England's Chris Walker-Hebborn tells BBC Sport after their 4x100m medley relay gold medal: "I'm buzzing. To come away with a gold medal and new Commonwealth Games record as well is amazing."

Adam Peaty adds: "These guys are like my brothers and we brought it home for England!"

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Even Scottish fans rise to salute and applaud a stunning win for English in men's 4x100m medley relay over Australia."

Steve Parry
BBC swimming expert, on Radio 5 live

"Never in your wildest dreams could you imagine England would get 10 gold medals at these Games."

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Fireworks as the the curtain comes down with Adam Brown leading England to gold in the men's 4x100m medley relay. England lead throughout and boast a three metre advantage over Australia at the start of the final leg. A vintage finish to cap a brilliant Games for England at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Australia are forced to settle for silver, while South Africa secure bronze. Amazing!

Sharron Davies
BBC Sport swimming expert & 1978 CWG champion

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"The atmosphere has reached 'fever-pitch' here at Tollcross. Literally every fan on their feet or screaming as Scotland, England and Wales do battle in the relays with Australia and Canada - amazing!"

Steve Parry
BBC swimming expert, on Radio 5 live

"Cate Campbell's time of 51.5 seconds was half-a-second faster than the world record. That is a man's time. But that is what it took to beat that England team."

Cate Campbell leads Australia to gold after a phenomenal final leg. England, who secure silver, had been leading but Fran Halsall is unable to stop Campbell from powering ahead. Canada clinch bronze. Wales are disqualified after Chloe Tutton goes off too early.

They'll be dancing on the streets of Neath after Daniel Jervis's heroic efforts. The 18-year-old from the South Wales town looks happier than winner Ryan Cochrane as he clutches his bronze on the podium, his beaming smile lighting up the Tollcross International Swimming Centre.

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Ashley Bryant does not win bronze - he wins silver! The Englishman finishes third in the 1500m with a time of 4:38.24, which combined with Kurt Felix's sixth-place, sees him fly above the Grenadian behind gold medal winner Damian Warner of Jamaica.

Pretorius still leads going into the bell as England's Ashley Bryant and John Lane battle for a bronze medal. Overall leader Damian Warner is fourth, which would be enough to win gold.

The final event has kicked off in the men's decathlon. South Africa's Fredriech Pretorius, ninth in the overall standings, streak about 40m clear. After 400m the whole field is lined up in single file like an orderly bunch of primary school children waiting for their bus to the swimming baths.

Wales' Daniel Jervis after his 1500m freestyle bronze medal tells BBC Sport: "Oh my days! It was an honour for me to win a medal here and to be swimming in the same pool with these guys is amazing. I just don't believe what I've done."

Adrian Moorhouse
Olympic gold medallist and BBC swimming expert

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"It was awesome from Daniel Jervis to get a bronze medal. I thought half of the Welsh team were going fall into the water the way they were jumping up and down!"

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"It may 'only' have been a bronze medal for Daniel Jervis of Wales, but it drew cheers equal to those for swimmers who have won Commonwealth gold in Glasgow.

"The 1500m race is so tough that there is a real appreciation of the effort being put into it and with 100m to go Jarvis looked out of it - but be produced a storming final length to sprint past Australia's Jordan Harrison in the final 5m - all to booming applause!"

Can Wales double their medal tally in the pool on the final day of competition at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre? They started with four but an unexpected bronze in the men's 1500m freestyle, a brilliant gold in women's 50m backstroke and silver in the women's 400m freestyle has increased that to seven.

Two races left. Coming up next is the women's 4x100m medley relay final.

Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder

"It's a shame for Will Sharman. I think he knows he'll never be a world champion and that was probably his opportunity of a gold medal on the big stage."

Steve Parry
BBC swimming expert on Radio 5 live

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After Wales' Daniel Jervis wins 1500m freestyle bronze: "It is another ridiculous performance from the Welsh in the pool. They are on Cloud Nine at the moment. The momentum for the Home Nations in general is unbelievable."

Kemar Bailey-Cole
100m Commonwealth Champion

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Denise Lewis
Athletics expert & twice CWG champion on BBC One

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"Will Sharman be very disappointed. He might not show it, but he'll be hurting because it's not often you get presented with a chance for a gold medal. I think he just made lapse in concentration because he couldn't' see anyone with him around that eighth hurdle and it's cost him."