Plenty of pride at stake as Scotland and Northern Ireland go toe-to-toe for fourth place in Pool A. So far it is advantage Scotland. They lead 21-18 at the halfway stage, but there's little to choose between the sides in truth.

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Viorel Etko of Scotland celebrates in style after securing the bronze medal with victory over Adam Vella of Malta in the men's 61kg.

South Africa's women edge India 3-2 to book their place in the last four as they finish second in Pool A. That completes the line-up for Friday's semi-finals, with South Africa to take on Australia while England face New Zealand.

Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert

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"Look who I found. Commonwealth champion Max Whitlock, silver medallist Dan Keatings and bronze Nile Wilson. Congrats guys!"

Mixed fortunes for the Home Nations in the mixed doubles. Not for England mind - as Sam Walker and Karina Le Fevre, Liam Pitchford and Tin-Tin Ho, Danny Reed and Kelly Sibley, plus husband-and-wife team Paul Drinkhall and Joanna Drinkhall, all win to move into the last 16.

But there are defeats for the Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland pairings, which leaves only England left in the competition.

It is another gold in wrestling for Nigeria as Aminat Adeniyi beats Indian wrestler Sakshi Malik in the women's 58kg freestyle final.

That follows on from Odunayo Adekuroye's victory in women's 53kg freestyle a little earlier. The key to their success? Singing, it would seem. Both walked around the arena singing a Christian song at the top of their voices during their warm up routine and it appears to have done the trick.

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England's Max Whitlock after winning gold in the men's all-around: "I wasn't paying much attention to the scores, I wanted to have clean routines and to have that comfortable margin at the end felt really good.

"I can't actually explain it, it's a crazy thing. Even before the routine I was so nervous and to stick the landing (on high bar, the final apparatus) like that was amazing."

On his transition to an all-around gymnast: "Since London 2012 all-around has been a massive target so to pull this off is massive for me. It's a big marker for the world championships; experience-wise and confidence-wise it gives me a big push."

Sounds like a school disco inside the SECC at the interval. All it needs is cheap pop and crisps as an overly-enthusiastic MC encourages the crowd, which is quite young admittedly, to get to their feet and do the Mexican Wave. Great scenes.

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"How many 'Henry the Hoovers' (other vacuum cleaners are available) does it take to clean the apparatuses at the gymnastics? Three hoovers for the floor. One for the horse. Two to clean underneath the chairs near the high bar."

What a turn around from Scotland! They lead 11-9 at the end of the first quarter after some Braveheart fight overturns Northern Ireland's early advantage.

Odunayo Adekuoroye gets the better of India's Lalita Lalita 5-0 to clinch the first gold medal of the day in the wrestling competition. The 20-year-old competed in Delhi in 2010 but lost to the Olympic and world champion in the first round. All her hard work since then has paid off.

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England judo silver medallist Tom Reed:, external "The late nights are taking there toll on Caoimhin Thompson. I thought the Irish could party!?"

Go on, admit it. You thought netball was still only played by schoolgirls wearing pleated skirts and baggy bibs, didn't you? Wrong. It is fast and furious and even though Scotland and Northern Ireland have nothing to play for, you wouldn't guess it by watching the action in the SECC.

Northern Ireland were leading 6-2 before the Scots, roared on by a vociferous, Saltire-waving crowd, level the game with four quick points. Check out the action here.

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England's 110m hurdles silver medallist Will Sharman:, external "Thank you for all the support and lovely messages. Really proud to have won this medal."

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Scotland's Daniel Keatings after winning his gymnastics all around silver medal tells BBC Radio 5 live: "I was just happy to be here after the injury problems I've had. So to win a medal is a massive bonus. I was cheering on Max Whitlock because although I compete for Scotland and he competes for England we are still British athletes and we want each other to do well."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"You are 18. Your dreams of a bronze in your home Commonwealth Games have just been shattered. How do you get over it? Go see Tom Daley in action, of course.

"That's what Shannon Hawke plans to do after the Scottish teenager from Tullibody, a tiny town in Clackmannanshire, loses her freestyle 53kg bronze medal contest to South Africa's Mpho Madi.

"Shannon lists England diving star Daley as her hero, and in the mixed zone, she tells me: 'A few of my friends in the Games village have met him, but I've been locked away in competition. Maybe I'll get a chance to see him now."

England's Sascha Madyarchyk has fallen just short of a medal in the men's freestyle 61kg category, losing to Daniel Amas of Nigeria.

Madyarchyk, 30, moved to Manchester from the Ukraine ten years ago and his citizenship came through in 2010.

England's Sam Walker and Karina le Fevre came from behind to beat India's seeded Poulomi Ghatak and Soumyajit Ghosh to reach the last 16 of the mixed doubles. They trailed 2-1 in the best-of-five games contest but fought back in convincing manner to take the match 9-11 12-10 8-11 11-1 11-8.

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Caroline Duggan, external has tweeted us this #CommonWelfie from the gymnastics. Send us your selfies from Glasgow 2014 on Twitter with the hashtag and we will include the best of them.

England gymnast Louis Smith:, external "Yesssss well done to Max Whitlock, Dan Keatings, Nile Wilson, Dan Purvis and everyone else. Amazing all-around final to watch!"

England gymnast Kristian Thomas:, external "Awesome job Max Whitlock, Dan Keatings and Nile Wilson!"