Summary

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  • Morning session: 09:30-14:45 BST

  • Medal matches in the men's singles classes 8-10, women's singles & men's doubles

  • Afternoon session: 16:00-21:00 BST

  • Action includes a women's double semi-final, a men's single semi-final before the mixed doubles medal matches

  • Women's doubles semis: Wales v Singapore and Australia v xxx (16:00 BST)

  • Men's singles semis: England's Paul Drinkhall v India's Sharath Kamal Achanta and England's Liam Pitchford v India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran (17:20 BST)

  • Mixed doubles final: Singapore v Australia and Malaysia v India (19:00 BST)

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse, Jonathan Jurejko, Tom Mallows and Craig Nelson

  1. Final quarter under way

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    15 minutes between England and gold.

  2. Gold medal - Northern Ireland - Aidan Walsh

    Men's light-middleweight final

    Michael Morrow
    BBC Sport NI at The NEC

    Have a day, Northern Ireland.

    Aidan Walsh wins their third boxing gold, and fifth overall, with what must be said was a fairly routine win.

    He has upgraded that silver from four years ago, and it's another major medal to his collection.

    A wonderful accomplished fighter at 25. Something of a young veteran, well done that man.

  3. 'All or nothing from Thomas '

    Men's road race

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    It was a wonderful move from Geraint Thomas - it was all or nothing, gold or nothing at all. You have to take your hat off to him to show that kind of bravery.

  4. Thomas finishes seventh after late attack

    Men's road race

    Geraint Thomas went for it in that final kilometre. he gave it everything, but he was caught and in the end the track speed of Aaron Gate proved the difference.

    Northern Ireland's Matthew Teggart finished fourth, England's Fred Wright was fifth and Ben Turner was seventh, while Thomas crossed the line seventh.

  5. End of third quarter

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    The hooter goes, that's the end of the third quarter.

    England have played this final beautifully.

  6. Australia stepping up

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    Two minutes to go in the third quarter.

    It's all Australia again with England happy to back off.

  7. 'Gate needs to buy Plapp a beer'

    Men's road race

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Aaron Gate needs to buy Lucas Plapp a beer because he just gave him the perfect lead out.

    The English team had the numbers to pull Geraint Thomas back, but Plapp gave Gate all the space and time in the world to do what he needed.

  8. Bronze medal - Scotland - Finn Crockett

    Cycling - men's road race

    South Africa's Daryl Impey takes the silver...

    And it's bronze for Scotland's Finn Crockett!

  9. Gold medal - New Zealand - Aaron Gate

    Cycling - men's road race

    New Zealand's Aaron Gate claims his FOURTH gold medal of the Games.

  10. England hit post

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    Anna Toman hits the post with her drag flick. How close can you get?

    Five minutes remain of the third quarter.

  11. Thomas leads into final kilometre

    Men's road race

    Geraint Thomas gets a lead but the remaining English trio fight to pull him back.

    One kilometre remaining and the Welshman still has a gap...

  12. England win short

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    One England attack in this quarter and it ends with a penalty corner. Lovely stuff for the hosts.

  13. Hinch saves well

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    Incredible bravery from Maddie Hinch. The ball deflects into the air and the England keeper sprints to the ball, palming it away as Australia's Shanea Tonkin swings at it.

    That could have ended with a nasty injury.

  14. Thomas attacks

    Men's road race

    Geraint Thomas goes!

    Less than 2km to go!

  15. Men's road race

    Two kilometres to go and Ben Watson and Sam Culverwell have almost been caught!

    England's Watson kicks again in a final attempt at staying away from the chasing group of 10.

  16. England looking nervy

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    England just can't get the ball out of their half. Australia are first to every lose ball, every 50-50 is going their way.

    We're halfway through the third quarter.

  17. 'They have to work together'

    Men's road race

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    This is the opportunity of a lifetime for Sam Culverwell. He is up against it to beat Ben Watson, who can sprint. But to make this work they have to work together or will be eaten up by the chasing pack.

  18. Men's road race

    Five kilometres to go. Ben Watson and Sam Culverwell's lead is starting to come down quickly.

  19. Australia threatening

    Hockey final: England 2-0 Australia

    Australia continue to threaten as forward Great Hayes twists and turns inside the d. But Fiona Crackles stays low and is able to pinch the ball off the end of her stick. Great defending from the England player.

    A little over 10 minutes left of the third quarter.

  20. Walsh in control

    Men's light-middleweight final

    Michael Morrow
    BBC Sport NI at The NEC

    Walsh's success in the previous rounds came on the back foot, where his elusive switch-hitting frustrated and bamboozled his opponent.

    Tiago Osorio Muxanga is doing the smart thing initially by effectively refusing Walsh's invitation to come onto the front foot.

    Then he gets frustrated and does come forward. Jackpot, thinks Walsh.

    He picks off his man with a big right hand that sends the Mozambique fighter to the floor. 5-0 round for Walsh.