How to sum up that match?

If you're just waking up... England have beaten Australia to win their first gold medal at a major tournament.

• England were four goals down in the final quarter
• England centre Serena Guthrie went off injured
• Jade Clarke came on to win her 150th cap
• Australia make it 51-51 with 20 seconds remaining
• Jo Harten missed with five seconds to play, Helen Housby missed too
• But Housby got the penalty call and slotted the winner on the buzzer.

We're having a bit of a medal rush for England. Can they get another one here in the rugby sevens? The men are trying to replicate what they've just seen their female counterparts do, but they're already behind.

Dan Bibby tries a cheeky kick over the Springboks line in his own 22 and it fails miserably. Their opponents take advantage as Branco Du Pree runs in under the posts.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

I don't have any words. What just happened?

England, four down, they clawed it back. This team will just not give up.

The work that has gone into this, this is a lifetime dream achieved for all of these girls. I could not be prouder because I know how much they wanted it and I know how much they have worked for it.

What a phenomenal game, this is what sport is about - you look at the England girls now and this is going to take a while to sink in.

They never looked like they were second best. At four down, most teams would have crumbled. The netball world has been shaken here - we have a new world order.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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I mean, let’s be honest, has there been a better moment in the entire Games?

That final few seconds was unbelievable. Whether you’re into football, tennis, rugby or whatever, that was sport at its very best.

This is the greatest result in the history of England netball.

The players are in tears, I'm in tears, England have just beaten one of the greatest Australian sides of all time, at their home Games.

This is a 'where were you?' moment. Well done to all of you who woke up to watch this!

Helen Housby wins it for England!!!!

Caitlin Bassett makes it 51-51.

England with the centre pass...

Stephanie Wood misses! This is England's chance.

One minute to play and England need to take this to goal to lead by two...

NO. Jo Harten misses as well!

England need to hold onto the ball... time's up... boot it! The ball is lumped into touch and the English celebrations begin.

They've won the rugby sevens bronze medal, partially making up for that fourth-placed disappointment at Rio 2016.

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A great ball from Serena Guthrie finds Jo Harten, who pops one in under the post.

OH NO! The England centre is hobbling, she calls time and on comes Jade Clarke to win her 150th cap.

One minute 30 seconds to play...

And the action is so fast that Canada have scored again. They're within a score of England now and we're into the final minute...

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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The pressure out there is palpable.

Silence before every shot, it’s like the world closes in around the shooter and they dare not miss.

Tracey Neville has barely moved from her chair the whole game. She briefly gets up with purpose but sits back down again and quietly claps as her side add to their tally.

Jo Harten has been supreme. Complete composure and she puts England ahead with four minutes to play...

...you need a Segway to keep up.

Jo Harten brings England level. Kim Ravaillion was penalised for not being in the centre circle and England have the centre pass to go ahead...

England have to turn an Aussie centre pass if they're going to win this one.

Jo Harten misses a long shot, Courtney Bruce can't hang onto the rebound and Harten doesn't need asking twice.

Jo Harten nails the shot. England back within two. And they have the centre pass.

Back to within one! They trailed by four at one point in this final quarter.

Six minutes to play.

Stephanie Wood steps up once again for Australia, she's made a huge difference at goal attack since coming on at the half-time interval.

And England make another change. Eboni Beckford-Chambers has had her rest, and she comes back on at goal defence as captain Ama Agbeze moves to the bench.

Serena Guthrie with an amazing intercept, and England need to take this to goal...

Wonder if our Mike has got into the spirit and popped into a fancy dress shop on his way?