BBC Three: Day 2: 19:00-22:00 Commonwealth Games

Welcome back to BBC Three, we have a three sporting spectacular. We will

be on the River, quite a few people making their way down there, for the

music. We will tell you exactly what will be coming up. Let's get into

the live sport straightaway. We have the Hydro, the Armadillo, and we

have DS -- the judo. A bronze medal match. Sally Conway, of Scotland.

One of the better transition people. Surprisingly, she lost in the

semifinal. Credit to Fletcher. She will want to put it to rights. This

is a women on a mission. I would not want to be in any position against

her right now. Usually a lovely lady, of smiles, and jubilate

shouldn't. No way, no how. -- jubilation. She will not be happy,

late score to get knocked out. Credit to maiden Fletcher. -- Megan

Fletcher. Huidrom wants to keep upright stance, do not get bent

over. Do not drop. She does not need to drop. Doesn't need a penalty

against her at all. Conway goes in. If she can snap the grip off, she

would drop underneath. She is not in a hugging mood. She

was looking for two stopping the clock, she wants to show the crowd

what she can do. Conway has her grip. Is she going to drop

underneath? That is what she's setting up for. Trying to get her

way in for the drop shoulder throw. I feel a second penalty for

Huidrom, she is not moving at all. Not giving any movement. We are

looking for positive intention. She gets a second one, Sally Conway hast

to leave the tominagi, the last one did not move Huidrom at all. That is

what she was trying to set up. She looks a little bit flat. I don't

know whether you think the same, but she does not look unusual form. A

lot of pressure on Sally. Home crowd, she is expectation, she doing

lot of pressure on Sally. Home tour. It is a big load to take on

her shoulders. It is, not to forget that two weeks ago she was competing

in a grand slam tournament, the week before that, a Grand Prix. It is

heavy. Straight back into training when she gets home. Probably part of

the way into a training system rate for the -- ready for the World

Championships. That is not the place to be. Here we go, Sally Conway

looking to open her opponent up. She will go on to the arms. She will

pull that back. Latching on. She needs to let the head come up. She

will roll again. She will get a bit more momentum. Needs to get the head

down. The referee says Lego. She did very well to stay out of that. That

is a very strong manoeuvre for Conway. The pressure on the elbow

must have been immense. Conway trying to find the way

underneath Huidrom. She will get another penalty, it will be three.

She hast to know where she is, take the fight to the middle. One more,

it will be all over. Disqualification for Huidrom. I am

sure that Sally would like to get a score, not winning by

disqualification. sure that Sally would like to get a

score, not winning Never a nice way to win. You train to do good judo,

pretty judo. Going for the big throws. Nothing like feeling and

ippon. -- feeling an ippon. I don't think I have seen the Indian girl

attack. There is one. She has been keeping us on the edge of our seats.

18 seconds left. Ten seconds, she has to come

forwards. Huidrom starting to attack. Conway does it.

APPLAUSE. Another medal for Scotland, it will

not be what she wants. She needs to go back, carry on with her

preparations for the World Championships, that is what she's

aiming for. A bronze medal in the Commonwealth Games, on a bad day.

Sally Conway, waving to the crowd, the crowd appreciate this lady. This

is one very special lady. She is such a hard worker, the

hardest trainer I have seen. Will not give an inch, keeps going until

the job is done. I watch her on training camps, you are absolutely

right, it is nonstop work. Dust twice as much as most of the people

on the training camps. right, it is nonstop work. Dust

twice as much as most of Blowing the case there. -- kiss.

Bronze for Sally Conway, could have been gold or silver, she lost to

Fletcher by Golden score. That allowed Fletcher to go on into the

gold medal match. We will show you that now. Megan Fletcher could be

leading with the gold medal. She takes on de Villiers of New Zealand.

She beat the Canadian girl in the first round. Megan Fletcher, of

England. Looking so determined. There we have Miss Fletcher. Nothing

a little bit of superglue won't fix. Obviously she has a very good

Doctor. Six times OCR and champion. De Villiers wearing blue. Megan

Fletcher from England wearing white. Her coach was one of the most famous

British coaches. That is the Pinewood role, she is trying it

there. A lot to learn this at a very early stage, she is trying the

second part of it. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. It is a junior

move but it is used by a lot of seniors as well. They win at

hundreds, if not thousands of contests with it. One of the reasons

is the cars it is drilled. De Villiers with the flop and drop. She

will tie up the middle section, control the head and she will go.

Once she starts the movement, she will start to climb over. Couldn't

quite get the leverage there. De Villiers hast to step up her game.

She is letting Fletcher move her all over the matter. It looks like she

is going for it but it is desperation. You have got to hunt

for it. It is flop and drop from De Villiers at the moment, leaving

herself open. Fletcher has to do the moves her cells. -- herself. Just a

little bit of the pace at the moment. De Villiers is just tooting

her before she wants to attack. Here she goes again. Fletcher now.

Narrowly missed a yuko score. She flopped once too often and you

cannot do that with Megan Fletcher. Megan Fletcher holding on for gold.

Seconds to go. Hast to hold for 20 seconds and it is all over. She did

not give up on that. The New Zealander absolutely going until the

bell sounded. I love seeing that. All too often, once in a ground

hold, forget it, it is all over. Stick a fork in me, I'm done.

However, she went right to the last second. Didn't give up but credit to

Megan Fletcher. Cheers for the Commonwealth champion. What a day

for her. A little cut doesn't mean anything now. What cut! A fourth

gold medal for England. This is the turn. Basic turn, the leg goes over

and she secures the hold. De Villiers never gave up, she didn't

want to give up on that. She has got the silver medal, though. New

Zealand must be proud. Two silvers and a bronze medal so far. That gold

medal in lewd is them. We have still got five categories to come

tomorrow. -- eludes them. She is a geography teacher. She is going to

have a lot of kids, I'm sure she had a big following. -- happy kids.

Congratulations. You got a massive ovation from the crowd. You are

Commonwealth champion. It is fantastic. I managed to beat the

British number one and it is the first time I have beaten her. Such

an amazing achievement and then to go on and win gold. We saw the tears

after the semifinal, this time you are beaming from ear to ear. I was

so emotional after the semifinal because it means so much to me. I

couldn't hold it in. I am so happy tonight. To be finally done. A

number of reasons that you wanted to make sure you were on top of the

podium. There is a lot of reasons. It means a lot to my family. Thank

you to them for everything they have done. The Pinewood guys are watching

at home. Anything you want to say to them? Thank you for everything and

love you loads. Thank you goodbye. Congratulations to Megan Fletcher.

More medals behind us. Introduce yourself please. Family Rooney. I am

Keith. There is method to this. I am going to explain where you can watch

all of the sport. The weightlifting has been taking place in the

Armadillo. It is fantastic the way that the tension builds up. Five

world records, sorry, Commonwealth records, so it was fantastic. What

did you enjoy about the weightlifting? Seeing the gold

medals being one. Watching them lift the weights. It is fun to watch them

lift those big heavyweights. What about your brother? Watching the

people do the weightlifting. Do you think it has inspired you to be a

weightlifter of the future? Don't know. He is not sure. We shall stop

bothering you. Thank you very much know. He is not sure. We shall stop

to the family Rooney. This know. He is not sure. We shall stop

else is on and where you can watch it tonight. The best of the swimming

action will be taking place in the pool on BBC1. Including Robbie

Renwick and Liam Tancock. On the red button, netball and Northern Ireland

taking on Jamaica. On interrupted netball on the red button. Lawn

bowls, Scotland against South Africa in the men's pairs. Alex Marshall

has a chance to win a third gold of his career. Squash, the latest from

the arena. The world number one in action in round 16 for her. Also,

all of the boxing online. We will bring you the latest and the best of

the action from the home nations. In terms of your catchall. Finally, the

weightlifting. Get to the BBC sport website. Streams of every single

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involved throughout the evening. If you have any comments, questions or

moans, use the hashtag. We will be doing some snack news later. Small

bites to keep you going. We are going to bring you some netball, it

is uninterrupted on the red button. Northern Ireland lost their opening

game yesterday. Neil Mann went to meet the Jamaican side who have been

a shining light. Welcome to the sunshine village, home of Jamaica's

sunshine girls. There is sunshine all over the world. How did you get

the nickname sunshine girls? We sat down and thought about it. There is

the Calypso girls, the reggae girls and we came upon the name sunshine

girls and it has worked. How popular is netball in Jamaica? It is the

number-1 sport for women and girls in this country. In 1963, the

government made the national sport women. It was brought to the islands

and we have adopted it and we have done very well, I think. Wouldn't

you say? OK, come around here. This is Nicole. She has the attitude.

