BBC Three: Day 11: 10:00-14:30 Commonwealth Games

I am sure we will all take home some wonderful memories of Glasgow.

Hannah Miley wins gold for Scotland! The 13-year-old from the

Shetland Islands! Scotland are going to make it! It's gold.

Lots of joyous moments. England finished top of the medal table for

the first time in 28 years. Australia can only win a possible

seven of those still to be decided. Nicola Adams continued to rewrite

the history books with a masterful performance at the Hydro, and there

was a certain Mr Usain Bolt at the Hampden, delivering the most

expected gold of the games in the 4 x 100 metres final.

So, lots of gold is up for grabs still today. Here is what is coming

up between this morning and 2:30pm. Heartbreak for England yesterday,

but they have to regroup for the bronze medal match against Jamaica.

They are the top two seeded teams, and Australia and New Zealand will

fight it out for netball gold. And we will be catching up with the

action on Glasgow Green as England's men chase bronze medals

and Australia face India for a gold. So, let's get down to business. We

are going across behind me to the Hydro, the place shaped like a

flying saucer. It is about netball today, and Lee McKenzie is in there

for us. What an incredible atmosphere

today. This has been transformed overnight. Yesterday, until the

small hours, we had boxing going on. They have changed the whole

venue. They have taken up the floor and now everyone is packing in the

sea fabulous day of netball. Pamela Cookey joins me. Double heartbreak

for her, she has not been able to lead her team here after an Achilles

injury. And yesterday, such a tough day. How are the girls feeling? I

caught them after the game and spent a bit of time with them. As you saw

from the pictures, they were devastated. They knew it was there

for the taking. But it wasn't to be. But they know they need to park it

for today. It was not forgotten because it was a mistake we made,

but they have the come out today. Whenever we get to a big tournament,

it always seems these days to be an England-to make a play-off, and New

Zealand versus Australia in the final. How well do these girls know

each other? As you say, it has been an England versus Jamaica bronze

medal play-off for so long. It is the same line-up that finished the

game against New Zealand yesterday. They will be coming out strong, with

a point to prove. It is difficult, because yesterday, their last memory

on a netball court was one of devastation. You saw the words

gutted, heartbroken, on social media. Now, they look like they are

up for it. Whatever was that seems to be working. Eminently, Anna

Meares would have pulled them together. They need to step it up

today and bring out that passion and fight and the belief that they can

take this game. Maybe this change of venue seems like a new start.

Definitely. This Hydro is almost above the capacity, so they will

feed on the energy of the crowd. You can hear them already. Who are the

favourites in this match? I think England are definitely still the

favourites. We have made Jamaica many times and come out with a win

consistently -- we have played Jamaica several times. The girls

will want to prove a point to themselves, just for their own

confidence. Definitely. They were like, we are not coming home without

a medal! Some proving a point is on the cards. And the dangerous players

for Jamaica? In defence, they have Nicole, so she will be trying to

cause a bit of trouble, Nicole Pinnock. And will the girls already

be thinking ahead to the World Cup next year? They can't think about

that yet. They need to finish this game, and that is the next

challenge. This is consolidation. We need to close these days with a win,

and then we look forward. Let's join the commentators.

Joining myself and Charlie Brougham is our resident netball expert,

Anita Navin. Yes, just a sense of calmness in the England mid-court.

Great to see Sara Bayman taking control. England just need to keep

hold of this file, control. England just need to keep

against the Caribbean ways. -- this style. A great start for Corbin. She

was so upset at the final whistle of the semifinal against you deal and

yesterday. She was given the chance by Anna Meares, the coach, to put

that behind her by starting here. Jamaica looks to put pressure on

England. It is quality defence again from Jamaica -- England. Both these

sites have very little time to recover from those semifinals.

England got about two hours more than Jamaica. They have had about 22

hours, and Jamaica 20 hours. It is not a lot of time between an intense

a final and bronze medal match. Absolutely. Interesting to see Paula

Thompson out there. She got a breeder in a few of the games, but

she is such an influence for Jamaica in that mid-court. Given the lack of

recovery time, you imagine both coaches will use their bench? It

depends on their result and how these players match up with each

other. It is a great start so far by Kadeen Corbin. They often talk about

the third quarter, and that is where the pressure comes. The teak starts

to the pressure comes. The teak starts

Jamaica have got into their stride. to set in.

Jamaica have got into their stride. It is important that both sides

start well. There

on England at the defensive end. New Zealand were just a brutal

yesterday. Such a defensive game. Absolutely. The quality of the

structure of the New Zealand defence. But this is a good start in

defence by Jamaica. It looks like they have thought about what needs

to be done. Good pressure by Jamaica. In the

first glaring error from England. You get the sense that Romelda Aiken

has wanted that the throughout the competition. -- she wanted that

bid. She has only played six quarters in

six previous matches as a goal shooter. She has been used in

defence. I guess Jamaica will be hoping that

she is so eager to make an impact here that she will possibly have the

game of her life to propel Jamaica towards that bronze medal.

Absolutely. Corbin continues her fine start to

this game. It will be about full court defence

for England. Paula Thompson is a critical player on the Jamaican

side. England struggled with transitioning

from one third to another yesterday. They lost too many balls. Yes, it

was a pressure on, pressure of situation. New Zealand kept mixing

up whether pressure came, and that was something England did not

necessarily adjust to. The time-out has been called. Buying gland. -- by

England. Khazi who has called it. But

England, having had a good start, now find themselves down by four.

Romelda Aiken is having a lot of joy in this first part of the match. We

are halfway through the first quarter. In fact, it is Jamaica who

have called the time-out full of that is Romelda Aiken.

That is Fowler read. Aiken must have done a twinge -- she must have

picked up a twinge, because Jamaica had the momentum in the match. A

good chance for Anna Mayes to tweak a few things. Absolutely. A sense of

mixing up what the England players are doing. As you said, it is about

quality ball delivery into the attacking third for England. Jamaica

have had a good start. They have defensively tightened up as well.

Good work from Jo Harten. Fourth time lucky? And she finds the goal!

Hard work, but Jo Harten gets it back.

Jade Clarke is the captain in the absence of an cookie, who was

injured in the last match of the Super League season in the UK.

Yes, Jade Clarke has support from Sara Bayman and Jo Harten.

The penalty has gone against Jamaica. Aiken is the tallest player

in the tournament, along with Janel Fowler read. Six foot five, or one

metre 95. Jamaica are slightly on the chase in

terms of the fence. -- in terms of defence.

switch of leads. That is what is needed to take the pressure off the

amount of movement that Jo Harten will do in attack. It is a better

response by England. Good structure at the centre pass. Three changes of

lead in the opening 11 and a half minutes of play.

That is a magnificent take. You see some great athleticism from both

sides in the opening of this match. That was good quality positioning in

defence. It is that ability, that straight up jump and the claw of the

ball with the hand. Good play. The supporters of Jade Clarke. A

good response, England. Good pressure, two minutes of play,

good response, England. Good wearing down the defence of Jamaica.

Corbyn, that is her first miss of the match so far. So a much better

start for Kadeen Corbyn. Missed her first shot yesterday against New

Zealand. And we have lost a shoe! Jade Clarke lost her trainer. There

is a better commitment of the England players to put the pressure

on early, pressure that first ball and it is about getting more gains

and intercepts around the mid Aiken wins the penalty. No surprises

area and not leaving it too late. Aiken wins the penalty. No surprises

where that was going. Well taken by Aiken, unlucky from

Beckford-Chambers. Aiken, unlucky from

With a minute to go in the first quarter, it is England 12, Jamaica

11. Williams again pulled. A safe pair of hands, jaet Clarke.

Came out and split the defence. Much better attacking play from England.

Just under 30 seconds remain. Aiken does make it a one-goal game?

No? Timed out I think on that shot. Timed out by the umpire. A

three-second hold. And that will be the last play of the quarter. That

is quarter time. So England and Jamaica in the bronze medal match

are separated by just two goals. We had three changes of lead in the

opening 15 minutes and this one looks very tight after the first

quarter. A fascinating opening quarter of

netball. What do the stats say? Yes, you get a sense in terms of shooting

attempts. Better attacking play from England. A bit safer in terms of

distribution. Still a lower shooting percentage from England than would

be wanted. Similar between both sides in terms of contact penalties.

