Welcome to day three of the Commonwealth Games, where there will be a big showdown on the netball court between England and Australia in the group stage.In the pool, world record holder Cam McEvoy will hit the water for the 50m freestyle final and distance queen Lani Pallister will begin her 1,500m campaign.Follow live.Collapse all postsFilter PostsAll5Key Events2Sun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:47pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:47pmGodwin's emotions mark a perfect gymnastic comebackOne of Australia's numerous gold medals on day two was the women's team event in artistic gymnastics.Alongside Kate McDonald, Breanna Scott, Ruby Pass and Emily Whitehead, much of the focus was on Georgia Godwin, who was making her return after a long recovery from an Achilles tear.Godwin rode the emotions of her journey as she competed, and it all nearly got too much before her floor routine - a routine she nailed to give Australia a lead they did not surrender.Asked about it after the gold, she teared up again."I'm gonna have no tears left by the end of this," she laughed."My emotions don't come up very often but when they do I'm very good at suppressing them if I've got a job to do," she said."I think it's so important to feel your emotions but there's also a time and place, so I took the moment, got myself into a quiet corner and just laid down and tried to calm myself back down and did the job."You can read more about Godwin's story (ahead of her tilt at the women's all-around title later tonight) in Jon Healy's great yarn from Glasgow:Sun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:40pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:40pmMedal tally heading into day threeBy James TugwellThe medals just keep on coming for the Aussies.And there are plenty more on offer today.Who do you think will win our next gold?Key EventSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:35pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:35pmWhat's on in Glasgow on day three?By Andrew McGarryIt's day three of competition, with more swimming — Australian world record holder Cam McEvoy will go for gold in the 50m freestyle along with Jamie Jack and Flynn Southam. Lani Pallister will start her campaign for the 1,500m freestyle.Teenage gun Sienna Toohey is up for a possible first medal in the women's 100m breaststroke, while the men's 4x200m freestyle relay team could get close to the top step on the dais in tomorrow morning's final.The Diamonds had an easy win against Tonga last night, but tonight they're up against England's Roses from about 7:30pm.In artistic gymnastics, Georgia Godwin will be hoping to defend her 2022 individual all-around gold medal.Here's the basic rundown.3x3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (8:30pm-6:15am)Artistic gymnastics (9pm-6am)Bowls (5:30pm-7am)Boxing (8pm-6:45am)Netball (6pm-7:30am)Swimming: Heats (7:30pm-9:45pm): Finals (4am-7:15am)You can check out all the details in our daily guide:Sun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:25pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:25pmCan the Aussies can secure another win in netball tonight?By Gemma FergusonTonight will be the second time the Diamonds take the court for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, after defeating the Tongan Tala side on day two.The Aussies will play England on day three, and we're expecting that match to be much closer than yesterday's end score of 99-38 (although I reckon the green and gold are strong enough to bag another win here!).The English netballers defeated Northern Ireland last night, 83-34, and will be looking for another win — I'm sure the Roses haven't forgotten the 2022 Commonwealth Games semi-final, when the Diamonds claimed victory over England by 9 points.Wales and Scotland are working their way through the second quarter of their match now, then the Aussies will return to The Hydro for their game.If we win tonight, it'll be the seventh Commonwealth Games victory Australia holds over England — the Roses have only defeated us one on previous occasion.To prepare for tonight's showdown, you can catch up on all the details of yesterday's game here.Key EventSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:17pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 6:17pmWelcome to day threeBy Andrew McGarryHello, good evening and welcome to ABC's live online coverage of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.It's been a pretty top-tier start to the Games from Australia, with 12 gold medals in the opening two days.We can't guarantee we can match that output tonight, but the team will certainly give it a go!My name is Andrew McGarry, and here with me on the Australian end of things are Gemma Ferguson and James Tugwell, not to mention our man in Glasgow, Jon Healy.Later on we will have Hanan Dervisevic and Peter Marsh in to take you through the wee hours and to the all-important swimming finals.Let's get cracking!