This is Nicole from the country. This is her video analysis. Doing

some work on his computer. This is one of our rooms. I share with my

team-mate Nicole and my team-mate Denny 's. We are the sunshine girls,

thank you for coming. -- Denise. In Jamaica they don't have a lot of

facilities that we take for granted in Australia. I have been to New

Zealand and England many times and they don't have the facilities that

we have. They are outside on the hard surfaces in the heat. They do

it tough here but they do it well. You guys would be appearing to punch

above your weight. We are still competing against top teams and

showing we have something to offer as well. Tell others about the

coach? That the players love her, she has done it in a different way

to the way our teams have been coached. We play the boys on a

Friday night. When I was coaching the Aussie team, we were working our

buts off. If they put their minds to and stay focused, they can do

anything. What is your aspiration in the Commonwealth Games? We are going

there to make a difference. We are setting the standard for Jamaicans.

We are looking for a total team effort to get the ball to our main

shooters. We are relying on them to put the work in. Nobody comes here

not wanting a gold medal. It is more of a need than a want. What would it

mean for your career if you were to do well at the Commonwealth Games?

As a senior, I would like to join a team. Is it a dream to go to

Australia or New Zealand and play? It is every netball players dream to

do that. It is where I would like to go. Some of the girls are from

challenging backgrounds and situations. Do you sometimes worry

what they would be doing if it was not for netball? I wouldn't want to

say what they would be doing on-air! I am very proud of them. We

have got girls at high school or University, graduating, they are in

careers. If they work hard on court, we have converted ourselves to work

as hard off court to facilitate their on court performance. That is

a lovely piece about team Jamaica. They are playing right in the middle

of your shot in VS ECC. Between the Hydro, the round thing on the left

and the Clyde Auditorium, known as the Armadillo for obvious reasons.

Netball requires determination in defence, agility in attack, and

skilful shooting. Each team comprises seven players, in a

rectangle court, with posts with nets at either end. Each player

wears a bid indicating their role. It limits their movements to certain

areas of the court. If they encroach into other areas, a free pass is

awarded to the other team. Defenders have to stand three feet away from

the play with the ball, only able to win it back when it has been

released. A player can only take one step when holding the ball. Only

attacking positions may attempt to score from within the shooting

circle. Only the gold defence and keeper may enter the circle to

thwart the attacking side. Let's go straight to the live

netball in the SECC. Jamaica taking on Northern Ireland. We will bring

you the judo finals, the gold medal match coming up soon. Let's get into

the netball, the end of the first quarter, Jamaica leading.

Even when they double up, there is the height advantage. Just a little

bit too much for the Northern Ireland offenders. They had to

change it so what is working for them, they are always looking into

the circle. They need to put pressure on.

There you go, the tactics. Let's listen in. The starting position on

101 -- one-on-one is, a bit far away.

Hearing about a change for Jamaica, face -- Facey coming on. She was

impressive yesterday. They think they may try to compare them. -- I

think. A first touch for Facey. A classic

example on focusing on the tall shooter, they need to be aware of

that. Facey is six foot, two, as well. Incredible. Northern Ireland

seem to be going over the top all the time, when the team is so tall,

makes it difficult. That should not be their game plan, they need to

come forward. Maybe it is a natural part of Somerville's game. Henry.

Feeding Beckford. Subsequently Northern Ireland get punished for

allowing them to have the ball. Ten is the lead for Jamaica. That is a

great take. Facey to Beckford. A collision between Taylor and Henry.

Beckford is punishing Northern Ireland here. A good take from

Fowler-Reid. What is happening, we are seeing Northern Ireland's game

suits Jamaica. They are players who like to work the ground, Jamaica's

style of game, very aerial, does not suit Northern Ireland. Northern

Ireland yet to get on the scoreboard in the second quarter. The defenders

are pretty solid down at the back. Three minutes in, three goals

scored, all for Jamaica. That is a nice take. The one thing about

netball, you have to be consistent. All that hard work accounting for

little. Can they get the scoreboard going? Yes they can. No foreign

objects allowed on the court. A good spot, Tracey. Even there, it looked

like space. Facey is so athletic, she almost got it. McCulloch. Making

tracks into the circle, she did not have her hands up. Jamaica giving

away the penalty pass. McCulloch takes on the shot, scores. Evering.

A better diagonal, holding Jamaica up. As always, they go along, using

Henry. This is Facey. Pinnock. Henry doing well. The call goes against

Caroline O'Hanlon. She cannot believe it. Saying, what, me?

Thompson ready to feed the ball in. That is where they need to get the

timing right, they are doubling up on Evering, but you need to get the

timing right. We are leaving the netball, as

promised, we will ahead to the same building, the SECC. The judo taking

place, this is the gold medal match. You have seen the two men coming

towards the mat. Owen Livesey from Saint Helens. Tom Read, a student

from Bath, failing to make it to London, he sees Rio as his target.

Only one of these two can go home with gold. Two English men going for

the gold medal. Owen Livesey in white, Tom Read in

blue. You cannot shake hands at the beginning of the contest anymore,

you have two bow. -- have to bow. That is where the respect ends! No,

not at all. Reid underneath. Obviously not fearing Owen. Hoping

for it. Throw in does not mind attacking if he's on top. -- Owen

Livesey does not mind attacking. One-handed attacks, right against

left. Such a difference from the last fight, completely upright judo.

This is cagey, getting in your space, judo. Lowered to the ground.

This is cagey, getting in your trained together a lot. Often you

get that when the fighters know each other. -- lower.

get that when the fighters know each big guns are.

Owen Livesey has not attacked yet, Tom Reid is the man initiating. You

have to be careful of that one. Can he get the leg out? Be careful what

you ask for, you may just get it. Tom Reid, every time going down. He

has to be careful, could cost him a penalty? In fact, there it is. Owen

Livesey going forward. He is a big thriller. -- thrower. Another

penalty to Tom Reid. Nearly tipped him. Very close with the counter.

Owen Livesey looking strong. Tom Reid can feel the power, that is why

he is cagey. To not write Owen Livesey off for the big attack. Good

feet from Tom Reid. Very catlike. Almost halfway through this 81 kilos

final. Two penalties to one. Reid has the two penalties, he has to try

and pull it back. Owen Livesey, needs to attack. They are kind of

cancelling each other out. I was just going to say that, seems back

and forth, whoever gets there first. Tom Reid backing out. Livesey should

smell blood now. Doing everything right. Squashing the big techniques

of Tom Reid. Very close. Now Tom Reid has Livesey on his back. Does

he have a strangle on? He might have? Trying to get the leverage.

Tom Reid just holds off. That is enough of calm, cool and collected.

