The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will officially begin on July 23
Thousands of elite athletes from 74 nations and territories are converging for the prestigious global event
Glasgow proudly hosts the XXIII Games, marking Scotland's fourth time welcoming the competition
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will officially get underway on July 23, marking the start of a thrilling 10-day celebration of international sport. As the sporting world counts down to the opening ceremony at the OVO Hydro, thousands of elite athletes from 74 nations and territories are converging for what promises to be an unforgettable showcase of athletic prowess, resilience, and global sportsmanship.
Scotland's vibrant largest city, Glasgow, proudly steps in as host for this year's XXIII Commonwealth Games. This marks the second time Glasgow has welcomed the prestigious multi-sport event—following its highly successful stint in 2014—and the fourth time the Games have been hosted in Scotland overall, building on Edinburgh's historic editions in 1970 and 1986.
UK's Performance At Birmingham 2022 Games
At Birmingham 2022, UK participated as four different nations namely England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with a combined 301 medals won.
England led the way with 176 medals, including 57 gold, while Scotland won 51, Wales claimed 28 and Northern Ireland secured 18.
The 2026 Games will once again take place in Scotland, giving the home nations another opportunity to showcase their athletes on the Commonwealth stage.
Commonwealth Games 2022: Live Streaming Info In UKR
Live streaming of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow will be available exclusively on HBO Max, with subscription plans starting from £4.99.
Viewers will also have access to extensive live coverage across TNT Sports channels.
Together, the platforms are set to provide more than 600 hours of live action, including every medal event from July 23 to August 2.
For fans looking for a free-to-air option, Channel 5 will broadcast extensive daily highlights, allowing viewers to catch up on the biggest moments and medal-winning performances from the Games.