But we start to see just a couple of other rebounds being gained. Some

quality work by Beckford-Chambers and Mentor. It is a big ask there

with Romelda Aiken. More movement out of the circle for Jo Harten. Not

always through the top. She is mixing up what she is doing. But

that is a tough ball to defend and important Beckford-Chambers tries to

limit that movement through of the goal attack. Aiken ten from ten in

the first quarter. It is about trying to shut down the feed I guess

to Aiken. Because she has got that height advantage, despite their

elevation. When England get their arms around the circle, they need to

lift this ball, Jamaica, and there is a chance. Everything has to be

clean. Everything. We will see after this one. Let's go guys, reset! So

we are about to get under way in this second quarter. One change from

an England Sasha Corbyn woman comes on at wing attack, in place of Jade

Clarke. Kadeen Corbyn, what a good start to the game she has had and

there is her sister. It is about keeping that consistency, moving

into quarter two. Just keep that fluency through the court. The

structure, the stress-free delivery into the shooters. But working for

that high percentage shooting opportunity. England get this second

quarter under way, the one change at quarter time with Sasha Corbyn

coming on at wing attack in place of Jade Clarke, the England captain. A

sfragt swap and Jamaica, no changes. A late whistle from the umpire.

Calms play back and Romelda Aiken continues to find the target and it

is a one-goal game again. Just Thompson trying to look at her

position in relation to Aiken. Just coming through the mid channel on

the previous play. England did a good job in the first

quarter of keeping momentum going. It is good retrieval there by Aiken.

But they have conceded now. Three goals in the opening two minutes of

the second quarter. I thought Aiken pushed the ball out.

But Beckford-Chambers calmed for the contact.

Just enough on that one from Romelda Aiken. Paula Thompson doing a good

job for Jamaica now and they lead by two. Stayed wide.

They're coming through the wing attack side, Jamaica, it tells you

how they're trying to play tactically, not coming down a

natural goal defence side in terms of play. Mentor has called the time

out here. England just taking time to get going in that second quarter.

Two and a half minutes before the first goal went in. Watch

Two and a half minutes before the back yesterday after, the

Two and a half minutes before the and England had a lot of patches in

there where they couldn't score goals. As did New Zealand. It was a

very defensive game. From an England perspective, they only scored two

goals in the last ten minutes of the match and none in the last six

minutes. I think that just gives some indication of the kwaurlt of

defence of New Zealand and potentially when they mixed up their

phenomenon sieve play, England at times needed to mix up what they did

on attack and maintain that same style through. But it was a big ask

against New Zealand. They just work players into the ground.

England did a good job But England closed her down. That is

a lovely interchange of passes. Good work. Rather than opt for the swing,

she played herself through and kept the ball on the same side.

Mentor finally gets her hands to one. And forced down the goal

defence side, where Mentor and Beckford-Chambers take a lot more

possession. Good pressure on the Jamaica attack gave them that

possession. That is all the way through from the mid court area.

Another fine Corbyn. A great response from her.

That is the They're pulling the defence towards

the post and that is a crucial error on the line from Jamaica. England

can't take advantage of it on this occasion. They might get another

chance. A dramatic fall. That is a good

take. Just get a sense A dramatic fall. That is a good

got that structure, they're now coming down the other side. There is

a sense of game plan to mix up coming down the other side. There is

they do. That is a quality coming down the other side. There is

Corbyn. And it comes about through the speed of the passes. The speed

of the transition from the centre pass and they got it

of the transition from the centre the first phase and there was no one

at home for Jamaica. Aiken gets the penalty between the

posts. She misses and gets the second attempt. And her hair band

Just over nine minutes of the first pause while that goes back on.

Just over nine minutes of the first half remaining in in this bronze

medal match. The Jamaica defence lost their pattern there. A chance

for England. That is the player from Scotland.

And behind her, the player from Barbados. A lot of teams are keen to

see these medal matches. The Trinidad and Tobago side are here as

well, the Northern Irish side, the Wales team.

Such a reliance on Paula Thompson to bring this all through the court. We

have seen her taken off at half-time in matches where she has been

pulling the strings, and Jamaica have subsequently struggled in the

third quarter. Fascinating to see if they do the same here. This is a

really tight game that England and Jamaica are playing at the SSC. That

-- SSE Hydro Arena. A chance for Jamaica to take the

lead once again in this second quarter.

Quality work by Jamaica. Being made to work very hard by England.

Jamaica take the lead again, the sixth change of lead we have had in

the game. A very different feel to the semifinal England played

yesterday. Still an incredibly tight match.

Yesterday, England scored the first goal of the second half and led from

there until, as we know, the final two seconds of the game.

It is about trying to stay in the game, particularly in this area.

England need to try and get a goal here. They have only scored one in

the last six minutes of this second quarter.

If England can defend here, the start of the second half. And

that will be that. England have done a good job at the end of the second

quarter in terms of assuring possession at the start of the

second half. It is a one goal game, just as it was against New Zealand

in the semifinal. So, two quarters, six lead changes,

one goal between them. We will come back with all the half-time action

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England are guaranteed top slot in the medals table at the games.

Australia can no longer beat them. England have not done that since

1986. In football, Frank Lampard is a

Manchester City player. Full it is because the American system does not

start until March. And Manchester City -- Manchester

United's friendly against Real Madrid had the biggest

United's friendly against Real audience in the US. Now back to the

third quarter from the live netball in Glasgow.

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I don't think I'm ugly, but I don't think I'm, like, really pretty.

I say, "You've got something on your bum." "Really?" And I say,

Hello and welcome back. I don't want to put you off, but if you were

looking for a relaxing way to spend your Sunday morning, I am not sure

if England versus Jamaica is the blister B. Pamela Cookey joins me,

the England captain who is currently injured at the moment. How are your

nerves? I can't do it! The girls started so well. They went up two

goals, and then they let you make a comeback in. They can't break that

two barrier. Every time they up, Jamaica bullet back. -- they pull it

back. It is incredibly tight. We have had six lead changes in the

first two quarters. This is it. With the Jamaica side, if you let them

stay with you, they will keep egging. If you get that early lead,

they tend to fade away. So we are seeing Jamaica thinking, we are

still in this. But we are seeing England down our end of the court,

trying to get some angles. How happy have you been with the way England

conducted themselves today, especially after coming back from

that defeat? You might have seen some teams come out depressed, but

the girls have come out really up for it. Sara Bayman in the centre

has really given the team 's energy. Some fastballs from her as well.

These are the triangles they are using, really opening up the circle

for Kadeen Corbin. And Jamaica, as you said, as soon as it gets

anywhere near Romelda Aiken, it is only doing one place, which tends to

be in. Exactly. They are a very athletic side. They charge their way

around the court. Is that unsettling for the other is against them? It

can be tough, because it is difficult to know where the ball is

going to land. They are very unorthodox. They can pluck the ball

out of the air with their aerial ability. How often do these girls

play against each other in tournaments? Romelda Aiken is in the

ANZ league with a couple of our girls, so they play against each

other week in, week out. Apart from a couple of Test series where we

come across Jamaica, they are quite a few. What will happen in the next

half? The girls need to come out really strong again, like they

started. They need to wish Jamaica on their defence so there is less of

an opportunity to get the ball to Romelda Aiken. The final quarter is

obviously the one where you really want to be leading, but this is a

good time to get that lead and extend it and unnerved Jamaica.

Definitely. If you can get five or six goals up on Jamaica, they will

fall down. The third quarter is a big one for them. It can determine

who wins or loses. What do you think Jamaica's main weakness is? Is it

that they let their heads drop when things are not going their way? That

is definitely it. There are real ability and skill when they are on

it, they can go for gold. If you can get that early lead and make them

work hard, you can pull away from them. Every time England score, the

atmosphere in the is incredible. You would think we were actually in the

stadium in England. It is amazing. The girls will really feed off this.

Every time they get the ball, there is a big roar. I am tired, just

watching! For efest every cheer there is some critical notes,

because you're seeing it in a different way. What are you looking

for? This is a basic error, the girls need to lock in on the basics

and give that first time release pass. If you look at it too much,

the Jamaica will turn it over. We need to make sure there is more than

one option so the passer can pick the best option. As soon as it gets

here Romelda Aiken, that is when the trouble starts. What will be being

said? We can see the girls. What is this all about. What would you be

saying? Making keeping the basics and doing the basics well. We need

two options for ball so the passer can have that option. When the ja

may caps -- Jamaicans work together they're strong. There is Jo Harten,

she had some nervy moments, but she came back. It is all about holding

your nerve? Yes, Jo has had to step up and be one of the senior players

and she went to every rebound. And the girls will need her to sink the

shots. She can catch the ball, turn and put it up. This is an

interesting situation. You would have wanted to play. When you're in

a position of almost being a spectator, do you make notes and

have to go back after the Commonwealth Games and almost report

back to the girls about their strengths and weaknesses? I have had

the chance to meet them throughout the competition since I got here.

