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England men's coach Bobby Crutchley after his side's 6-1 win over Trinidad and Tobago in their opening Group B match:

"We were a bit frustrated with the performance. There were good bits, but we were a bit slack with some of our passing and attacking play. Having said that I thought Trinidad and Tobago played well, they frustrated us and had a good game plan. There were certainly glimpses of some quality play for us across the 70 minutes and we will look to take that into the game against Malaysia on Sunday."

Rebecca Adlington
Four-time Olympic medallist and BBC Sport swimming expert

"Wow what an evening @HannahMiley89 @RossMurdoch_ @mj88live @SiobhanMOConnor @aimee_willmott & the rest of the teams - huge congratulations!"

Steve Parry
BBC swimming expert & Olympic bronze medallist

"There's no shame in what Michael Jamieson has achieved tonight with his silver medal. I hope this doesn't set him back."

Reigning world champion Laura Massaro of England eased her way into the last 16 with an 11-2 11-4 11-1 win against Lynette Vai of Papua New Guinea.

Reigning Commonwealth and world champion Nick Matthew moved into the last 16 by beating Jamaica's Chris Binnie 11-4 11-8 11-4, while there was also a second win of the day for England's former world number one James Willstrop, who finished proceedings at Scotstoun Sports Campus with an efficient 11-6 11-5 11-4 win over Gibraltar's Anthony Brindle.

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The sun dipped below the horizon about 20 minutes ago, but the action is still pumping out of Glasgow like bass out of warehouse rave.

Watch live hockey - New Zealand 1-1 Canada

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England gymnast Max Whitlock on Twitter:, external "Haircut done #SpotOn. Training finished today. Looking forward to going into the village."

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Meanwhile over on BBC One, Sir Bradley Wiggins has been mulling over about how he sees the rest of his career.

"The road is quite cut-throat really," said the 2012 Tour de France champion.

"That is fantastic for success, but I'm not sure how enjoyable it is."

He gives the distinct impression of a man who is done with politics and horse-trading of Grand Tours.

Full story up on the site soon.

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200m breaststroke silver medallist Michael Jamieson: "The better man won on the day I guess. Ross Murdoch has been swimming world class times all season and he's a hell of talent. Breaststroke is about technique and stroke efficiency and you saw that from Ross, I don't know why mine wasn't there tonight. I couldn't have done any more in my preparation."

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200m breaststroke gold medallist Ross Murdoch: "I always dreamt I could do something like that in front of home crowd. I really thought I could challenge to be on the podium and I'm pleased to have come out and done it. It's mind-blowing. I've got a few more swims so I've got to calm down. Michael Jamieson is a hero to me, and someone I looked up to after the Olympic Games."

Andrew: Unbelievable race from Ross Murdoch! He was so strong in the second half of that race, he just left Michael Jamieson trailing in his wake.

In the men's 56kg weightlifting event, India's Sukhen Dey claims gold with a total weight of 248kg. Compatriot Ganesh Mali wins bronze and Zulhelmi Md Pisol of Malaysia silver.

The 25-year-old Dey claimed the silver medal in Delhi four years ago but went one better at the Clyde Auditorium after posting a 109kg lift in the snatch and then 139kg in the clean and jerk.

I'm not sure if this is deliberate Glasgow 2014 innovation, but it seems that at Tollgate that the winners' families get a fast-track ticket to poolside after the medal ceremony.

It means some lovely moments as the gold-medal wearer spys their folks and dives in for big hugs.

I'm a fan.

Mark Foster
BBC Sport swimming expert & ex-CWG champion

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"Unreal swim @RossMurdoch and amazing atmosphere in the pool. Well done Scotland."

Ross Murdoch takes a good long look at the golden gong hung around his neck. I'm still not sure that he believes that he is on the top step of the podium.

The national anthem might be where he starts to realise. The crowd bellow Flower of Scotland, but the victor can't accompany them to the end. Murdoch is soon in tears and it is hard to sing when your bottom lip is juddering with emotion.

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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The Renicks sisters looked frazzled and slightly taken aback by the attention they've received after their double gold success.

"It's not sunk in for me because we've not had time to share it together," says Louise, winner of the -52kg final after her opponent was disqualified.

Her younger sister Kimberley has had more time to gather her thoughts, winning the -48kg weight category an hour or so before her sister. "I had to quickly go to anti-doping so I had to watch her on TV. I ran down and the first time I saw her someone's trying to take a photo of us."

Kimberley then teases her sister for conducting the crowd during part of the national anthem. "I saw her medal ceremony," she says. "I saw her getting the crowd involved. She took my showboating today - and people say I'm the poser!"

Ian Thorpe
Five-time Olympic gold medallist & BBC swimming analyst

"It's important for the home nation to do well in the pool and Hannah Miley set the tone for Scotland. It will give the place a whole lift and Ross Murdoch has followed that up with a shock win. Michael Jamieson will be surprised as well, he's a guy who doesn't train to finish second. He looked shattered after."

Team Wales on Twitter:, external Canada have gone into the gold medal position in the women's team rhythmic gymnastic final. Team Wales still in silver #GoWales.

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Can Wales regain the lead? You can watch the climax of the team competition on the live coverage tab at the top of this page. A Canadian lady is currently flicking and furling a ribbon and it really is quite incredible, lobbing it up with her toes and catching is a flip and forward roll later.

Steph Brawn:, external Feeling sorry for Jamieson here though, looks terribly disappointed. Commiserations.

Sams Rolo:, external Congrats to Ross Murdoch! A brilliant performance from a worthy underdog.

Lee Savery:, external Imagine being the poster boy of the Games but you lose your final and the British record. Ouch.

The England team of Fran Halsall, Amy Smith and Siobhan Marie O'Connor and Becki Turner finishes second in a new British record time of 3:35.72.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Michael Jamieson goes over to congratulate Ross Murdoch, but he looks distraught after finishing second to his fellow Scot. He's dreamt of this being his night for seven years."