer
Sultana Frizell of Canada has pushed her lead out to more than two metres, setting a new Commonwealth Games record en route with a mammoth throw of 71.97m.
England's Sophie Hitchon is still lying third with a best of 67.59. She has one throw left to improve on that...
Athletics
Libby Clegg finished second at the Paralympics in both Beijing and London, but there was never any doubt about that victory. She was streets ahead of the field before they had even reached halfway.
She and her guide runner have set off to bask in the adulation on a victory lap.
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Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert
"That was a fantastic race for Libby Clegg. I don't think her winning gold was in doubt but she kept calm and relaxed. It is lovely to see her and her guide Mikail Huggins smiling. Libby has had huge pressure for the last two years. There's posters of her here in Glasgow and she would probably have preferred to stay hidden away but it's been nearly impossible. It's a well deserved gold medal and there's more to come from her."
Gold Medal
Libby Clegg (Scotland) - Para-sport T11/12 100m
Libby Clegg wins Scotland's first athletics gold with a season's best time of 12.20 seconds.
Athletics
Men's shot putt
The men's shot put is underway in the centre of the Hampden Park, leaving a few craters for the Scottish football team to dodge the next time they get use of the national stadium.
Leading the way is Tom Walsh of New Zealand, lobbing the cannonball out to 20.96m, Jamaica's Danyne O'Richards in second with 20.94m.
England's Scott Rider is well down the standings with a best of 18.12m.
Swimming
We've not heard the Welsh national anthem too many times at the Commonwealth Games but there are tears as Jazz Carlin receives her 800m freestyle gold. And then comes a huge smile. Wales has a new sporting hero.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Denise Lewis
BBC Sport athletics expert & twice CWG champion
"Richard Thompson has looked out of sorts from the word go. He doesn't look like the man who has run as quick as he has this year. Kemar Bailey-Cole is a tall guy, but he has a nice style and will be a danger in the final."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Jamaica's Kemar Bailey Cole takes the express route to the final, winning the third semi-final in 10.00 seconds, the fastest time of any of those through to the gold-medal race.
St Kitts and Nevis' Antoine Adams beats Richard Thompson with a well-timed dip for a time of 10.18 seconds.
Thompson, who ran 9.82 seconds earlier this year, just has not come to the party at all and misses the final.
Richard Kilty of England is down in sixth in a time of 10.27.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
England sprinter Adam Gemili tells BBC Sport after reaching the 100m final: "I just need to recover between now and the final. I made it a bit harder for myself with the start I had but I came through. I try to relax as much as I can. I like to enjoy the crowd but as soon as I get on the blocks I just get my focus."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
The third and final semi-final features two-time Olympic silver medallist Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago as well as England's world indoor champion Richard Kilty and Jamaican Kemar Bailey-Cole.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"Adam Gemili is one of the athletes who absorbs the energy from the crowd and he's certainly done that. The question is he can he find an extra gear when it comes to the final."
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Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt: "First day of training in Glasgow, Scotland for the Commonwealth Games."
That is opposed to Glasgow, Kentucky, recently ranked the 10th best place to live in the state.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Adam Gemili takes the second semi-final on the nod and it is a swift time of 10.07 seconds. Jason Livermore is second in 10.11, Nigeria's Mark Jelks takes third and will play the waiting game.
Gold Medal
Ollie Hynd (England) - Para-sport SM8 200m Individual Medley
Ollie Hynd completes a clean sweep of titles in the SM8 200m category with a superb victory to win England's first Para-swimming gold of Glasgow 2014.
The 19-year-old who is the Paralympic, World and European champion in the event, clocks two minutes 22.86 seconds.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
England's Adam Gemili gets a big welcoming roar as he is introduced prior to the second semi-final. He has the fastest 2014 time of anyone in his semi-final but Jason Livermore of Jamaica is not far behind.
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Huge reception for Scotland's women as they leave the arena in third place in the team final standings at the end of their first day session.
They have 76.031 from their two pieces of apparatus, with the other two to follow tomorrow. Wales currently lead with 81.398, but it's now England's turn and with European champion Becky Downie in their line-up, they are amongst the event favourites.
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Swimming
Women's 800m freestyle
Rebecca Adlington
Four-time Olympic medallist and BBC Sport swimming expert
"After two years of disappointments Jazz really deserved that. She has put in so much hard work."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"I expected more from Nickel Ashmeade, and there is surely a lot more to come for him."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Jamaican champion Nickel Ashmeade left himself a lot to do and only just met the deadline, sneaking second behind Bahamas' Warren Fraser. Both men are given the same time - 10.21 seconds.
Keston Bledman of Trinidad and Tobago was third in 10.24 with England's Harry Aikines Aryeetey in fourth in 10.25. Both will need a favour from the clock.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Steve Cram
BBC Sport athletics commentator
"That was a very odd semi-final. We were expecting fireworks and people to really push on, but no-one did."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
England's Harry Aikines-Aryeetey will go in the first of the men's heats with Jamaica's Nickel Ashmeade outside him.
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"I think Adam Gemili will need to turn it up tonight. I was encouraged by his comments after the heats that he knows he will have to improve. A lot of the guys were sluggish and know they need to get better tonight. It's not a case of conserving energy for races really, they just needed to blow the cobwebs away yesterday.
"I am excited about the final because it's evenly matched and there's no clear favourite. Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago has the quickest time but I'm not completely convinced by him. The Jamaicans are bound to be in the mix but Adam Gemili has as good a chance as anyone."
Athletics
Men's 100m semi-finals
Back to the track, where the line-up for the men's 100m final is about to be sorted out across three races.
Athletics
Women's hammer
In the women's hammer contest in the middle of the track, Canada's Sultana Frizell (another corking name from the Canadian squad) has set a new Games record of 70.55m to lead the standings.
England's Sophie Hitchon is in third after two attempts with an effort of 67.59m.
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
England's Louis Smith says his return to international competition for the first time since London 2012 was "amazing". The three-time Olympic medallist scored an impressive 15.7 for his pommel horse routine, bettered only by reigning European champion and team-mate Max Whitlock.
"There was a lot of pressure as I thought, 'if I mess this up everything's gone down the drain' but now I think there's definitely more to come," said Smith.
The Strictly Come Dancing winner also confirmed that he'll compete on parallel bars on the final day of the team finals tomorrow.
Gold Medal
Jazz Carlin (Wales) - 800m freestyle
Brilliant by Jazz Carlin who becomes the first Welsh woman in 40 years to win a Commonwealth gold medal in the pool. The 23-year-old punches the air as she realises she is Commonwealth champion. New Zealand's Lauren Boyle gets silver while Canada's Brittany Maclean is third. The Welsh dragon has roared. Carlin's time is a Games record 8.18.11.
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Blessing Okagbare got a sluggish start, but from 60m onwards she just gobbled up the track beneath her. The clock stops at 10.93 seconds with plenty of daylight between her and Kerron Stewart in second.
England's Bianca Williams is third in 11.34 seconds and that is good enough to sneak the eighth and final spot in the final at 21:35 BST tonight.
Athletics
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow
"Another full house at Hampden Park, and if's taken a little too long for many of the 50,000 to get to and into the old stadium, they're making a happy racket now. After the thousands of empty seats in the athletics arena in Delhi, this is much more reminiscent of the City of Manchester stadium 12 years ago - huge support for any of the home nations, a genuine excitement from all to have bagged tickets for the show-piece sport of the Games."
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
The third and final semi-final features Nigeria's gifted Blessing Okagbare. The 25-year-old, easy to spot with bleached blonde hair, finished sixth in the last world championships and has previously competed in the long jump.
Jamaica's Kerron Stewart will be her main rival with England's Bianca Williams up against it.
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Judo gold medalist Colin Oates: "Pretty certain my home village was very pleased with my achievement. My brother jogged past this outside the pub"
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Veronica Campbell-Brown comes through late and fast to take the second semi-final in a time of 11.02 seconds.
Nigeria's Gloria Asumnu took the second spot to progress to the final with Canada's Khamica Bingham waiting on a fastest loser spot like her fabulously named compatriot Crystal Carly-Kirsten Emmanuel.
Swimming
Are Wales about to celebrate a first women's gold in 40 years? A nation holds its breath as Jazz Carlin steps out for the women's 800m freestyle final.
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown is the class of the field in the second semi-final.
The London 2012 bronze medallist missed last year's World Championships after testing positive for a banned diuretic in May 2013 but was cleared to compete again in February by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Gold Medal - Australia
Men's 200m backstroke - swimming
It's an Australian sweep as Mitch Larkin wins the 200m backstroke gold ahead of compatriots Matson Lawson, who was second, while Josh Beaver is third.
Little joy for the home nations as Scotland's Craig McNally finishes fifth and Wales' Xavier Mohammed is eighth and last in his first major senior final.
Athletics
Women's 100m semi-finals
Schillonie Calvert of Jamaica, equalling her season's best with a time of 11.08 seconds, takes the first semi-final, but England's Asha Phillip ran her close in second.
Canada's Crystal Carly-Kristen Emmanuel is third and will have to wait to see the times in the second semi-final before she can book in for the final at 21:35 BST tonight.
Swimming
Men's 200m backstroke final
Karen Pickering
BBC Sport swimming & diving, on Radio 5 live
"It's an Australian gold, silver and bronze. It was a great swim from Mitch Larkin but he didn't have a great finish and just got there ahead of Josh Beaver."
Athletics
Coming Up
Hampden Park looks rammed to the gunwales.
The competitors for the first event - the women's hammer - have been introduced to the crowd and there was pretty indiscriminate cheering for all.
On the track the first event is the women's 100m semi-finals.
England's Asha Phillip, the UK champion, goes in the first of the two races and her path to the final has been made considerably easier by the withdrawal of Trinidad and Tobago's Michelle-Lee Ahye who set a personal best of 10.85 seconds earlier this year.