Just to give a bit of my take on what I'm seeing and I think that has

been helpful. They have all before, like, Pam, we miss you! But I have

been watching and taking notes. After this we need to go back to the

board, look into it and think how we are going to progress. They're

pumped up. Jamaica are standing off the court having a talk. England

have come right on to court to have a talk. It is stamping your

presence. Show you're ready to go. And now back for the final half. It

will be a nerve racking one. COMMENTATOR: We have just 30 minutes

left. A change in goal defence for England. Stacey Francis in for Eboni

Beckford-Chambers. We wait for the umpires. They will bring the ball on

to the court. There is stay si Francis. -- Stacey Francis. She has

appeared in five of the six games England have played. And the second

half gets under way with England trailing Jamaica by just one goal.

The one change for England, Stacey Francis on in goal defence in place

of Eboni Beckford-Chambers. Now Jamaica lead by two. Anita, seeing

those 14 goals in has tried to change something. I guess just to

mix up the style of defence and Beckford-Chambers caught on some

contact penalties. Maybe that tally too high for the coach and wanting

to see a change in there. It will be interesting to see how Francis and

Mentor match up. Oh, that is a beautiful take from

Thompson. She saw that one coming and committed early

Good response from Jamaica. Just again this key player, Paula

Thompson holding off. Coming through the line of the ball.

In the key games Thompson has played nearly every

single minute of them. They're starting

working the ball side. Beckford getting a free pass through

there. England need to put strong arms over that. Jamaica lead by four

for the second time in arms over that. Jamaica lead by four

They led by four in the first quarter. England being asked a few

They led by four in the first questions. And they still are

struggling. Just using Beckford a bit more.

Well, what a miss that is from Aiken and the reaction probably tells you

she doesn't agree with the decision. That coupled with her disappointment

at missing a straight forward shot by some distance.

Corbyn opens her account at the first time of asking in the second

half. A quality ball and good sense in putting the ball back there by by

aman, taking -- Bayman. No problem for Jo Harten. The two

shooters combining well. When one misses, the other just puts the

rebound away. Stacey Francis showing Herath let sichl -- her athleticism.

Mentor commits to the 50/50 with Williams and it goes Francis' way.

Good support, Francis. She has found the form and she is just supporting

well with Guthrie as a key player on the other line.

Sasha Corbyn on the shooter side of Harten. And England once again claw

back a four-goal deficit to get it back on centre. A magnificent pass

by Harten. England are back on level terms - 28-28. Jo Harten trying to

lift the England side. It is about this defence. They can put the

pressure on at this point. Francis is just rolling around the

back. Jamaica stop the rot. And they take the lead once again. Good use

of the centre pass. The attack set much better. By aman sense -- by

aman senses. -- Bayman senses that. That would always be tough for

Francis. Not often out on a contact penalty, Mentor. Certainly in this

game. England go hunting for the

equalising goal, which they get. Jamaica struggling on the timing.

Thompson getting caught into the defensive pressure by England around

the ball. Good work from Mentor. But Thompson alert to pick up that

deflection. Again Thompson sees that movement.

Beckford misses. Aiken's there. Another miss from Aiken. Francis

moves out now. Would you believe it? Aiken needs a couple of chances at

this one. Finally puts it through. Just enough on the pass to Harten.

It is going to have to be quick here and the opportunity is gone for

England. They will have to work it to Harten again.

Good composure by Jo Harten, didn't want to shoot. Put the ball out.

Good play, Beckford. Just worked the ground again. But Francis is there.

She is ready for that type of move. Just caught o''en that one. --

caught on that one. Both attacking units firing at the moment. The feed

through to the shooters is also working pretty freely for both sides

at the moment. Guthrie's doing a good job on

Thompson. Putting lots of pressure on. She is almost out of the game

when the shooters, particularly Romelda Aiken, is looking to be

supported. Defence just lost there for Jamaica. It is quality play by

England in attack. A change there, Harten leading to the back and

Corbyn coming the other way and well found.

This is the #1469 centre pass where the goal has gone the way it should.

-- 14th centre pass. A good take by Kadeen Corbin against Kelly. They

could be put through the ringer once again, the England fans. The Jamaica

fans haven't seen their side in a real tussle yet in this competition.

That may work to England's favour. It may not. Defends on how Jamaica

react under pressure. But they continue to find the goals when they

have the centre pass. That is what counts.

Corbin in lots of space. Not always being contested and Kelly on the

back foot. A couple of times England go back to the edge of the sickle

when perhaps they might be able to shoot. No harm done there. Another

fine shot from Kadeen Corbin. There is a lot of pressure object line --

on the line from gut richlt it is bee-- on the line from Guthrie. It

on the line from gut richlt it is is much better. Corbin has been

averaging 72% in this competition, today up at 88. So a really

brilliant response from her to the disappointment of yesterday.

Absolutely. And it is about capitalising on the fact that Kelly

is often on the back foot. Looks as though she is struggling in terms of

fatigue. Not sure there is anything on the bench for Jamaica that could

replace Kelly. Kadeen Corbin is still asking for a

time-out. After the bang on the head by Malysha Kelly. Let's have another

look at this. Ooh. Let's hope she is OK to continue.

Youngest member of this England squad, just 22. That

Youngest member of this England perspective the maturity of her

response to the disappointment of yesterday.

This is really finally poised. England have never been more than

two goals in front. It is almost a role reversal from yesterday, when

England were setting the pace. Today, they have been doing most of

the chasing. Absolutely, and Geva Mentor continues to work around

Romelda Aiken. A chance for England to take the

lead for the first time in the second half.

Good defensive pressure by England, but Romelda Aiken to the rescue

again for Jamaica. These two have been going goal for goal now for ten

minutes. Like heavyweight contest, slugging it out. Credit to both

sides. What a quarter of netball we have

witnessed! England are winning by -- 37-37 in this bronze medal match.

Well, NATO, take us through -- and later, take us through your

thoughts. Yes, more shooting a for Jamaica creeping in. If England

could just tighten up on some of the contact penalties, it is just about

that pressure that goes on outside the circle.

Good work by Stacey Francis. There was an initial error, but she

recovered well. Jamaica got the first three goals of the quarter.

Then England hit back with four to level things up. That was after five

minutes of the third quarter. Then they went goal for goal. A brilliant

passage of play. It will be interesting to see if we can hear

what Joe McIntosh is saying. -- Jill McIntosh. Attack this, play like we

know we can! Let the ball go, build confidence. Take it through, let the

ball go. Let's go! Well, you could hear their, Jill McIntosh talking

about belief, Anna Mayes trying to ref up 13. -- 13. -- she was trying

to ref up her team. Jamaica not so much under the cosh

in their semi against Australia in terms of trying to eat out that win.

This is it, just 15 minutes of play to decide the destination of the

bronze medal. Will it be England, will it be Jamaica? There is nothing

to split these two after 45 minutes of play. It is ingesting, just the

calmness that you'll McIntosh pushed through the players, just wanting

them to keep control, support each other. Sharp contrast. Here we go,

the final 15 minutes of play for both England and Jamaica at these

Commonwealth Games, the bronze medal match is essentially a 15 minute

shoot out. After 45 minutes of play, there is nothing to choose between

the two. They have been going goal for goal for the last ten minutes.

And England take the lead. Jamaica unable to score a goal, so

England get the advantage of having the first centre pass in this

quarter. That was an offside. The first

mistake comes from England. Clever, Jo Harten just letting the ball roll

through. So England do not pay the price for the first mistake.

This game is so tight that it might only boil down to just that one

turnover from Geva Mentor or Stacey Francis. England are back in front.

The crowd here at the SSE Hydro are enjoying this one. Credit to Stacey

Francis. Good work from Stacey Francis. She

uses her athleticism to get in front of Jamaica. And then tries to go

around Romelda Aiken. Let's have another look. Just unfortunate. It

is the bounce on a floor like this and you try and play that speedy

ball that does not always get there. and you try and play that speedy

And Jamaica get the goal to keep us on centre pass.

England have turned possession over. Now the pressure starts to

increase on both sets of players. She a fighter Sara Bayman. She was

doing whatever she can to try and disrupt this play from Jamaica.

We are on the verge of having 15 minutes of play where we have been

going goal for goal for the entire quarter. And she scores! Jamaica in

front by one. And Kadeen Corbin gets us back on

level terms. Thompson just getting confused.

replaced. Jamaica have kept the same seven throughout. They can't look on

the Jamaica bench! Good pressure defensively. England still able to

work the ball. Good work from Nicole Aiken-Pinnock.