Tom Reid, needs to unleash the beast. Into the last minute. That

last minute could be an hour when you are out in the middle. Both in

good condition. Going for it. Is that going to be a second penalty

for Livesey? Yes, it is. Good tactical play by Tom Reid. Needs to

go for it again. A third penalty would really open it up and could

take it to golden score. 31 seconds. Has Livesey got the strangle? Might

be across the face. Well, 17 seconds now left. Well, I have got Danny

Williams just to the right of me going absolutely mental for his

training partner. Now Tom Reid goes. Seven seconds. Livesey on top.

It is all over. Livesey gets the gold medal. He gets it. Tom Reid

couldn't do anything about it. Just lacked that little bit extra. What a

comeback. You lost me for a little bit to watching Danny Willett yams

and McKenzie doing gymnastics for their team-mates. A sight to behold.

We weren't sure which way it was going to go. A great comeback by

Owen Livesey. Back after two years. Coming back to training after being

a bit solution by judo, I think. Now back to his best and will be

representing Great Britain at the World Championships. A great

performance by Tom Reid. He just loses out. Didn't quite have enough.

We'll have to be content with silver. So, to more medal ceremonies

to come. The under 70 kilograms medal ceremony about to happen. We

have got the Commonwealth champion with us. You are live on BBC Three.

You have had a long wait. Congratulations. Thank you. Very

happy to be here, for a start. I want to thank my family for coming

here, all the people back home. Really into. Extra bragging rights

from being against another team-mate? It is not bragging rights

but it is good to beat somebody from your country. It is a tense

situation. The pressure builds even more. To get a win in the final is

even better. Three medals yesterday, another three today. Did that spur

you on? We are on a roll. Ashley McKenzie and Danny Williams are from

my club as well. They put a bit of pressure on me to join them as well.

What a two years you have had, as well. What about your love and hate

relation with judo? It all goes down to hard work. I moved away and moved

to Camberley and I am training really hard. You get out what you

put in. I have put a lot in the soap the result is what I wanted. Is the

next result in Rio? That is what everyone here is aiming for. We have

plenty of tournaments to come. Just hoping to keep these good

performances going. You are one of a collection of team England

Commonwealth champions here. Congratulations and enjoy yourself

on the top step. Thank you very much. Owen Livesey, the gold medal

winner, giving an insight into what is needed. The netball is on the red

button at the moment. Jamaica are leading Northern Ireland 35-17. We

will be ebbing into that later on. We are now down outside the BBC

Scotland building. Live music coming up later on and a doctor who treat

for you. This lot are queueing up for food. I can recommend the pork

pie when you get to the front in about two hours. He has got a drink

to keep him going. We are keeping you up-to-date with as much sport as

we can. Plenty has been going on today. These are the main headlines.

Joanna Rowsell added to her medal tally. Jess appointment --

disappointment for Jason Kenny, losing out to Sam Webster. Not a

great games for Wales so far but they win medals in the individual

all-round rhythmic gymnastics final today. And Elena Allen had to settle

for silver medal after being beaten by Australia's Laura Coles in the

women's's skeet final. This is a reminder of where and exactly what

you can watch tonight. The best of the swimming action is on BBC1. Gary

and the gang are in the BBC studio. Lawn bowls, Scotland against South

and the gang are in the BBC studio. Africa in the men's pairs at

Kelvingrove Park, a beautiful setting for the lawn bowls. You can

watch that right now. South Africa are the reigning Commonwealth

champions. We love a bit of squash on BBC Three and we will bring you

more of that throughout the evening. You can see it online now.

Go to the BBC website. Nick Matthew, the English number one has got

through. Auxin, all of that online from VS ECC. The best of the actions

from the home nation a little bit later on this evening. -- boxing

from the S ECC. Danny Williams has some of the most remarkable tattoos

in the business and he managed to see off the challenge from the New

Zealander in the gold-medal match. Here he is picking up his medal.

Gold medal for Danny Williams of England. A very happy man. His first

major tournament win. At the Commonwealth Games, what a place to

do it. # "Jerusalem" Glasgow, let's celebrate our

Commonwealth Games medallists. Danny Williams, another gold medal in the

judo under 73 kilograms category. Plenty of boxing to come your way.

Throughout these games, we bring you a bit of colour from Scotland's

finest. The opening ceremony, you will have seen economy and other

names and faces. You may well have heard Danny MacAskill on you Tube.

His last video of trial by King on the streets was watched by 28

million people. This is his guide to Glasgow.

I love Glasgow for the character of it. I look at the place as a giant

playground. Street trials, for me, is a very individual thing. It is

also a good thing to do with friends as a group. I am always looking for

some sort of perfection in riding. It is important for me to feel that

I have done my very best and make it look as easy as possible. I am not

competitive with other people but I feel competitive with myself. I have

a pretty good grasp of what is possible for me to do on a bike. I

always seem to know what my 100% is. I am in control of my own body. It

doesn't matter if it is 15 feet or 200 feet. You want to live in a city

that allows you to be creative. When I feel I have landed a trick

perfectly it is a feeling of relief because it is something I have been

inking about for so long before hand. -- thinking about. That is

Danny MacAskill. hand. -- thinking about. That is

Danny At some point, he is going hand. -- thinking about. That is

Danny At some to be doing his business around here as well. We

promised you at some point it would be deemed unite on Friday night.

Good, gentlemen. Look how excited they look. We are about to join them

on their being gay as we go towards HMS Bangor. It looks absolutely

beautiful. If you would like to come down, that ship is open every day

between ten and five for the duration of the Commonwealth Games.

We have plenty more sport to show you. We are going to rejoin the

netball shortly. A reminder, if you go on the website, absolutely every

sport that we are covering from all 71 nations and territories is

available on there. You can be in charge of what you watch and when.

BBC Three has got the netball. At half-time, it was 35-17, Jamaica

leading Northern Ireland. We are going to pick it up now.

COMMENTATOR: We told you you would be given an update on Khadijah

Williams, that is higher in the centre of the free with a wrap

around her waist, good to see her back on the bench under her own

steam. Yes, I view of us thought she would be off to

steam. Yes, I view of us thought she see her sitting up and able to watch

her team in action. -- a few of us. Apparently it is a badly bruised

back that she has picked up so let's hope that that does not keep her off

the court for too long. She may well get the game off against Scotland to

allow it to heal. Interesting that Romelda Aiken is still on the bench

so they have got a plan in terms of who will run the game and who will

not. We'll have it mapped out for the whole tournament, making sure

everyone gets their fair share of rest. Maybe there is a full game

good start here for Northern Ireland, three goals to one, we have

come out a new team with this new line-up. Does well to keep that

alive but sadly it comes off Oonagh McCullough.

Beckford goes across, Caroline O'Hanlon thought about intercepting

but then let it go. Second take from Oonagh McCullough.

She has been calling it for a while. Beckford. That is a great take from

read that she wants to get close to the net. -- Jhaniele Reid but she

wants to get close to the net. Thristina Harwood was shooting

really well yesterday. The only player on either bench that

has not had any court time is Michelle Drayne of Northern Ireland.

Noleen Lennon shot 20 from 21 yesterday. Three out of four today

so far. She looks better there doesn't she?

Northern Ireland continue to keep the lead in this quarter. What do

you think would have been set at half-time in the dressing room? Just

to improve on their performance, that the line-up would be changed

and there would be a challenge out they are. Two shows and fighting

spirit. They would have been focusing on what they did perhaps in

the last few minutes of the second quarter and the run that they had

during that first quarter. So they can do it. Thinks about it and comes

out again. Levels it up at 5-5 in the quarter. Reinstate the 18 goal

lead for Jamaica. Jamaica ranked fourth in the world, Northern

Ireland 12th, so Northern Ireland giving a good account of themselves

so far. Nothing the defenders could do, it was two on one, Thristina

Harwood just threw it up because she knew Jhaniele Reid had the advantage

in height. The Jamaica captain analysed and Noleen Lennon puts the

ball through -- penalised. Now just settling down between an 18

and 19 goal difference. They have got to focus on the passes, that

pass was never on but it was given anyway, that is pretty basic stuff.

