Glasgow 2014 round-up: Day Four
The Commonwealth Games is 11 days of non-stop action.
With 4,000 athletes, 261 medal ceremonies and 71 teams, it can be easy to lose track.
But, don't worry, as each day passes we'll give you a round-up of the winners, the losers, and what you've been saying about it all on social media.
So, here's what happened today.
The moment of the day belonged to Erraid Davies, who, at the age of 13, won a bronze medal in the para-sport 100m breaststroke SB9 final.
"I'm really happy," said the teenager afterwards. "Mum and Dad are here to watch and I'm not sure what we'll do to celebrate later."
High drama also came at Kelvingrove, where Scotland's Alex Marshall and Paul Foster reached the final of the pairs. A millimetre-prefect final delivery by Marshall set up a gold medal match with Malaysia.
The Northern Hemisphere - Wales, England and Scotland all crashed out of the Medal Tournament in the Rugby Sevens at Ibrox.
Wales went down 21-19 to Australia, while England were narrowly beaten by Samoa 15-14.
Scotland managed to narrow the gap on South Africa with tries either side of half time, but the South Africans were too strong and ran out 35-12 winners.
Scotland later went down to a 15-12 defeat against England in the plate semi-final.
The Medal Table
Team Scotland kept their place in the medal table, upping their tally to 30, which is just three behind their Commonwealth Games record.
England remain in second place, with Australia looking good at the top of the table.
Wales are in 8th and Northern Ireland are down in 22nd,
Keep up to date with the medal table here.
Tweets of the day
1. "Proud mum and dad."
The BBC's Chris Mitchell posts the above photo of bronze medallist Erraid Davies and her beaming parents.
2. "My little sisters trending? What is going on? #erraiddavies"
Erraid's sister Vhairi tries to adjust to her sibling's news global fame.
3. "Massive congratulations to @chris_pritch who has just got ENGAGED after the finish of his race - a romantic moment in the velodrome today!"
Scottish Cycling celebrate one of their own, Chris Pritchard, getting engaged. Fellow Scottish cyclist and silver medal winner, Aileen McGlynn, also got engaged in the velodrome on Day Four.
3. "Eng v Eng in squash. Unless you know the game, makes it hard to know who is winning!"
Finch Netball weren't sure if England or England were ahead in on the squash court.
The highlight of the day, and possibly Glasgow 2014. Erraid Davies wins bronze.
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