We are in for another nerve-wracking gain.

centre pass, a chance for them to get up by two. They're up on their

feet. There is so much support for England here. The support body,

Sport England, everybody willing England on. But Jamaica are keeping

possession. They're also keeping their shape better than I have seen

them do in a while at this tournament.

Jamaica lead by two. Pressure on England here now. Francis does well

to bring that under control. Shouts of encouragement from the

bench. She Vince minutes remain in the match and Kadeen Corbin calls a

time out. -- she Vince -- seven minutes remain. They know how close

this is. And what a result this would be for Jamaica. The last time

they got the better of England in a bronze medal match was at the world

champs in Auckland in 2007. And it is looking very heated in that

huddle. England beat Jamaica at Wembley in London in January. And in

the world champs in Singapore. So Jamaica have been on the receiving

end for a while now. So they would dearly love to get one up on their

nearest rivals in the world standings on the biggest stage of

them all. Or one of the biggest stages.

It has gone against England. The crowd are venting their thoughts on

the decision. Jamaica are trying to find Aiken as the target. Beckford

electing not to shoot. There is plenty of time in this one, as

England will know from yesterday. It is their turn now not to panic and

try and use this ball. We saw yesterday when New Zealand were

trying to get that winning goal, even though time was running out,

they looked like they had all the time in the world.

That is better. Elected not to take that risk shot. Worked away to the

post. Excellent play. They didn't do that yesterday and credit to her for

learning so quickly. This is quality defence from

England. Jamaica just holding on to possession. Credit to Jamaica, they

worked through that effectively. Cool heads required here from

England. They continue to keep that cool

head. Just the one turn over required for them. Five minutes

remain in this bronze medal match. Another magnificent game of netball

here at the 20th Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

The final ten minutes of the third quarter, the first five of this

fourth quarter and just the one turnover separates these two sides

and for England, they're chasing the game. Some great quality ball

through from Sasha Corbin to Jo Harten. This is the pressure point

for Jamaica. Kadeen Corbin levels it for England,

or keeps them within that one goal. England need that turnover. They

will probably get about three or four more chants.

-- chants. Aiken is so good on the rebound. Some great defensive work

by England. They need to keep the pressure on. For the Jamaica the

same, they have covered the first phase of England's pass. But this

long ball through to Harten is unstoppable. Romelda Aiken has

long ball through to Harten is nine attacking rebounds. England

have manageped just one defensive rebound - managed just one defensive

rebound in this match so far. England need to look after this and

they have given that ball. Thompson is just hanging around the mix of

play. The throw in to Jamaica. There to turn this possession over.

Because it will be a long way back. If they go three down. Beckford just

rolled around the front there. They are three down. It is a Jamaica

centre pass. England simply have to turn this possession over. Otherwise

they're going to come away with nothing.

They need Because this is Jamaica's centre

pass. It is Paula Thompson, who has worked tirelessly in that centre

position for Jamaica. A four-goal lead with just over a minute

remaining. England have a mountain to climb here.

They're running out of team, England. Now, they need turn over.

They need turnover quickly. England. Now, they need turn over.

a sense Jamaica will start to try and line ball to Aiken. This you

feel will seal the bronze for Jamaica. They're celebrating opt

bench already. They feel the bronze is in their pocket. Francis is down

and we are into the final 30 seconds. Bayman trying to haul the

team through. And that miss gives Jamaica the bronze. It is going to

be heartbreak for England. Jamaica the bronze. It is going to

come so close. They wanted to fight for gold and they're going to come

away with nothing. There it goes. The game was lost before then. You

can't blame Guthrie for trying The game was lost before then. You

force the issue. It is a scrappy finish. But Jamaica have got there.

force the issue. It is a scrappy It is all over! And

force the issue. It is a scrappy beaten England too the bronze medal

here in Glasgow. Despair for England. Unbridled joy for the

sunshine girls! And the world number four has beaten the world number

three and England get that sinking feeling for the second time in 24

hours. Yes. Desperate times England there. But credit to Jamaica they

worked hard. They hit England with Mentor. It was a tough ask. Romelda

Aiken scoring 44 of the 52 that Jamaica scored. Take nothing from

England. Harten shot at 90%. Corbin at 85. It was just the defence of

Jamaica. When England got the ball through, the shooters were coining

the -- doing the business. But they didn't get enough chances. Some calm

words from Jo Mackintosh at critical times. Jamaica won this game. They

just had a better game plan on the day. It is not. It will be

heart-breaking for England, but they didn't have as many shooting

opportunities. They had 55 compared to 67. So sadly for them, it is no

bronze. Delight for Jamaica. The final score England 48, Jamaica 52.

Whereas England may have felt they lost the games against Australia and

New Zealand. I don't think they will feel they have lost this one.

Jamaica have won it. Yes, they retained possession. They won the

ball. There was a solid line of defence from Guthrie and Bayman.

Let's not take it from Jamaica. England put out some great play. But

Jamaica just held on in the mid court and worked the ball patiently

to Aiken. The last time the Commonwealth Games was in the United

Kingdom, Jamaica got the better of England in the bronze medal match

and they do it again here in Glasgow. And well, what a shot of

the Jamaican team and credit to their coaching staff. They had the

game plan and their side executed it to perfection. No changes. The same

seven all the way through. England tried to change it up and ask

different questions of Jamaica. As they had to do. Jamaica had the

answers today. Interesting Jill Mackintosh removing Paula Thompson

from the game previously and chatting to her. She sensed she

shouldn't have done it. She did it because of fatigue to other players.

She knew Thompson needed to stay on that court. What disappointment for

England. But they had to take away the positives, which is they pushed

the world's top two very close and on another day may have got over the

line. But that first game against Australia was crucial. Had they won

that, they would have avoided New Zealand in the semi final. But who

is to say Jamaica wouldn't have won the semi. But the results are what

they are and England it is nothing for all their efforts in Glasgow.

Here are the final stats. Shooting attempts at 67 for Jamaica.

Percentages lower. Just not creating the opportunities. We see lots of

ponest penalties given away. Just the sheer nature of what jaichl did.

-- just the sheer nature of what Jamaica did.

I have some disappointed England players with me. Sum up the

emotions. I'm pretty emotionless. That summed up this campaign. I'm

proud of the girls. We achieved a lot but to not finish it today is, I

kpt even put it into words. It was brutal and we weren't able to stand

the pressure. I have a fat lip and probably a shiner. But we weren't

able to finish it off. England have had so many battles over the last 11

days. Do you think the team were starting to feel that? We probably

were, but we need to be able to deal with that. That is what sport is

about. Physically, we were fresh enough to come out today and put on

a good performance. But from the first whistle, we were hesitant with

the ball. We have not been finishing off as a whole. Thanks very much.

Another disappointed young ladies with me. How are you feeling? Really

gutted. We should have got it, but today was not our day. We had too

many errors that we could have turned over. That is what happens.

Why do you think Jamaica were stronger than you? It was so close.

You were trading goals 141. For us, the long balls should not

have gone in. Credit to them. We just could have had more hands up.

Your own performance, have you been pleased with that? I am pleased with

my performance. This is my first Commonwealths, so I am proud of

where I have come. The team have helped me throughout. I was just

excited to be here. I am happy that I performed the best I can for

everyone to see around the world. There was nothing more I could

give. Thank you so much for speaking to us. Oh, my goodness, I am up

there with Pamela Cookey. Hercules is better, but her heart and nerves

are frayed. You must be the same? Absolute league gutted. The girls

are better than their performance put out today. It was a hard task to

get back after running New Zealand so close yesterday. Unfortunately,

we did not play our best netball today. Credit to Jamaica. I was

saying to Geva, you have been in so many battles throughout these 11

days. Do you think that was starting to take an effect on the girls

physically and emotionally, because it has been a roller-coaster? Yes,

they tried to throw everything into every game. We have to make sure

that is the way it is. If you lose a semifinal, you have to get a cup.

But credit to them, they did. We had to be clinical and ended up under

pressure. When we were on it defensively, we put them under

pressure, but credit to Jamaica for grinding out that win. How do you

move on from that? You have got longer than 24 hours this time. We

will look closely in terms of longer than 24 hours this time. We

we must possession. I think at times, we were a bit hesitant. The

nerves got the better of us in the first half. Kadeen Corbin really

turned things around. Some of the critics spoke about her yesterday,

but she stood up today. Bad luck today, but thank you for talking to

us. Thank you for coming

us. Jamaica. Some of your feelings? Also

us. I am feeling right now -- or some is

just I am feeling right now -- or some is

decided we are not going home without a medal. And in terms of the

games that you girls played to get here, you have not been involved in

many here, you have not been involved in

England have. Were you fresh out there and more determined, do you

think? Or is it just on the day that really matters. Well, on the day,

think? Or is it just on the day that really matters. I did not play

yesterday in that semifinal, really matters. I did not play

was fresh off the bench and my team needed me. And in terms of

composure, you know that as soon as the ball gets into that circle, it

is going one place, and that is in. the ball gets into that circle, it

Yes. I was most confident. Once my sister has the ball, I am confident.