Good position there at the top of the circle. Oonagh McCullough was

free. She is on the ball now and she has missed. Good work called against

Stacian Facey. Something is going on, she has been trying to get her

attention for the last minute or two. Nicole Pinnock needs some

attention. She has been good for Jamaica, they would not want to lose

her during the tournament. The late talented family out there, sister

Romelda Aiken sitting on the bench. -- early talented family. -- fairly

talented. There is her sister. You did say that we might see her. One

sister replaces another. Romelda Aiken is the younger of the

two. And your rumours are correct. I would not ask you who told you, you

cannot reveal your sources. News travels around the world. That was a

quick warm up, she is ready to take to the court. Perhaps not needed.

Let's have a look. The way she is walking I would not margin she is

going to continue. Romelda Aiken replaces her sister Nicole Pinnock.

Jhaniele Reid. Makes it a 20 goal game now for Jamaica. 6:28 remaining

in the third quarter. She stands at six foot five, so with

her hands up, on tiptoes, what do you think, 8-foot? Look at that, she

had no right to get that, Jhaniele Reid. That was a beautiful piece of

skill. Let's have another look. She would

have thought she had that, Gemma Gibney.

Romelda Aiken penalised. The hold against Romelda Aiken now. They do

not come more on a plate than mess. And Noleen Lennon does not make a

mistake. The best quarter of the game so far, Northern Ireland. 11 -

seven, so just down by four. Into McCaffrey. That was almost a

perfectly timed jump by Romelda Aiken, but it was a perfectly judged

shot by Noleen Lennon. Nice work from Marie Toner, almost ends up in

someone's lap. McCaffrey doing some nice things, adding speed and

movement around the circle. Likes using the arm at times, Noleen

Lennon. She is probably sick and tired of Jhaniele Reid getting the

better of her, and now she has come up against another six foot five

player. A tough day at the office for Noleen Lennon. She will have

nightmares of Giants tonight. They get bigger every year, the net

dollars. -- good block there by Noleen Lennon to

keep a free line of sight. Oonagh McCullough with the free shot makes

it 47-26. Still two minutes 50 seconds remaining in the third

quarter. Best quarter in terms of goals scored and goals conceded,

12-9 Jamaica week this quarter. There is not as

12-9 Jamaica week this quarter. the Jamaicans in this quarter, they

seem to be labouring a bit, relying on long, floating passes. Which will

be frustrating for the players who have just come on because they are

not getting a chance to show what they can do with the whole team

playing at a good pace. Williams picked up for contact. Northern

Ireland need one more goal in this quarter to make it in this quarter

to make it into double a quarter. -- to make it into double figures for

the first time in a quarter. Northern Ireland have ten goals in a

quarter. The Jamaican bench just going through some warm-ups. Changes

afoot. They came into this quarter trailing

by 18, the now trail by 19. , 20, excuse me.

That is so flat. Just enough energy to get it up to the level of the

foot. Nothing more. -- of they need to keep mindful that the

goal attacks should practice putting out the shots because they will need

to do so if they are going to win some big games.

make it 49-29 at three quarters time. She has missed it and that is

the end of the third quarter, and much better court for Northern

Ireland, losing it but only by three and as a result trailing by 21.

Jamaica 49, Northern Ireland 28. And we shall return for the fourth

caught up a bit later. But as promised, Friday night is dinghy

night. Permission to board? Let's jump on and try not to fall in.

Health and safety disaster. Thank you for welcoming us on board. These

boys are on the ship just down the river. Give the people watching an

idea of what sort of job you do. It is not a minesweeper but a mine

hunter. We go around the world on operations claiming unexploded mines

from the sea bed. We dived down and control explode them. You have been

stationed in the Gulf recently. You get told to go somewhere where there

is a mine in the water and you have two control explode? That's right.

The ship has sonar and it will find it and we get called in and we go

down and have a look and do surveys and control explode it. But your job

for the next ten days, there are no minds in the River Clyde, you are

showing people around the ship. A big crowd around here everyday. What

has it been like? We really enjoyed it, we wanted to give the general

public a bit of an insight into what we do. We are here to promote the

Royal Navy, we have had a couple of thousand people on everyday and

people are interested so it is nice to show the public what we do

because we are their Navy. The boat is open every day between 10am and

5pm. Have you been able to see any of the action? No, not yet! We are

working and showing around the public but hopefully we will have

time to get around. Is it possible for us to go off? What is the Navy

term for mounting a boat? We will slip now and go up there. Slip away.

This might be the first time in television history we will hand from

a dinghy back to the netball. See you in a bit! Enjoy the netball! The

final quarter! Fionnuala Toner has come off. That

how you ball dropping into the hands of Fowler-Reid. -- that high ball.

She will be relieved to finally get on the court. It always helps, you

feel part of the team. You don't feel apart if everybody else has had

a go so this will be great for her. The channel just opened up therefore

Fowler-Reid. I like to see that give and go. They need to drive on and

receive the next ball and it makes it a bit easier for your shooters.

Another rebound. You can see the benefit of Romelda Aiken playing in

the trans-Tasman championship. She has a lot of strength in her body

now which has certainly helped her gain.

It looked like she used the post but the umpire was right there so

obviously not. She heard the call and let it go,

that would have been to refit. Beckford again, she has a good

understanding with Fowler-Reid. I was thinking what they're starting

seven would be in a big game, Jamaica. I like Henry at wing attack

and Beckford at goal attack. And then Facey at goal difference? I

think I like Kelly, she has a bit more speed off the mark and

elevation. And aching Punic -- Nicole Aiken-Pinnock. And Williams

or Thompson in the centre? Probably Williams would fit in well. But I

would throw in Aiken at goal attack. They did that in the World

Championships with those the tall players. Aiken was not in the circle

so it defeated the purpose of having a tall player so I would just plant

them. If they can work on their screens, it is worth a go. Jamaica

are going through the gears here. They might have had a sluggish start

to the third quarter as Fowler-Reid scores goals 40 and 41 in Quicken

session but they are now leading 6-1 in this final quarter. They are

ticking over the scoreboard regularly.

A little step to the right and a goal for Lennon.

It is a big year, 13 months for netball at the Commonwealth Games

and the World Championships. That was a big collision. This is big for

netball because it is inclusion in a multisport event and then the World

Championships. They are very different event is, you love to be

part of it, so many highlights from the Commonwealth Games and at the

World Championships it is all netball in its purest form so that

is good too. She almost jumped up and got that! She was smiling when

she came down. What has come into play is that

chair lift. You imagine Aiken, she could live Facey -- give Facey a bit

of a lift. It was invented in New Zealand? It started with Anna

Harrison and it was called the Harrison hoist. It's funny, because

it has been not -- not been used here.

It is going to be another victory for Jamaica. The second quarter

would have caused a bit of concern against Saint Lucia but it was

caught three here against Northern Ireland. But as they did against

Saint Lucia, they have responded well. That was unlucky, she landed

on her foot and was called for contact.

You said earlier it was the first female team at a Commonwealth Games

or Olympic Games, for them to be part of it is pretty special. And

they have been enjoying every moment I am sure. She has just been cracked

in the eye, she has got a pearler now. Nothing a patch will not fix

but it must have hurt. You laugh or your cry -- or you cry.

