Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games viewing highlights for Saturday 1 August

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Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games viewing highlights for Saturday 1 August – Seven and 7plus Sport have outlined the key Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games viewing highlights for Saturday, 1 August.

The Saturday schedule puts athletics, track cycling and boxing at the centre of prime time, before overnight medal chances across cycling, judo, boxing and athletics. All times below are AEST.

For Seven, the daily highlights format continues to help viewers navigate a packed Glasgow program. Tonight’s schedule gives Australian fans a clear path through the biggest medal sessions across the track, velodrome, ring and field.

Tonight on Seven and 7plus Sport

  • 7.00pm | Athletics: Matthew Shepherd represents Australia in the men’s shot put F57 final, before Samuel Rizzo and Samuel Carter line up in the men’s 1500m T54 final.
  • 7.00pm | Athletics: Elizabeth McMillen, Rebecca Henderson and Jemima Montag contest the women’s 10,000m race walk final. Matt Denny begins his Glasgow 2026 campaign in the men’s discus throw final from 8.50pm.
  • 9.00pm | Athletics: Thomas Reynolds goes for gold in the men’s 400m final, before the women’s 200m T38 final from 10.25pm.
  • 7.00pm | Track Cycling: Australia’s riders aim to qualify for men’s and women’s finals, with a major finals session to follow on Sunday morning.
  • 9.15pm | Boxing: Jye Dixon and Jacob Cassar aim to win gold medals for Australia in their respective finals.

Overnight medal moments

  • 12.00am | Track Cycling: Kane Perris and Luke Zaccaria contest the men’s tandem B sprint final, before Jess Gallagher and Jacqui Mengler-Mohr line up in the women’s tandem B 1000m time trial final.
  • 12.55am | Track Cycling: The women’s 25km points race final begins, followed by the women’s 1000m time trial final from 1.30am.
  • 2.30am | Track Cycling: The morning cycling session concludes with the men’s 10km scratch race final and men’s sprint final.
  • 1.00am | Judo: Maeve Coughlan, Saya Middleton, Keishin Ochi, Aoife Coughlan and Danny Vojnikovich are listed for medal action.
  • 1.30am | Boxing: Emma-Sue Greentree looks to add another Australian gold in the final boxing session.
  • 4.00am | Athletics: Kurtis Marschall stars in the men’s pole vault final, Brooke Buschkuehl goes for gold in the women’s long jump, and Mackenzie Little competes in the women’s javelin.
  • 4.00am | Athletics: Peter Bol aims to add Commonwealth gold in the 800m final, while Cam Myers, Olli Hoare, Jess Hull, Claudia Hollingsworth and Abbey Caldwell chase medals in the men’s and women’s mile finals.

Sunday night preview

  • 6.00pm | Bowls and Para Bowls: Australia’s bowlers look to secure medals in the final session of bowls and para bowls.
  • 6.00pm | Track Cycling: Tayte Ryan and Tom Cornish go for gold in the men’s 1000m time trial final.
  • 12.00am | Track Cycling: Georgia Baker, Sophie Edwards and Alyssa Polites compete in the women’s elimination race final.
  • 10.00pm | Netball: The Australian Diamonds chase back-to-back Commonwealth Games gold medals.

How to watch

Seven’s Glasgow 2026 coverage continues across Seven, 7mate and 7plus Sport. Viewers should check local guides and the full schedule for event times and channel details.

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Finalists are subject to qualification.

For more daily coverage, visit TV Central’s Commonwealth Games section. View the public daily schedule through the official 7NEWS Commonwealth Games schedule.

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