How will you celebrate tonight before you head back to Jamaica? The

party seems to have already started. I think

party seems to have already started. wine! Actually, we have to reflect

on what went wrong in this tournament. There were some errors

that we need to tidy up as a team moving forward. We are going to the

world tournament next year and we have to go for the gold. You got the

bronze today. Congratulations. have to go for the gold. You got the

Well, it has been high drama down here at the Hydro. Now back to Dodi.

Well, that is the venue of the netball. Last night, it was a

boiling cauldron netball. Last night, it was a

boxing finals and two fellas here who won gold. Josh,

A smashed down the Gilmore forehand side. She is playing that shot with

a backhand which is one of her basic shots. She must try to avoid

Michelle being able to attack that forehand side.

The attacking play was her only answer. Look at that jump in the

air! That is one of the few net exchanges

that Gilmour has won. But look at the follow-up. She is adding more

pressure on Michelle Li when playing that shot. She is ready, which means

Michelle can see it and she wants to play desperately tight.

Well, it is the same scoreline as game number one at the mid-game

interval. They were saying, now go for it. She

has no option. She has got to go all-out, because Michelle Li is

playing quite brilliantly. And somehow, Gilmour has got to disturb

the rhythm of the Canadian. Wonderful variation here. Rather

than going down the line on the forehand, she chose to go across

court and then smash straight into the backhand side. That is really

good badminton, clever play. the backhand side. That is really

never know what is coming. Michelle Li

is losing her way. The pressure from Michelle Li is overpowering. Whether

Kirsty Gilmour chose the best side first or whether she is standing on

the not so good side for herbsing -- for her, I don't think that will

make a difference. That is superb. The disguise on the reverse slice

drop shot. Look again how early she takes that and just caresses it

across court. She tried to play that net shot with

a bit of surprise by just She tried to play that net shot with

drop. Yeah. The selection was good, the execution let

Still the fans play their part trying to lift Kirsty Gilmour. But a

ten point deficit. Well she would need the sort of heroics of

yesterday hen she went on the rampage from ten straight points

Her opponent yesterday was very different context.

Her opponent yesterday was very tired from her

Her opponent yesterday was very Here we have a 100% Michelle Li and

it is a completely different context.

Well, it looks very much as if Michelle Li is going to come out on

top on this match. I know that Kirsty Gilmour will be disappointed,

but she shouldn't be, because Michelle Li has just played too

well. But also been given the option here. Kirsty Gilmour must never go

cross court. She has been punished so many times. That is what I don't

get. She must keep these straight lines

and keep it away from that forehand. But it is way too late now and she

has got to look at this match later on and then learn from it and we

will see a lot stronger Kirsty Gilmour in the years to come. But

this one is beyond her as I see it. We should put it into context,

Kirsty Gilmour is only the third player, or pair, to contest a

Commonwealth Games final. Only once previously has Scotland won a medal

in the women's singles. That was in 2006 for Susan Hughes. She has done

remarkably well. The net play of Michelle Li, the

touch and the the spinning shots where the shuttle goes upside down

over the net. Look at that shuttle spinning ferociously.

Mistimed that and the whole body language. Gilmour now resigned to

defeat. Match point opportunities. Well, inciting the crowd to still

have belief. I think that is a little optimistic now.

And Michelle Li creates history. The first Canadian ever to win a gold

medal in the women's singles at the badminton. Wonderful sportsmanship

at the end of the match. But quite simply Michelle Li was too good for

Kirsty Gilmour today. But she has achieved, Kirsty Gilmour, something

that no Scottish player has achieved before. A finalist in a singles

event at the badminton at the Commonwealth Games. But mish Li from

the start was outstanding. She was. Not only in this match, I think Shep

has played a -- I think she has played a wonderful tournament. The

semi final was a fantastic achievement. Sindhu is almost at the

top of the world at the moment. And that was a fine victory yesterday.

So I think she has deserved to win this tournament. Yes, I agree. A

standing ovation for Kirsty Gilmour. Well, the celebrations for the

Canadian will begin. Three previous times Canada have had a finalist at

the Commonwealth Games in the women's singles and three previous

times they have had to settle for silver. But here with Michelle Li,

silver has turned to gold. Both players seeing loved ones as they

depart the I Ree that -- the arena. Signing autographs. The silver

medal, aged 20. What will she do in years to come? She is a huge talent.

And she will only improve. So confirmation of the score. Michelle

Li has won the gold medal. Kirsty, thank you for joining us, a

tough day, but at least a silver to show for it? Yes, I can't be too

disappointed, but I think I knuckled down and gave so

disappointed, but I think I knuckled don't think I had much

disappointed, but I think I knuckled today. I tried my best, but

disappointed, but I think I knuckled been so full on

disappointed, but I think I knuckled I wasn't able to do it as I

disappointed, but I think I knuckled So disappointed. But

disappointed, but I think I knuckled yesterday that you had to lift

disappointed, but I think I knuckled yourself to a level you hadn't gone

to before. The crowd were on yourself to a level you hadn't gone

quite. The legs and the yourself to a level you hadn't gone

quite match up. Physically I feel yourself to a level you hadn't gone

out of me. But just the head didn't quite engage today.

out of me. But just the head didn't gave so much yesterday and

night. You did create history for Scotland here, so that is something

to take out of it. So how would you sum up your Glasgow 2014? Almost

perfect. But as perfect as I could have made it. I'm so happy with any

colour medal, because the field was quite strong. There was five or six

girls that were all challenging for three medals. To be in

girls that were all challenging for spot is great. Well done. Thank you.

Kirsty Gilmour finished in silver position against Michelle Li who was

just too good on the day. A lot of the athletes have performed well and

the general consensus is Glasgow as a host city has performed prosecute

which well. 5,882 miles a way, Rio are preparing for the Olympics in

just two years' time. In a few days, we will cross over an Olympic

threshold and be closer to Rio 2016 than we are to London 1220. Glasgow

has been a -- to London 2012. Glasgow has been a reminder of what

we can do hosting and competing at a multi-sport event. What a start for

the Commonwealth Games. But elite sport is a hard business. Far from

the medals and the cheering crowds, performance directors will assess

where we are on the road to Rio. So how much information can we glean

from the results in Glasgow? Daniel Keatings swinging straight and

swinging clean and keeping his rhythm. Gymnastics is stronger than

in London. You're aiming for the 90s. It

in London. You're aiming for the the top three in the world. Team

England win the final race. We have never won mens medley in 64 years.

The Australians have dominated and to have beat them and beat them by

quite a margin was unbelievably impressive. That has come

quite a margin was unbelievably belief, the training and the talent

we have got. There are some sports that as good as the results have

been will not be contested in the Olympics. So it is thank you from

Glasgow, but no thank you from Rio for bowls, netball and squash. The

gold medal goes to the world's No 2, Nick Matthew. The sports that do

cross over Commonwealth Games and Olympics have shown up varying

degrees of success. And concern. And Sir Bradley wig Bradley Wiggins have

to settle for this. Sir Bradley wig Bradley Wiggins have

to settle That is concern and that won't happen in time for Rio. A

coming of age for the 20-year-old. We have a new crop of people, that

is encouraging. I in names, 19, 20, 21 years of age. And come Rio what

they have learn here will stand them in good stead. I think all our

sports are shaping up well. UK Sport are quietly confident that we are

bench marking at least as well at this point as we were this point out

of London. That is a good sign. While Glasgow has offered healthy

competition, not all events are world-class, due to the absence of

some superpower, non-Commonwealth nations. That is not to say some of

the performances would not stand up when the world comes calling. This

is the Commonwealth Games, not the World Championships. All we can do

is look at the time is that the swimmers are doing, and they are

world-class. We have had four swimmers that our number-one ranked

in the world. We have real depth. The competition within the British

team is social from that not only are they fighting for places amongst

themselves to get on that team to go to places like the World

Championships and Olympics, to places like the World

Championships but they are so dominant, and the whole world is

looking at our home nations and saying, how are they getting these

results, and how are they producing performances not only with such

difficulty, but such fine execution? One thing is for sure in sport - you

can't stand still. So for all the success and disappointments, there

is always room for improvement, or a medal of any colour could be further

away than ever. It is good to have ambition, and I hope we come back

with a sack full of medals from Rio, but it will be tougher. We should

not be coy or naive about it. It is a tall order. Athletics is never

going to bring you 12 medallists. But I could still see us winning two

or three gold medals and four or five other medals, or slightly

improving on what we did in London. So many people have stepped up to

the plate. At 18, 19 or 20, there I lot of swimmers that in two years'

time, will arguably be in their prime, if not in another four years.

