Glasgow is set to host a streamlined version of the Commonwealth Games in 2026, welcoming athletes from 74 nations and territories to compete for gold in the Scottish city. This shift to Glasgow follows the withdrawal of the Australian state of Victoria, which backed out three years ago due to the high costs associated with hosting the Games.

The 10-sport programme will include six Para sports, featuring:

• Athletics
• Gymnastics
• Cycling
• Swimming

Events will occur across four venues in Glasgow, with the Scotstoun Stadium, accommodating 11,000 spectators, designated for athletics. The spotlight will shine on Josh Kerr, the new mile world record holder, as he represents the home crowd.

In a notable change, the Games will be broadcast live on TNT Sports and HBO Max, departing from traditional coverage on the BBC and other terrestrial channels.

Day-by-Day Schedule Highlights:

• Opening Ceremony
• 3x3 Basketball and 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball
• Artistic Gymnastics
• Bowls and Para Bowls
• Boxing
• Swimming and Para Swimming
• Netball
• Weightlifting

This edition promises to deliver an exciting and inclusive atmosphere as Glasgow takes center stage for the Commonwealth Games. Stay tuned for the complete schedule to catch every thrilling session.