- England finished behind Australia in Pool D after 15-7 defeat at Ibrox
- Wales were Pool C runners up which brings them up against Aussies
- England will face Samoa in Sunday’s quarter final stage
- Scotland also qualified to make it a clean sweep for the home nations
- Hosts finished second behind favourites New Zealand and face South Africa
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All three home nations made it through to the rugby sevens quarter finals – albeit with none of the sides topping their groups in the pool stage.
England lost out to Australia in Pool D after being dominated in a strong second half from the southern hemisphere side, Wales were beaten to top spot in Pool C by Samoa and Scotland’s narrow defeat to champions New Zealand meant they too were runners up.
As a result, England will face Samoa, Wales come up against the Aussies and Scotland will play South Africa in Sunday’s quarter finals.
Facing Samoa: England’s Charles Hayter
Facing South Africa: Scotland’s Scott Wrigh
Facing Australia: Wales’ Luke Morgan
Runner up: James Rodwell, complete with a ripped shirt, makes a run for England at Ibrox on Saturday
If England and Scotland both come out on top of their quarter finals they would face each other in the semis with a guaranteed medal up for grabs.
Meanwhile a win for Wales would most likely give them a tough tie against New Zealand, who have never lost a match in Commonwealth Games history.
The sevens tournament concludes on Sunday with the final scheduled for 21:37 at Ibrox.
THE FINAL POOL TABLES
Pool A
Pool B
Pool C
Pool D
Quarter finals
New Zealand vs Kenya (12:06, Sunday)
Australia vs Wales (12:28, Sunday)
Samoa vs England (12:50, Sunday)
South Africa vs Scotland (13:12, Sunday)
Semi finals
New Zealand/Kenya vs Australia/Wales (18:44, Sunday)
Samoa/England vs South Africa/Scotland (19:06, Sunday)
Bronze medal match (21:15, Sunday)
Gold medal match (21:37, Sunday)
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