Adam Peaty beats the world record-holder! From 2007 - 2012,

that cannot be the same again. Beneath to be something new, and

they are still trying to find out what that is. They have some of the

right ingredients, but they do not have the strong leader in place to

make the right decisions. Gold in Glasgow for England! Now, we are

getting a lot more specialists. You have Lewis Smith and what have you

that you would always associate with the Commonwealth, but now we have

Louis Smith on six pieces of apparatus. So for that reason, as

far as the medal table is concerned, we have a shout on every piece. So

where does that leave us? UK sport have been very public about their

goal to be the first country to win more Olympic medals at the games

after hosting, and that, by any measure, comes under the heading of

ambitious. Well, there is the target for gold

medals in two years' time in Rio. Glasgow 2014 is almost finished, but

there are still plenty of medals to be won today and many opportunities

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p.m., when I hand over to Manish Bhasin, who will take you through to

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commonwelfies romance with Lee Milner at the women's hockey final.

A wee kiss, lovely. We are going to head over to hockey. By now, surely

you must know the rule. In case you don't, here is a reminder.

Hockey is a fast and furious game played by 211 side teams. There are

five additional substitute that may be used an unlimited number of times

during a 70 minute match. Goals may only be scored from within the

shooting circle, a D shaped arc extending 16 yards in front of each

goal. Suspension cards can be issued to players who commit fouls. A green

card results in an automatic two-minute suspension, while a

yellow card is a minimum five-minute band. One of the corners can be

awarded for a variety of infringements and are taken from the

backline 10m either side of the nearest goalpost, with only five

defenders allowed to enter the shooting circle. If the score is

tied at the end of the match and knockout stages, a penalty shoot out

express. In Glasgow, both men's and women's competition is comprised two

pools of five teams each, with the top two in each pool progressing to

the semifinal stage. Earlier today, England's men's

hockey side were looking to win a bronze medal against New Zealand.

Would they fare better than the netball girls? Drama lay in store.

Welcome to a bright and breezy day at the Glasgow National Hockey

Centre. It is the last day of the Commonwealth Games hockey

tournament. In the bronze medal match, New Zealand, who were beaten

yesterday by India in the semifinal, and England, who were

defeated by Australia in their semifinal,

New Zealand are first to strike. Ten minutes down in New Zealand's half.

All the pressure and most of the position with England, but New

Zealand get the first goal. England reply straight away! They have asked

for a referral here. Can we see anything wrong? You could say he

went over the top of the ball with his stick. It has been cleared from

top New Zealand retain the referral. No goal. New Zealand one, England

zero. England get the goal!

Brogdon gets the equaliser. Good pressure buying land.

Penalty corner for England. England's first penalty corner of

the match. Jackson scores for England! Brilliantly taken. England

are in front. New Zealand get their own penalty

corner. End to end stuff right now. New Zealand get their own penalty

Both teams managing to make inroads in the danger area.

Great goal from Andy Hayward. They are level again. What a flurry of

goals we have had in the last five minutes.

England want a referral here. We are looking for a body in the circle.

That would be a New Zealand body. England are looking for a penalty

corner. Penalty corner. England retain the referral. Good call from

England. Get a chance to attack immediately here. Jackson scores,

but the whistle had gone. New Zealand lose a defender. New Zealand

are -1 defender on the line. Jackson, yes! He gets it again.

England are in front. It was not easy, because Manchester got a glove

to it. But he stepped the wrong way first, which gave a little

opportunity. Goal for New Zealand, and they are

level four --. Every time Simon Child gets the ball that penalty

area, he is dangerous. Incredible tension around the Glasgow National

Hockey Centre now. That takes us to the final hooter.

It is all square at the end of normal time. New Zealand three,

England three. It will be decided on a shoot out.

And he finds the goal. That was good.

It is amazing how many of the guys prefer to go back hand these days.

Making that goalkeeper think twice about which side he is going. It is

a difficult one for the keepers, because if they commit, they know

they are out. They have got to stay on their feet, stay light on their

toes. Pinner saves. The hooter sounds. Hilton the first to miss.

Well I think Pinner told Hilton what he thought then. But he did a good

job. He stopped Hilton's progress and there is this little dance

they're going to go through and what he did well was just kept him in

that area, Pinner, well, he enjoyed that one and Hilton didn't

obviously! Catlin next for England. Shapes up and finds the goal for

England! Nick Catlin, well, this is a different technique. He has done

it very quickly and moved rather than waiting and stopping, he has

done it in a fluid movement. So England take the early lead. Simon

Charles stepped forward and then stepped back. And it will be Steve

Edwards. He has had a good game, so he will be feeling good about what

he has done so far. Steve Edwards, versus George Pinner.

Yes, through his legs. Edwards scores for New Zealand. That was a

cheeky one. Pinner came out and moved the big man around and as he

shuffled across, you have got to move your legs apart and as he did

so, he put the ball through them. So a very clever shot. Barry Middleton

next for England, the captain. It is fascinating how the different

techniques of the players. This time Middleton didn't rush in, just

jogged in, committed the keeper and then moved it out to the side. While

the goalie was wrong-footed and whacked it into an empty net. So

they take the advantage again. Only one miss so far, that was from Blair

Hilton. New Zealand's second. Child has missed! He's missed! Well,

that is a surprise. But it sometimes happens. Simon Child looked very

confident. He jogged up to that, he was thinking about that, alile

dummy. But George Pinner read it was thinking about that, alile

he went down and caused enough of a barrier for Child. Well he is

he went down and caused enough of a to regret that maybe. Simon Mantell

can win it for England. That is a penalty stroke there.

Manchester has smashed Middleton, the stick of Simon Mantell. But

they're asking for a referral. They do have one. So he is going to argue

that he didn't foul him. That he had... It is going upstairs. So hi

reckons Mantell put his stick over the top of the ball and goorded the

-- guarded the ball. That is hard to say from there. Mantell was going to

do a spin. He has come away to spin around. Of course the stick was

between the ball, but was he actually obstructing? On purpose? He

was just going through his natural skill there. No reason to change

your decision. Yeah. It will be a penalty stroke. And it will be

Ashley Jackson to take it. So Jackson to give England the bronze

He scores! England take the bronze! Sheer delight, as red and white

surrounds Ashley Jackson. And the England team,

surrounds Ashley Jackson. And the the silver last night. And the men

have taken the bronze. After the silver last night. And the men

drama of a shoot-out, with a penalty stroke awarded.

Wessex is on her feet to support the England men. After the shoot-out.

The bronze medal has gone to England. You never make it easy. You

never want to for the crowd I think. We have not made it easy in the past

and lost them. So it is nice to go through that and come out winning.

It is, it has taken a while to sink in. We are going to enjoy it now.

Talk about doing a good penalty shuttle? Well I think just make it

as simple as possible. The very least that can go wrong. It is not

too technical, it is just a game plan. When you go up to win the

medal, do you think just smack it? Yes, just think as positive as

possible. You already know where you're going, if he pulls out a save

that is what happens. At the end of the day you have got something of a

hard week? Yes it is something we have spoken about. We came here with

quite high goals. We wanted to be in the final. But once we lost the

semi, we said for us, none of us have won a bronze or any kind of

colour medal, so we did don't demean it and act like it is not the game

we want. Hopefully that will push us on to bigger things. This is a

start. You have to win something to start and take people forward. For

you and the girls as well, what do you think this week does forrior

sport in terms of promoting it and the drama it produces. This is a

great week for our sport, because of the coverage. Yeah, the whole media

behind us. We get a lot of coverage. For the sport it is great. Medals

hopefully will help push it further. We know as a great to make hockey

people, people are driving it behind the scenes, but we have to win

something and we want the sport on the BBC and things like that, where

people can see us play and we are pushing that. But United States

winning medals is the only way to make it bigger. You have won a medal

so, there we have. Yes that is nice. A very good win for England. Bronze

on penalties. What do you do when you have won your medals and you're

just kick bg back? If you're a double Commonwealth Games medallist,

you play in a band live. Not only is Craig McLean here, we have John

Beattie, former Scottish and British Lions. You're looking relaxed. Yes

time to recover from the hangover. Have you caught much of the games?

