7.26pmSwimmers chase gold on last day with 11 up for grabsBy Morning swimming fans. It’s the final day of racing here at the pool in Glasgow, with 11 gold medals up for grabs tonight.Australia’s gold rush looks set to continue. Too many medals? It feels a bit that way, doesn’t itSam Short wins the men’s 400m freestyle.AP Photo/Manish SwarupThe swimmer to watch today is Sam Short. Already a gold medallist in the 400m and 800m freestyle, Short has a monster program ahead of him today. He’ll contest the 200m freestyle heats this morning and, if he qualifies, back up in tonight’s final before tackling the 1500m freestyle final just 80 minutes later.7.02pmAndrueza is out of finalBy Aussie lifter Isabella Andueza is out of the women’s 77kg final after missing out on her three attempts at 89kg in the snatch section of the competition.The Victorian was heartbroken when she couldn’t complete a lift in the snatch section.Andueza had to stop her first attempt partway up as she stumbled and had to let the bar drop out of her hands and she wasn’t able to keep the bar up on her second or third attempts.The commentators explained that under the streamlined competition, not completing a lift in the snatch section meant a lifter couldn’t progress to the clean and jerk section which comes up next.6.48pmIsabella chases gold in liftingBy Roy WardAustralia’s Isabella Andueza is completing her final stretches as the women’s 77kg weightlifting final begins in Glasgow.Samoa’s Seine Stowers is the runaway favourite for gold according to the commentators but Andueza has done well in recent competitions and could well give Stowers plenty to think about.There will be a snatch section and then a clean and jerk before they award the medals to whoever tops the overall competition.6.12pmCanadian counsel helps Aussie medal glutton mull futureBy Worried she’s too old for it, Australian star gymnast Georgia Godwin concedes this year’s Commonwealth Games could be her last.But the 28-year-old won’t say for certain, conceding she is still in love with the sport despite a gruelling campaign in Glasgow.Georgia Godwin of Australia looks on during day two of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.Getty ImagesAustralia’s most decorated female gymnast at the Games, Godwin went full circle in her comeback from a traumatic Achilles injury by finishing up in Glasgow on the apparatus that threatened to end her career.Soaring to new heights after a remarkable Birmingham 2022 campaign, Godwin’s career came to a sudden halt just three months before the 2024 Olympics.4.10pmWhat to watch todayBy 3.54pmTwo falls and a sliced leg: Jess Hull’s experience shows running is a contact sportBy Jess Hull was spooked. She didn’t realise it at the time; in fact, it took a few months for her to understand just how spooked she was.Hull clattered to the ground after being clipped from behind by Claudia Hollingsworth in the 1500-metre final at nationals earlier this year.Jess Hull is felled in the final straight of the 1500m.Seven NewsIt was her second fall in months after she also tumbled during the world championships in Tokyo. Two days after claiming bronze in the 1500m, Hull was ankle-tapped in her 800m heat and went to ground. She was reinstated but after having a leg sliced open by a spike in the fall she – unsurprisingly – didn’t run her best in the final.3.53pmThe medal tally so farBy 3.52pmGood afternoon and welcomeBy Hello sports fans, welcome to our coverage of another big day of action in Glasgow. Plenty of medals up for grabs – let’s get into it.1 of 1