Swimming
There are eight medals to be won in the pool over the course of the next two hours.
Highlights include Wales' Jazz Carlin, who set a Commonwealth Games record in the heats and goes in the women's 800m freestyle final, while England's Fran Halsall, with two golds to her name already in these Games, is in the 100m freestyle final.
First up is the men's 200m backstroke final featuring Scotland's Craig McNally and Wales' Xavier Mohammed.
Para-Athletics
Two Para-sport golds are up for grabs on the track tonight and expect a huge Hampden Roar if Libby Clegg can win gold for Scotland in the T11/12 100m at 20:00 BST.
The 24-year-old has the eye disease Stargardt's macular dystrophy and is registered blind but she speeds her way down the track with the help of guide Mikail Huggins.
The pair won silver over 100m at London 2012 and at last year's IPC Athletics World Championships in Lyon but a gold on home soil would be special.
The other track final is the T37 100m at 20:37 and although South Africa's Fanie van der Merwe and Charl du Toit are the leading challengers, Wales's Rhys Jones could be in the medal shake-up.
Gold Medal - Malaysia
Mixed team final - badminton
Malaysia win a third successive gold medal in the mixed team event by claiming an unassailable 3-1 lead against England in the best-of-five final at the Emirates Arena.
Sarah Walker put up an admirable fight in the fourth rubber but eventually lost 21-16 21-17. Jing Yi Tee weeps tears of joy as she is embraced by her team-mates.
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Athletes on Twitter
Scotland netball player Jo Pettitt: "Watching the gymnastics final with Clyde on our day off!"
Squash
Squash silver medallist James Willstrop on his relationship with Nick Matthew who beat him to the gold in the final: "We've not always liked each other and got on, but why shouldn't there be mutual respect. He's been world champion three times. His record is incredible and I'll take my hat off.
"We won't become drinking buddies though. That won't be happening. It's not about forgiving and forgetting for what happened in 2009. We don't need to deal with each other. We have respect when we get together in squads. But we don't go around together. That day I wasn't happy with him."
Matthew added: "I'd like to think we'll go for a drink. A lot of people have had rivalries and they laugh and joke about it now. We don't have that much in common of the court, but we have enormous respect for what each other does."
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Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder
"100 finals tonight at @Glasgow2014 should be good. Men and women's races both have no clear favourite. Competition! Love it."
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Scotland judo gold medallist Euan Burton: "Queuing for the train to Hampden for the athletics at Central Station. Not great after a late one last night!!"
Squash
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Just asked James Willstrop after his long chat with Nick Matthew at end of the squash final whether they'll become drinking buddies. 'No' was the answer."
Commonwealth Games
BBC Radio 5 live
Judy Murray, mother of tennis star Andy Murray: "Both Andy and Jamie would have loved to have been here competing in the Commonwealth Games and representing Scotland. They enjoyed playing tennis at the Olympics, and there is nothing better than representing your country in front of your own home fans.
"As far I know it's up to the host cities whether they include tennis in the Commonwealths and it is based on a number of things - how good the host country are at the sport, whether they have the facilities and whether all the countries vote for it.
"Tennis actually featured in Delhi, although at the time of year it was held it wasn't great with Masters Series events which count towards ranking points. However, at this time of the year it would have been fine to include tennis because there is a bit of a break after Wimbledon."
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 1-2 Malaysia
Malaysia have come from behind to take a 2-1 lead against England in the best-of-five mixed team final at the Emirates Arena.
Chris Adcock had earlier helped England take the opening rubber when he won the mixed doubles with his wife Gabby, but he and partner Andrew Ellis have lost the men's doubles to Tan Wee Kiong and Gohn V Shem 21-19 21-14.
Sarah Walker will contest the fourth rubber against Jing Yi Tee. They have just got moving in that one and it is all yours on the live stream.
Squash
BBC Radio 5 live
It seemed at the time that Nick Matthew and James Willstrop's post-match chat was more friendly that the frosty relationship they have endured over the past few years.
This is Matthew's take on it, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live.
"I said to James afterwards that he was a winner just for being here," the winner said.
"He was told that his career might by over just a few weeks ago. For us both just to be here is testament to our professionalism."
You can listen to BBC Radio 5 live's wall-to-wall Commonwealth coverage online as well as on the wireless.
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England gymnast Kristian Thomas: "Good solid start to day one. Amazing atmosphere and great support. Great job lads."
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Allan Wells
Four-time CWG athletics gold medallist
"Had a great chat with Prince Edward today at the Hockey. Very nice man"
Squash
England's silver medallist James Willstrop, speaking to BBC Sport after his defeat to compatriot Nick Matthew: "I'm just so thrilled with what I've done this week.
"It's been an odd five weeks before this match. He's had an operation and I'm going to have one.
"What he's done is just amazing, to have that operation and to come out and play. Squash is a game where you need match fitness and he's had none.
"But I'm almost not disappointed because five weeks ago I almost wasn't playing.
"He just beat me squash-wise. I gave everything. I left it out there. My hip was moving in places I wasn't sure it should do a few weeks ago."
What's on now
What's on now then?
Well, it the calm before the storm of a big night of action on the track and in the pool.
Over in the badminton, England and Malaysia are level at 1-1 in the mixed team gold-medal match. Chris Adcock and Andrew Ellis are currently contesting the third rubber against Wee Kiong Wan and Wei Shem Goh.
In the netball, Northern Ireland, chasing the first win of their campaign, lead St Lucia 41-22 in the final quarter.
At Kelvingrove Lawn Bowls club, among a host of other action, South Africa's Bobby Donnelly is taking on Namibia's Willem Esterhuizen. That is also on the BBC Sport live streams.
Weightlifting
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"She may have narrowly missed out on a medal but there's a media scrum waiting to talk to England's 15-year-old weightlifter Rebekah Tiler.
"She handles herself with maturity way beyond her tender years. Yes, she's disappointed to miss out on a 69kg Group A medal but the schoolgirl from Keighley is determined to come back stronger.
"Chris and Emma Tiler look on proudly as their daughter says she is already targeting the Rio Olympics in 2016. By then she hopes to have GCSEs in drama and PE. One thing is for sure, she's done Bingley Grammar School proud. Keighley has a star in the making."
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Australia hockey player Jayde Taylor: "Prince Harry said he hates selfies so we got a photo instead!"
You may remember Jayde tweeted earlier in the Games after the Queen 'photo-bombed' her selfie four days ago. Just Princes Phillip, William and Charles to collect for full house.
Post update
England's singles champion Nick Matthew tells BBC One: "What a battle. I take my hat off to James, what we've both been through the last few weeks, to put on a final like that.
"I was so edgy with my drop-shots throughout the whole game. I felt like I was hitting them with a different racket. He was playing the better squash and I was just digging in.
"My coach told me just to hack it to the back, to resort to old-fashioned caveman squash, and that's what I did.
"Five weeks ago I was on a hospital bed after waking up from the anesthetic with throbbing pain in my body. [Matthew had a knee operation].
"How the medics have done it....they need to retire now because it can't get better than that. I better enjoy this for the next two weeks because my wife is expecting a baby. This is the best moment of my life but I'm sure they'll be an even better moment in a few weeks."
Squash
Nick Matthew has just described his tactics for his final win as "caveman squash", lumping it into the back corner and controlling the T.
Those Neanderthals must have had a better touch than I realise. It looked pretty refined work from back here.
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Gary Lineker
BBC Sport presenter
"Squash has always been a great sport to play, and these days it's very good to watch. Should be an Olympic sport."
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James Sandford: Stick that match between Nick Matthew and James Wilstrop on a tape and post it to the International Olympic Committee!
Jane Bourne: What are you doing to me Nick Matthew?! That was nerve wracking to watch.
Chris Rhydderch: What a super match and congrats to both medal winners!
Squash
The applause goes on and on and on.
It is the soundtrack to Nick Matthew and James Willstrop's earnest and apparently friendly post-match chat, to Matthews' trip up into the stands to kiss his partner and the unborn offspring in her belly and to Willstrop's weary slump into the backcourt chair.
The both deserve every decibel.
Gold Medal
Nick Matthew (England) - Men's singles squash
James Willstrop slings a desperate racquet into the back corner in pursuit of Nick Matthews' final perfectly-weighted lob.
Willstrop ends spread-eagled on the deck. Matthew presses himself up against the glass, acclaiming the support from the stands as he celebrates gold.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
James Willstrop is clinging on in the match, but it is only by the very tips of his fingernails. He has been backed up to 10-5 and is facing five match points...
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew might have had the medal on his racquet there. Serving at 7-4 up, he has an inviting forehand volley at the front of the court with James Willstrop half a stride off the pace behind him.
Into the tin it goes though and Willstrop has a chance to build a way back in...
Badminton
Mixed team final
Malaysia have levelled it off at 1-1 against England in the mixed team final at the Emirates Arena.
England's Rajiv Ouseph lost the first game to Chong Wei Feng 21-17 in the men's singles, but rallied to claim the second 21-19. He led 11-7 at the mid-game interval in the deciding third game, but Wei fought back to claim victory 21-19.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew has come out of the blocks the faster of the two Englishmen. Some sharp staccato work at the front of the court helps him build a 5-3 lead and James Willstrop's big chance to overturn that lop-sided head-to-head form guide might be heading down the swanny.
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Simon White: Great game being played between @nickmatthew and @jameswillstrop. Some great rallies #squash #Commenwealthgames
A Brown: So good to see squash on the TV. Wish it had much more exposure as its the 'fittest sport'
Joe Cook: This is such a good final, both deserve to win it!
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-2 James Willstrop
James Willstrop converts the first of four game points and we are into a decider.
Both players retreat to their stools for a fresh shirt and word of advice from their respective coaches.