You look at the reaction of Aiken... A forearm to the

cheekbone. That will... Dampen her dating

prospects? Julie McVeigh, the primary carer for Northern Ireland.

She will be fine and they will have a bit of a joke about it on the bus,

I'm sure. It was a fair hit. That is some lack I. -- black eye. They have

a day off tomorrow because if that comes up and closes it, it would

make shooting very difficult. It has been a game of stoppages. There was

the injury to Khadijah Williams who, fortunately, is sat on the

bench right now for Jamaica. She is OK, or OK to sit on the bench. 27 is

the lead now. They have to keep their vision up, they focus on

Fowler-Reid but sometimes they don't look in. Just pulling away here,

Jamaica. 9-3 as we go past the halfway point in this final quarter.

It seems to be that part of the court. It is, isn't it?

Lennon is pointing at that same spot on the court. Tracy Smith is going

to stop time. Here comes the ball girl. Hard to

see exactly what it is. Michelle Drayne into McCulloch but

the ball into the circle was off target. Both teams are a bit sloppy

now, they need to keep it together for another six minutes. Harwood

goes high and long. The last touch was off Gemma Gibney. It was well

done, she cut into the right position. The last touch and the

sideline ball. It is a 30 goal game now.

Northern Ireland having a similar quarter as they did in the second

although Jamaica took their foot off the gas in the end.

of education get over your opponent, so Jamaica will be thinking they are

better than Mullally because of that. That was a great game, all

shooters firing on all cylinders. 18-14 it was at quarter time. That

was a little look at the black eye for Noleen Lennon.

Noleen Lennon has a reminder of her game against Jamaica at the

Commonwealth Games. Running out of space is Beckford.

No, no. Out of space. For McCaffrey. I think one thing Northern Ireland

should work on is the give and go, get the ball and lease it, cut in

front of your player and give it back, generates so much speed and

movement and makes life difficult for defenders. They do not seem to

be using it much at all, but when they do it works.

The Jamaican bench looking on as Jhaniele Reid puts through for the

63rd goal. She is now 46 from 52. She has more goals than Ireland.

That is not bad. Oonagh McCullough. Struggling again

with her shooting radar. Good work from Michelle Drayne, just the sort

of competitive spirit that you want to see at this stage in the game.

It has gone against Thristina Harwood. Gemma Gibney. Caroline

O'Hanlon. McCaffrey cannot take the pass and

Jamaica take possession once again. This is Stacian Facey. Goes up and

over, good take from Thristina Harwood. Good into Jhaniele Reid.

Slipped passing from Jamaica. 31 know the difference. We saw the

Jamaicans looking on in the game between New Zealand and

good sides come back from poor performances so they will be a

different team the next time they hit the court, that is for sure. 70

seconds remaining. 70 seconds for Jhaniele Reid to bring up a

half-century of goals. She has done it, she has been threatening to do

it all game and she finally does it. Magnificent, what a player. You can

tell she is enjoying it at goalkeeper today.

That is what happens when you play against someone so tall. You do

whatever you can to help your team. Jhaniele Reid is not going to get

her 50th goal by the looks of things. All smiles down in the

circle, she has almost done it again. LAUGHTER

She is loving it. The 50th goal will not count, sadly for Jhaniele Reid,

but it is a good victory for Jamaica. Pity consistent throughout.

-- pretty consistent. The final score is a resounding victory.

Here we are moving down the River Clyde just a couple of hundred yards

towards HMS Bangor which is mirrored on Plantation Quay just outside the

science Museum in Glasgow. A roundabout 38 members of the Navy

stationed on here throughout the Commonwealth Games. Hold on, just

coming. Hello everyone. Here we are, look at that. The magic of

television. One final reminder, because the Navy have been very nice

to us, you can come on here any day during the Commonwealth Games

between 10am and 5pm and have a good look around. They have been very

nice to us tonight here. We went from the dinghy to the netball and

now we will bring you another sport, we have had judo and we have

got boxing later on, I know I am getting in trouble for teasing the

Doctor Who fans but there will be something I think you will enjoy a

lot coming up after nine o'clock tonight. Now we will go to the

squash at the Scotstoun arena. Last night we showed you James Willstrop

in the men's squash, now we have the world number one but the number two

seed here at the Commonwealth Games. She is Laura Massaro, she is 2-1 up

and we will join it in the fourth game.

Lovely weighted drive just dying in the back corner. It was a great

retrieve and a great shot. Quite a lot of space for Lauder to

hit the ball but the -- the referee deemed that she didn't. -- for Laura

Massaro to hit the ball. This is the crucial time for her opponent, she

cannot allow Laura Massaro to get too much of a lead otherwise she

will run away with it. This point is very important.

There we can see Fernando is using the forehand drop which has been

very good to her in this match -- Fernandez. Punching it in there and

keeping it tight to the wall. Well played. Bringing herself level

at 3-3. The crowd showing some appreciation.

Trying to encourage herself a long and pick herself up. A little bit in

frustration I think. It was a good length by Laura Massaro to set up

the shot. Lovely, lovely shot. She is deadly around the middle of the

court and the front of the court, Fernandez.

Impressive stuff. And again in the same position, throwing herself at

the ball. Remarkable, incredible. The movement and athleticism from

her, just incredible. Took about four perfect shots for Laura Massaro

to win that rally. 100% for effort. Very important to pick up all the

sweat, you do not want it to be slippy, these players lunging all

over the court, one drop of sweat catches the outside of your shoe and

useful Mac and you can injure yourself -- and you slip and you

injure yourself. given, Laura Massaro clearly not

happy with the decision -- a let given. Did push her into it a little

bit in her attempt to get they it. A little bit frustrating for Laura

Massaro, not just the decision but the fact that she played a great

rally and Nicolette just picked up everything.

That could turn out to be a crucial mistake for Nicolette Fernandes. She

created a loose shot but could not quite take the opportunity.

At the moment, Laura is really taking control of this fourth game.

Nicolette not quite sure where she was going on that occasion. Quite

often that is the separation between the top players and may be those

ranked slightly below them, just the ability to recognise the big moments

and to be decisive in them. Laura has certainly done that in the last

few years of her career. There is James Willstrop from the

England team, seeded number two in the men's singles event.

Lovely finish, lovely finish. It doesn't get any better than that. A

little bit loose from Laura Massaro, just calves around the side of the

ball to bring it back in. As you mentioned earlier, you are

allowed to take as much space as you want when it is your shot and

Nicolette really did take all the space required. And internal,

receiving a stroke and it is now 7-7. And what a way to respond.

Straightaway, Laura Massaro is back in the lead. I think I would call

that decisive. Neither player letting the other get

away. Another dive. Wow! Quite incredible!

Nicolette trying to get the crowd going, literally throwing herself

all over the court. What a great atmosphere. All the crowd

appreciating the doggedness and retrieving ability of Nicolette. And

a nice smile looking back at Laura Massaro. When somebody keeps

retrieving and retrieving time and time again, you sometimes feel you

have got to put the ball in so tight and so short and in turn, you end up

making a mistake. Laura created a perfect opportunity and just jammed

up her technique a little bit and did not follow through. Nicolette

Fernandes gets the reward, 9-8 up. that Nicolette did not quite make it

on the first bounce and that brings Laura Massaro level.

Now it is the turn of Laura Massaro to have to make the pick-up and a

great finish and a clench of the fist takes her to match point. That

was an incredible rally, Laura picked up three balls that just

looked dead but she now has match point.

Quite remarkable how Nicolette just responds every time to anything that

Laura throws at her. So, here we go. One player needs to win by two clear

points. Well, I think Nicolette... Thinking

that was not they let -- not at let.