It has been incredible. I think Scotland never anticipated we would

have this many medals. So hopefully more today. But it is an incredible

atmosphere around Glasgow. I got home for a couple of days to

Manchester to be an observer opt television and it is nigh o' - on

the television. John, you have been working for BBC Scotland and

covering all the medals and what have you thought about the games.

From a Scottish point of view and a Glasgow point of view, the consensus

is very successful? Yes thrp 500 medals able in 86 and we won 3. Per

head of population we win 9.8 medals per head. He has worked that out.

I'm ra trained accountant! Just medals is important. But what has

happened in the city has been different. People are talking to

each other and it is a wonderful time. It is a big crowd for you by

the way. It is. Watch this. We have another shot. Look at them. Very

happy. But what is that noise? Tell me, there is John Beattie playing a

beautiful guitar and Craig McLean playing bass. When did you get

involved in music? Music has been my first love since I was 15. I did it

for a few years, but playing in pubs and clubs, it is not conducive to an

athlete's lifestyle and I had to give it up. We have been part of

British team for so long and it is not something I have managed to do.

Now, I have more time and I have found myself a band in Manchester. I

enjoy playing. It soupds fantastic. -- it sounds fantastic. John is

playing a rhythm guitar, I would have thought as a rugby forward,

your fingers would be in a mess. But you have dexterity? I love music

more than anything. It is uniting. It is like sport and going back to

is to 15 and 16 I was playing in pubs and clubs. I love music more

than sport. I love getting together. We haven't rehearsed. Really? Craig

jumped off a train and said I will do it. He doesn't know the song. So

it is just that whole thing. I have been doing this since I was a kid. I

love it. I am not sure what age you are. You're still a young man and

competing. Are you looking to go ahead to Rio? Two Commonwealth Games

gold and you looked in sparkling form. You won't be like Chris Hoy

and hang up your boots? I feel good, probably better than I have ever

felt. Age isn't on my side, just turned 43. So I will be 45 in Rio.

But if I'm capable why not? Would you go for sprint? I think tandem,

even to be on the tandem will be a challenge. There will be a young lad

piloting. We will see how it goes. And I must ask you, you have been to

so many games, how has Glasgow 2014 compared? It's probably better than

anything I have experienced. When it is on your doorstep, it is as local

as it is going to get for me. It feels, when I went back to

Manchester and came back here, I stepped off and it felt like I was

home again in Glasgow. I'm not that familiar with Glasgow and not spent

a lot of time here, but it kind of felt home... I think they're itching

to get started. Beattie has had enough of the interview. He has had

enough of you talking. You were saying about Glasgow. Obvious ly,

the two gold medals helps to how you view things. The weather helped in

the first week. But people are just enjoying it in the streets. There is

such a buzz around. And the people that were listening to the band were

enjoying it. But never heard a world of the interviews, they're sitting

in the sun and the rain having a lovely time and they're going to be

entertained by this band as they kick into their next tune. We are

going to head to the Hydro and Lee McKenzie is there. It is very noisy

here. We have plenty of drama here at the Hydro. This is the fifth time

that met ball -- netball has been involved in the Commonwealth Games.

Two golds to New Zealand and two to Australia so it is no surprise we

have an Australia/New Zealand final. Pamela, you have been to speak to

the girls after the defeat to Jamaica. How are they feel something

They're just emotionless. We came here to get to that final and to not

even come away with the bronze it is, it has cut them deep. They're

warming down and it is eerie. We talk about how well England and

Jamaica know each other. But Australia and New Zealand battle

together almost on a weekly basis. There this -- this will be a huge

contest. Yes the Kiwis have had it the last two games and Australia

have never done it on a Commonwealth Games stage in the past couple of

years. So they have faced each other every week and they're ready to come

on now and each time they play, they have their consolation cup. So this

will be a good game. I think New Zealand have a lot to

prove heading into this final. Definitely. They have come in with a

team that is not as strong as we Definitely. They have come in with a

have seen before, but that is the same for the Australians full is

yesterday, New Zealand just got it in that last minute, so they will

have something to prove today. They are here to win it. Who should we

watch out for? For New Zealand, Casey Kopua. Maria Tutaia won that

game yesterday for them. She is coming on now. Also Laura Langman at

centre. She is followed for them and has good old distribution. Who would

have thought we would be sitting here in Glasgow with this amount of

noise for Australia versus New Zealand 's eye can hardly hear you!

We can hardly hear each other speak. New Zealand, we were saying, two

golds for them and two golds for Australia. The Aussies have been

waiting. They really want this. They have come ready to fight.

waiting. They really want this. They but they are finding their feet

now. but they are finding their feet

similar to the way that England have, with some close matches.

Really close. They will be looking to their centre, who has been having

Really close. They will be looking an awesome game. Caitlin Bassett

here, like Ronaldo, very tall and rangy, hardly can miss. Let's look

at this before we hand over to the commentators. We have moved from the

SECC to the Hydro said that they could pack this place full of

netball fans, and they have done it. The atmosphere has been a bill

is. This morning, England had a huge reception. It did not go their way.

It was any probably close match. But England versus New Zealand is a

final that everyone has expected. It is going to be eight thriller. Let's

join our commentators. Please welcome your umpires for this

match! Delivering the match ball is 12-year-old Katrine McKenzie from

New Zealand! The battle for the gold begins, New Zealand versus

Australia. She wrote away, a big problem. --

straightaway. Yes, we will see both teams trying to play a solid

possession game. It has not been the greatest tournament for Maria

Tutaia. Yesterday against England, she got 15 from 25. We all know she

is accurate, but she has not been in the lead up to this game. Good start

for Australia. Tutaia already showing a strategy

there. Maggie Brown has been in sensational

form, probably the best way for Australia this week. A real danger

for Henry, who is also showing signs of four.

Again, Tutaia out of the circle. Interesting strategy.

Looking reasonably easy in the Australian shooting circle.

What a great story for Jodie Brown. She missed 2010 with the birth of

her child. She has certainly carried the workload.

It is much easier for Australia to penetrate that circle at the moment

and for New Zealand. -- easier for Australia than for New Zealand. Just

looked a bit ginger after that shot, Tutaia, so certainly not at

100%. This will be a mental challenge for her. But that one went

in, so she is off the mark. So, Geitz out. All tied up. Rebound

are vital in a game like this. You know it is going to come down to the

wire. Fabulous marketing of Geitz on Tutaia.

Is that a bit of blood on her elbow? Apparently so, so she will have to

go and get a sticking plaster. 7-7, what a surprise. New Zealand have

got to create some movement in that circle to utilise the speed of

Lineman and Leota to bring the ball down.

Australia are staying in a huddle in the middle of the court. So far, the

focus has been on the brine's opponent, Bassett.

We have talked about big game players, and she is one of them. She

has sunk if you last-minute winners. -- sunk a few. You put the curse on,

Jenny! New Zealand in front for the first

time in the game. So we are back to where we started.

Well, that was a surprise. They are the challenges you have to deal with

when the best umpires in the world are not umpiring the final. It has

to be neutral. Really tough on the athletes, a basic error like that.

And Bassett finishes it. advantage to Australia. New Zealand

will have to do something incredible.

Great little run here for Australia. And a terrific effort from Leota.

But Geitz was up to the task of reeling it in.

A big goal for New Zealand. They needed that. They need to stay in

touch with Australia. Oh a bullet. How they missed that in

the series against the world champions last year. Watch this -

bang and they had to work hard to get that position.

Australia standing ball side, trying to push their players away from the

pass. The radar is back on. Australia

lead, three minutes remaining in the first quarter. A good turn there.

That seemed to be a good contest. I thought she had done her own bit of

magic. But she seems to know when to bring out something special. Level.

Terrific shooting from New Zealand. Look at this. She is a star. Again

Australia pushing the Kiwis wide, but their passes are spot on.

Two reminutes remaining in the first.

You get the feeling that the Kiwis are playing better, although it is

tight, they just need maximising. They seem to be a bit more, a bit

sharper. That was a blow for New Zealand. There was a slip. Bassett

makes them pay. Australia forming a line at the

centre pass. She looked side ways for an option,

didn't need it. They have only missed one goal, New Zealand.

Magnificent shooting. We thought it would be a battle of

the defender, but it is the attackers who have started well

today. That one bounces right back out. Here come Australia.

The Kiwis will think they have a chance to score. The clock has been

stopped. Watch for the big one! Well, it was the right idea, but the

clock was too fast. Quarter time in the gold medal match. It is 14-14

between New Zealand and Australia. This is shaping to be yet another

incredible battle between these two sides. Look at the shooting stats.

