England suffered a comprehensive 68-50 defeat to Australia in the netball bronze-medal match at the Hydro in Glasgow, leaving the Commonwealth Games without a medal.
Key facts
- Australia beat England 68-50 in the netball bronze-medal match.
- The match was played at the Hydro in Glasgow.
- England will leave the Commonwealth Games without a netball medal.
- The result was described as a comprehensive defeat.
England will leave the Commonwealth Games without a medal in netball after suffering a comprehensive 68-50 defeat to Australia at the Hydro in Glasgow, according to Sky Sports.
The bronze-medal match saw the Australia Diamonds establish a commanding lead over the England Roses, with the final margin of 18 points reflecting the gap between the two sides on the day.
The defeat means England depart the Games empty-handed in the netball competition, missing out on a place on the podium.
Australia secured the bronze medal with the win at the Glasgow venue, closing out their Commonwealth Games netball campaign with a decisive performance.
Why it matters
Netball is one of the flagship team sports at the Commonwealth Games, and a medal is a key target for England's Roses. Leaving without a podium finish marks a disappointing conclusion to their campaign in Glasgow.
Frequently asked questions
What was the final score in the netball bronze-medal match?
Australia beat England 68-50 in the bronze-medal match, according to Sky Sports.
Where was the match played?
The match took place at the Hydro in Glasgow.
Did England win a netball medal at the Games?
No. The defeat to Australia means England will leave the Commonwealth Games without a netball medal.