The cameras zoom in on the elasticised tape supporting the knee that Matthew had surgery on just a few weeks before the Commonwealths. Might that be a factor?
Let's find out.
Hockey
England women's hockey player Ellie Watton on Twitter: Disappointing to lose to Australia, but we put up a good fight. Was great to meet Prince Harry after the game! #royalty
Love the sepia touch. Very classy.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-1 James Willstrop
James Willstrop leads 10-6 in the fourth, but trails two games to one in the men's squash final. Are we heading to a decider? Might a fifth game bring the personal tension between the two bubbling to the service?
You can read Nick Matthew's take on the origins of their personal rivalry on his website. BBC Radio DJ Chris Evans plays a crucial cameo.
Matthew has won the pair's last 24 meetings.
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 1-0 Malaysia
Gail Emms
BBC Sport badminton expert & ex-CWG champion
"Rajiv Ouseph lost the first game to Chong Wei Feng 21-17 in the men's singles, but he's worked really hard to pull it back and level it up at 1-1 in the second game with a 21-19 win.
"Rajiv's victory in the semi-final against India took a lot out of him and he's not been at his best here, but if he can win the deciding game to put England 2-0 up against Malaysia in the match overall it would be massive."
Badminton
Teams gold medal match - England 1-0 Malaysia
England hold an overall 1-0 advantage over Malaysia after winning the mixed doubles encounter in straight games. The second tie is a singles one, between Chong Wei Feng and England's Rajiv Ouseph (pictured).
Ouseph lost the first game, but took the second 21-19 and we are into a deciding game. Another success for Ouseph would mean England move into a 2-0 outright lead.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 2-1 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew is just a game away from picking up Commonwealth gold.
He took the third game 11-6 against fellow Englishman James Willstrop and leads 2-1 in the best-of-five final.
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
The English men certainly sent out a message to the rest of the Commonwealth nations by scoring an impressive 133.806 from their opening three apparatus of the team finals in Glasgow.
Max Whitlock, Louis Smith and Sam Oldham all impressed, whilst debutant Nile Wilson and Kristian Thomas also picked up valuable points.
Scotland are second, with Dan Keatings their stand-out performer. They will all return for the final three apparatus tomorrow.
Gold Medal
Marie Fegue (Weighlifting) -69kg category
Gold goes to Cameroon's Marie Fegue in the women's -69kg category after a total lift of 234kg.
English teenager Rebekah Tiler comes so close to winning a bronze after twice narrowly failing to lift 123kg in the clean and jerk which would have given her a medal, but still finishes a highly creditable fourth with 209kg.
Squash
Men's singles final
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It all seems to be quite cordial out there, despite the well-documented friction between James Willstrop and Nick Matthew.
"In the autobiography of Delhi 2010 champion Matthew, he writes that a bit of 'sledging' during their 2009 British Open final that mentioned Willstrop's father might have affected his fellow Englishman and the outcome of the match.
"Matthew had initially been angered by Willstrop's slow play. "At one point I wanted to rip James's head off." Spicy.
It is one game each in the best of five games.
Shooting
#71club
BBC Sport's Ollie Williams on Twitter: "Niue Island's shooting team. They train by picking off flying foxes and pigeons back home. #71club"
Gold Medal
Sally Johnson (New Zealand) - 50m rifle prone
Scotland's Jen McIntosh falls just short in her defence of the title she won in Delhi four years ago. New Zealand's Sally Johnson is her successor, finishing with a score of 620.7, just ahead of South Africa's Esmari van Reenen on 620.1.
McIntosh, whose mother Shirley won the first ever staging of the women's 50m prone at the Commonwealth Games back in 1994, has to be content with bronze.
Hockey
Women's, group B half-time - Wales 0-2 Scotland
Scotland have a deserved lead in the Celtic clash at the National Hockey Centre. A terrific snapshot on the back foot from Alison Bell gave the hosts an early lead.
Bell created the second too when her fierce shot forced Welsh goalkeeper Ria Male into a sprawling save which allowed Linda Clement to tap in the rebound.
Remember, Wales, who have Mark Hughes's daughter Xenna in their ranks, are playing for revenge after Scotland's men beat Wales 4-3 earlier today. Watch live coverage of the hockey here.
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 1-1 James Willstrop
It's game on, as James Willstrop hits back to take the second game 11-8.
Both men have sweat pouring from their brows after a series of lengthy rallies but Willstrop finally seals the game on his third game-point.
It's best of five games so there's a long way to go yet. Watch live coverage of the squash here.
Cycling
Scotland cyclist Jen Davis on Twitter: "Optical illusion in the Athlete's village this sunny Monday afternoon..."
Weightlifting
Women's 69kg Group A final
England's Rebekah Tiler misses out on a new personal best after failing to lift 95kg in the snatch part of the women's 69kg event
The teenager managed a best of 91kg to be in fourth with the clean and jerk to come.
Cameroon's Marie Fegue leads after her lift of 102kg, 2kg ahead of Nigeria's Itohan Ebireguesele and 3kg ahead of Canada's Marie-Josee Ares-Pilon.
Gold Medal
Warren Potent (Australia) - Men's prone rifle
Australian Warren Potent won Olympic bronze in the event back at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and he has added a Glasgow 2014 gold to his collection.
India's Gagan Narang takes silver with English 25-year-old Kenneth Parr taking bronze. Parr won two shooting silvers - in air rifle and three positions pairs - at Delhi 2010.
Weightlifting
Women's 69kg Group A final
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It's like rock night at the Clyde Auditorium. The weightlifters in the women's 69kg Group A final have walked out to sound bites from the likes of Aerosmith, the Foo Fighters and the Rolling Stones.
"Bingley Grammar School student Rebekah Tiler, 15, lets out a roar before breaking into a smile after her successful 91kg attempt in the snatch."
Squash
Men's singles final latest - Nick Matthew 1-0 James Willstrop
Nick Matthew claimed the first game, by an 11-9 margin, against fellow Englishman James Willstrop in the final of the men's singles competition, despite encountering some eyesight issues.
The world champion - looking to become the first man to retain a Commonwealth singles title - was 3-2 ahead when he lost a contact lens.
The referee asked him if it was necessary to put a new one in, to which Matthew replied 'yes, otherwise I wouldn't be able to see' - causing much amusement among the Glasgow crowd.
Squash
Women's singles final
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
Two-time Commonwealth champion Nicol David has won all the big titles in squash except Olympic gold. You see, squash remains on the other side of the Olympic fence despite several campaigns.
"Some of the Olympic chiefs came by," she said.
"There's been a lot of good TV coverage of Glasgow 2014 and there have been big crowds. It's a spectacular sport. Fingers crossed at the end of the year that there might be a deal for change."
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 1-0 Malaysia
Gail Emms
BBC Sport badminton expert & ex-CWG champion
"After Chris and Gabby Adcock took the first game easily 21-15 against Malaysia duo Peng Shoon Chan and Lai Pei Jing they were made to work hard in the second.
"They edged it 28-26 but only after saving six game points, and it came down to a few bad serves which Chris was able to punish. So that means England are 1-0 up in the best of five with Rajiv Ouseph next up against Chong Wei Feng in the men's singles."
Watch live coverage of the mixed teams badminton final here.
Post update
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
England's Louis Smith screams 'Come on!' and punches the air after nailing his first competitive pommel horse routine since the London Olympics.
The Strictly Come Dancing star told me he's been struggling to be taken seriously since announcing his comeback, but demonstrated perfect poise and sublime strength to gain England some valuable team points (15.7) and prove he is a serious medal contender here in Glasgow.
Netball
Scotland netball player Bethany Sutherland on Twitter: "Selfie with @usainbolt #commonwelfie #BringItOn"
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Former world silver medallist Dan Keatings - who won European pommel horse gold in 2013 - is vital to Scottish hopes of success in the gymnastics events, but he can produce little more than a forced smile after scoring 14.533 on the pommel.
"He's capable of far more and with England's 2014 European gold medallist Max Whitlock and Olympic silver medallist Louis Smith to come you'd suspect Scotland have lost some valuable ground to their biggest rivals."
Watch live gymnastics now.
Hockey
Women's group B
Wales' women have lost their first two matches, 2-0 to England and 9-0 to Australia. Scotland are also coming off the back of a 9-0 thrashing by Australia.
The two are meeting at the Glasgow Hockey Centre in search of redemption. The action has just got under way.
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"England's Max Whitlock may be the European champion on the floor but it's team-mate Sam Oldham who has the crowd waving their St George's flags with a dazzling display.
"The 20-year-old is such a strong all-around gymnast and one of the reasons why Louis Smith may find it tough to make the Rio Olympics, should he decide to continue in the sport after these Games."
Badminton
Mixed teams final latest: England 0-0 Malaysia
England triathlete Jonny Brownlee on Twitter: "Watching my first ever live badminton match. Come on England!"
England triathlete Alistair Brownlee on Twitter: "Watching a bit of Badminton and cheering on the English. First time @jonny_brownlee isn't claiming to be an expert on a sport."
Hockey
Women's group B - Wales v Scotland (16:00 BST)
Watch live coverage of the women's hockey here.
Gold Medal
Singapore - men's team table tennis
Andrew Baggaley sees off two match points, but the third is the charm for Jian Zhan as he lures the Englishman into the net to tie up an 11-4 11-8 11-9 win. The top seeds and defending champions Singapore win gold and there is a fair bit of relief in their celebrations.
They have looked the best team in the competition and proved it when it matters. Silver for England, bronze for Nigeria.
Hockey
Women's, group B: England 0-3 Australia
Former England international Mel Clewlow on BBC Sport says: "Jodie Kenny has been in fabulous form throughout the tournament, not just for her goalscoring but also her distribution. It was a clinical display by Australia today."
Hockey
Women's Group B result: England 0-3 Australia
Australia see out a comfortable win to take their record to fours wins out of four, 25 goals scored and none conceded.
