Tom Stewart of England and James McLaughlin of Guernsey have finally been caught. Chapeau to those gentlemen for their efforts today.

New Zealand's riders were key to that. Three of them, including Jack Bauer, pushed hard on an incline and dragged three Australian riders with them, plus Wales' Luke Rowe, among others.

Bauer pushes on again on the next hill. Nobody goes with him and he opens up few seconds' advantage. Can he take this to the line?

England are back to within ONE GOAL of Jamaica.

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After a slow first lap Timothy Cheruiyot moves to the front. It's still pedestrian stuff by their standards...

We will see an all-English final in the mixed doubles tomorrow as Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith come from behind to seal a 20-22 21-18 21-16 semi-final victory.

Both have already reached the finals of the men's doubles and women's doubles respectively, but more bling is guaranteed to come their way! They will play team-mates Chris and Gabby Adcock in the final.

There hasn't been a 1-2-3 in this event since 1958 and Steve Cram reckons we could be on for a Kenyan treble here.

What have the Scots got to say?

BANG! Away we go in the men's 1500m. Just under four laps of intense pain, tactical nous and an all-important kick finish.

Can anyone beat the Kenyans?

Just 15 minutes left for England to save this game.

Tracey Neville's side are bidding to reach a first ever Commonwealth Games final, but they'll have to turn over a four-goal deficit to do it.

And Jo Harten is back in the shooting circle for England. Helen Housby goes to goal-attack, Natalie Haythornthwaite takes Chelsea Pitman's wing-attack bib.

The winner of this plays Australia or New Zealand in the final.

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Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

It's so tense right now.

You would have put your house on Helen Housby scoring that goal.

Jamaica's bench were going wild there. They know they could have lost that quarter by more.

There have been two or three key moments and all of them have gone Jamaica's way.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

The most impressive neckwear of the Games so far. Forget the medals and look at the lanyard of Uganda Olympic Committee president William Blick.

He reckons he is "eight or nine" short of a full set of the different commemorative pins that different teams and broadcasters produce for the Games.

One and a half days left of competition? Can he complete his collection?

Helen Housby misses with 15 seconds on the clock as England looked to go back within two.

And it's Jamaica who go down the other end and score on the hooter.

Four goals the lead for the Sunshine Girls going into the final quarter.

They've got the momentum but that was a far, far better 15 minutes from England. They won it 16-14 and it's Natalie Haythornthwaite and Eboni Beckford-Chambers leading the Roses' charge for the gold medal match.

Coming up in a minute is the men's 1500m - plenty of home nations interest in this one.

Scotland’s Jake Wightman took a Diamond League victory last summer, a first ever win in the event by a British man and a breakthrough that The Times described as the “most promising performance by a British middle-distance runner for more than three decades”.

Wightman ultimately failed to qualify for the World Championships final and was outperformed by his Scottish teammate and European Championship bronze medallist Chris O’Hare who finished 12th.

Both go for gold here...

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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I’m fuming.

There’s a gap between boxing sessions so when I got here the tables were finally empty. The issue I faced is there was no one to play with.

Now, having turned my back for a few minutes, the venue is open again and I’m pretty much assured of not getting on the tables. Still, this lot are happy.

It's been another action packed night (in the UK) - with plenty of medals handed out already.

In total there are 44 golds up for grabs on Saturday on the Gold Coast...

England beat India 6-0 to claim bronze in the women's hockey - the country's 100th medal at this Commonwealth Games.

Sophie Bray scored a hat-trick after Hollie Pearne-Webb had put England ahead, with Alex Danson and Laura Unsworth completing the rout.

Wales' Dani Rowe finished third in the women's road race as Chloe Hosking won Commonwealth Games gold for Australia.

Scotland's men saw their winning run in the Commonwealth Games basketball tournament end in the semi-finals following a 103-46 defeat to Australia.

After finishing the group stage unbeaten with four victories, Scotland found the gulf in class too great as the hosts eased to victory.

The men's road race is into the final 18.7km. Eight laps down, one to go. And it promises to be a thriller.

James McLaughlin of Guernsey and Tom Stewart of England have been joined up front by Mitch Docker of Australia and South Africa's Brenda Davids.

Don't expect Docker to do much work in helping this quartet maintain its advantage. He has riders in the peloton who have a better chance of winning. If he doesn't help, then that will disrupt the progress of the leaders - they are already talking to each other to try and work out how to get rid of Docker.

Here comes the peloton, just 40 seconds back. With a couple of climbs left on this closing lap, that lead is nothing.

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I don't want to tempt fate, but England are getting themselves back into this semi-final.

There's three goals in it with four minutes to play in the third quarter.

If you're just waking up, GET THIS GAME ON. (Even if you've never watched netball before)

It's on the red button and live here.

Morgan Lake of England clatters the barrier at 1.97m for the second time - and now she's out!

Lake takes the silver as Levern Spencer wins gold!

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Reuben Arthur, Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Harry Aikines-Aryeetey look absolutely made up as they make their way up onto the top step to collect their golds.

Kilty has tweaked his podium tracksuit by rolling up his hems, not quite the BeWitched pedel pushers, but not far off.

As the medallists all pose for a group shot, England's invite up to the podium penthouse looks a little hasty as space is squeezed and fire capacity exceeded.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

Geva Mentor has come up with two huge intercepts in the opening minutes of this half.

She is such a big game player.

If England are going to turn this around, then you can be sure Geva Mentor will have something to do with it.

The 33-year-old, playing in her fifth Commonwealth Games, comes up with two brilliant intercepts at the start of this second half to ignite England's charge.

And we've got confirmation Usain Bolt is in the building.