More than 3,000 athletes from 74 Commonwealth nations and territories will compete in 215 medal events over days and across 10 sports at Glasgow 2026.
Here is the daily schedule, with finals and gold-medal events in bold.
Head to the official Commonwealth Games website for the full event schedule and latest results
Wednesday, 29 July – day six (26 golds)
Day six highlights:
There are the finals of both 3×3 basketball formats, while the men’s 200m freestyle could bring a home nations showdown in the pool.
Schedule:
08:30-14:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
09:30-12:00 – weightlifting – women’s 77kg final
10:00-13:30 – athletics and Para-athletics heats
10:30-13:00 – swimming and Para-swimming heats
11:30-15:30 – 3×3 basketball and 3×3 wheelchair basketball
12:00-15:30 – boxing – seven quarter-finals
14:00-16:30 – weightlifting – men’s 94kg final
14:00-17:30 – netball – Jamaica v Scotland followed by England v Tonga
15:00-22:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
16:30-21:30 – 3×3 basketball and 3×3 wheelchair basketball – gold and bronze medal matches
18:00-21:30 – boxing – seven quarter-finals
18:30-21:00 – weightlifting – women’s 86kg final
18:30-21:45 – athletics and Para-athletics – eight finals
19:00-22:00 – swimming and Para-swimming – 11 finals
19:00-22:30 – netball – New Zealand v Wales followed by Australia v South Africa
Thursday, 30 July – day seven (17 golds)
Day seven highlights:
The first day of finals in the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome features a packed programme culminating in the men’s and women’s team sprints.
The women’s 5,000m final could be the race to watch at Scotstoun, while England’s Emily Campbell bids to defend her title on the final day of weightlifting.
Schedule:
08:30-14:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
09:00-12:30 – netball – Malawi v Tonga followed by Uganda v Scotland
09:30-12:00 – weightlifting – men’s 110kg final
10:00-13:15 – track cycling and Para-track cycling
10:00-13:30 – athletics and Para-athletics
14:00-16:30 – weightlifting – women’s +86kg final
14:00-17:30 – netball – New Zealand v Trinidad & Tobago followed by Australia v Northern Ireland
15:00-22:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
16:00-19:00 – track cycling and Para-track cycling – seven finals
18:30-21:00 – weightlifting – men’s +110kg final
18:30-21:45 – athletics and Para athletics – seven finals
19:00-22:30 – netball – Jamaica v Wales followed by England v South Africa
Friday, 31 July – day eight (22 golds)
Day eight highlights:
The men’s and women’s 200m finals are at Scotstoun, as well as Georgia Hunter Bell in the women’s 800m final.
At the velodrome, it will be the men’s keirin and head-to-head sprints, and the judo starts in the SEC Centre, with Scotland looking to better their four medals in Birmingham.
Schedule:
08:30-14:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
09:00-12:30 – netball – classification 11 v 12 and 9 v 10 matches
10:00-14:30 – athletics and Para-athletics
10:00-14:30 – track cycling and Para-track cycling
10:30-12:30 – boxing – four semi-finals
11:00-14:00 – judo – quarter-finals
14:00-17:30 – netball – classification 7 v 8 and 5 v 6 matches
14:30-17:00 – boxing – five semi-finals
15:00-22:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
16:00-18:45 – judo – five gold medal matches
16:00-20:15 – track cycling and Para-track cycling – seven finals
18:30-22:00 – athletics and Para-athletics – 10 finals
19:00-21:30 – boxing – five semi-finals
Saturday, 1 August – day nine (44 golds)
Day nine highlights:
A huge 44 gold medals to be won across athletics and Para-athletics, boxing, track and Para-track cycling, and judo.
All the men’s and women’s boxing finals at the SEC Centre, and might Josh Kerr break the men’s mile world record in his home country?
Plus, the netball semi-finals take place.
Schedule:
08:30-14:00 – bowls and Para-bowls
09:00-11:00 – netball – semi-final one
10:00-13:30 – track cycling and Para-track cycling
10:00-14:00 – athletics and Para-athletics – eight finals
11:00-14:00 – judo – semi-finals
11:00-14:30 – boxing – seven finals
13:00-15:00 – netball – semi-final two
15:00-19:15 – track cycling and Para-track cycling – six finals
15:00-20:45 – bowls and Para-bowls
16:00-18:45 – judo – five medal contests
16:30-22:00 – boxing – seven finals
18:30-22:00 – athletics and Para-athletics – 11 finals including relays, men’s mile and the final event the women’s mile
Sunday, 2 August – day 10 (15 golds)
Day 10 highlights:
The sporting action concludes with finals in the velodrome – including the women’s keirin, on the judo mat, the bowling green and the netball court, where England will hope to be involved in the gold-medal match.
Schedule:
09:00-11:00 – netball – bronze medal match
09:00-13:00 – track cycling and Para-track cycling – men’s 1,000m time trial final
09:00-15:15 – bowls and Para-bowls – four gold & four bronze medal matches
10:00-13:00 – judo – quarter-finals
13:00-15:00 – netball – final
15:00-17:45 – judo – four gold medal matches
15:00-17:45 – track cycling and Para-track cycling – five finals
Closing ceremony follows
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