Only an overturned decision via video referral prevented Australia winning 4-0. England take on Scotland in their final group match, which could decided who qualifies in second place.
Medal Ceremony
Alex Marshall and Paul Foster (Scotland) - men's pairs bowls
We have heard it 11 times before at this Commonwealth Games, but the 12th playing of 'Flower of Scotland' is a significant one.
It means Scotland have now won more gold medals at Glasgow 2014 than they had done at any previous Commonwealth Games. The landmark is reached with Paul Foster and Alex Marshall's emphatic victory in the lawn bowls pairs competition earlier today.
There is also another landmark in sight for Scotland as well as their best ever Commonwealth Games medal haul is 33. They are currently on 31.
Bronze Medal
Caroline Povey (England) - women's trap shooting
England's Caroline Povey wins a bronze in a shoot-out with New Zealand's Natalie Rooney in the women's trap.
Weightlifting
Women's 69kg final
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Ice cream sales are going through the roof outside the Clyde Auditorium, yet the queue to gain entry to the building otherwise known as 'The Armadillo' is just as long.
"A cheer breaks out as England's 15-year-old weightlifter Rebekah Tiler appears from behind the curtain to inspect the surroundings ahead of the 69kg Group A final.
"The Keighley schoolgirl responds with a wave and a smile. If she's nervous, she's doing a fine job hiding it. Can she become one of the faces of the Games? We're about to find out." Watch live coverage of the weightlifting here.
Hockey
Scotland hockey player Iain Scholefield on Twitter: "The post match volleyball/pool recovery is so much better after a win. #GoScotland"
Scotland beat Wales 4-3 earlier today.
Table tennis
Team gold medal match latest - England 1-2 Singapore
Andrew Baggaley of England is fighting to keep England's hopes of a team gold medal alive against Singapore.
So far it is opponent Jian Zhan who has been more clinical though.
With his side 2-1 up overall in the first-to-three contest, Zhan is two games to love ahead, 11-4 11-8.
It is a long, long way back for England.
Badminton
Mixed teams final: England v Malaysia
Gail Emms
BBC Sport badminton expert & ex-CWG champion
"Chris and Gabby Adcock have made a positive start to their mixed teams gold medal match against Malaysia pair Peng Soon Chan and Lai Pei Jing by winning the first game 21-14.
"In that first game you need to produce a mature and confident start and Chris has already hit some thundering shots. They are justifying their tag as favourites at the moment and I think it will be all done in two sets."
Squash
Women's singles final
England's squash silver medallist Laura Massaro, who lost in straight games to Malaysia's Nicol David, says on BBC One: "My reaction is disappointment.
"You want to go into these finals for the gold. Nicol's a champion - I have a lot of confidence when I play her but when she plays a game like that it's very difficult to break her down."
Gymnastics
England netball player Helen Housby on Twitter: "Enjoying our day off watching the gymnastics finals. Crowd and arena is brilliant #glasgow2014"
Watch live coverage of the gymnastics here.
Squash
Men's singles final (15:45 BST)
After England's Laura Massaro was beaten in the women's singles final (see 15:18), the next encounter will be the all-English final between Nick Matthew and James Willstrop.
Nick Matthew has won 22 of the 28 competitive matches he has played against James Willstrop.
Watch the men's squash final here.
Hockey
Men's, group A: Australia 6-0 South Africa
South Africa's Tim Drummond (pictured) and Andrew Cronje were both hit in the face by penalty corners during today's match against Australia. Australia won 6-0.
Australian hockey player Kieran Govers on Twitter said: "Glad the SA lads are OK, Tim and Andrew Cronje. Sorry for the poor execution mate, maybe @FIH_Hockey will allow better masks?#Safety"
Cronje replied on Twitter: "No stress Kieran, it's part of the game. Waiting for CT results but hopefully all is clear. Well played mate!"
Squash
Nicol David (Malaysia) - women's singles
Malaysia's Nicol David plays her best match of the week, and maybe of the year, to beat England's Laura Massaro 12-10 11-2 11-5 and retain her Commonwealth title.
Cycling
Scotland cyclist Chris Pritchard on Twitter: "No words will do justice to the gratitude I feel today, thank you. I'm king of the world. Well my own little world."
Pritchard got engaged to his girlfriend Amanda at the velodrome yesterday.
Have you seen Titanic a few too many times Chris? Anyway, congratulations to you both.
Hockey
Women's, group B latest: England 0-3 Australia
Another goal from a penalty corner from Jodie Kenny extends Australia's lead to 3-0 over England in the second half of their match in the women's hockey competition at the National Hockey Centre.
Gymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow
The English men - including three-time Olympic medallist Louis Smith - will make their Glasgow Commonwealth bow at around 15:25 BST.
They are third of five sub-divisions for the team finals, which begin with three apparatus today, before concluding with the other three tomorrow.
Performances for the team also serve as qualification for the individual apparatus finals later in the week - so a lot at stake.
Watch the gymnastics here.
Squash
Women's final latest - Massaro (Eng) 0-2 David (Mas)
If the first game was tight, the second is an absolute masterclass from seven-time world champion David. She dominates from every corner of the court to race through it 11-2 and there is nothing Massaro can do about it. "Just keep the pressure on," says David's coach.
C'est la vie
Did you know? In 2013, Northern Irish boxer Michael Conlan took part in the Celebrity Apprentice Ireland television programme.
But he was then fired after leading his team to a 10,000euro loss in the third week. The eventual winner of the show was Edele Lynch from cheesy nineties pop group B*Witched.
Boxing
Men's bantamweight
Northern Ireland's Michael Conlan beats India's Shiva Thapa, the world number three, on an unanimous points decision.
Conlon tells BBC One: "It was a tough fight from start to finish. I was very nervous today, because he's a very skilful fighter and I knew it could be my hardest fight of the competition. I outsmarted him.
"It wasn't my best performance but there's plenty more to come from me. Gold's the only thing in my eyes."
Squash
Women's singles
England's Alison Waters tells BBC sport following her 11-7 11-7 11-5 defeat by Joelle King of New Zealand: "It was very disappointing. I felt a bit flat. I tried my best but it wasn't my day today.
"She was probably the better player on the day. I've got to pick myself up for the women's doubles tomorrow."
Coming up
15:00 BST: Watch badminton live - mixed teams final: England v Malaysia
15:40 BST: Watch shooting live - women's trap gold medal
15:45 BST: Watch squash live - men's final: Matthew v Willstrop
16:00 BST: Watch women's hockey live - Scotland v Wales
17:00 BST: Watch netball live - Northern Ireland v St Lucia
Table Tennis
BBC Radio 5 live
Judy Murray, mother of tennis star Andy Murray: "Both my sons Andy and Jamie played table tennis on the kitchen table at home growing up using short bread tin lids and made a net with cereal boxes!"
Squash
Women's final latest - Massaro (Eng) 0-1 David (Mas)
It's predictably tight between the best two players in the world, David trailing for most of the first game and saving a game point with a superb 'boast' off three walls, and then converting her first chance to take it 12-10.
Watch live coverage of the squash here.
Hockey
Women's, group B half-time: England 0-2 Australia
Former England international Mel Clewlow on BBC Sport: "England made such a good start and this is a classic counterpunch from Australia. Jodie Kenny's having such a good tournament, that's her eighth goal.
"For all her goals against Scotland, she went stick-side of the goalkeeper, but this time, she just drilled it over the post player's head."
Bronze Medal
England - men's pairs bowls
England chalk up another bronze thanks to Andrew Knapper and Sam Tolchard who beat Namibia 19-12 in the men's pairs.
Namibia - yet to win a bowling medal in their history in the competition - won more ends but England weighed in with the big counts to take third spot.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
England discuss gold medallist Dan Greaves: "Golden selfie."
Hockey
Half-time - England 0-2 Australia
Former England international Mel Clewlow on BBC Sport as Australia lead England 2-0 at half-time in their Pool B encounter: "If you took the scoreline out of the equation, England have every reason to be happy with that half.
"From an Australian perspective, the quality of their finishing has given them the lead and that is the difference between the sides."
Bowls
Men's pairs
Scottish pairs bowls gold medallist Paul Foster on BBC One: "This is the highlight of my career. To win a gold medal in your home country is an unbelievable feeling, I'll take this to my grave.
"The bowls Alex played yesterday was incredible, and I just said to myself last night: 'I'm going to help the big man out today.'"
Foster triumphed alongside partner Alex Marshall, who played a superb shot to clinch victory over England in yesterday's semi-final.
Squash
Women's final
Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Welcome to the Crystal Maze 2014. Not really. It is the glass court at the Scotstoun Centre which is hosting two box office finals, the first featuring world number one Nicol David up against world champion Laura Massaro. David's team are confident.
"'She's not nervous because she's been in so many finals,'" said coach Allan Soyza. "It could be tight, I guess."
Table tennis
Singapore take a 2-0 lead against England in the best of five men's team final at Scotstoun Campus.
Paul Drinkhall lost to Jian Zhan 3-2 in the opening singles match and then Ning Gao doubled the advantage with a 3-0 victory over Liam Pitchford.
Squash
Women's final
Squash
Women's final - David (Mal) v Massaro (Eng)
The first of the squash singles finals is arguably the match of the tournament, as it pits Malaysia's world number one Nicol David against England's world champion Laura Massaro.
David, the defending champion, has dominated the sport for much of the last decade, collecting seven world titles along the way, but Massaro, from Chorley, has set about toppling the superstar of squash over the last 18 months.
The English player beat David to win the British Open - The 'Wimbledon of squash' - in 2013, and then won her first world title earlier this year, after David made a shock semi-final exit in front of her home crowd in Kuala Lumpur. Watch the final here.
Gold Medal
Scotland - men's pairs bowls
Record breakers!