It should be fairly simple. It's definitely bounced up a little bit.

Laura showed in the previous rally that she is certainly capable of

picking up shots like that. I think possibly a little bit of influence

there from Nicolette. Nicolette is so quick away from the

ball, so quick into the middle. There we go! No let given. The

decision upheld. This gives Nicolette Fernandes game point. This

would take us into a fifth and final game if she manages to secure this.

Oh! If ever you wanted a great advert for women's squash, I think

these two ladies are doing it justice. Every rally is an epic

right now. And again! Really encouraging

Nicolette Fernandes to try to grab the final point. We see her

clenching her fist. She wants this badly.

The referees have decided that the ball did go out of court.

Wow. You cannot get much closer than that. And match point to Laura

Massaro. I think Laura, after a couple of the

previous decisions, trying to prove that she can get to the ball. Every

effort, as they say. What a shot but actually Laura

Massaro asking for a let but no let given. Nicolette is so quick to the

front of the court and holds her position so well, even comes back a

little bit. So low as well when she plays that shot. We are all square

again. Well, that was a very contained,

disciplined rally from Laura Massaro, working her feet well and

playing that straight, deep shot, cutting down the angle for Nicolette

to attack the ball. Match point once again. To Laura Massaro. Can she put

a point away? Nice congratulations therefrom Nicolette. Great applause

from the crowd. Laura Massaro really hanging on in there. Such a tough

match. Really stuck in. There we are. Congratulations from her

husband. Laura Massaro takes the match, she wins 3-1. Laura Massaro

into the quarterfinals of the squash. After nine o'clock, we have

got some boxing, we will show you our netball journey and we have some

music and that Doctor Who stuff. We thought that we would leave you with

that Scottish Sun said. The news follows shortly. See you in a

moment. And it's about time

that I did something about that. Right back to Glasgow

after a quick update. An Edinburgh mother has

admitted killing her son. Three-year-old Mikaeel Kular's body

was found in a suitcase Rosdeep Adekoya will be

sentenced next month. Tulisa's been found guilty

of hitting a celebrity blogger. Team Wales co-captain Rhys Williams

has failed a drugs test. The hurdler says he's never

knowingly taken a banned substance. Tulisa's been found guilty

of hitting a celebrity blogger. It happened at last year's

V Festival. The former X Factor judge says she's

outraged You may not have had

a pay rise or feel better off. So much so, figures out today

show the economy's now bigger than And yes this really is Benedict

Cumberbatch with a giant penguin. The star's been talking about his

first animated role at Comic Con. The event attracts thousands

of fans. Time to head back to Dan now,

in Glasgow. Welcome back, everybody. We will be

here until ten Welcome back, everybody. We will be

here until o'clock. Round about an hour left. We have a bit of boxing,

a bit of live music, as well. We have been reliably informed, this is

radiophonic sound cloud. You may well have heard about this. This lot

worked for the BBC. A group of engineers came up with one of the

most famous pieces of music that you will hear on a television screen.

Doctor Who fans know that the series is returning with a Scottish doctor

Peter Capaldi. It was this group who originally composter and performed

the theme tune. Everybody is very much enjoying it this evening. The

BBC radiophonic workshop are going to finish with their classic. This

is the original Doctor Who band playing the original Doctor Who

theme tune. Enjoy. # BBC Radiophonic Workshop: "Dr Who"

Wow. I hope you enjoyed that, everybody. This lot certainly did.

Let's have a word with Mr Mills. Dan Walker, Mr Mills, you are live on

BBC Three. We just showed seven minutes of that live on television.

If them a round of applause, everybody. You were the manned, --

the man back in the studio in the 1960s. We were left the manuscript

by Ron grain, he went away for a fortnight, he asked if he wrote

that, Delia said, very nearly. There were no electronic instruments at

all. There were no sense sizes -- no synthesisers. We did it all with a

tape, oscillators and lots of sticky tape. We mixed them all together and

there was a mistake. In Maida Vale studios, a very long corridors, we

went along the corridor on winding the tape and where there was extra

sticky tape, that was the wrong note. There you go, an extra story.

From the boys who came up with the original music for Doctor Who, this

is what we call cross promotion. Life returns. I don't think I know

who the doctor is any more. I am the doctor, I have lived for over 2000

years, I have made many mistakes. It is about time I did something about

that. Where are we going? Into darkness. Tell me, am I a good man?

I don't know. There you go, all that to look

forward to. Andrew Selby was next into the ring, he told his story.

I was fed up of losing, my mother said to keep at it. Mums always know

best. Yes! In 2010, when you lost you were that low. How were you?

If it stays like this, the top and bottom scores are discarded. Selby

is going to have to wait for the decision. A great last round. Khan

has 18! He has defeated the double European bronze medallist -- he has

won it. Everybody who watched it knew that I won that. It is up to

the judges to decide. I just took my vest off. I thought I had to win

clear to get a decision. It was a close fight but I thought I did

enough. When it comes to the common wealth games, I am assuming that is

not how you want to finish your Commonwealth Games career. No, I

have improved a lot since then and I am going for gold. I can see it on

your face, you are focused. It is a bit thing for me, there is a lot of

pressure. I have got to prove it to everyone. -- big thing. Here is

Andrew taking on Reece McFadden. Commentary from Richie Woodhall and

Ronald McIntosh. The young man wearing blue operating

out of the orthodox stance, he is prone to switch that stance, Andrew

Selby from Wales, the world number one, taking on the Southport wearing

red and representing Scotland, Reece McFadden, just 19 years of age. He

is not overawed by the reputation or the occasion as he starts with a

fast combination. A couple got through. Selby is adept at switching

from orthodox to southpaw in the blink of an eye. Hugely talented,

two-time reigning European Championship gold medallist.

McFadden encouraged and inspired by this crowd. He is making a competent

start, getting to work with that southpaw jab. He is coming in,

didn't come young McFadden, I watched him in his corner and he

looked very confident. He has nothing to lose and everything to

gain. He is doing well. Just approaching the halfway stage

of this opening round. Selby onto the front foot, the slightly taller

of the two. A good right hand from McFadden brings a huge round of

applause. Selby retaining his poise and continuing to switch his feet. A

good left hand to the body. That will be the hub for McFadden against

Selby, Selby can box equally as good as an orthodox or southpaw. He is

very skilful and talented. McFadden just falling short as Selby

backed off and remained out of punching distance. McFadden does not

want to be in the corner but he comes out with a beautiful counter

right hand. McFadden is boxing very well indeed

on the back foot. This is a great display up to now, 19 years old,

very inexperienced but he is axing a very clever, patient game on the

back foot. It is how long he can keep it going for but up to now he

is doing really well. We will have to watch whether Selby

does switch his feet as he has done. McFadden continuing to take it

to the world number one. At the end of the round, he has acquitted

himself very well indeed. The coach telling him to keep a lid on it,

plenty more boxing still to come. Colin Jones in the red and green

T-shirt. This is how his man was put under pressure by the little

marauding figure in red. McFadden axing well on the back foot and

coming forward with those raiding attacks but he has been patient. He

should have got that first round. Indeed he has and in unanimous

fashion against the world number one. A brilliant start by the

Scottish teenager. Plenty to think about for the man in blue

representing Wales. Andrew Selby wearing blue, the

reigning two-time European Championship gold medallist. He

retained that title in Minsk, Belarus last year. Undisputed world

number one at 52 kilograms. But McFadden, the reigning Scottish

champion and a European Championship junior bronze medallist from 2011,

showing no fear of the reputation of the man in front of him and he is

boxing very well indeed, well enough to take the opening round in

unanimous fashion. Selby is starting to go through the gears, McFadden

has to get off the ropes. Selby is starting to work well to the body.

