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Scotland judo gold medallist Euan Burton:, external "Queuing for the train to Hampden for the athletics at Central Station. Not great after a late one last night!!"

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."

BBC Radio 5 live

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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."

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.

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:, external "Good solid start to day one. Amazing atmosphere and great support. Great job lads."

Allan Wells
Four-time CWG athletics gold medallist

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"Had a great chat with Prince Edward today at the Hockey. Very nice man"

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 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.

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:, external "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.

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."

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.

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:, external Stick that match between Nick Matthew and James Wilstrop on a tape and post it to the International Olympic Committee!

Jane Bourne:, external What are you doing to me Nick Matthew?! That was nerve wracking to watch.

Chris Rhydderch:, external What a super match and congrats to both medal winners!

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.

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.

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...

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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...

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.