If you missed it a little earlier on, watch a brilliant last lap from Jake Wightman as he surges home to take bronze.

England and Scotland have quartets out in the women's 4x4 - up next on the track.

Great Britain won silver at the 2017 World Championships, but that team has been fractured by Commonwealth loyalties. Emily Diamond will represent England, while Zoey Clark and Eilidh Doyle will run for Scotland. Doyle also won Olympic bronze in this event in 2016, alongside Diamond and Anyika Onuora but the split at Commonwealth level has tended to favour England.

Jarleth Eaton: Just been made to watch the #GoldCoast2018, external Netball semi final by my mom... WOW! What drama! Fair play England, congratulations! Can’t believe how Caroline Barker kept her voice

Jenny Swinn: That match was AMAZING @EnglandNetball, external My heart is pounding! Don’t know how I’m going to cope at work today after that!!

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

If you are writing fairytales, that is one right there.

This is breaking history and breaking the Australian and New Zealand dominance.

You can't write it!

What amazing mental strength. That is absolutely amazing.

Look at the England Roses' faces in comparison to the Jamaican faces.

They have got rid of those demons from Glasgow.

Another tremendous sprint for the line on the Gold Coast sees Australia claim both the men's and women's road race titles.

But a decent day for the Welsh too with Jon Mould's silver adding to the bronze won by Dani Rowe a little earlier.

Mould was leading into the final 50m but Von Hoff timed his sprint to perfection to win by a bike length.

Ayesha May: YES ROSES WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. GOLD GOLD GOLD IS ONLY ONE GAME AWAY

Kylie Birch: Wow wow wow well done girls. What a netball match

Antony Barton: 2 years ago it was the hockey ladies. This time it's all about the netball. Amazing scenes. What a game!!!

Jon Mould of Wales wins silver medal

ENGLAND WIN.

THEY MAKE HISTORY AND WILL PLAY IN THEIR FIRST COMMONWEALTH GAMES FINAL.

Helen Housby misses, but Jo Harten makes no mistake and England win by one goal.

England's Tom Stewart makes a bold bid for gold. It lasts a few pedal revolutions before Cameron Meyer gobbles him up.

New Zealand's James Oram also makes it across and here comes Luke Rowe. Meyer spots Rowe and sets off like a startled hare. He knows Rowe will outsprint him in a drag race to the finish so is keen to distance him. Rowe can't match that pace and is caught in no-man's land.

But the race is coming back together as we hit this final climb with 2km remaining.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

Everything is on the line now.

England are back in the lead and this is about breaking the centre passes.

That's a desperate ball from Jamaica. They are feeling the pressure.

07:38 – Athletics – Women’s 4x400m final

08:02 – Netball – Australia v New Zealand semi-final

08:07 – Athletics – Men’s 4x400m final

09:00 – Squash – Mixed doubles bronze medal – England v New Zealand

09:32 – Boxing - eight gold medals to be won

10:00 – Hockey – Men’s bronze medal – England v India

10:00 – Table tennis – Women’s singles gold medal

10:07 – Diving – Women’s 3m springboard

11:30 – Basketball – Women’s gold – Australia v England

11:45 – Table tennis – Men’s doubles gold – England v India

12:09 – Diving – Men’s 10m platform

12:15 – Hockey – Men’s gold medal – Australia v New Zealand

The men's triple jump final is into the final stages and we're not quite in Jonathan Edwards territory but that's a good jump by the magnificently-named Troy Doris of Guyana.

He soars into the lead with a season's best of 16.88m.

Nathan Douglas of England is fifth - about 50cm shy of a medal at the moment.

You can watch the athletics here.

ENGLAND ARE LEVEL. Tracey Neville's side were six goals down at half-time but they've got back to 50-50 with just over five minutes to play.

If you're just waking up, there's still time to watch one of the most exciting netball matches you'll ever see!!

Helen Housby steps up and England have taken the lead. And breathe.

Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast

That was a superb last lap from Scotland's Jake Wightman and that is a great bronze medal for him. He's almost got himself a silver medal on the back of that but he could not quite catch Timothy Cheruiyot.

Charles Da'vall Grice of England was fourth, with Chris O'Hare of Scotland in eighth.

Wales' Luke Rowe follows an attack by Australia's Cameron Meyer and they quickly close in on Jack Bauer and scoot straight past him.

Rowe continues the attack and goes a couple of seconds clear but with no helpers, it's a forlorn effort and he's brought back and the leading group are back together again.

There is another hill to get over about 2km from the finish, which could prove decisive.

England's Ian Bibby is also in this leading pack - Chris Boardman on commentary says he will have to attack soon because he won't fare well in a sprint.

7km remaining.

Bronze for Scotland and Jake Wightman after a belting last lap saw him reel in Kumari Taki!