Alex Marshall and Paul Foster have won Scotland's historic 12th gold medal. The pair thumped Malaysia 20-3 in the men's pairs bowls to make it a record Commonwealth gold rush for the Scots.
The hosts have now beaten the 11 golds they won at Melbourne in 2006.
Gymnastics
BBC Jersey Sport on Twitter: #teamjersey gymnast Charlotte Pollard scores 12.600 with her vault
Hockey
Latest - England 0-2 Australia
Australia's women are in control against England after two quick goals in the first half of their Pool B encounter at the National Hockey Centre. Jodie Kenny gave the Hockeyroos the lead from a penalty corner and moments later, a mistake by England captain Kate Richardson-Walsh allowed Emily Smith to drill home.
Hockey
Scotland 4-3 Wales
Scotland hockey player Daniel Coultas on Twitter: Unbelievable come back from 2-0 down to win 4-3 against Wales today, so good to win in front of the home crowd #amazing #GoScotland #Hockey
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 19-2 Malaysia
At last!
Warm applause for Malaysia as they finally get on the scoreboard in end 13 with a double. They won't stop Scotland winning gold but at least it won't be a whitewash.
England's pair of Andrew Knapper and Sam Tolchard are closing in the bronze with an 18-8 lead over Namibia.
Table Tennis
England v Singapore - Men's team final
A repeat of the 2010 final between England and Singapore, it's already pretty tense at the Scotstoun Sports Campus as the opening rubber of the best-of-five tie comes down to a deciding game between Paul Drinkhall and Jian Zhan.
#bbcglasgow2014
Nick Jones: Captivated by squash. Amazing 1-2-3 by England men, and possibility of two more medals from women
Gary Lyons: The men's 4x100 IM relay this evening is shaping up to be a stormer.
Philip Doggart: Best moment must be Uganda beating Sri Lanka in the 7s, but closely followed by young #ErraidDavies
Squash
Joelle King (New Zealand) - women's singles
New Zealander Joelle King plays superbly to beat England's Alison Waters 11-7 11-7 11-5 and take the bronze. The women's final between Nicola David and Laura Massaro begins at 14:30 BST.
Hockey
England v Australia
At the sunbathed National Hockey Centre, Australia's women are getting ready to face England in a game which could effectively decide top spot in Pool B.
Australia have scored 22 goals without reply in their three wins and this is their last pool game. England have also yet to concede after two games. Watch the match here.
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 16-0 Malaysia
Malaysia's bowls team might look like Tigers but their men's pairs are being rendered toothless by the Scots, who are still romping away with the final. End eight is scoreless with both countries having a wood touching the jack.
But sadly for Malaysia that means they still aren't on the scoreboard and normal service is resumed in the next end as Scotland add two more to their lead.
Not quite as one-sided in the third-fourth play off but England are still comfortable at 12-5 against Namibia.
Watch the action live here.
Athletics
Men's marathon
Australian wheelchair athlete Kurt Fearnley on Twitter: Michael Shelley with his post marathon stagger. Still happy to take a knee for a pic. Reeks of excellence! #loveit
Shelley won the marathon gold medal yesterday. Fearnley competes in the T54 1500m final on Thursday.
#bbcglasgow2014
Young stars
After 13-year-old swimmer Erraid Davies won a bronze medal in the SB9 100m breaststroke final, we are looking at those who achieved greatness at a young age.
Swimmer Ellie Simmonds was 13 when she won two gold medals at the Beijing Paralympics in 2008, becoming the youngest British individual gold medallist at the Games.
Hockey
Scotland 4-3 Wales
Scotland hockey player Amy Gibson on Twitter: What a come back to win the game.
Former England hockey player Mel Clewlow on Twitter: Easily the best game of the tournament so far. Thanks @ScottishHockey @HockeyWales men for this. Can't wait for round two with the women at 4pm.
As Mel says, Wales get their chance for revenge at 16.00 BST, when the women's team take on Scotland in a rematch of the earlier thriller in the men's competition.
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 10-0 Malaysia
Get the champagne on ice.
Scotland need one more gold medal for a record Games haul and already it looks like it will come on the bowling green.
Alex Marshall and Paul Foster have come flying out of the blocks in their bid to go into the history books, leading Malaysia's pair of Muhammad Hizzli and Fairul Izwan Abd Muin 10-0 after five ends.
England are 4-1 up against Namibia as they go for bronze.
Athletics
Women's 1500m
Alison Curbishley, a 400m Commonwealth Games silver medallist, thinks there is one woman to beat in the 1500m but isn't writing off home medal chances in tomorrow's final.
She tells BBC 5live: "Hellen Obiri looked so supreme. To post a Games record and a time of four minutes, 4.43 seconds in the first heat and look so easy means she is definitely the danger woman. But they will all go to bed tonight thinking about a medal."
Table Tennis
Men's team final (13:30 BST)
England will try to make amends for four years ago and interrupt the domination of Singapore in the final of the men's team event.
The English line-up of Liam Pitchford, Paul Drinkhall and Andy Baggaley saw off India 3-1 in the semi-final to earn a repeat of the 2010 final in Delhi.
"We've got a good chance," says Drinkhall. "I beat Gao Ning in the final four years ago. They will be nervous and we've got nothing to lose." Watch the match here.
Squash
Peter Barker (England) - men's singles
England's Peter Barker is too strong for Saurav Ghosal, winning 11-5 6-11 11-5 11-6 in 53 minutes to leave the Indian player in that agonising fourth place for the second Games in a row.
Bowls
Men's pairs final latest: Scotland 3-0 Malaysia
Scotland are going for gold at Kelvingrove and draw first blood against Malaysia by winning the opening two ends with a single and a double.
Alex Marshall (pictured) celebrated wildly after knocking out England in a semi-final thriller and he will be hoping to have something else to shout about in tandem with Paul Foster.
In the bronze medal match, England take an early 1-0 lead against Namibia.
Athletics
Men's 110m hurdles (Tuesday, 10:55 BST)
England 110m hurdler Lawrence Clarke on Twitter: I've come a long way since my first hurdles race! Can't wait to wear the #WeAreEngland kit tomorrow
The men's 110m hurdles begins at 10.55 BST tomorrow.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
The men's 400m heats have finished and England's Martyn Rooney and Michael Bingham qualify automatically, while Nigel Levine is one of the fastest losers as all three move into Tuesday's semi-finals.
But the man they will all have to beat is Grenada's Olympic champion Kirani James, who eases through the first phase. His victory at London 2012 was his country's first Olympic medal.
The achievement made James a national hero and he became even more popular when the country's prime minister gave everyone on the island a half-day national holiday.
Get involved
#bbcglasgow2014
We've been asking you for your favourite Commonwealth Games moments from the pool, and there is a lot of love for Fran Halsall.
Scotty Reynolds: Fave moment in the pool? Who can go past a world record? Well done Aussie relay team 4x100 women.
Leon O'Sullivan: Fran Halsall (pictured) doing the fastest 50 free EVER! Sensational from a hardworking, lovely athlete.
Rosannah Gabrielle: Fran Halsall winning two golds after a disappointing Olympics and then knowing the words to Jerusalem too.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
England's Laura Weightman on BBC One: "It was getting a little bit messy but I tried not to panic and I knew my time would come. I knew I could rely on my strength at the end to pick off the places. I'm pleased to get qualification out of the way and now I can just focus on the final."
Weightman had to avoid a rival, who stumbled into her path during the race, but managed to move into the final.
Gold Medal
India - 50m pistol final
It's a one-two for India as they continue to impress in the shooting.
Serving soldier and flute player Jitu Rai takes the gold with Gurpal Singh the silver. Giant Australian Daniel Repacholi wins bronze with England's Kristian Callaghan finishing fifth.
Medal Ceremony
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Dan Greaves stands on the top podium as 'Jerusalem' belts out around Hampden Park. It is England's first athletics gold medal of the 2014 Commonwealth Games and the big man is doing well to fight back the tears.
Athletics
Men's high jump
Three English men - Chris Baker, Martyn Bernard and Tom Parsons - all move into Wednesday's final and are among 13 competitors that will be going for the gold.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It took Aled Davies a while to get through his media commitments. That's the curse of being in demand, and being able to conduct interviews in both Welsh and English. He also needed to take a pit stop in the middle of it all so headed to the gentlemen's, only to be told he couldn't use that particular convenience.
"The Welshman U-turned and eventually found an alternative. A Paralympic and Commonwealth medallist should have the freedom of Hampden Park's loos, surely?"
Hockey
Men's result - Scotland 4-3 Wales
They might struggle to push Australia for the gold medal this week but Scotland's men have provided the best moment so far at the National Hockey Centre, coming back from 3-1 down at half-time to win 4-3, thanks to a brilliant winner from Nick Parkes.
It only takes them to fourth in their group, but they are still alive in the tournament and take a deserved lap of honour.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
England's Laura Weightman joins Laura Muir and Hannah England in the women's 1500m final. Weightman has to show her best dancing moves to avoid one of her rivals who stumbles into her path, but still manages to finish third.
There is also good news for England's Jemma Simpson, as she scrapes into the final.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
Scotland 1500m runner Laura Muir, who books her place in Tuesday's final it impressed with the atmosphere at Hampden Park.
"It's absolutely amazing," says Muir. "Usually I can pick out my mum and dad quite easily, but I'm not sure I can with all the flags here."
England's Hannah England adds: "It was amazing. It was a relief that they took it out fast and obviously I'm pleased to get an automatic position."
Muir and England qualified in third and fourth respectively in the first heat.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
England's Dan Greaves, who won gold earlier in the Para-sport F42/44 discus, writes on Twitter: "Commonwealth champion! Aargh. Is this real?"
Yes, Dan, yes it is. You are the Commonwealth Games champion.
