Well, where do you start with that?

Matt Hudson-Smith, determined to get that gold, took it on and led going into the final straight.

But Zambia's Muzala Samukonga absolutely flew through the final metres to clock a personal best time of 44.66 seconds.

Jonathan Jones of Barbados takes the bronze in 44.89.

We'll get the thoughts of Hudson-Smith next.

Want to know a bit more about Kiaran MacDonald?

Before the games Birmingham's Olympic gold medallist Galal Yafai met with the Team England boxer along with other future stars Harris Akbar and Lewis Richardson.

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England's Kiaran MacDonald takes on Amit Panghal of India in the men's flyweight final.

This juicy looking match up pits the vastly experienced and pre-tournament favourite Panghal against the self-confessed “flashy, fancy, and explosive” MacDonald.

This is the second successive Commonwealth final that Panghal has faced an English boxer in, having lost to Galal Yafai four years ago.

Panghal is desperate for redemption after bombing out at the 2020 Olympics. His star status will return if he can get past Tyne and Wear‘s MacDonald, who won a brilliant European Championship silver in May.

He looked in prime form as he stopped Wales’ Jake Dodd by technical knockout in their semi.

Heartbreak for England's Demie-Jade Resztan.

She loses out on the gold medal by unanimous decision to India's Nitu Nitu.

Scotland's Neah Evans claims silver in the final sprint of the women's road race!

Australia's Georgia Baker wins it, with Australia's Sarah Roy taking bronze.

Oh. My. What a race!

It's an agonising silver for England's Matt Hudson-Smith in the men's 400m.

Zambia's Muzala Samukonga storms down the home straight to take the gold!

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Big moments coming up.

Matt Hudson-Smith is about to go for men's 400m gold, and that's live on BBC One.

You can also watch that at the top of this page.

Meanwhile, the conclusion of the women's road race is over here.

Next up, can Matt Hudson-Smith claim his first major title?

Olympic champion Steven Gardiner is injured, Kirani James is absent and Emmanuel Korir was disqualified in his heat.

So it looks like it could shape up to be a battle with world finalist Jonathan Jones of Barbados for Wolverhampton runner Hudson-Smith - who was the quickest qualifier for the final.

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Here we go then.

It's all going to come down to a final sprint after 112km around Warwick.

Who will be crowned women's road race champion? Just a couple of kilometres remain.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Para-table tennis player Joshua Stacey is all square at 1-1 after losing the second game 11-5 to Australia's Lin Ma in the final of the men's classes 8-10 singles final.

Stacey, who won bronze on the Gold Coast four years ago, secured a very tense and long first game 25-23.

It is the first to three games for the gold medal.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

We're halfway through England's innings and New Zealand are on top after removing opener Sophia Dunkley and Maia Bouchier.

Dunkley had scratched around and scored eight off 14 balls before being bowled by Amelia Kerr.

Bouchier is out lbw after a review confirms it, leaving England on 57-5.

There is a very healthy crowd and they are doing their best to rally England who seem flat after their defeat in the semi-final.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Alexander Stadium

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Another morning session, another bumper crowd at Alexander Stadium.

Is there anywhere with an appetite for live sport as keen as the UK?

One of the big draws for today’s early action has just arrived.

Matt Hudson-Smith, fresh from world bronze, is on his way to the startline along with the rest of the 400m hurdles final field.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at NEC Birmingham

A fist pump and a scream of joy from Kirsty Gilmour as she battles back from 19-14 down to 19-19 against Canada's Michelle Li.

The Scot then saves two game points, before finding one of her own.

A gorgeous drop shot then seals the first game!

Guts and skill. Brilliant. She takes it 23-21.

Scotland's Anna Shackley attacks!

But it's closed down immediately and there's a big group still together at the front of the race.

Just 7km to go. Who's going to take this?!

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Para-table tennis player Joshua Stacey is looking for Wales' sixth gold of the Commonwealth Games in the men's classes 8-10 singles final against Australia's Lin Ma.

Stacey, who won bronze on the Gold Coast four years ago, has won a very tense and long first game 25-23 that both players had numerous chances to win. Remember normally a game is the first to 11.

This could take a while.

Here's what England's Cindy Sember had to say after winning women's 100m hurdles bronze:

"It felt very good. I'm very pleased with my performance and I'm just pleased to get my first outdoors medal.

"I can't be mad at it. I have been going through a lot in my career. I'm just happy to come back from injury and make the country proud.

"It felt great. The worlds gave me a lot of confidence. I knew I had the chance to medal and that was my goal. I did that and I'm very pleased."

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There are 16 gold medals on offer at the boxing today with home nations athletes in 15 off the 16 bouts.

Demie-Jade Resztan England starts us off in the women's minimum weight final against Nitu Ghanghas of Idnia.

Resztan eased past Botswana’s Lethabo Modukanele to set up an intriguing final against Nitu.

The two-time world youth gold-medallist is the successor to the legendary Mary Kom and after lengthy injury troubles she has excelled at senior level, reaching the World Championship quarters in May.

Resztan, 25, was voted GB Boxing’s ‘Newcomer of the Year’ in 2019 and has since risen up to third in the world.

The final has just got under way.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

Nat Sciver's entertaining innings is brought to an abrupt end with the England captain's wickets being splattered all over after she is clean bowled by Sophie Devine.

She departs after scoring 27 off 19 balls but it leaves England on 47-3 after seven overs.

England's Cindy Sember takes bronze in the women's 100m hurdles!