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COMMONWEALTH GAMES - GLASGOW - 2014 

Tonight at the Games - 10 x 1 hour chat shows hosted by Claire Balding and Mark Chapman that reviews the action from each day of competition and interviews the medal winners (10, 5 Discs, BBC, PAL)

Sportsday Round-Up - 11 x 16 minute round-up of the sports action from each day of competition (10, 2 Discs, BBC, PAL)
Commonwealth Games : Review - Claire Balding and Hazel Irvine host a review of the games, with interviews from some of the key players (10, 1 hour, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

Disc 1
Mens Triathlon - Alistair Brownlee of England completed his set of Gold Medals with a win in Glasgow. Alistair was in the leading pack the whole race and pulled away from his brother Jonny during the running section to claim Gold. Jonny claimed Silver and Richard Murray of South Africa took the Bronze (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Chilton/Trew, PAL)

Disc 2
Mixed Team Relay Triathlon - In the inaugural running of the race at the Commonwealth games, the England team of Alistair and Jonny Brownlee, Jodie Stimpson and Vicky Holland took an expected Gold with a big win. The quartet each completed the 400m swim, 6km cycle, and 1.6km run course in a total time of 1 hour 13 minutes and 24 seconds. South Africa took silver, 49 seconds back, with Australia third (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Chilton/Emmerson/Trew, PAL)

Disc 3
Netball Group B - England (48) v (49) Australia - The big match-up in Group B didn't disappoint as the Australians took a tight win. England led by as many as 6 goals but Australia fought back to trail by only 1 goal at the half, 27-26. A nip-and-tuck 2nd half saw both teams evenly matched and after England had missed a potentially game-winning shot with 20 seconds left, Australia went straight up-court to hit the game-winner themselves with 8 seconds left (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Woods/Navin, PAL)

Disc 4
Netball Semi-Final - England (34) v (35) New Zealand - New Zealand booked their place in the Gold Medal game with a last-gasp win over England. England started the better and held an early 5 goal lead, but the Kiwis fought back to take a 20-19 lead in at the half. The 2nd half was evenly matched but England had a chance to win as they had the ball in the final seconds with the scores tied at 34-34. But England turned the ball over and with the last shot of the match, the Kiwis scored to take the win (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Brougham/Navin, PAL)

Disc 5
Womens 400 Metres IM Swimming Final - Scotland's Hannah Miley retained her Commonwealth Gold medal with a record-setting swim in Glasgow. Miley trailed for 350 metres but stormed through in the final 50 metres to win in a Games-record time of 4 minutes 31.76 seconds. Silver medal went to Aimee Willmott of England and Bronze went to Keryn McMaster of Austraila. Includes the medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Mens 200 Metre Breaststroke Swimming Final - Scotland's Ross Murdoch stunned the crowd with a record-setting win in Glasgow. Scotlands's Olympic silver medalist Michael Jameison was favourite to win the race but Murdoch had the best race of his career to set a British and Commonwealth record time of 2 minutes 8.4 seconds that earned him the Gold. Jameison finished with Silver and England's Andrew Willis claimed the Bronze. Includes the medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Disc 6
Womens Gymnastics : Individual Ribbon Final - Francesca Jones claimed Wales 1st Gold Medal of the Games with her final routine before retirement. Jones had previously won 5 silver medals at the Games but her Ribbon routine was good enough for Gold. This is Jones's routine only (10, Re-broadcast - 10 minutes, BBC - Fenner/Still, PAL)

Womens Gymnastics : Individual Floor Final - England's Claudia Fragapane became the first Englishwoman to win four Golds at a single Commonwealth Games in 84 years with a win in the Individual Floor Final. This is Fragapane's routine only and includes the medal ceremony (10, Re-broadcast - 11 minutes, BBC - Fenner/Still/Baker, PAL)

Mens Diving 10 Metre Platform Final - England's Tom Daley retained his Gold Medal with a dominating performance. Daley finished with 516.55 points, 80 points ahead of Ooi Tze Liang of Malaysia in Silver. Includes all of Tom Daley's dives (10, Re-broadcast hi-lites, 1 Disc, BBC - Ballard/Taylor, PAL)

Disc 7
Womens 100 Metre Hurdles Final - Australian Sally Pearson added to her Olympic Gold with a big win over England's Tiffany Porter. Pearson led from the start and won in a time of 12.67 seconds (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cotter, PAL)

Womens 800 Metres Final - In an emotional race at Hampden Park, Kenyan Eunice Jepkoech Sum claimed Gold, just ahead of Scot Lynsey Sharp in Silver. Sharp had battled an injury plagued season and a pre-race sickness to reach the final but overcame adversity with a stunning final 100 metres to take 2nd place. Includes the medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Womens 1500 Metres Final - In a tight, tactical race it was Kenyan Faith Kipyegon who came through to win Gold, with England's Laura Weightman claiming Silver (in a personal best time) and Canada's Kate van Buskirk taking Bronze. Includes the medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram/Foster, PAL)

Womens 5000 Metres Final - 40 year old Jo Pavey of England turned back the clock to run an inspired race and claim a Bronze medal behind favoured Kenyans Mercy Cherono (Gold) and Janet Kisa (Silver) (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram/Foster, PAL)

Disc 8
Mens 100 Metres Final - In the absence of World and Olympic champion Usain Bolt, fellow Jamaican Kemar Bailey-Cole claimed Gold in 10 seconds flat. England's Adam Gemili took Silver with Jamaican Nickel Ashmeade claiming Bronze. The Silver was Gemili's 1st senior medal (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Mens 4 x 100 Metres Heat - Jamaica began their Defense of their title with an easy run-out in the heats. Jamaica qualified 1st, followed by Nigeria. The Jamaican team were anchored by Usain Bolt (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Mens 4 x 100 Metres Final - Jamaica successfully defended their title with a tight win at a rainy Hampden Park. The Jamaican quartet featured Usain Bolt, Kemar Bailey-Cole, Nickel Ashmeade and Jason Livermore with Bolt running the anchor leg. The Silver went to England ( Adam Gemili, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, Richard Kilty and Danny Talbot) who led briefly at the final changeover (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Mens 4 x 400 Metres Final - At a rainy Hampden Park, England sensationally won the Gold, holding off a strong challenge from the Bahamas at the line. The England quartet of Conrad Williams, Michael Bingham, Daniel Awde and Matt Hudson-Smith stormed ahead with 250 metres to go and then held on to take the Gold. Includes the medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)