Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Rugby sevens fans are never knowingly under-dressed.

Here is a sad South Africa-supporting Pharaoh after his Blitzboks team suffered last-gasp semi-final defeat to Fiji.

These Mexican wrestlers are incredibly cheerful given they have turned up to find no sign of their national team.

But not everyone is here for the rugby, these two Aussies tried to get tickets for the netball, couldn't, and picked up entry to the sevens as a second best option.

They have packed their tablet computer though and are watching the medal matches from Coomera Arena in the concourse.

Now it's out to four. Tracey Neville has seen enough, on comes Natalie Haythornthwaite into the wing-attack bib.

Jo Harten and Helen Housby swap positions in the shooting circle.

Will this make the difference?

That looked like it was over three seconds, Australia are living on the edge here.

Caitlin Bassett doesn't miss though, and England throw a wayward ball in attack.

Australia are back out to three. Huge roar from the crowd. England can't crack...

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

England women are in control at the halfway point in their bronze-medal match against Canada with tries from Deborah Fleming, Claire Allen and Lydia Thompson pushing the scoreboard along.

There was a nasty moment for Emily Scarratt in the first half in which he went down heavily and stayed down after contact.

Pleased to report she is back up and running though.

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A brief pause while we wipe some sweat off court. Helen Housby resumes, and she misses under the posts.

But that's a brilliant rebound and she makes no mistake with her second shot.

Hearts in mouths moment there. It's back to one.

Next in the rugby sevens is the women's bronze-medal match between Canada and England.

England, who lost earlier to New Zealand in the semi-finals, finished fourth at the Rio 2016 Olympics - they won't want to feel that feeling of heartbreak again.

They race into a 19-0 lead, only to leave the door slightly ajar and let Canada narrow the gap seconds before half-time.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

It’s brutal in many ways. Every score brings a louder and louder cheer.

Click the link if you’re using the BBC Sport app to see the kind of noise I’m talking about.

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Serena Guthrie with a great ball on the third second to find Helen Housby under the post.

Jo Harten adds another from the England centre pass and they're back to within one goal.

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The first call of the quarter goes the way of the Aussie Diamonds and they turn over England's centre-pass.

Not the start England would have wanted and Australia's lead is out to four.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

The thing now is, no matter how tired you are, no matter how physically difficult it is, you have 15 minutes to make history and to achieve everything you've dreamed of.

They'll be tired and feeling the physical pressure from the Aussies but there's just one more push. England don't need to run more but they need to move smarter now.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

There’s a whole load of Kangaroo action going on in these shirts for the Australia fans, enjoying thrashing Scotland in the men’s 5-6 place game.

But one of them didn’t get the memo as he’s stuck to a simple black t-shirt. Either that or they’d sold out!

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This is it for England. They're just two goals down going into the final quarter.

They have 15 minutes to make history, and claim a first ever gold medal at a major tournament.

Caitlin Bassett is back at goal shooter for Australia, England captain Ama Agbeze comes on at goal defence and Helen Housby, after a little sit down, is back in the goal attack bib.

We're back under way.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Right, after a frustrating end to that quarter you may need a pick me up.

Here’s the Commonwealth Games promo I’ve captured. A banging tune which will get your blood pumping.

Click the link if you’re using the BBC Sport app.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

You just need to look at those percentages. It's 93 percent for Australia and 90 percent for England - that is why this is the gold medal match.

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Kadeen Corbin throws the ball away for England, Australia play a bit of keep-ball with 30 seconds left on the clock and Stephanie Wood puts the Diamonds two goals ahead going into the final quarter.

England had a three goal lead in the third, but it's Australia who have turned this around.

The Roses now have 15 minutes to make history...

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

I’ve just heard one journalist say “this is the best sport I’ve seen at the Games.”

Any Australia point now is met with louder and louder cheers. It’s building to a crescendo and everyone in here knows it.

England are on the brink of defeat. Australia have five match points...

Here comes the change from Tracey Neville. She made inspired decisions yesterday, but will this one pay off?

Kadeen Corbin is on for England in the shooting circle, she replaces Helen Housby at goal attack.

Corbin didn't feature in the semi-final, this is a huge test for the Team Bath player.

And Australia are back level.