Hockey
Latest - Scotland 4-3 Wales
Dramatic scenes at the National Hockey Centre as Scotland come flying out of the blocks in the second half, levelling the score with two quick goals from Gordon McIntyre and Daniel Coultas and then moving ahead when Nick Parkes throws himself into the 'D' to score number four. A stunning goal and celebrations to match.
Scotland rugby sevens captain Colin Gregor on Twitter: Big second half for @Team_Scotland in the hockey. Hockey's Pirlo on to make the difference @hallser #GoScotland
"Hockey's Pirlo" is Scotland's Gareth Hall.
Athletics
Women's 1500m, round one
It is the first round of the women's 1500m at the moment at Hampden Park. Laura Muir of Scotland and Hannah England of, er, England both qualify for Tuesday night's final.
Hannah England, a silver medallist at the 2011 World Championships, produces a season's best performance.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"Kirani James was superb. You couldn't even see when he put his foot down, that was how good it was. There's a lot of debate about the Commonwealth Games and their place, but you can see that they matter to Kirani James - he wants to win major titles and he's a true champion."
James qualified first in his heat in 45.52 seconds.
Shooting
Men's 50m air pistol final
Mick Gault might have grabbed the headlines as he attempted to set a new Games record with a 19th medal, but his failure to reach the 50m final might have obscured compatriot Kristian Callaghan's effort in qualifying in second place. He gets under way at 12:15, and you can watch the action here.
Meanwhile, Gault insists he will not back to try again at Gold Coast 2018: "I think my body is telling me otherwise. I have got a trapped nerve in my back at the moment, my legs are burning.
"I'm 60 years old and my muscles are getting a little bit weaker now and I'm finding it a little bit too much, but I'm still good enough to shoot at home."
A well-deserved retirement for Mick. What a great career he has had.
Get involved
#bbcglasgow2014
Josie Verghese: Cribbing up on flags as I watch #CommonwealthGames splash&dash 50m free heats - amazing array of nations & v young swimmers!
Dominic Carey: Hockey is the most thrilling but dangerous sport.
Lynne: Kirani James just STROLLED around that 400m! Effortlessly cool.
Remember to keep sending us your favourite moments from the swimming at Glasgow on Twitter at #bbcglasgow2014
Ok, Josie, let's see how good you are. Here is ourCommonwealth Games Flags Quizto have a pop at. Can you get all 10 right?
Squash
Men's bronze medal match
England's Peter Barker takes on Saurav Ghosal of India with a bronze medal up for grabs, after both men missed out in Sunday's semi-finals. Left-hander Barker lost to world champion and England team-mate Nick Matthew, and was unhappy with the officials.
"Reffing and mopping is not good enough and hasn't been for a long time," said the 30-year-old from Brentwood. "They're doing their best, but until they're professional like we are, the standard is not going to go up." Watch the match here.
Sportsworld podcast
This week's Sportsworld Commonwealth Games podcast is now available to be downloaded.
Lee James is joined by St Helena swimmer Ben Dillon and Ghana's first track cyclist Jeddie Amoako-Ackah, who thinks the future of African cycling is bright.
Lee also finds out what lengths athletes have to go to, to make their dream of competing at the Commonwealth Games a reality.
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Dan Greaves is seeing plenty of St George's flags in the crowd during his lap of honour. Wales team captain Aled Davies is also making his way around the track, using his national flag as a cape, and thanking his supporters. One child runs to the front row and sticks his hand out for a high-five. Davies does the honours."
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
England's gold medallist Dan Greaves on BBC One: "This is on a par with London, the crowd were phenomenal. I wanted to give them a great performance, they pushed me all the way.
"Aled Davies and I have competed against each other all season, it's been a bit of a ding-dong, but as soon as I threw 59m, I thought I had a good chance of winning it.
"I was born during the Commonwealth Games in 1982, my parents were avidly watching during my mother's labour, so winning a Commonwealth title is right up there with any of my achievements."
Boxing
Men's light-flyweight
Northern Ireland heavyweight Steven Ward on Twitter posts a picture of Paddy Barnes preparing for his fight tonight with a game of pool.
Barnes fights Tanzania's Hamadi Furahisha for a place in the light-flyweight quarter-finals at 18.35 BST this evening.
Squash
Men's singles, final (15:45 BST)
BBC's Matthew Pinsent on Twitter: The Nick Matthew v James Willstrop final is the Rumble in the Jungle of squash. Don't know what the rope-a-dope equivalent is though.
The all-English final takes place later this afternoon. The Rumble of the Jungle that Matthew is talking about was the name of a legendary heavyweight world title bout between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman that took place in Zaire in October 1974. Ali won in the eighth-round.
Will either Matthew or Willstrop produce the knockout blow to the other's gold medal hopes. We will find out at 15:45 BST.
Hockey
Half-time - Scotland 1-3 Wales
Wales benefit from a flying start which saw them go two up inside three minutes thanks to a couple of sharp penalty corners from Richard Gay.
The host nation worked their way back into the contest and cut the deficit through Chris Grassock, but a hat-trick strike from Gay just before the break leaves Wales in command.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
England 800m runner Marilyn Okoro on Twitter: Michael Bingham looked fantastic #CruiseControl great qualification
Bingham qualified second in his heat, behind Olympic champion Kirani James.
Cycling
Former Olympic and Commonwealth champion Chris Hoy on BBC Radio 5 live: "I've been at the velodrome all week, seeing the medals and seeing the reaction of the crowd.
"For me the highlight has been the pride of seeing we've got this facility in Scotland now, which is going to guarantee future champions, and not just champions, young kids getting on their bikes.
"I think the home nations have done very well. The recent World Championships in Colombia was a disappointing one for the GB team, but the home nations have done well here.
"You look at individual performances: Laura Trott, Jason Kenny, Scotland's Katie Archibald, who's got a fantastic career ahead of her."
Athletics
Men's Para-sport F42/44 discus
Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert
"It was amazing and a huge performance for Dan Greaves because the points system probably worked against him but he knew what he had to throw. He should be proud of himself as should Aled Davies (pictured)."
Swimming
Men's 50m freestyle
The fastest swimmers in town line up for the ultimate 'splash and dash', and it's Australian Cameron McEvoy who goes fastest in the heats with a time of 22.04 seconds, just ahead of compatriot Matt Abood and England's Ben Proud.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
England's Nigel Levine on BBC One: "I kept pressing in the home straight but unfortunately I didn't catch the guy in third. It was quite a difficult race, it was not a good round for me. Hopefully I make it through to the next round as a fastest loser."
Levine finished fourth in his heat, outside the automatic qualification places, and now faces an anxious wait as only three fastest losers spots are available.
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit
"I'm very excited about Kirani James. He's gone under 44 seconds this year on quite a few occasions. He's a beautiful, rangy runner, but he's so youthful in his approach - I think that's what makes him magical.
"He has this real sense of responsibility - he sees it as his chance to put Grenada on the map. I want to see him run really fast - I think he could break the world record."
Athletics
Men's 400m heats
The men's 400 metres is the next event on the track. These are the heats, with the semi-finals on Tuesday and the final on Wednesday. Our man Colin Jackson thinks one athlete is the clear favourite to win the gold.
Gold Medal
Dan Greaves (England) - Para-sport F42/44 discus
England's Dan Greaves has shown his strength to become men's F42/44 discus champion after throwing a best of 59.21m in the third round.
Silver Medal
Aled Davies (Wales) - Para-sport F42/44 discus
A best throw of 46.83m is not good enough for Welsh captain Aled Davies who has to settle for silver in the Para-sport discus event.
Bowls
Men's triples final - South Africa 19-10 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland skip Neil Booth on BBC One: "You're always disappointed when you get a silver but the guys can be very proud. There's only one treble ahead of us and they played very well. It's been very satisfying coming back from the bad starts we've had, we could easily have fallen down in the quarter-finals.
"We've still got the fours to go so hopefully we can finish on a high, and I've no idea what the odds of a fairytale finish are. We'll have a couple of ciders tonight and then we'll get our heads right for the fours."
Booth is retiring at the end of this Commonwealth Games. He and his Northern Ireland team-mates have one last chance to claim glory in the men's fours.
Athletics
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"It's a beautiful morning in Hampden Park. A full house and sunshine.
"The flag and scarf sellers outside the stadium are enjoying a roaring trade, too. Kenya scarves, Wales scarves - pick your Commonwealth country and there's a scarf available for you. Well, unless you pick St Helena, or Solomon Islands, or Brunei Darussalam... I could go on..."
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Young stars
The back pages this morning have been dominated by the face of 13-year-old Erraid Davies, who captured the hearts of the nation with her bronze in the SB9 100m breaststroke last night.
Davies's remarkable achievements means she joins an illustrious group of sporting prodigies who have tasted success at a tender age.
American tennis player Jennifer Capriati (pictured) was 14 when she stormed through to the semi-finals of the French Open in 1990.
Who's your favourite sporting prodigy? Which of today's young stars do you think is destined for greatness? Let us know on Twitter at #bbcglasgow2014
Netball
Result - Wales 47-35 Barbados
Sharper up front and more stingy with defensive errors, Wales ease past Barbados to keep their hopes just about alive in Pool B. They move up to fourth in the group and play South Africa in their final game, but Australia and England still look on course to top the standings.
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BBC Coverage
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Bronze Medal
Wales - Men's triples lawn bowls
Wales add a bronze medal to their collection after beating Australia 16-13.
Athletics
Women's T11/12 100m
Also through to the T11/12 100m final is six-time Paralympian Tracey Hinton from Wales, who sets a new season's best of 13.80 seconds with her guide Steffan Hughes but England's Selena Litt is out.
Swimming
Women's 800m freestyle
There's an early bonus for the Tollcross crowd as they are treated to the unusual sight of a swim-off between New Zealand's Emma Robinson and Scotland's Aisha Thornton (pictured).