It is whether McFadden can go with Selby when Selby raises the tempo.

Selby continuing to switch his feet. That was class boxing from Selby,

the way he went back and punched from the back foot. Both of them

firing furtive glances towards the referee. McFadden continuing to skim

around the perimeter. There was a shot that got through from Selby.

Both of them swapping smiles as Selby engaged in a bit of

showboating, much to the derision of the crowd. McFadden switching the

tables effectively but could not capitalise and land with any

significant shot in his foreword foray.

McFadden continuing to work away and really acquit himself well. He took

the senior title earlier this year. Remember, he is only 19 years of

age. The crowd here are really engaged and infused by what they are

seeing, McFadden taking it to the world number one -- and is used --

enthused. What an exchange to end the round.

McFadden strides back to his corner confidently. The world number one

could find himself two rounds down, we will have to see how the judges

score it but another hugely competitive round. McFadden took the

opener in unanimous fashion. Colin Jones reading instructions and quite

possibly the riot act to Andrew Selby. His guard is very low and

McFadden is always coming back at him at the end of the exchanges.

McFadden himself coming forward. That was the bit of showboating from

Selby. They have gone with Selby so it is all square. One round apiece.

Everything to box for in this third and final round.

The boxer in blue out of the orthodox stance is Andrew Selby, the

reigning two-time European Championship gold medallist. He is

facing the Scottish teenage sensation Reece McFadden, just 19

years of age, a Scottish senior champion who is inspired by this

close to capacity crowd at the SEC seen and is producing a brilliant

performance. There is everything to box for in this third and final

round. Selby raising the tempo but a clever display from McFadden,

waiting for opportunities on the back foot. And springing the odd

attack here and there and making Selby wait for this.

McFadden changing his feet momentarily. He took a couple from

Selby while up against the ropes. He was picked off as he came forwards.

The mouthpiece of Selby almost dislodged for the second time. That

is a bit surprising. He must be breathing through his mouth as he is

throwing the shot. That should not be dislodged like that.

I don't know what the problem is with that mouth guard. Andrew Selby

is hugely experienced. But he is having considerable and consistent

problems with his mouth guard and that is a warning! That is

absolutely calamitous for Andrew Selby. Significant in the context of

this bout because it surely has two illicit a change in tactics. We were

tied at one round apiece and at the midway stage, the referee has issued

a public warning against the world number one Andrew Selby. He will

have two produce a dominant display just to get back on terms. Reece

McFadden will be aware of that. And let's not forget that Wales have

already lost gold medal favourite Fred Evans. This is a terrible

situation. Selby has got to go Fred Evans. This is a terrible

stoppage. He will have to find a punch to put his man on the floor

because he has been issued a public warning with the mouthpiece

repeatedly coming out. There it is again, four times, he kicks it out

of the ring in frustration. Colin Jones is in charge of the Welsh

delegation. He must be as perplexed as Selby himself and as we are at

ringside. A hugely experienced team and boxer Art experiencing continual

difficulties through the most rudimentary piece of kit. He now has

a proverbial mountain to climb. That is it for Selby unless he gets a

stoppage. He has to produce a punch to put his man on the floor.

McFadden continues to fight back. And we have just witnessed a

stunning upset here at the SECC because surely that man taking about

in acknowledgement of the rapturous round of applause he is receiving

has just in acknowledgement of the rapturous

round of applause he is eliminated the world 's number one! Andrew

Selby was issued a warning from the referee for continually having his

mouthpiece dislodged. It came out four times, two warnings issued

against him in the third and final round and the world number one

staring on in disbelief across the ring at the man who is surely his

conqueror. McFadden has issued a real upset, although we have to wait

for confirmation. I have never seen anything like that with the

gumshield problem. Let's take nothing away from McFadden who boxed

his way through this contest. Ladies and gentlemen, we have our

scorecards. All three judges, a unanimous decision. In the ring...

McFadden. We have just witnessed a monumental upset. The teenager

wearing red. The home boxer Rhys McFadden from Motherwell. Takes

about an acknowledgement of the applause he is receiving. Exiting

stage left is Andrew Selby, the world number one has been eliminated

by a unanimous points decision by this young man who produced an

inspired display to defeat and dislodge the world number one from

the Commonwealth boxing tournament at 52 kilograms. Two warnings were

issued against Selby in the third and final round for the mouthpiece

being dislodged throughout the contest. It is illegal. It wasn't

being dislodged by punches, it appeared to be an ill fitting

device. A huge upset in the boxing. McFadden

Knox out Andrew Selby, one of the big favourites. We will bring you

plenty more throughout the course of the next ten days. We have got

plenty of time, we can take it easy. It is all going very well so far. I

hope you all enjoyed our presentation on the stage and our

chat with the boys from the radiophonic workshop. Thank you for

all the texts and tweets we have been receiving. We will bring you

some snack news before the end tonight. Letters know what you are

nibbling. Some very interesting taste sensations going on this

evening. We have been looking for your Commonwelfies throughout the

competition. A good moody face there. We have plenty of rugby

sevens over the weekend for you. This is from the swimming. A lovely

tartan cap. A significant thumbs up. This is taken with Clyde who is the

official mascot of the games. We had some netball earlier on. It has been

one of the star attractions over the course of the first two days. Six

teams in two pools. The top teams in each pool eventually go through into

the semifinals and then to the final. Australia are the top seed

followed by New Zealand and England who think they have a real chance of

catching the top two and gaining a gold or silver medal in these

Commonwealth Games. Earlier on, we watched England play Wales in a

preliminary match to find out what the netball Macek was all about. --

magic. England taking on Wales, let's do this. This clash gets

England's campaign underway. Lovely skills and it falls nicely and

another goal. Caught fairly wide and close. Little mistake from distance

and England have an eight goal lead already. Good shot. Plenty of

height. England have dominated Wales. Struggling to find their

shooting boots. At the end of the first quarter England are showing

everybody why they are third in the world. They lead Wales by 17-7. We

know that they are going to come harder. Make sure that everything

including the Centre pass is all clean through. The second phase of

the centre pass is costly to England at the moment. Strong communication

from Prichard. Lewis again. Trying to find her shooting partner. She

does. A great turn of speed, using the goal-line run. Should score,

does score. England are firmly in control, they lead 29-10. I have

been reliably informed that Stacey Francis from England has a famous

father. We are going to go and find him. Wales need a massive

improvement. England now lead by 20. Rachel Dunn, on at half-time gets

her first shot on target. England are putting a lot of pressure on the

second phase of the Welsh centre pass. Letting that ball go out.

Lovely play from England. Good understanding. Straight into her

hands. Going through one of those rocky patches in the game. Handling

errors. That is interesting for Corbin. The lead is now 28.

England's best quarter so far. 19 half and -- 19 five. Ladies and

gentlemen, I present to you the one and only super Kevin Francis. You

must be very proud. I am. The leaps and bounds she has made in the sport

are phenomenal. I had a go on the BBC website and it said that I am

perfectly suited for netball. Is that the case? Netball and

basketball. With my age, it now spits me out at Badminton. If there

was a male netball side, would you be goal defence or goal attack? I

don't mind. Apparently, all of the cool cats call netball netters, so

in the netters England are leading. They will be pleased with that

passage of play in the mid-court area. Anna Mae is clearly a coach

who wanted to get the match won before tinkering with her side. That

is the end of the match. England have put Wales to the sword. They

have beaten them comfortably, dominating throughout. Final score,

England 65-25 Wales. England dominant over Wales but the big

winners tomorrow. Australia, the world number one team in netball, or

netters. How was that for you? It was amazing. The crowd got us

through. It is a great feeling to get the nerves out and it was great.

