Drama!

Joelle King and Sarah-Jane Perry collide at the end of a tense rally, as Perry catches King out with a delicate touch but can't get out of the way.

Both players slowly rise back to their feet.

King leads 9-7 in the fifth and final game.

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Clocking off from a busy day at work and wondering what's been happening in Birmingham?

Here are your post-work headlines from today's action...

• English weightlifter Emily Campbell sets a new Games record and career-best mark with a stunning gold-medal winning performance in the women's +87kg
• England's world champion Evie Richards produces a commanding ride to take gold in the women's mountain bike cross-country
• Scotland are guaranteed at least three bronze medals in the boxing after Reese Lynch, Sam Hickey and Sean Lazzerini all win their quarter-finals
• England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson continues to lead the heptathlon going into tonight's medal-deciding events
• In swimming, Scotland's Duncan Scott and England's Tom Dean are through to 200m medley final

Joelle King and Sarah-Jane Perry are tied at 6-6 in the deciding game of the bronze medal match.

It's getting tense!

What next for Emily Campbell?

Some sort of celebration tonight and then a daytime television sofa or three later this week, we'd imagine.

Media demand for the charismatic Campbell is going to be very high.

After that, it'll be back down to work with the World and European Weightlifting Championships looming in the next year.

And then? Paris 2024.

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This is it then. A one-game shootout between two 2018 finalists to decide the 2022 bronze medal.

Joelle King is awarded a stroke after a coming together between the two players on the opening point.

There's then a huge cry from King as she pulls off a great shot to open up a 3-1 lead against Sarah-Jane Perry.

Watch the fifth and final game over here.

Laura Massaro
Two-time squash World Champion

What a match to start the opening session of squash medals day!

Perry has come back from two games down and she never gives up. She was the far better player in that fourth game.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at University of Birmingham

Well, well, well...what a comeback from Sarah-Jane Perry! We're going into a deciding game to see who gets the bronze medal, and it really could go either way.

Perry is feeding off the crowd's energy, but she wants more noise.

It was another must-win game for England's Sarah-Jane Perry, but once again she has done just that!

We're heading to a decider to settle this bronze medal match as Perry wraps up game number four 11-6.

She calls for more noise from the crowd as she walks off the court.

As Jerusalem pounds out, Emily Campbell stands with her eyes closed and right hand over her heart.

Soak it all in, Emily.

It's a fitting end to an incredible season for the 28-year-old from Nottingham, who hugs her fellow medallists before climbing back on the podium to receive more adulation from the home crowd.

Wales go into half-time level with Ghana.

It was Ghana who broke the deadlock, after the the Welsh defence were unable to deal with Ghana's quick midfield movement and Kwofie put it past the goalkeeper on the rebound.

Wales continued to struggle breaking through the well-organised Ghana defence, but with just four minutes of the second quarter remaining, Gareth Furlong put the home nation back in the game, with a long range goal.

It's still all to play for here in Birmingham!

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at University of Birmingham

The momentum is well and truly with Sarah-Jane Perry now, as she races into a dominant lead in the fourth game.

Sarah-Jane Perry is flying now, while Joelle King has lost her rhythm.

England's Perry has established a 7-3 lead in game four as she looks to level this contest. Some fightback!

Sally Brooks: Awesome stuff from Commonwealth champion Emily Campbell. A great example of how big and strong women can be.

Great scenes backstage as Emily Campbell is congratulated by a million and one people.

Hugs, handshakes and, of course, selfies with England's biggest star of the Commonwealth Games.

Only one thing left... to receive her new bit of bezzle.

The weightlifting mat inside the NEC has been replaced by the podium...

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at University of Birmingham

So, so much better from Sarah-Jane Perry, as she comes from behind to take the third game. This medal isn't decided yet!

She pumps her fist and then gees the crowd up for more noise as game point goes her way.

How will Joelle King respond to that?

Laura Massaro
Two-time squash World Champion

That was a game of two stories - the first half all Joelle King. The second half all Sarah-Jane Perry. Perry much more patient, waiting for her opportunities and making the court bigger for King who got more and more frustrated as the game went on.

A brilliant backhand from Sarah-Jane Perry keeps her in contention.

She reaches 10-8 and game ball... And she's back in this!

A huge cheer from the crowd. Joelle King leads 2-1, but is the comeback on?

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Before the Commonwealth Games, Scotland's Pauline Wilson explained her pathway into bowls.

"As a teenager, I had a boyfriend who played bowls. If I wanted to see more of him, I decided to play bowls too," she laughed.

Well, Wilson's become exceptionally good at the sport and she is going for gold with Rosemary Lenton.

They're well into their final with Australia's Cheryl Lindfield and Serena Bonnell in Leamington Spa and it's 9-5 to the Scots after 10 ends.

There is good vocal backing as Scotland look to secure a fourth gold medal of these Games.

The golden moment for Emily Campbell...

Michaela Breeze
Former Welsh weightlifter

She has run away with it regardless. She is the class lifter in this company

Wonderful performance, wonderful spectacle. She did not put a foot wrong here.

The focus and concentration with such big pressure on her shoulders - and she executed to perfection.