27 gold medals on offer on day five of Glasgow 2026
Athletics: England's Amy Hunt wins 100m silver on soaking Scotstoun track
Swimming: Filip Nowacki wins men's 200m breaststroke for Jersey's first ever swimming gold, talisman Duncan Scott pulls Scotland on to relay podium
Gymnastics: Wales' Ruby Evans leads home nations clean sweep of women's floor medals, England's Luke Whitehouse wins vault silver
Netball: Northern Ireland lose to South Africa, Wales beat Trinidad and Tobago for first win
Gymnastics - men's horizontal bar
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at The Arena
Cammy Lynn getting some final words of wisdom down there before he takes to the horizontal bar.
It's about to get loud in here again...
Gymnastics - men's horizontal bar
One last gymnastics final of these Commonwealth Games remaining and it's the men's horizontal bar, this could be pretty spectacular!
Scotland's Cameron Lynn, Wales' Alexander Niscoveanu and England's Alexander Yolshin-Cas will all be giving their all for a medal...
Wales 27-10 Trinidad and Tobago
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
Wales team captain Olivia Breen has made her way over from the gymnastics and is here courtside at the Hydro supporting the Wales team.
She got a huge cheer from the crowd when she showed them her silver medal she won yesterday in the T38 100m final - da iawn Olivia!
Gymnastics - women's floor
Wales' Ruby Evans, speaking to TNT Sports, after winning gold in women's floor: "I’m really happy and pleased that it’s done. I feel like I came out here angry. I definitely knew I wanted to medal but I got gold and I’m really happy for myself.
"Abi [Martin] set the bar, Shantae [Amankwaah] did a really good routine. When I came out I really didn’t know [how well I’d done], it could have gone either way."
Wales 23-8 Trinidad and Tobago
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
A really strong opening quarter for Wales with plenty of turnovers.
They lead Trindad and Tobago 23-8 after the first 15 minutes.
Wales will be pleased with that I'm sure after captain Bethan Dyke spoke about the disappointment of how they started their last match against Scotland.
Gymnastics - women's floor final
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at The Arena
She's done it!
There's a wee moment of delay from Ruby Evans... aye pal, it's your name up there!
She's now letting out all her emotions, and letting it all sink in.
Tremendous.
Gymnastics - Women's Floor Exercise final
Bethan Clement
BBC Sport Wales Reporter
GOLD FOR RUBY EVANS!
What a way to end her games!
Team Wales' Ruby Evans saved her best until last - as the final competitor in the floor exercise final - a discipline in which she won a world silver medal in 2025 - the 19-year-old was in her element.
Oh, and the sparkly leotard colour? A very bright, and yes, very sparkly, Welsh daffodil yellow!
Gymnastics - women's floor
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter a long, long wait... it's gold for Ruby Evans!
A stunning routine to win the title for Wales with a score of 13.500. There are huge celebrations and smiles all round.
England's Abi Martin takes silver on 13.333 with her team-mate Shantae-Eve Amankwaah - at the age of just 17 - securing bronze.
A home nations podium but it's Wales and Evans who will stand atop it.
Gymnastics - women's floor final
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at The Arena
This wait is awful. The tension is palpable.
Gymnastics - women's floor final
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at The Arena
High, high hopes for Ruby Evans, and she's met them with aplomb.
Gliding - and hurling herself - about that floor in her dazzling gold leotard... surely that's an omen?
Phenomenal.
Gymnastics - women's floor
Stunning routine from Ruby Evans!
Has she snatched gold for Wales at the last?
She has given herself every chance. It's over to the judges now, a nervous wait for Evans and Abi Martin.
Women's 63kg final
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland's Sarah Davies Smale, a gold medallist in Birmingham four years ago, has to settle for a silver medal in the women's 63kg final.
She finishes with a total of 217kg.
Canada's Maude Charron (232kg) takes gold, while Femily Crystie-Notte of Nauru (216kg) wins a bronze medal.
Gymnastics - women's floor
Excellent routine from Canada's Lia Grace Redick... and it's good enough to put her into bronze medal position.
Her score of 13.233 bumps her team-mate Lia-Monica Fontaine into fourth.
One more athlete to come. It's Wales' Ruby Evans, decked out all in gold. World silver medallist, it's clear what she's after here...
Gymnastics - women's floor
With just two athletes remaining, England's Abi Martin has guaranteed a medal.
Having led since the start, though, she will still be getting very nervous as she hopes to cling on for gold.
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at The Arena
I'm no gymnastics expert - though I feel it after the last few days - but wow, Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, that was special.
Huge love for that routine in here.
Gymnastics - women's floor
Shantae-Eve Amankwaah is ecstatic at the end of her routine!
Another fabulous routine and her England team-mate Abi Martin is one of the first to congratulate her.
Will it be enough to take top spot from Martin, though?
Nearly but not quite! It's 13.300 for Amankwaah - that puts her in silver medal position, just 0.033 behind Martin.
An England one-two, anyone?
Wales v Trinidad and Tobago
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
Wales have made one change to the starting seven that lost to Scotland last time out, with Vicky Booth coming back into the wing defence position.
Women's 63kg final
England's Sarah Davies Smale has just lifted a Commonwealth Games record of 122kg in the clean and jerk to guarantee herself a medal.
We are just waiting to see what colour it will be.
She still has one lift remaining.
Gymnastics - women's floor
Singapore's Amanda Yap stumbles slightly after her final tumble and it proves costly. She is fourth with a score of 11.000.
What has 16-year-old Lia-Monica Fontaine got? It's good from the Canadian but not quite good enough to get past England's Abi Martin.
Fontaine's 13.100 puts her in the silver medal position.
Next up is England's Shantae-Eve Amankwaah.
Bowls
Andrew Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
Daniel Salmon targets a third Commonwealth Games gold
Whitchurch High School in Cardiff has a great sporting pedigree.
Galactico Gareth Bale, Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas and British and Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton always get a mention.
Add bowler Daniel Salmon to that list, who is going for a three-peat in the men’s pairs event.
He and partner Ross Owen are off to a great start with a 2-0 victory over Niue.