The Commonwealth Games are set to showcase some of the most exciting sporting action of the year.

From Adam Ramsay-Peaty attempting the impossible in the pool, to Georgia Hunter-Bell and Amy Hunt lighting up the track and The Roses looking for more netball medals, there is no shortage of Team England stars to follow throughout the Games.

Make sure you don't miss a minute by finding out how the Games are being broadcast, with dedicated streams for every sport and more hours of coverage than ever before.

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How can I watch the 2026 Commonwealth Games?

Over 600 hours of live coverage

Commonwealth Games enters new era with TNT Sports and HBO Max set to deliver never-before-seen viewing experience.

TNT Sports is the place to go for day-to-day Commonwealth Games coverage, with over 600 hours of coverage and every medal event will be broadcast live on TNT’s streaming service, HBO Max.

Viewers will require a subscription to access TNT Sports services, starting from £4.99 a month for the HBO Max Basic with Ads plan.

In a brand-new innovation for the Commonwealth Games, TNT Sports 2 will host ‘The Commonwealth Games 360’ - a dynamic channel available to linear and streaming viewers ensuring fans never miss a key moment.

More traditional event-focused live coverage will be screened on TNT Sports 3 and TNT Sports 4 – available on HBO Max to UK customers and linear TV subscribers in UK and Ireland.

The on-site live studio channel will tour between competition venues capturing key moments as they happen in real-time, complemented by unmatched insight and analysis from the stellar line-up of on-screen experts, including Nile Wilson, Ellie Simmonds, Michael Jamieson, Jess Thirlby, Eilidh Doyle, Stef Reid, Dame Sarah Storey, and Delicious Orie. Emma Dodds will anchor the morning session, with Radzi Chinyanganya and Becky Ives fronting the afternoon and evening coverage.

The state-of-the-art on-site studio, supported by augmented reality graphics and cutting-edge analysis tools will ensure enhanced storytelling. A comprehensive team of reporters and roaming crews will be stationed across competition venues, delivering breaking news, updates and athlete interviews.

Nightly highlights on free to air (and the Opening Ceremony too)

Free to air broadcaster 5 have partnered with TNT Sports and are set to show extensive highlights each day throughout the Games, both on TV, on 5 streaming and on their YouTube channel. They will also show the Opening Ceremony, free to air, on 23 July, with former British sprinter Jeanette Kwakye hosting coverage.

How can I listen to the Commonwealth Games on radio?

If you can't get your eyes on the action, then why not listen instead?

talkSPORT will provide live coverage, with Team England gold medallists Greg Rutherford and Christine Ohuruogu part of their coverage, alongside Natalie Sawyer. Medallists Lewis Richardson, Georgia Holt, and Molly Renshaw will also bring expert insight.

Tune in to talkSPORT or talkSPORT2 via DAB digital radio, or on 1089/1053 AM. Stream every moment for free at talkSPORT.com or via the talkSPORT app or just ask your device to "Play talkSPORT"
talkSPORT is available as a 24/7 live stream via YouTube and on Smart TV platforms 

“As the first UK commercial radio station to serve as an official broadcast partner for the Commonwealth Games, we are proud to bring our audience closer to the action than ever before," said Liam Fisher, Head of talkSPORT.

BBC Sounds will also deliver extensive coverage on BBC Five Live, with Eleanor Oldroyd heading up a daily show from 7pm alongside updates throughout the day. They'll also be extensive coverage across the BBC regional TV and radio network, for you to follow the successes of your local heroes.

Across socials

We'll be embedded inside Team England to bring you all the behind the scenes news and gossip as we go for gold in Glasgow. Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and X.

Our social channels will post results as they happen and they'll be reports on all the action from our journalists in Glasgow on the Team England website.