Northern Ireland leads Trinidad and Tobago in netball placing final

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Northern Ireland leads Trinidad and Tobago in netball placing final
Summary

During the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Northern Ireland is in position to finish 11th in netball, leading Trinidad and Tobago 65-28 in the fourth quarter of their placing final. This match determines placements from 5th to 12th, with the semifinals scheduled for tomorrow featuring New Zealand against England and Australia facing Jamaica. Today's placing matches will conclude the current classification before moving to the knockout rounds.

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  • Northern Ireland leads Trinidad and Tobago 65-28 in the fourth quarter.
  • Match determines the final classification from 5th to 12th.
  • Semifinals are set for tomorrow with key matchups.
  • Northern Ireland is aiming for an 11th place finish.
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Updates from Friday’s live action around Glasgow Medal table | Campbell cooks up gold | Email Billy Netball: Northern Ireland are on course to finish 11th in the netball final classification – they lead 65-28 in the fourth quarter against Trinidad and Tobago in that placing final. Places 5th-12th will be decided today, with the semi-finals tomorrow and the final on Sunday. Tomorrow Semi-finals: New Zealand v England (9am), Australia v Jamaica (1pm) Continue reading...

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