They're back under way at the Hydro for the third quarter.

Scotland stick with their starting seven but Jamaica, who had made a few changes, decide enough is enough and bring on some big hitters.

Shamera Sterling-Humphrey is on at goalkeeper but can't prevent Scotland quickly scoring the first goal of the second half.

Jade Atkin is on form for England. The 24-year-old has netted seven points so far as England lead Canada 14-6 with three minutes remaining in their semi-final.

Can England see out the victory to book a place in the final against either Scotland or Australia?

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland

Another thing from the Armadillo... It's loud in here. Very loud.

And yet the journalist two seats along from me is fast asleep. Impressive dedication to rest.

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It will be England against Australia in the 3x3 basketball final, as well as the wheelchair event.

England edged past New Zealand in a dramatic ending to their semi-final to guarantee at least a silver medal.

With just 60 seconds remaining on the clock and the scores tied at 16-16, England scored five points - a two-pointer, two one-pointers and one free throw - to win 21-16.

Australia won 21-14 against Scotland, who will take on New Zealand in the bronze medal match at 16:30 BST.

The final takes place at 19:30.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland

At the weightlifting. Big fan of the four lads who bolt on to change the weights and mop off the sweat and slavers on the bar. It's like watching a pitstop on the F1.

Andrew Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow

A successful afternoon for Wales at the boxing.

That's four guaranteed medals now with Rosie Eccles, Orlando Holley-Sotomi and Owain Harris-Allan joining Connor Williams in the semi-finals, where a loss still means a bronze medal.

Light-heavyweight Daniel Pitt has the chance of joining them later tonight to make it five.

England have raced into a 7-2 lead in their women's 3x3 wheelchair basketball semi-final against Canada, thanks to five baskets from Jade Atkin and one apiece for Charlotte Moore and Joy Haizelden.

Three minutes down, another seven to go for England as they aim to book a spot in the gold medal match.

Lovely play from Jamaica to end the first half and they extend the lead to four points.

But Scotland are still right in this one after a fantastic second quarter. They won it 14-12 and have every right to believe they could cause an upset if they keep playing like this!

There's another for Niamh McCall but it comes from some excellent work from Emily Nicholls to nick the ball back on the edge of her own D.

Now it's Cerys Finn's turn! Scotland can't turn this one into a goal, though. They remain two behind going into the last minute of the first half.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist in Glasgow

You’ll be aware there has been lots of talk around how much these Games have cut through beyond your hard core fans. As ever, there are areas of Glasgow that appear to have caught the bug more than others.

One area that does feel full of Commonwealth Games spirit is Kelvingrove Park, where there are big screens, food trucks, and representatives from various sports offering kids the chance to give each a try.

Goal-attack Niamh McCall now has 11 goals from 13 shots after draining another one from closer to the D than the hoop.

Scotland are playing with pace and purpose, really making life difficult for Jamaica.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun Stadium

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The men's one mile final has long been slated as one of the defining moments of these Commonwealth Games. Josh Kerr and Jake Wightman just had to complete the formalites.

Saturday night will the big ticket event of these 11 days in Glasgow. Wednesday morning was the pre-show. Both in the blue of Scotland. Two big men who have raced since they were wee boys in Edinburgh.

A bigger crowd than both men expected turned up at Scotstoun in the west end of the city on a bright morning to watch the heats, which also included another world class Scot in Neil Gourley.

Injury wrecked his chances of qualifying for the final in his home town, but double Olympic medallist Kerr - who has just set an astonishing new world record over this distance - and fellow former world champion Wightman did their bit in fine style.

Kerr cruised to victory in the first heat, surging and dropping for the first half of the race before pulling himself away from any danger to cross first. And Wightman eased to second spot in the following heat to set up Saturday's showdown.

Scotland could not have asked for a better start to this quarter.

Four unanswered goals and suddenly they are back to within two.

Jamaica have been clinical so far with Azara Wilmot a perfect eight for eight so far.

Meanwhile, Shanice Beckford has seven goals from eight shots.

But Scotland have begun the second quarter well with a couple of quick goals. The gap is back down to four.

Andrew Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow

Scary moment just now as Lesotho’s Refiloe Thai is given medical treatment after being floored by a powerful right hand from Wales’ Orlando Holley-Sotomi in the first round.

Thankfully after a few minutes of tense silence, the crowd applaud him as he gets back up on his feet.

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Good end to the quarter from Jamaica and they lead by six after the first period.

Promising first 15 minutes for Scotland, though.

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England have progressed to the 3x3 wheelchair basketball final after an 18-13 victory over Canada.

After a nip and tuck encounter, which was tied at 5-5 after four minutes, England eventually opened up a two-point lead to move 10-8 in front.

Canada stayed in touch to maintain a two-point deficit at 15-13 with 30 seconds remaining, but England struck three times late on to book a spot in the gold medal showdown.

Oscar Knight top scored with nine points for England, while Thomas Harvey (5) and Peter Cusack (4) also made valuable contributions.

England will face Australia in the final at 18:30 BST after their 19-12 victory over Scotland, who take on Canada for the bronze medal at 17:30.

This has been impressive from Scotland so far, they're sticking with Jamaica, competing well and refusing to back down.

Just a couple of minutes left in this first quarter.

Australia are well out in front in the medal table, helped by their domination in the pool, where they have won 28 of their 35 gold medals.

Canada have overtaken England for second after an excellent few days in the gymnastics, while hosts Scotland are fourth.

Andrew Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow

Back-to-back wins for Wales in the ring.

Defending champion Rosie Eccles stopped South African Samukelisiwe Sinothile Ncube in the second round before nervously watching teammate Owain Harris-Allan from the mixed zone.

Fighting the home favourite Nick Devlin, Harris-Allan wins it unanimously on points before cupping his ear to the crowd.

Cheeky.