6.25pmAussies qualify as injured athletes leave the trackBy UPDATED: Both Scotland’s Lauren Bell and Wales’ Rhian Edmunds are up and ok, but leave the track with assistance.For Bell, it looked like a left shoulder injury, while Edmunds was a bit unsteady on her feet.That crash was in the last of our three qualifying heats, of which two Australians made it through. Alessia McCaig and Kristina Clonan will be in the women’s keirin final later, but Liliya Tatarinoff will have to find something a little extra in the repechage round if she wants to qualify after finishing third in her heat.(L-R) Lauren Bell of Team Scotland and Rhian Edmunds of Team Wales fall during the women’s keirin.Getty ImagesRhian Edmunds of Team Wales is helped off the track.Getty ImagesLauren Bell of Team Scotland reacts after being involved in a crash.Getty Images6.20pmDiamonds make fast start in bronze matchBy There were a shaky few minutes but the Diamonds seem to have found their groove to lead the first quarter 19-11.At first, it looked like Australia might be in for a rough game, with a missed shot and some shaky throws.But then the Diamonds found their rhythm, overpowering England’s defences to snatch an eight-goal lead.The umpires appear to be taking a stricter approach today, issuing multiple contacts and obstructions to both England and Australia’s goalkeepers.To maintain this lead, the Diamonds will need to keep this energy up and ignore the crowd, which are anti-Australia once again.6.19pmCarnage in first race of the dayBy Yesterday’s racing finished with a crash, and that’s exactly how racing begins today in the women’s keirin qualification.There’s a wobble on the turn with two laps to go and Scotland’s Lauren Bell and Rhian Edmunds from Wales hit the deck.It was hard to see which caused the crash, but both riders are getting medical attention and remain on the track.6.00pmNew territory - Diamonds fight for bronzeBy Hi folksI’m here at the Hydro where our Aussie Diamonds are taking on England. I’m not going to lie, there’s a weird feeling in the air. This is absolutely new territory for Australia, who have never not been in contention for the gold medal.Sophie Garbin shoots against Tonga.Getty ImagesHowever, after losing to Jamaica yesterday, the Diamonds are playing for bronze today.5.57pmThe tallyBy 5.55pmFinal day at the velodromeBy Good evening readers. Happy final day of the Commonwealth Games.I’m out at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome one last time, where there are seven more medal events today.Our first Australians in action will be Liliya Tatarinoff, Alessia McCaig and Kristina Clonan in the women’s keirin qualifying at 6pm AEST.Then, it’s the heats for the men’s 40km points race. Blake Agnoletto, Conor Leahy and Oliver Bleddyn take to the track for that, before Allan Gordon takes part in the men’s C1-C3 3000m individual pursuit qualifying.The last event of that session (more to come later) is our first medal event of the day, and Thomas Cornish, Leigh Hoffman and Ryan Tate will be in that race.5.54pmThe events to comeBy 5.54pmGood eveningBy G’day everyone and welcome to our day 10 live blog as the 2026 Commonwealth Games comes to an end in Glasgow.I’m Roy Ward and I’ll be starting us off tonight as we start the last day of competition.We have heaps of sport to come, so lock in and enjoy the last hours of this great event.1 of 1