BBC Two: Day 1: 22:00 - 22:30 Commonwealth Games

No Scottish person has ever won a gold medal in the swimming pool in

Scotland. This is a brilliant swim. She has

got the gold, Hannah Miley wins gold for Scotland.

Look at that, the world record line, Ross Murdoch is going to take the

gold for Scotland. It is called to Ross Murdoch. Look at that, you just

realising what he has done. Welcome, or welcome back if you are

watching on BBC One. What a night for Scotland, Hannah Miley and Ross

Murdoch winning gold in the pool. Let's catch up with some of the

other sport this evening, starting with men's copy, and England began

their campaign this evening. They have come forth in the last two

Commonwealth Games. They faced Trinidad and Tobago in their opening

match. COMMENTATOR: Good evening.

The opening men's match on paper should be won easily but it can be

not like that sometimes. You're absolutely right, the top

seed in the group being against the bottom England are the top seed.

Alastair Brogdon immediately calls rock into action on the first stick.

It is a goal. No surprise there, Ashley Jackson

opens is account in Glasgow with a bullet into the corner of the net

and England lead by one a goal to nil.

All credit to Ashley Jackson, when he is on song, the goalkeeper can't

make it, it is a beautiful strike on song, the goalkeeper can't make it,

it is a beautiful striking that top corner.

That is a lovely play, and unfortunately for Mark Gleghorne, he

cannot get to the post. Mark Gleghorne diving full to get to

that. This time he goes low, it is a good

save from Andrey Rocke, but the follow-up beats him to his left hand

side and England are two goals to the good.

It was a good follow-up from Lewis, but it was a nice move on target.

When the goalkeeper saves the ball you get another opportunity.

Mark Gleghorne and Jackson at the top of the circle, Jackson to the

right. He has absolutely fired that one

income and Gleghorne makes it 3-0 to England.

Well, the corners are firing, three out of three so far is pretty good.

That is a superb strike, nothing really the goalkeeper could do about

it. I chance! That is a fine goal! A

brilliant goal from number 15 on the reverse stick and he is beaten.

Mickell Pierre, brilliant shot, diving shot on the reverse, lovely

piece of skill. He is going to have to be quick.

Fire it in. And there is a half-time hooter. And after the first 35mm of

play can England three, Trinidad and Tobago one. -- after the first 35

minutes of play. But he have the finishing product?

It is almost tipped in, George Pinner makes his first save and more

danger for England. Just the one option at the top of

the circle, it is across, and the ball finally fired them. Nick Catlin

taking the plaudits from his team-mates. They finally find a way

through. Nicely worked there, deliberately

putting the keeper on to the ground. He does very well to bullet back out

from the keeper and flip it with his reverse stick.

You're as a chance now, and finally! Andrey Rocke is beaten, Phil Roper,

these corner of England's fifth goal. You have to feel for Andre

rock, but as you say, John, keep creating the opportunities and soon

enough you will score. Yes, Phil Roper, he has shown saying of this

along time. -- he has shown signs of this for a

long time. He just gets under the ball and

deliberately lifts that in the air. Little deflection, he has made

another save, now he is beaten. Middleton gets goal number six.

Andre rock out of position, you cannot make saves when you are out

of position. -- Andrey Rocke. A lovely little deflection initially

by Martin, Barry Middleton tidies up.

That is the final hooter. And England opener their Glasgow 2014

campaign with a win against Trinidad and Tobago. It could have been more

had it not been for Andrey Rocke. Here in the opening game England

have beaten Trinidad and Tobago 6-1. Your coach has a few reservations

about the performance, would you share those?

Yes, probably, it is tough for us, we are out there, we have to run

around but it is easy for him. At the start of the tournament it is

always hard building in. We were disappointed with the first half,

level on play a bit, and just some inconsistency. Not the intensity

re-watching -- not the intensity we wanted but it started to come in

patches. A win is a win, though isn't it

pretty much hockey is one of the steeple sports of the Commonwealth

Games and it will be with us every day and evening for us to enjoy.

A bit of judo now, it was a busy night in the high draw with five

gold medals up for grabs. England's fighter was guaranteed

home support in the 66 kilograms category.

Colin Oates of England wearing white. Very tactical when he needs

to. He has won two of his matches en route to this final, Colin Oates

going for the Commonwealth gold medal. Left-handed fighter, he pulls

his fighters round. Can Andreas Krassas stop temperature mark this

is what I like about Colin Oates, not rushed, checking it out, seeing

what direction his opponent is coming from.