The two swimmers were ploughing up and down lanes four and five to decide, er, 10th place in the 800m freestyle. The prize for the winner? Second reserve for the final. It's actually a good contest, with Kiwi Robinson edging it down the final length.
Lots of heats to come this morning, next up it's the men's 200m backstroke - and 16-year-old Steven Maina of Kenya has just got in the wrong lane... Follow the action here.
Athletics
Men's discus F42/44 final
At the halfway point of the men's F42/44 discus, it looks like a straight fight between England's Dan Greaves and Wales's Aled Davies.
Greaves, who is an F44 athlete, has thrown a best of 59.21m for 1023 points, while Davies (pictured), who has a more severe impairment and competes in the F42 category, has thrown 46.83m and scored 1012 points.
Gold medal
South Africa - Men's triples lawn bowls
Northern Ireland's comeback proves short-lived as South Africa win 19-10 to take gold.
The silver is Northern Ireland's second medal of the games but leaves them waiting to find the top step of the podium.
It also means no fairytale finish to skip Neil Booth's triples career with Northern Ireland. For South Africa, it's a third gold at Kelvingrove.
Gault announces retirement
CommonwealthGamesENG on Twitter: Michael Gault OBE announces his retirement from competitive shooting after equalling the all-time Commonwealth Games medal tally.
Gault, who has won 18 Commonwealth Games medals, failed to qualify for the final of the men's 50m pistol event earlier today.
Hockey
Wales v Scotland
Wales v Scotland (11.00 BST): This is a must-win game for two sides who have yet to taste victory in Glasgow. The home nations are currently propping up Group A with two defeats from two matches each, and already a place in the semi-finals looks a long shot.
But this game is about far more than qualification - there's plenty of Celtic pride at stake when these sides go head to head. Both teams will also be looking to bounce back following bruising defeats in their last matches, with Scotland losing 6-2 to India and Wales going down 7-1 to Australia.
Goalkeepers Daniel Kettle of Wales and Jamie Cachia of Scotland have seen plenty of action so far, and an inspired performance between the sticks could be the difference in what looks set to be a tight encounter.
Athletics
Women's Para-sport T11/12 100m
The Para-sport T11/12 100m sprint heats are also taking place this morning for athletes with a visual impairment.
Scotland's Libby Clegg is safely into this evening's final along with her guide Mikhail Huggins after winning her heat in a superb 12.23 seconds - just outside her personal best.
The final takes place at 20:00 BST - could she win Scotland's first athletics gold of the Games?
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 10-14 South Africa
Northern Ireland pull back seven shots in three ends as they mount a late fightback to keep alive hopes of an unlikely win.
Neil Mulholland is the main man in end 13 as he helps set up a treble which at least gives South Africa something to think about.
Skip Neil Booth then presses home the advantage in the following end to narrow the gap further, with just four ends to go.
Wales are 12-11 up against Australia after 14 ends as they go for bronze.
Watch the action live here.
Hockey
Men's result - Australia 6-0 South Africa
Another thumping win for the world champions. Australia score three times in each half to power towards the semi-finals. The Aussies, nicknamed 'The Kookaburras', beat the Dutch 6-1 in the world final last month - in the Netherlands - so it's hard to see anyone getting close to them in Glasgow.
Next up it's Scotland v Wales, and you can watch the match here.
Athletics
Men's discus F42/44 final
The Para-sport discus competition involves athletes from two categories - F42 and F44 - both for competitors with lower leg impairments.
The winner will be the athlete who gets closest to the world record in their respective category and is on a points basis.
To give you an idea, the F42 world record is held by Aled Davies at 48.69 metres while the F44 world record is 63.46m.
Netball
Half-time - Wales 23-18 Barbados
In a match both sides must win to retain slender hopes of progressing, it's Wales who make it to the break in front, with Chelsea Lewis and Cara Lea Moseley sharing the majority of points between them.
Athletics
Men's decathlon - 100m
Steve Cram
BBC Sport athletics commentator
"Damien Warner has taken advantage of the conditions and stepped up and rubber-stamped his credentials as a contender for gold in the decathlon. That time of 10.29 seconds would have qualified him through the first round of the 100m."
Athletics
Men's decathlon - 100m
A hugely impressive opening event of the men's decathlon from Canada's Damien Warner. He wins his race in 10.29 seconds. As a comparison, England's Adam Gemili was the fastest sprinter in the men's 100m heats yesterday in 10.15.
Warner's time was quicker than times posted by English 100m runners Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and Richard Kilty on Sunday.
Athletics
Men's discus F42/44 final
Wales's Aled Davies is in the lead after two rounds of the men's F42/44 discus final. He screams out in delight after his second throw of 46.83 metres.
Shooting
Gault misses out on medal record
Mick Gault had described it as "job done" after he equalled the Games record of 18 medals in the 10m air pistol on Saturday, and that is where he will remain after the Englishman fails to qualify for the 50m final.
Gault, 60, could only manage 13th place in qualifying at the Barry Buddon Shooting Centre, with the top eight going through, among them England's Kristian Callaghan.
Athletics
Men's Decathlon - 100m
Denise Lewis
Athletics expert & twice CWG champion on BBC One
"Two false starts is unbelievable. You have nine events to go. I'm sorry for Jake Stein (see 10:10), but you have to have some discipline. You could see by his reaction that he is furious with himself."
Athletics
Men's Decathlon - 100m
Australia to Scotland is an awful long way. If you have travelled from down under then you want to put in a good showing. What you definitely don't want to do, is what 20-year-old Jake Stein has just done.
Two false starts in the first event of the decathlon, the 100m, sees him disqualified from that race, therefore scoring no points and ending his medal hopes before the first starting gun has been fired.
He is angry at himself and doesn't know what to do. He stomps around at the back of the track, sits down in the seats with his head in his hands and then has to go back to his starting blocks when he is formally shown the red card.
Today's newspapers
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow
"Who will be the face of the 2014 Commonwealth Games? There's another seven days of action yet but judging by Monday's Scottish newspapers the 20th edition of the Games will forever be remembered for the moment a 13-year-old girl from Shetland melted the hearts of the world.
"Erraid Davies's beaming smile dominates the front front pages, with the Glasgow-based Herald describing her as 'the girl with a golden grin', who had had not told her classmates she had been selected to swim until a month ago.
"The Daily Record leads with the bronze medal winner in the 100m breaststroke para-sport under the headline 'Too pool for school' and call Erraid 'the little Merm-Erraid'."
Athletics
Men's decathlon (10:00 BST)
England decathlete John Lane on Twitter: "The face you pull when you have to 10 events over the next two days. #why"
Lane gets his campaign underway in the 100m shortly.
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 3-11 South Africa
Northern Ireland's hopes of a first gold medal of the Games look to be fading fast on the bowling green at Kelvingrove.
Neil Booth stopped the rot with a shot bowl in end eight but a treble in the following end opened up real daylight for South Africa.
And South Africa followed up with a double in the next to go eight shots ahead with just eight ends to play.
It's tighter in the bronze medal match where Wales lead Australia 10-9.
Hockey
Half-time - Australia 3-0 South Africa
The Australian men are following the example set by their women at the National Hockey Centre, looking a class apart so far as they go into the break three goals clear of South Africa.
And as if that wasn't bad enough for South Africa, Timothy Drummond has to leave the field after taking the full force of an Australian penalty corner to his head. The Aussies are as concerned as anyone, rushing over to check he's OK, before he gingerly exits.
Athletics
Men's decathlon (10:00 BST)
Obviously, no Daley this time around, he is 55 after all, but this year's competition begins at 10:00 BST with the first event, the 100m.
The schedule for the decathlon is -
Today (all times BST): 10:00 - 100m, 11:05 - long jump, 12:40 - shot put, 19:00 - high jump, 21:05 - 400m
Tomorrow: 10:00 - 110m hurdles, 11:00 - discus, 13:40 - pole vault, 18:30 - javelin, 21:00 - 1500m
Athletics
Men's decathlon (10:00 BST)
If you mention the word 'decathlon', then I'm sure Daley Thompson will soon come to mind. The legendary English athlete dominated the 10-discipline event in the late 70s and 80s.
He won gold in the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton in 1978, Brisbane four years later and then again in Edinburgh in 1986, the last time Scotland hosted the competition before Glasgow 2014.
Netball
Wales v Barbados
Wales play their penultimate match with their hopes of making the semi-finals very slim indeed, after heavy defeats by Australia (pictured) and England.
The same goes for Barbados, who have lost to Australia and South Africa, so it's a must-win for both sides. Watch the match here.
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 2-6 South Africa
South Africa are starting to open up a gap as they chase gold by winning three successive ends.
After the first double of the final in end six they add another shot in end seven as Northern Ireland skip Neil Booth misses a couple of chances.
South Africa's lead off player Prince Neluonde is a bar man back home at his sporting club so he will be useful if it's celebration drinks all-round at the end.
Over on the other rink, Australia have edged ahead 7-6 against Wales as they battle for bronze.
Watch the action live here.
Shooting
Men's 50m pistol, qualification
Shooting
Men's 50m pistol, qualification
England's Mick Gault has begun what could be a historic 50m pistol event as the 60-year-old from Norfolk looks to win a record 19th Commonwealth Games medal.
Gault, who came out of retirement to compete in Glasgow, tied the all-time record with bronze in the 10m air pistol on Saturday.
After tying Australian shooter Phillip Adams's mark of 18, the Englishman said: "It was really cool. I'm going to have a pint of shandy, and maybe a brandy."
Today's newspapers
The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia)
The top half of Sydney-based Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph's front page is devoted to Michael Shelley, who "ran the race of his life" to win the men's marathon on Sunday.
Best clips
Here are some clips you may have missed last night, but are well worth a watch.
