England's Peter McGrail secured at least a silver medal with a place in the men's 56kg final tomorrow.
He'll face Northern Ireland's Kurt Walker at 10:17 BST
Hockey heartbreak: Australia deliver knockout blow
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'Gutted'
Team England medals on day nine
Gold: Katarina Johnson-Thompson (heptathlon); Jack Laugher/Chris Mears (men's synchronised 3m springboard); Tom Daley/Dan Goodfellow (men's synchronised 10m platform)
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Silver: Matthew Dixon/Noah Williams (men's synchronised 10m platform); James Arnott (men's T47 100m)
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Bronze: Niamh Emerson (heptathlon); Robert Paxton (men's singles bowls); Sam Gowin (men's 25m rapid fire pistol); Charlie Bowling (Wrestling - men's 65kg); Luke McCormack (Boxing - men's 64kg)
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Australia 2-1 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
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Australia on their feet and through.
England on their backsides and out.
Full-time
Australia 2-1 England
Oh man. Dave Condon has a chance to level for England and he completely fluffs it.
Time's up. Australia go into the gold medal match against New Zealand while England go for bronze against India.
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Q4: Australia 2-1 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
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Desperate times, desperate measures.
With time ticking down and in dire need of a goal, England sub off goalkeeper Geogre Pinner and bring on outfield player Brendan Creed as a rush keeper.
He wears a light blue shirt and has 'goalkeeper privileges'. Not quite sure what they are, but they don't include the privilege of padding when some Aussie wallops it at his groin.
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Australia 2-1 England
Australia may be winning but they only have eight field players out there against 11 from England.
Three minutes to hold on...
'Devastated' Haslam brothers
Men's 3m synchro springboard
Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
They
did their duty and smiled for the camera but the Haslam brothers Ross and Jack
admit they’re “devastated” to have missed out on a Commonwealth medal.
The
pair were in contention for much of the synchronised 3m springboard final but a
few slight slips saw them finish fifth.
It’s
still a highly impressive result for the pair who are making their major event
debut together.
“Right
now it’s hard to take,” Ross - who was fourth in the individual 3m event tells
me.
Jack
adds; “we’ve learnt so much from this experience and although it really hurts
right now I know we can do better and come back stronger in the future.”
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So that's another 27 golds done for today. Just 44 more to come tomorrow.
We're going to get rested and recouped before the madness starts again. Here's a few things to read whilst we're gone.
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Other home nations medals
Wales
Silver: Laura Halford (rhythmic gymnastics); Kane Charig (men's freestyle 65kg wrestling);
Bronze: Sarah Wixey (women's trap shooting); Michael McDonagh (Men's 60kg)
Northern Ireland
Silver: Kirsty Barr (women's trap)
Bronze: James McGivern (men's 60kg) and Steven Donnelly (men's 75kg)
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'Finals feeling'
Azania Stewart gives props to her England teammates for reaching the Commonwealth final.
Azania and co will play Australia tomorrow at 11:30 BST.
Highlights: Wales out but England can still progress
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Scotland medals on day nine
Gold: Lawn bowls men's fours; Grace Reid (diving - women's 1m springboard)
Bronze: Claire Johnston/Lesley Doig (women's pairs bowls); Seonaid McIntosh (women's 50m rifle 3 positions); Reece McFadden (men's 52kg boxing); John Docherty (men's 75kg boxing)
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Uganda's Cheptegei completes long distance double
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'Yesssssss'
England's Peter McGrail secured at least a silver medal with a place in the men's 56kg final tomorrow.
He'll face Northern Ireland's Kurt Walker at 10:17 BST
Hockey heartbreak: Australia deliver knockout blow
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'Gutted'
Team England medals on day nine
Gold: Katarina Johnson-Thompson (heptathlon); Jack Laugher/Chris Mears (men's synchronised 3m springboard); Tom Daley/Dan Goodfellow (men's synchronised 10m platform)
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Silver: Matthew Dixon/Noah Williams (men's synchronised 10m platform); James Arnott (men's T47 100m)
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Bronze: Niamh Emerson (heptathlon); Robert Paxton (men's singles bowls); Sam Gowin (men's 25m rapid fire pistol); Charlie Bowling (Wrestling - men's 65kg); Luke McCormack (Boxing - men's 64kg)
Watch: This is how you celebrate a victory
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Full-time
Australia 2-1 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Australia on their feet and through.
England on their backsides and out.
Full-time
Australia 2-1 England
Oh man. Dave Condon has a chance to level for England and he completely fluffs it.
Time's up. Australia go into the gold medal match against New Zealand while England go for bronze against India.
Post update
Q4: Australia 2-1 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Desperate times, desperate measures.
With time ticking down and in dire need of a goal, England sub off goalkeeper Geogre Pinner and bring on outfield player Brendan Creed as a rush keeper.
He wears a light blue shirt and has 'goalkeeper privileges'. Not quite sure what they are, but they don't include the privilege of padding when some Aussie wallops it at his groin.
Post update
Australia 2-1 England
Australia may be winning but they only have eight field players out there against 11 from England.
Three minutes to hold on...
'Devastated' Haslam brothers
Men's 3m synchro springboard
Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
They did their duty and smiled for the camera but the Haslam brothers Ross and Jack admit they’re “devastated” to have missed out on a Commonwealth medal.
The pair were in contention for much of the synchronised 3m springboard final but a few slight slips saw them finish fifth.
It’s still a highly impressive result for the pair who are making their major event debut together.
“Right now it’s hard to take,” Ross - who was fourth in the individual 3m event tells me.
Jack adds; “we’ve learnt so much from this experience and although it really hurts right now I know we can do better and come back stronger in the future.”
Nigeria's Amusan wins 100m hurdles
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