Absolutely, he takes his time. Colin Oates was going for the legs there,

now he is trying to grab the top half. He has to try and get one

legged out there. One leg comes out. If he gets him onto his back, then

he could be in trouble, Krassas. A little intimidation worked thereby

Krassas. Krassas has to take the fight to Oates, Oates is doing all

the work at the moment. Use very nervous, Andreas Krassas on his

first Commonwealth final. It has to go to Krassas, surely. Ten three

says, whiny? Here's the one who has defensively.

And he is backing up. -- ten three says, why me Russia Mark -- why me?

I think the referee has to leave that alone.

He has a massive repertoire of technique. I don't think he has to

resort to that. Ten three has to attack, he has not

attacked once. Nothing has come from Krassas that would indicate you

would score. He just seems to be waiting for the right moment. Quite

often the right moment never comes. It is left against right situation

ten three right-handed. There will be a second penalty to Krassas any

second now. Second penalty, then. That would have been a fantastic

manoeuvre if he just was not on the end of the sleeves. Let's get a

little bit closer. It is what needs to be done.

Oates, yet again, the tactical wizard, really. Just doing enough.

He will attack if it is right, but it has to be the right moment. And

he gets the armlock, it is all over, Colin Oates then, transition

absolutely superb. Cannot wait to see that from the other angle. That

was great transition. Uchi mata into the armlock.

How fast was that transition? Colin Oates is probably a couple of

glasses up at the moment and, like I said come in for a chance at the

World Championships. He has beaten the two times world champion in the

under 60 kilos category, he has beaten him three times on the trot

in the last three events. Fighting at under 66 now, but even

so. Colin Oates, though, here it is. Uchi mata and straight onto the arm

there. Absolutely taught him a lesson in

transition. The at that switch of direction, one way, then the other,

boom! Look at that, he had to submit.

Classic Gatame. Add to submit and Colin Oates wins

the gold. Great stuff, Colin, well done. A

bronze medal match for another formation, Northern Ireland, who

were after a medal in the women's 52 kilograms competition.

Lisa Kearney to go in Canada's Audree Francis-Methot. It looks like

Francis-methot had a bit of a battle coming through, sporting a lovely

black eye. Both of them hunting their grips.

Look at that, Lisa Kearney straight in for the attack.

She does that offer both sleeves, ducks they had underneath and gets

the direction, drives under with the black leg.

The problem with that now, we have a Canadian who knows her game plan,

knows that is coming up. And she has to stop it. She is a

smart girl source you will take that on board.

She will absolutely kill it, as she is. Well, Lisa Kearney also has

great spirit, as well, so that is why this is really going to be a

good fight. Tierney has been on the Grand Prix

grand slam circuit. -- Lisa Kearney. A penalty for holding the same side

of the Canadian. A during your mistake,

unfortunately. -- junior mistake. Lisa Kearney trying to attack off

the grip. Strong gripping from both of them. Good transition, we know

she has a good transition, looking for the Juji Gatame. Once they get

into this position it is really important that they use the legs to

Open up their opponent. At the same time they have to watch

the arm. That is one thing to mention for people at home who

cannot really see what is going on underneath.

What they are searching for is the wrist and the hand, to capture that,

what we call the catch, bring it into high, turn the body and then

into Juji Gatame... That is almost Yulo there.

She has the arm straight, can she get the pressure on?

Francis-methot fighting for her life there without a chance.

She has turned it. I don't think there is any pressure on that elbow

any more. Maybe I am wrong, she is holding that, not very happy with

that at all. The pressure was on, Francis-Methot manages to hold on

but she has hurt her arm, that is for sure.

Lisa Kearney. Now, is she going to attack the arm position might --

attack the arm? It was a beautiful manoeuvre which opened Audree

Francis-Methot write-up like we were seeing, to get underneath and into

the catch position to get the arm -- right up. Two penalties. Audree

Francis-Methot has to do an attack standing. Lisa Kearney. Really

dominating the grips. It is the grips that beating the young

Canadian. Forces a bad attack, might possibly be a third penalty. Is the

referee going to do it? Well, Lisa Kearney gets it. Lisa Kearney, for

backing up the young Canadian gets the penalty. Bring it to the middle.

Now she is on to the arm again, it is the same arm this time. I don't

think she can withstand another onslaught like that last one. She

needs to put pressure on the arm, really attack it. Lisa Kearney

then. Really forcing pressure onto the arm. And Audree Francis-Methot

tries to turn it, she gets the submission, Lisa Kearney wins the

bronze medal for Northern Ireland. That is the one thing with the arm

bar, it is a funny line, you have got to wonder, is it worth the

injury, is it worth going home and saying that I have to go through all

this rehab and whatever? Yes she was better off without it. Come back and

fight again next time. Superb for Lisa Kearney, I am very happy for

her because she really is a wonderful person and she really

worked hard for that. The transition was always going to win it all the

way through. She almost caught it the first time, the second time she

was on the arm, and you can see there, she shakes her head as she

walks away there, Audree Francis-Methot knew that in the end

she had to submit. Northern Ireland get a medal.