NETBALL: Goal shooter Joanne Harten suffers an embarrassing wait on court before England's Pool B netball match against South Africa after running out alone before the announcer's introduction.
TABLE TENNIS: Nigeria's Segun Toriola produces a stunning defensive display to win a 41-shot rally against Singapore's Ning Gao, in the second match of the men's team table tennis semi-final.
RUGBY SEVENS: BBC Sport picks seven of the best tries from Sunday's action in the rugby sevens competition, which was won by South Africa.
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Daniel Barnard: What a knockout last night on the last fight at the boxing. All the fights have been quality.
Kat Standerwick: Loving watching the swimming. A bronze medal at 13 years old! #inspirational #ErraidDavies
Nomdy Plume: Rugby sevens brilliant yesterday. Well done RSA.
What events have you enjoyed so far and what are you still looking forward to? Let us know on Twitter at #bbcglasgow2014
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - Northern Ireland 2-2 South Africa
Northern Ireland's trio of Neil Booth, Paul Daly and Neil Mulholland are fighting back and level it up at 2-2 after four ends.
The measure comes out for the first time in end four and Northern Ireland get the verdict to take one.
There's been only one shot in it in each end so this could be a nail-biter. In the bronze medal match, it's 4-2 to Wales against Australia.
Hockey
Latest - Australia 1-0 South Africa
There is action under way at the National Hockey Centre, with formidable four-time men's champions Australia up against South Africa. The Aussies are in command from the off and seven minutes in, Trent Mitton converts from a scramble in the 'D'.
Watch live coverage of the hockey here.
SB9 100m breaststroke
Scotland's 13-year-old Para-sport SB9 100m breaststroke bronze medallist Erraid Davies on BBC One describes how she felt when she won a Commonwealth Games medal.
"It was just amazing," says Davies. "I didn't really expect anything, but I knew there was a chance of a medal so I just kind of went for it. I was second last at the 50 but I just hammered the last 50.
"I live too far away from a pool to do morning training, so I train afternoon and late night every day. I didn't really know how to tell my schoolmates, but they know now and I've had lots of messages. I was a bit nervous going up to get the medal. I had my first Irn-Bru of the Games to celebrate."
Today's newspapers
The Scotsman
More than half of the front page of today's The Scotsman is dominated by an image of 13-year-old Erraid Davies, after her bronze medal in the SB9 100m breaststroke final.
Bowls
Men's Triples final latest - South Africa 2-0 Northern Ireland
It's first blood to South Africa's trio of Bobby Donnelly, Prince Neluonde and Pierre Breitenbach as they lead 2-0 after the opening two ends.
Northern Ireland will have to reverse their defeat in the group stages if they are to take gold.
Northern Ireland's skip Neil Booth is playing his last game before retirement, leading colleagues Paul Daly and Games debutant Neil Mulholland.
Don't forget you can watch the action live here.
Today's newspapers
The Times
The front and back pages of the Times' Commonwealth Games section has a cracking picture from yesterday's cycling, along with an inspirational quote from Sir Chris Hoy, who the velodrome is named after.
A proud family
"I'm absolutely proud, absolutely amazed. I just managed to stop crying but it was difficult," Erraid Davies's father David tells BBC Scotland.
The 13-year-old is a Para swimmer and has a problem with one of her hip bones which restricts some movement.
"When she was four, she could hardly walk," her father explains. "And so the pool was the only thing that kept her fit. She swam her first mile before she was six. She's been swimming ever since and just got better and better."
Scotland's youngest medallist
Today will need something special to beat Sunday's feel-good factor story when Scottish swimmer Erraid Davies won a bronze medal at the age of 13.
The youngster from the Shetland Islands, who will have some great stories to tell when she returns to school, triggered more than a few tears when she came third in the SB9 100m breaststroke final.
She is Scotland's youngest ever competitor and the youngest taking part in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Needless to say, she had the Tollcross swimming venue on its feet as she clocked a personal best time of one minute, 21.38 seconds.
Bowls
Men's Triples final
Northern Ireland will be collecting their second medal of the Games this morning, but which colour will it be?
Neil Booth is about to lead compatriots Neil Mulholland and Paul Daly against South Africa in the men's triples final at a cool, overcast Kelvingrove, with the Northern Irishman knowing it is his last ever match wearing his nation's colours. Booth has already won three Commonwealth medals and will retire after the final. Watch the action here.
Wales take on Australia in the match for the bronze medal with both games starting shortly.
Love is in the air
Scotland enjoyed a cycling love-in at the Games as they won a total of five medals in the velodrome.
And the romance extended beyond the track on the closing day on Sunday thanks to Chris Pritchard.
The Scot, 31, got off his bike at the end of the keirin event and climbed into the crowd to propose to girlfriend Amanda Ball.
The gesture stunned the watching crowd, if perhaps not Amanda herself, who thankfully said "yes."
"I have been nagging for long enough," she said. "The ring is just like the one I took a picture of and left on the iPad." Lovely.
Post update
Scotland are third in the medal table, but failed to win a gold on Sunday. They need one more victory to win 12 gold medals for the first time at a Commonwealth Games.
Today's action (part 2)
There will also be medals won in these competitions...
Shooting: Men's 50m pistol and 50m rifle prone events, women's trap and 50m rifle prone events
Squash: Men's and women's singles
Swimming: Men's 200m back, 50m breast, 100m fly and Para-sport 200m SM8 medley, women's 800m free, 100m free, 100m breast and 200m fly
Table Tennis: Men's team
Weightlifting: Women's 69kg, men's 85kg.
Today's action
There will be action in athletics, badminton, boxing, gymnastics (artistic), hockey, lawn bowls, netball, shooting, squash, swimming, table tennis and weightlifting.
Gold medals won today: 27.
Today's medals will be won in...
Athletics: Men's 100m, shot put, Para-sport 100m T37 and Para-sport discus F42/44; women's 100m, hammer throw and Para-sport 100m T12)
Badminton: Mixed team final
Lawn bowls: Men's pairs and triples
Yesterday's news
Rugby sevens
All good runs must come to an end eventually. New Zealand's rugby sevens' record was perfect, they had won gold every time they had competed.
But this time they had to settle for silver as they lost 17-12 to South Africa in the final.
Yesterday's news
Cycling
England's Laura Trott (pictured) won gold in the women's points race at the Commonwealth Games despite being laid low with a kidney infection.
Compatriot Jess Varnish won her second medal in Glasgow, a bronze in the women's sprint.
Scotland's Chris Pritchard won his long-term girlfriend Amanda's hand in marriage after popping the question immediately after riding the keirin.
Yesterday's news
Swimming
But before we go any further, here are some headlines that you may have missed from last night.
In the pool, Fran Halsall won her second gold of these Games, third Commonwealth title and 10th Commonwealth medal overall, as England claimed another two golds in the pool.
Halsall, 24, emulated her 50m freestyle success in the 50m butterfly after Siobhan-Marie O'Connor (pictured), 18, had won the 200m individual medley.
Scotland's men's 4x200m freestyle team won silver, while compatriots Hannah Miley, 24, and Erraid Davies, 13, both took bronze, as did England's Liam Tancock in the men's 50m backstroke.
Johnson unimpressed with Gemili
But not everyone was impressed by Gemili's effort and BBC pundit Michael Johnson, an Olympic gold medallist at 200m, 400m and 4 x 400m relay, wants to see more from the English sprinter.
"I wasn't that excited by Gemili's performance," said the American. "What has impressed me so much over the last couple of years is his technique, but he looked a little tight.
"When he runs well I'd like to see him look more like he expected it, not like 'Oh my god, that was great'."
From Stamford Bridge to Hampden Park
If things had worked out differently, Adam Gemili could be a Premier League footballer now. By 22:00 BST tonight, he could be the men's 100m Commonwealth Games champion.
Gemili, 20, spent nearly eight years at Chelsea's academy but was released in 2008 before spells at Reading and Dagenham and Redbridge.
However, a trip to local athletics club Blackheath and Bromley in 2010 changed his life. Less than a year later he won his first 100m race in under 11 seconds and decided to give up football to become a sprinter.
Now he has a gold medal from the 2012 World Junior Championships and was the fastest qualifier in Sunday's 100m heats, clocking a time of 10.15 seconds.
The main attraction
So, Rosefelo Siosi was one of the athletics stories of yesterday, but today things get serious on the track.
Today is the main attraction, the blue riband event, the race everyone wants to see. Today is 100 metres final day.
Hello again
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A long way from home
The other 23 athletes in the men's 5,000m had long completed the race but Rosefelo Siosi, who had been lapped three times by the leading runners, was desperate to finish.
Only 17 years old and without a coach, Siosi, running 9,000 miles from home, was cheered on as if he was from Glasgow by a packed crowd at Hampden Park.
He finished more than one-and-a-half minutes behind his nearest competitor and almost four minutes behind Kenya's winner Caleb Ndiku.
But Siosi never gave up, ran a personal best, set a new national record, won the crowd's hearts and typified the spirit of the Commonwealth Games.
It's not the winning...
Not everyone can win gold. For some, reaching the finish line against all odds is their victory, their triumph, their moment of glory.
Great Britain's Eddie 'The Eagle' Edwards waved and launched himself into notoriety with his fearless ski jumping antics, as he soared through the Calgary sky at the 1988 Winter Olympics - and came last.
Eric 'The Eel' Moussambani from the tiny African country of Equatorial Guinea became a swimming hero in the 2000 Olympics as he raced against himself, despite looking like a man who might need rescuing at any moment.
At the 2012 Olympics, Hamadou Djibo Issaka of Niger, who had only been rowing for three months, was cheered on by 20,000 people in London as he battled to finish the men's single sculls event.
And now we can add the name of teenage 5,000m runner Rosefelo Siosi from the Solomon Islands to the list of athletes that show that sometimes it is all about the taking part. He came, he saw, he finished.