What’s on today?

It’s the final day of the athletics, with the highlight likely to be the final of the women’s 1500m. Laura Muir will go for gold, with her training partner, Jemma Reekie, also hoping to get onto the podium. In the women’s 5000m final, Eilish McColgan, who won the 10,000m just a few days ago, will go for the golden double. She will be joined on the start-line by compatriots, Sarah Inglis and Eloise Walker. It’s the final of the women’s 400m, with Zoey Clark Scotland’s sole representative while Guy Learmonth goes in the final of the men’s 800m.

The boxing champions will be crowned, with Reese Lynch, Sam Hickey and Sean Lazzerini all going for gold.

Scotland’s most successful diver of recent times, Grace Reid, finished fourth in the 1m springboard a few days ago but has another chance of a medal, this time in the women’s 3m springboard.

It’s the final day of the cycling, with the road race concluding things. There are five Scottish men on the start line for Scotland, including Mark Stewart and John Archibald while Neah Evans and Anna Shackley go in the women’s race.

The Scottish women’s hockey side face Canada in the fifth place play-off.

The squash tournament has reached the semi-finals with men’s doubles pair Rory Stewart and Greg Lobban the sole Scottish survivors as they aim for a place on the podium.

It’s semi-finals day at the badminton, with two-time medallist Kirsty Gilmour in action in the women’s singles against Canada’s Michelle Li who beat her to gold at Glasgow 2014 and Adam Hall and Julie MacPherson in the last four of the mixed

doubles.