I think we started strong, it was something we wanted to do. We built

throughout the game. Really happy with how it went. We need to

apologise. We were talking to your dad and we got a message saying that

Stacey wants your dad to watch you play netball. It is super emotional,

I had to keep checking myself. I was aware that he was in the audience

and when he was not in his original seat, I could not find him and I

went over and asked him where were you? Which was pathetic! England

taking Australia tomorrow. I think it is 9:30am. One thing we have had

running today is our little snack news, you tell others what you have

been nibbling. People eating various things tonight. Kevlar has gone for

Bombay mix. Cornflakes with evaporated milk, she knows how to

party. Mini ice creams all-round. Geraint has cheese and ham some

witches with salt and vinegar crisps. White chocolate and

strawberry cake, a couple of lagers. Well done to everyone. A bit of fun.

There is a lot of sport on as well. Later on, we will be chatting to

Mark Chapman. We are going to show you some boxing now. Flyweight.

Ronald and Richie are by the ring. COMMENTATOR: This 52 kilograms five

flyweight contest. Northern Ireland against Zambia. Both boxing from the

orthodox stands. Christopher Katanga is 25 years of age. A four-time

reigning African champion of his country. Christopher Katanga just

blocking those two shots from Bolton effectively. Dalton went along with

the right hand and was tripped by the left leg of Christopher Katanga.

Good right hand from Bolton. Causes Katanga to become a little bit

dishevelled. I think Dalton has got to land the right hand a little bit

more often. Especially when Katanga is moving away from him. Katanga has

two keep his hands nice and high. He does some good stuff but when he

moves away he seems to be a little bit open. When he breaks away from

these exchanges, he has got to keep his guard up. The right hand is what

he has to concentrate on. Dolphin has had repeated success with his

right cross. -- Good right hand again once more from

Dalton. That has been a profitable punch throughout the course of this

round so far. Katanga seems to have success with the right hand of his

own. round so far. Katanga seems to have

success with the right It is mainly single shots coming from Katanga,

the Zambian. Are pretty strong end to the opening round for the man

from the holy Trinity club. I think they will be fairly pleased

in that corner, there was some good work from Dalton, especially with

the right hand. That was probably Katanga's best punch of the round,

the right hand. And the judges have all gone for Dalton. The ten point

must system is ineffective. His name and trade indelibly etched forever

onto his left arm. The man wearing red, representing

Northern Ireland, Ruairi Dalton. His opponent Christopher Katanga is

competing in his second Commonwealth Games, having boxed in Delhi four

years ago in the 49 kilograms light flyweight class. He was eliminated

in the first round in that particular tournament so is hoping

to go one better here but he has just conceded the opening round in

unanimous fashion. It is three scores used, their rough I've judges

at ringside, all of them implementing the ten point must

system. Dalton has exposed a couple of faults here in Katanga, he keeps

leaning forward, trying to land the right hand and falling short because

Dalton adjust his feet, moves back and brings him onto a left hook. It

is good boxing. Dalton has better mobility. He makes Katanga fall

short with the right hand again. Falling short once more as you

described. And the mouthpiece of Katanga has become dislodged. It

will have to be rinsed and reinserted. It is an infringement he

will not want to see occur too many times because it can cost you an

infraction. With that system we were referring

to, five judges all using it but three selected at random the bike

computer before the opening bell, it is those three scores that are used

to officiate the contest. -- at random by a computer.

Katanga going downstairs effectively. He has a dangerous

right hand and he needs to throw it more in that, nation and maybe a

left hook after it. Dalton should just concentrate on adjusting his

left hook after it. Dalton should feet and making his opponent miss

and then come back Competitive exchanges towards the

conclusion of this second round. Dalton is to keep the movement

going. When he slows his feet up, Katanga does well. That was an

example of Katanga missing with the right hand and Dalton coming back

with a long left. When he holes his feet, it gives Katanga... That was a

superb shot going downstairs. Clever boxing from Dalton. Katanga is not

out of this, he is still dangerous. Another unanimous round for Dalton.

But make no mistake, that second round was competitive and this man

will know he is two rounds down so don't be surprised if we see an

altogether faster start to the don't be surprised if we see an

altogether faster start to final round by the man from Zambia.

Striding straight out to centre ring and firing lefts and rights is

Christopher Katanga from Zambia who is trailing two rounds to nil after

two completed rounds. Dalton trying to walk and counter. Katanga is

getting through with shots of his own. His corner will know he is

behind so they will have said to him to go all out and get after your

man, walk him down. It may suit Dalton as long as he can keep

adjusting his feet. Not engaging but staying on the back foot and he

should find the target a bit easier. If he stands and trades, it

brings Katanga into it and it makes it interesting. Katanga is a

four-time national Zambian champion, this year and in 2012 at

52 kilograms, the weight class in which she is competing now. In 2010

it was at 49 kilograms and in 2009 at 48 kilograms.

The man from Northern Ireland team to initiate a clinch to allow his

head to clear. That was a reminder from Katanga that he is still

ambitious and he wants to win this. Clever boxing from Dalton on the

back foot but he has to keep his concentration level very high indeed

until the bell goes. Someone like Katanga is looking for that single

shot and it is dangerous. Dalton began this round why

maintaining his distance and boxing on the back foot. He should not be

taking the risks here, it is good for Katanga. He is finding the

target. Dalton is as brave as they come and wants to finish on a high.

What a shot on the inside, super. Katanga knows that he needs a

stoppage to force a victory. Dalton has played his part in what has been

a highly entertaining and competitive third and final round.

Little doubt that Rory Dolton will prevail after leading by two rounds

to nil -- Ruairi Dalton. That was the best shot of the contest, the

uppercut on the inside. What a punch that was. Super.

The winner by unanimous decision and through to the next round, in the

red corner, representing Northern Ireland, Rory Doll to an -- Rory

Dolton. -- Ruairi Dalton. Dalton acknowledges the crowd here at the

SECC after prevailing by a points victory in unanimous fashion over

the Zambian champion Christopher Katanga. He is through to the next

round. Dalton of Northern Ireland into the last 16. Mark Chapman,

everybody. 10:40pm, BBC1, shall we have a walk down your red carpet,

what is on the show? It was a bumper first show thanks to the judo who

gave a whole lot of medals and they have done the same so all of the

judo medallists will be on tonight. We have Ian Thorpe and Victoria

Pendleton to provide expertise. And it was about siblings last night,

lots of brothers and sisters so we are going down proud father route

tonight which will include netball and rhythmic gymnastics. And will

you be wandering to the bar as well? Yes, the audience were very good

last night so hopefully the same tonight. I will make use of the

cocktail barman tonight. Is it meant to be a Commonwealth cocktail? Yes

but we ran out of time! He will make wanton night. -- he will make a

cocktail tonight. Gentlemen, are you ready? We are ready if you are

ready. Let's go! FUNK MUSIC. I am pleased they don't

hold a grudge for me getting their name wrong! And they are going to

lend me a belt to night! You are buttoned up.

10:40pm on BBC1. We will let you get ready. There he goes, watch him down

the red carpet, a consummate professional! Maybe a slightly

longer trouser leg. As well as the audience, there one more thing I

want to show you. We have been a lot on the River Clyde tonight because

Friday night is dinghy night as you know. Tomorrow we are on air from

9am on BBC Three and on BBC1. A site that has never been seen before, 250

boats, coming down here at around 10am, arriving here at 1pm. Good

evening. We have been promised by the organisers a site that you will

never see again in your lifetime. And on top of all that tomorrow we

will have oxygen, squash court finals, judo and the would-be sevens

as well. I hope you have enjoyed it this evening -- rugby sevens. From

BBC Three, good night.