Australia's Hockeyroos have won a titanic battle with old-rivals England in the Gold medal match at the Commonwealth Games. The unbeaten women's hockey side went in as favourites against England, but needed to score a last-minute equaliser to send the match into a penalty shootout. Goalkeeper Rachael Lynch was the saving grace for Australia, deflecting three of England’s four penalties to give the Australians their back-to-back Commonwealth Games gold. Scroll down for video A jubilant Hockeyroos side react after winning the penalty shootout against England in the gold medal match The Hockeyroos win a dramatic final against England on day nine
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The Hockeyroos snatched a last-minute equaliser to the send game into penalty shootout
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Jodie Kenny slotted home 16s from time to level at 1-1
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Hockeyroos goalkeeper Rachel Lynch then saved thee of four penalties
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The Hockeyroos won the penalty 3-1 and their fourth Commonwealth gold
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Australia have 45 gold medals behind England with 56
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