It's going to be an Aussie one-two out of Georgia Baker and Alyssa Polites, who has surged out in front.

The gold is going to be hers.

Ah, that's a shame for England's Madelaine Leech. She misses out on a medal.

Anna Morris is gone. She is just beaten across the line by New Zealand's Ally Maree Wollaston and won't get her fourth medal of these Games. The Kiwi is the next to go.

We're down to four. You don't want to go out now!

Cypriot Zanet Michaelidou has got off to a good start with a yuko on England's Shelley Ludford.

Just the one point in it and still early on, though.

Scotland's Erin Boothman gets reeled back in and that's Scotland's hopes over.

That looked a bit close for comfort with Anna Morris of Wales.

There goes Carys Lloyd. An eighth-place finish for the Welshwoman.

Wales still have Anna Morris and Carys Lloyd in the running.

Australia lose Sophie Edwards.

Eight riders left now.

Jessica Roberts won't add to her silver medal from the points race. She's the next to go.

Northern Ireland's Erin Creighton and England's Abigail Miller are gone, followed by New Zealand's Prudence Fowler.

Only 11 riders left.

We are underway in the judo and the medals are flowing already.

It was a close contest between Coralie Godbout of Canada and India's Ishroop Narang to open the afternoon session, seeing it enter golden score with Narang on two shidos.

It got tense after Godbout was awarded a shido of her own but her aggressiveness paid off to earn the win with a yuko.

Next up is England's Shelley Ludford hoping to claim a bronze of her own.

Another Scottish exit with Kate Richardson out. Only Erin Boothman remains for the hosts.

Wales are hoping to add to their already superb medal haul at the track cycling.

Anna Morris claimed her second gold of the Games when winning the points race on Saturday - and had Welsh company on the podium in silver medallist Jess Roberts.

This isn't a team race, but you can see the riders bunching together tactically with their compatriots.

Neah Evans of Scotland is the next rider to fall out.

England's Sophie Lewis gets penned in at the back and she can't escape. She's out.

Northern Ireland's Esther Wong is the next to go, followed by Singapore's Elizabeth Le min Liau.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

Cycling's answer to Squid Games.

A name and number flashed up on the big screen... you're out.

Brutal, but so compelling.

And there's the bell! Who's going to be the first to go?

It's South Africa's S'annara Grove.

There goes the whistle and they're off!

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Wales' Anna Morris has certainly had a Commonwealth Games to remember.

Gold in the points race and the individual pursuit. Bronze in the team pursuit.

What will it be in the elimination race today?

She is joined on the start line by compatriots Jessica Roberts and Carys Lloyd.

Ask Me Anything

The elimination race starts off with a large group of riders. At the end of every other lap, a bell will ring and the last rider is eliminated and the group is whittled down as the race progresses.

And it all comes to an end when there is just one rider left standing.

This should be fun!