The first of the games, well done Lisa Kearney. More judo in a minute

but Mark Chapman is going to tell us what we can look forward to seeing

on the highlights this evening. Yes, welcome to the studio, we have a

lovely studio audience as you can see, we will round up all the action

from today, plenty of medallists who will join us, we will talk to Sir

Chris Hoy, Rebecca Adlington and Non Stanford. And we have our own band,

these people are of the Federation. Sounds good to me. He has got a lot

more mates than I have. Back to the judo. Connie Ramsay has twice

finished fifth at the European Championships and had a shot at

Commonwealth bronze this evening when she took on a fighter from

Cameron. -- Cameroon. She is going to go for it. Yes, you can CC is

pumped. Connie Ramsay can be confident, she

can win this, because her opponent went out in the semifinal to her

team-mate Stephanie Ingles. She can be confident that she can win this.

She can, she will just add to stay on the pace, flop and drop will not

be enough I don't think from either of these. Big arm over the top from

Ramsey. There is the arm, she has got the grip. She is not settling

with it. She needs to settle with it. Being aggressive is not enough.

She is not in a good place there, she needs to move. She is out, she

is out. Connie Ramsay very nearly made a big mistake there. That

almost cost dearly. She needs to get up, give herself a shake and get

back onto it. That's what she needs to do, give herself a shake. Scruff

of the neck. Goodness me. You have to rotate when

you do that. Connie Ramsay cannot stand still, she needs to move her

opponent to throw her because she is strong. When you say move them. She

is looking to get a good balance, I good line, off balance the opponent

just like that. Not quite the rotation and she has lost her grip

there. You cannot throw someone who is standing still. It is more

difficult to throw someone who is standing still, and you need to set

up the line, you are absolutely right. Get the correct position. She

may have grabbed the leg there. The referee missed it. My goodness me.

Almost lost this match by default the, because if she had grabbed the

lead in any way, attack, defence or account you can lose the match. --

or act counter. This particular referee does not like giving

penalties. Connie just needs to keep putting the pressure on. Yes, yes,

yes. Score the two Connie Ramsay. Now working for the hold. She has

got it. The crowd are going absolutely crazy here. Great

atmosphere, the crowd stamping their feet, just needs to hold for 15

seconds. She cannot believe it. She deserved that. She really deserved

that. Connie Ramsay does deserve that, she did so well there, under

pressure she fought so hard. The coach with a massive smile, so

pleased for her. Another medal for Scotland. Great. Great stuff. Five

medals for Scotland in this judo event so far. They do say that when

you are fighting on your home ground it helps. Superb staff, our

handstand on the way out. She is a show. -- show off. Let's look at how

she got into it. Roles for over, ties up the arm -- rules are over.

-- look at that, big smile, she knew

she had got it. Nicky Adams on the common today. Pakistan are competing

in the lawn bowls, let's find out more about them.

never in our wildest dreams thought we would be playing in the

Commonwealth Games in our hometown. We will enjoy the moment. We have

been working together for the past 57 years, we own a restaurant in the

south side of Glasgow. We named at you dishes for the Commonwealth

Games. It is excellent. The customers will come in and have a

laugh and try the curries and see it is really good. They are really

experienced guys, we did not know about each other before. We have

been training with him for the last two months, he is a great guy. Full

of beans. I don't know about that, he does his best. You have got

uneasy around mate. It is not easy. You have got the easy draw. Some

days I play really well and I can beat anyone. Hopefully that is the

day I will be playing and I can beat anyone. Imagine if we win a medal,

any kind of medal, bronze, silver, gold. Free curries on the house. My

parents don't know about the game and they don't know about any game

because they stay in a little village. I came to Scotland for my

Ph.D. That now when I go back I will be taking back my Ph.D., --

it is a chance that you get once-in-a-lifetime and we were lucky

to get one. So we will make the best of it and say let the games begin.

Did not start that well for them, they lost to Australia 19-12, but

apparently the food is good at the restaurant so we will head down the

later. Let's look at the medal table, should make interesting

reading. England right at the top. Quite a big top three.

The big story of the day of course is that Scotland have started so

well with four gold medals. Two in the pool that we saw this evening.

Exciting stuff with Hannah Miley and Ross Murdoch. A great start for the

host nation. The only thing that went against them is that Chris Hoy

tried to enter the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome and had to show his IDE.

-- his identification. That is it for day one, today at the games will

be on BBC1 at 10:40pm. No doubt looking back on a memorable day for

the whole nation.