The Commonwealth Games enters its penultimate day in Glasgow on Saturday, featuring a thrilling return of the mile race, absent since 1966. Expectations soar as Jake Wightman and Josh Kerr, both hailing from Scotland, gear up for the men's event. Kerr, fresh off a world record heat, expressed his excitement:

How many times in my career am I going to be running to the line in front of a world-class pack feeling as good as I am in front of a home crowd?

In boxing, 14 gold medals are up for grabs, while the netball semi-finals showcase England against New Zealand at 9am, following England's comeback victory over South Africa. The other semi-final pits four-time champions Australia against Jamaica.

Horse racing at Goodwood promises an exhilarating finale with Consent aiming for victory in the Qatar Lillie Langtry Stakes at 3pm. William Haggas’s Al Aasy seeks a third consecutive win in the Glorious Stakes at 2:25pm, and Richard Spencer’s Two Tribes aims for a successful title defense in the Stewards’ Cup at 3:35pm.

As the Tour de France Femmes kicks off at 1pm, Pauline Ferrand-Prévot looks to defend her title amidst tough competition from Demi Vollering, the pre-race favorite after a stellar season. Ferrand-Prévot's Team Visma-Lease a Bike is focused on reclaiming the yellow jersey, bolstered by the presence of triple stage winner Marianne Vos.

Sunday marks the final day of the Commonwealth Games, featuring 15 gold medals, including the netball gold final. In track cycling, Great Britain's Katy Marchant, Sophie Capewell, and Emma Finucane face off against Ellesse Andrews, the reigning champion. Additionally, Kadeena Cox looks to secure gold in her signature event, the Women’s C4-C5 4,000m individual pursuit.

The Tour de France Femmes continues with a challenging nine-stage route, including a significant climb on Mont Ventoux, marking its debut in the women’s race. This stage could prove pivotal in the battle for the yellow jersey, with contenders like Marlen Reusser and Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney in the mix.