Anna Morris has Josie Knight in her sights on the long straight.

The lead is over four seconds.

Anna Morris has a lead of nearly two seconds at the mid-point. This is looking like a procession to the line, if her legs hold up in her second gruelling event of the day.

Anna Morris is not looking back, leading by 1.270secs after 1,000m of the 4,000m race.

Anna Morris is the first to show, leading Josie Knight by nearly a second inside two laps.

The race for gold now.

England's Josie Knight, who set a new Games record in qualifying, will face Wales' Anna Morris, the current World Champion, for the big one.

Wonderful ride from Erin Boothman.

The 19-year-old debutant broke Bryony Botha's spirit and legs and ended up winning by 1.245 seconds.

Defeating the defending champion, in a home games, for a medal.

Glasgow erupts.

Erin Boothman is coming back again and her lead is growing.

Into the final 1,000m.

Neck-and-neck stuff.

The defending champion is under pressure, but does Bryony Botha have a big finish in her legs?

Bryony Botha is nibbling away at Erin Boothman's lead, lap by lap.

It's less than 0.2s at the midway point.

Erin Boothman has half a second's advantage over Bryony Botha after four of the 16 laps.

Good start.

We're back on track.. Erin Boothman of Scotland is going for bronze against New Zealand's Bryony Botha.

16 laps, if it goes the distance... if one catches the other, it's all over.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the SEC

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Orlando Holley-Sotomi was a promising rugby player when he first began boxing at 15 years old.

He was in the Dragons academy and picked up the sport in order to improve his fitness.

A three-time Welsh champion, his statement knockout win in the quarter-finals caught the eyes here.

Now he's guaranteed silver with his unanimous decision points win over Mauritius' Merven Clare.

Wales' Orlando Holley-Sotomi is into his first Commonwealth final.

The 22-year-old produced a dominant display to cruise past Mauritius fighter Merven Clair with a 5-0 win in their men's 70kg bout and will face either Scotland's Sonny Kerr or Northern Ireland's Jon McConnell in Saturday's final.

Kerr and McConnell are fighting in their semi-final now.

Charlie Ayre wins bronze for England!

Ayre landed a yuko on Regan Wali before holding the Kenyan for a waza-ari.

The 20-year-old from Middlesbrough then finished the bout on the ground by holding Wali in a chokehold with his leg to force the submission.

A dominant display by Ayre and a well-earned spot on the podium.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at SEC

It's a first judo medal for Scotland.

Summer Shaw beats Botho Babutso of Botswana in the bronze-medal match. Not bad for her first senior competition...

"It was incredible," the 22-year-old from Camberley in Surrey said.

"The amount of support... as soon as I got into the position for the arm lock, the crowd were going, ‘Go on, Summer, go on’ because they knew I could get it."

Another very cagey first lap and a half but England's Sophie Capewell goes for home with a lap to go but Malaysia's Nurul Mohammed Asri comes around the outside on the final turn and wins the race for the line by a wheel.

Impressive stuff on the long home straight.

England's Sophie Capewell leads out Malaysia's Nurul Mohammed Asri slowly in the first race of the second semi-final.

English judoka Charlie Ayre takes to the mat at the SEC to face Kenyan Regan Wali for the bronze medal.

Emma Finucane leads going into the final lap and cruises to the line.

She takes a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series.

Wales are guaranteed a silver no matter what, but she has her eyes on gold, make no mistake...