Erin Normoyle of Australia posts a time of 5:34.629 for that brutal 4,000m.

Nicole Murray of New Zealand must beat it to win bronze.

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Northern Ireland's netball team have lost 88-27 in their final game in Pool A to defending champions Australia.

That is five defeats from five for NI, who finish bottom of the group.

Victory for Australia seals top spot and they progress to the semi-final where they will face either Jamaica or Uganda.

One of England or South Africa will join them in the last four, dependent on the outcome of the crucial game for the Roses at 21:00 BST.

The races and the medals keep coming... Erin Normoyle of Australia will take on Nicole Murray of New Zealand for bronze before England’s Morgan Newberry rides for gold against Australian Tara Neyland.

It will be done as a time-trial rather than a straight head-to-head as the athletes in each race are in different classifications.

Right back to the action... Australia's Jess Gallagher and pilot Jacqueline Mengler-Mohr will face the New Zealand tandem of Emma Foy and pilot Jessie Hodges in a winner-takes-all final race for gold.

Megan Barker, Anna Morris, Ciara Oliva and Jess Roberts are on the podium for the women's team pursuit.

They get a warm reception as they receive their bronze medals.

New Zealand are then presented with their silvers while it's gold for Australia before Advance Australia Fair rings out.

Well, that's one of the moments of the Games in the books.

Emotional, and Aaron Pope gives Neil Fachie a big hug at the end before the medallists pose for photographs.

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Goosebumps at the ready... here's Flower of Scotland, on bagpipes.

The saltire is raised to the roof, which I expect might come off when the anthem is over.

Scotland's Neil Fachie and pilot Aaron Pope are roared by the partisan crowd as Fachie becomes his nation's most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete.

Seven medals - six of them gold.

Scotland's Neil Fachie and pilot Aaron Pope head to the middle of the rostrum with James Ball and Matt Rotherham of Wales on one side and Kane Perris and Luke Zaccaria of Australia on their otther.

The Australians are the first to receive their bronze medals before Ball and Rotherham are presented with silver, to match the one Ball won at Birmingham 2022.

There's a medal podium in the centre of the track... the middle step is blue.

Feels appropriate...

After well over an hour of frantic action on the track, we're going to have a brief interlude to dish out some medals.

Get the hankies at the ready...

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

Fair play to crash like that 20 minutes ago and come back to ride at 61.235km/h like that.

Huge cheers from the appreciative Glasgow crowd for riders Jess Gallagher, Jacqueline Mengler-Mohr, Emma Foy, Jessie Hodges.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

Ciara Oliva has just popped over to the static bikes and planted a kiss on her husband Lewis who is warming up for the men's team sprint bronze medal contest.

Part one done for the Welsh family, can he repeat her achievement?

After that nasty crash on their last attempt, Australia's Jess Gallagher and pilot Jacqueline Mengler-Moore flew out of the blocks in the second race of three, only for the New Zealand tandem of Emma Foy and pilot Jessie Hodges to dig deep and come back to pip them on the line and make it 1-1.

We'll go to a deciding race for gold, and it should be a humdinger, given what we have seen so far.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

It's two medals from two events so far at the velodrome for Wales, with at least one more but possibly three!

The chants of "Wales, Wales, Wales" ring out.

What a ride from the team.

One half of the Oliva family with a bronze for Ciara, can Lewis repeat the feat later?

Scotland's gold medallist Neil Fachie, speaking to TNT Sports: "I knew what to expect, it doesn't make for any less pressure.

"I didn't think we were going to win today, so that is extra special.

"I came out retirement for this race, it has been an absolute privilege and joy to race with [pilot Aaron Pope].

"He is the future of tandem sprinting, I am definitely not. This is the end for Neil Fachie, one more race at the weekend."

Wales absolutely obliterated the English team, who were very stretched across that last kilometre.

It's bronze for Megan Barker, Anna Morris, Ciara Oliva and Jess Roberts with England’s Josie Knight, Madelaine Leech, Grace Lister and Abigail Miller having to settle for fourth.

Their time was just 0.6s off the Commonwealth Games record.

Australia and New Zealand will set their sights on that in the gold medal final in a moment.

Wales absolutely obliterated the English team, who were very stretched across that last kilometre.

Their time was just 0.6s off the Commonwealth Games record.