New Zealand 88%. Australia getting their hands to the ball a bit more

in terms of deflections. Penalties about the same. Obstructions 5-0 to

Australia. They will have to get their three feet a bit more and

defensive rebounds, both defensive groups are dominating. What a game

though. Both teams started well. Australia probably a bit better.

Maximising a couple of errors that New Zealand made. But the attacking

ends are doing well. Bassett the focus for Australia. They're

confident to give her the ball and Langman doing great work for New

Zealand. They have been well supported by Brown. She is keeping

that circle nice and open for the Kiwis. Let's listen in to the

huddles. All right. Have faith. Let it go. You're doing some great

changes of direction. Keep it going. Every ball. Make sure we look after

those loose balls. Pounce on it and then hard into attack. Let's go.

Come on! There is the direction from the coaches. Have faith. Let it go.

Every area is fog to be -- going to be costly. No changes from either

side. I guess why would tr be? 14-14. I was going to say 45 minutes

remaining, but you never know. The last final in the Commonwealth Games

lasted 74 minutes: Second quarter away.

Straight down the middle for Australia. Lovely timing.

What a challenge this game is for the coaches. Bassett dominant in the

circle. Not the coaches. Bassett dominant in the

has other attributes. A three the coaches. Bassett dominant in the

lead opens up for Australia. She will be thinking, does she put her

best depender, Kopua on Australia's best shooter. New Zealand have to be

patient, it is not as easy now for them in attack as it is for

Australia. Helped by the fact Geitz was on the floor and New Zealand get

on the board in the second quarter. Have faith and let it go was the

message. These Australian defenders are so fast.

Halfpenny urging the players on. That looked like good defence.

Hangman and Henry close Robinson out and she was forced into the contact.

Some pressure shots for these girls at the moment out there. Jody Brown,

what a moment, her husband and children in the crowd.

Brown doing her bit to make that contact look more than it was. Level

again! 18-18. Australians doing well to force the

Kiwis all into the one position, so it is congested and as a result

they're afraid to let the ball go. This is a brilliant shot. She is on

song Tutaia. Almost five minutes gob in the -- gone in the second

quarter. Canny play. 18 goals for Bassett.

She needs to be shut down. She is the danger girl.

Good position. Well done, Jody Brown.

Good work from de Brun. Oh, that was close. No one coming. There is a lot

of long balls going on at the moment.

Look at the congestion. That is a surprise. There was a wonky one in

the first quarter. You do hope decisions like that do balance out.

Brilliant work by Geitz. It was never on.

Can New Zealand penetrate this defence?

Brown looks tired. Burr she always looks tired. Even when she is not.

But I think now she does. This is a great tussle. She has had to carry

the load a bit more than she would have liked with players being

injured. That can have an impact. It is a long tournament.

A big contact from Brown. You almost get the feeling it will be shooting

percentage that will prat -- separate these two teams.

Ra value yon with perfect feet and Australia again open up a two goal

advantage. -- Ravallion. Make that three goals Australia in

front. They have to be careful about the

placement to Leota. Nicely finished. New Zealand have

got to make a change, it is getting away from them. That is unstoppable.

22 goals, and not even half time yet. An incredible performance. They

just have to get the momentum up. Tutaia is struggling, not able to

push off as she would like. Tutaia is struggling, not able to

push off Brown has lost her way a bit.

Their placement has been as good as I have seen from Australia.

Australia in charge in the second quarter.

She did well to recover that, Leota. They cannot get it into the circle.

That settle things down a little, there she is, Latu, warming up. They

have withstood a lot of pressure in the last week, New Zealand. That is

why this would be one of their greatest victories ever.

Unfazed. Just her third goal, Medhurst, but playing a role.

She is good when she Bruin. The one thing about de Bruin,

she may be struggling here, but she can get herself back into the game,

as she showed them. A combined rebound effort by the New Zealand

shooters, what a battle they are having. A good quarter for

Australia. New Zealand have steadied the ship a

little in the latter stages of the quarter. But they are not able to

close the gap. That was good pressure from

Australia, and it pays off. A beautiful through ball, that is

better from New Zealand. Lucky there.

What a good one. Can they add one more? They have not been able to

score terribly quickly in this quarter. Can Australia hold them

up? They will get the penalty. Is it inside the circle? Yes. You cannot

get further away than that. She will get another shot.

She misses it. A dramatic end to the first half. At half-time, Australia

lead New Zealand. A dramatic end, but what a frenetic

first half we have had here. We would not expect anything less. We

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medal match, Australia against New Zealand. Australia have started to

stretch their legs, but what a frenetic, intense match we have seen

so far. frenetic, intense match we have seen

so It feels different to England against Jamaica, but maybe that is

what happens when a gold medal is at stake. Yes, the rivalry between

Australia and New Zealand is intense. Both teams going for it.

Leota was finding some space and feeding the shooters well. But then

they are being shut down. New Zealand must not let the gap get any

wider. Definitely. The defence started off well, every rebound was

there. But the Australians have a bit of an edge, they are finding

Bassett easily now. The Kiwis have a strong mentality. If they let the

gap get too big, it will be difficult to claw back. If you

remember netball from school, this is different, because it is

incredibly physical. They are sticking to each other like

glue, and they can react like this. Yes, getting the defensive rebound,

and when they break, they break so quickly. A nice steel. It is

incredible to see, because it has been a real battle. We have seen a

lot of bumps and bounces, collisions. It is such a physical

game. Definitely. You have to be so athletic. They have to be so strong

and so fit. Australia's Captain leads from the front. She seems to

be involved in everything. Definitely. Brown was having a lot

of space, but she has been shut down, so it is difficult. A captain

for New Zealand, she has been leading again and showing how not

just to encourage and inspire a team, but how to play netball. It is

showing the grip. It is not easy, but she is reading the game so well.

The team will feed off that, that will push them forward. Tell us

about umpires, the umpires that we have here today are not the best in

the world and are not reacting as they should be? A loaded comment?

The Australians have forfeited some ranking points so they could have

their own umpires. But these are the best that England have got, there is

talk now and again, one-upmanship, and umpiring comes into it as well.

It is the same tit-for-tat as in the game, because we have got a New

Zealand commentator and game, because we have got a New

commentator. There is no bias at all! It is great to see, tip for

tat. When New Zealand do something good, they are in there, and vice

versa. How disappointed will New good, they are in there, and vice

Zealand be to have conceded those goals? They will be, because they

close quarters well. back, but they did not do enough.

Maybe Jodie back, but they did not do enough.

played a lot of games. back, but they did not do enough.

have liked to have rotated their shooters a bit more. It

have liked to have rotated their interesting to see who comes on in

the second half. It will be the same again, the fight and grit, nobody

will lie down and die. This is the biggest women's sport in their

country, it will be a good battle. Australia out at the moment, all

guns blazing. Where are New Zealand? They are starting to come

out now, they will have been having their team talk. The Australians

want to get their touch back on the ball, doing some drills. It is great

to see the other nations watching, and maybe learning. England,

Jamaica, Scotland, Wales. Plenty of teams are enjoying this moment and

possibly just watching the showcase. This is why we play, we want to be

in the final. The girls there will be looking and seeing what they can

pick up, but also, it is a great game of netball. They want to watch

a good standard. We will see more fireworks, this is incredible, it

comes down to the next 30 minutes. It is exciting. The Australian girls

having a last-minute team talk, New Zealand will be doing the same. This

battle does not just happen at the Commonwealth Games, we were talking

at the constellation cup, Australia dominating last time and New Zealand

have a point of proof. The Australian world number one, but New

Zealand have twice running so it has always been tit-for-tat. It

Zealand have twice running so it has about who can have the game plan

they can stick to. Who is looking in command? Very good first quarter for

New Zealand. Can we tell which way this is going?

New Zealand. Can we tell which way more on song, less mistakes, at the

moment but you can never count New Zealand down. They know when the

need to it on at the right time they can win games, as we saw from Casey

Kopua. We can rejoin Jennifer and Catherine. COMMENTATOR: There the

change, Katrina Grant an ad goal difference, it Casey Kopua moving

back to goalkeeper. -- Katrina Grant on at goal defence. Second half, New

Zealand four in arrears. They need a strong start.

The chant going up from New Zealanders in the crowd.

Australia will want to build on that very good second quarter. Easy ball

finding Bassett. Really that has been the difference, the bees of

scoring for the Australians. What is difficult if they have three

feeders, Medhurst into Bassett as often as Ravaillon and Robinson. It