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Vicki Collins, Deanna Witcher and Natasha Scanlan play in the same team in Brisbane. They feel they’ll get to see Australia win the Commonwealth title on home soil for the first time.

I’d never been to netball before and had no idea it was this kind of carnival. A superb atmosphere outside while inside, the players go through their warm up.

Outside believe me, there is no need to warm up. Scorching.

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How many of you were in tears watching England beat Jamaica in the semi-final?

Are you ready for another emotional hour?

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Australia: Bassett, Pettitt, Robinson, Ravaillion, Simpson, Brandley, Geitz.

England: Harten, Housby, Pitman, Guthrie, Cobden, Beckford-Chambers, Mentor.

Eboni Beckford-Chambers comes into the starting seven for England at goal defence and Beth Coden retains her place at wing defence, with Serena Guthrie in the centre.

A big call from Tracey Neville.

England made history yesterday by reaching their first ever Commonwealth Games final. In fact, their first final of any kind at a major global tournament.

But can they go one step further? Can they beat Australia in their own back yard?

The Roses haven't beaten the Diamonds since a series victory way back in 2013, and they've only beaten them five times in their history.

This is a big ask for Tracey Neville's side.

Here are your options for following England's gold medal bid against Australia. There are plenty.

• Live TV coverage on BBC One and BBC Sport online here.
• Live radio coverage on BBC 5 live
• Live text commentary on BBC Sport website

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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These ladies play in the same netball team in Sydney and they sum up the array of costumes on offer here.

There’s a clear confidence for the Diamonds and speaking to them there appears to be little doubt as so how this one will go.

We've got live radio commentary of the gold medal match between defending champions Australia and first-time finalists England.

Sara Orchard and Tamsin Greenway will be on air from 04:00 BST.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Welcome to the sun and fun of Robina Stadium.

The first thing that hits you is how close the players are to their public.

As you watch England’s men trudge by one way, New Zealand’s Sam Dickson is posing for snaps with fans after his team’s win.

After both teams lost their semi-finals, it is bronze-medal matches for England’s women and men at 04:55 BST and 05:17 BST respectively.

Organisation, dedication and talent.

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Before the gold medal match gets under way, let's just relive that last-gasp winner one more time...

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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There’s a whole lot of green and gold facing England. One end of the arena is awash in Aussie gold. The roof sits low in this arena and the Cher’s rattle off it, creating an intense noise.

This was always going to be a big ask for England but seeing the colours and feeling the vibe, they are going to need to conquer Everest.

Team Scotland have just issued a further statement on Callum Hawkins, who collapsed while leading the men's marathon a little earlier.

"We are very pleased to report that Callum is sitting up and speaking with his dad and Team Scotland medical staff. He is undergoing further tests as a precaution and we all wish him a speedy recovery."

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A few more details on Callum Hawkins collapsing while leading the men's marathon earlier.

Scotland's Hawkins "initially refused medical treatment after collapsing" because he "feared he would be disqualified", Scottish Athletics has told BBC Sport.

His Scottish team-mate Steph Twell, who finished seventh in the 1500m, is in the picture above, with her hand on his head, after running to the scene to help Hawkins as he was taken away.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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This is some venue with 7,500 packed in.

It’s quite funny how the Aussie crowd make their distaste for New Zealand known, cheering every positive Jamaican move as if they are their own team.

New Zealand’s players look emotionally shattered.

Netball fans, this is the day.

Jamaica have beaten New Zealand to bronze, but England play Australia for the gold medal on the Gold Coast.

Where are you watching the final? In bed? With your local club? Still out?

Get in touch, with pictures, via #bbcgoldcoast

Jamaica are having a party. They've beaten New Zealand 60-55 to take the bronze medal in the netball.

That's their third in Commonwealth Games history, and they've recovered well after yesterday's last-gasp defeat by England in the semi-final.

New Zealand, having missed out on their first ever final, now leave Australia with nothing. Astonishing. What on earth went wrong?

They'll have to recover fast though, we've got a World Cup in Liverpool next year!

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India's Sharath Achanta has beaten England's Sam Walker 4-1 to take the bronze medal in the men's singles competition.

Achanta raced into a two-game lead before Walker fought back to take the third - but it wasn't enough to deter the 35-year-old who leaves the Gold Coast with three Commonwealth medals.

Nigeria's Quadri Aruna faces Singapore's Gao Ning in the gold medal match next.

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I thought Jamaica had this one in the bag, but New Zealand have found something from somewhere.

They're back to within five goals with four minutes to play. The Sunshine Girls threw away a six-goal lead yesterday, will they do it again?

Earlier, Scotland's Callum Hawkins collapsed just over one mile from the end of the marathon at the Commonwealth Games when leading by almost two minutes.

His brother Derek - also a marathon runner, but who did not compete in Gold Coast - has provided an update on Callum's condition.

"Thanks everyone for their messages of support," Derek wrote on Twitter.

"As reported Callum's in hospital, is conscious/talking and getting appropriate medical attention.

"Can't describe how upsetting and distressing it was to watch but just glad he's alright."