GC2018 Rugby Sevens - Day 3

Day 3 of the 2018 Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens on the Gold Coast, including Gold Medal Games for both Men and Women

Womens

Game W13 - Fiji v South Africa

Fiji 40 defeated South Africa 12

Game W14 - Kenya v Wales

Kenya 14 defeated Wales 12

Game W15 - Australia v Canada (Semi-Final 1)

Australia 33 defeated Canada 7

Charlotte Caslick (Australia)

Emma Tonegato (Australia)

Emma Tonegato (Australia)

Emma Tonegato (Australia)

Emma Tonegato (Australia)

Emma Tonegato (Australia)

Game W16 - New Zealand v England (Semi-Final 2)

New Zealand 26 defeated England 5

Sarah Goss (New Zealand)

Sarah Goss (New Zealand)

Portia Woodman (New Zealand)

Portia Woodman (New Zealand)

Portia Woodman (New Zealand)

Abbie Brown (England)

Game W17 - South Africa v Wales (Play-off for 7th)

Wales 19 defeated South Africa 14

Game W18 - Fiji v Kenya (Play-off for 5th)

Fiji 40 defeated Kenya 5

Game W19 - Canada v England (Bronze Medal Match)

England 24 defeated Canada 19

Game W20 - Australia v New Zealand (Gold Medal Match)

New Zealand 17 defeated Australia 12

Australia v New Zealand

Michaela Blyde (New Zealand)

Emma Tonegato (Australia)

Ellia Green (Australia)

Ellia Green (Australia)

Ellia Green (Australia)

Confusion at Full-Time in the Gold Medal match

Confusion at Full-Time in the Gold Medal match

Kelly Brazier scores the extra-time match winner

Dom du Toit (Australia)

Dom du Toit (Australia)

Dom du Toit (Australia)

Heartbreak for the Aussies

Heartbreak for the Aussies

Heartbreak for the Aussies

Mens

Game M25 - Australia v Kenya

Australia 33 defeated Kenya 5

Maurice Longbottom (Australia)

Maurice Longbottom (Australia)

Australia v Kenya

Australia v Kenya

Australia v Kenya

Tim Anstee (Australia)

Australian Coach Andy Friend

Raelene Castle and Cameron Clyne

Game M26 - Scotland v Wales

Scotland 19 defeated Wales 12

Scottish Fan

Game M27 - England v New Zealand (Semi-Final 1)

New Zealand 17 defeated England 12

Regan Ware (New Zealand)

Game M28 - South Africa v Fiji (Semi-Final 2)

Fiji 24 defeated South Africa 19

Jerry Tuwai (Fiji)

Rosko Specman (South Africa)

Fijian Fans

Game M29 - Kenya v Wales (Play-off for 7th)

Wales 28 defeated Kenya 24

Game M30 - Australia v Scotland (Play-off for 5th)

Australia 26 defeated Scotland 0

John Porch (Australia)

Maurice Longbottom (Australia)

Game M31 - South Africa v England (Bronze Medal Match)

England 21 defeated South Africa 14

Dan Norton (England)

Harry Glover (England)

Phil Burgess (England)

Game M32 - New Zealand v Fiji (Gold Medal Match)

New Zealand 14 defeated Fiji 0

Medal Ceremonies

Gold Medal Haka