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Ghana's Nancy Bamfo suffered a unanimous points defeat to Northern Ireland's Nicole Clyde in the women's 54kg Round of 16 at the Commonwealth Games.
Three of the five judges scored it 30 - 26 in favour of Clyde, while two other judges scored 29 - 27 for Clyde in Sunday's contest.
Bamfo, a corporal in the Ghana Armed Forces, was the second female boxer to have to have been eliminated from the competition on Sunday.
Meanwhile, Adelaide Dede Djabatey, the other female boxer on the bill, also lost via a unanimous points decision to Fiji's Jasmine Duanakamakama.
Four of the judges scored it 30 - 26 in favour Duanakamakama, while the fifth judge scored it 30 - 25 against Dede Djabatey.
In all, three boxers have been defeated in the opening 72 hours of the tournament, after Wahib Omar and Dede Adelaide all suffered first round exits.
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