Glasgow 2026 women’s uneven bars final: who is commentating and where to watch on Monday
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Glasgow 2026 continues on Monday 27 July with the women’s uneven bars final, part of apparatus finals day one in artistic gymnastics. The session is scheduled for the afternoon UK slot at 15:40, and the international world feed will be led by Olly Hogben as main commentator alongside Blythe Lawrence as co-commentator.[1][5]
The uneven bars final is one of the marquee women’s artistic gymnastics events on the Commonwealth Games programme, following the team competition that saw Australia take gold, Canada silver and England bronze in Glasgow.[6][8] The event comes in the middle of a busy gymnastics schedule at the Games, with women’s vault also taking place on the same apparatus-finals session on Monday.[1][3][5]
For viewers in the UK and Ireland, the key live broadcast rights holder is TNT Sports, which is carrying live coverage of Glasgow 2026, while Channel 5 is showing highlights, including medal moments, for those without a subscription.[4][5] BBC Alba is also airing nightly Gaelic-language highlights, adding another free-to-air route to follow the action.[4][5]
Olly Hogben is a familiar name in gymnastics and multi-sport broadcasting, widely used on international coverage for his clear play-by-play style, while Blythe Lawrence is an established gymnastics analyst known for technical insight and event knowledge across elite competitions. Their pairing on the world feed suggests a broadcast aimed at both committed gymnastics fans and casual viewers who want expert context during a high-pressure final.[4]
The artistic gymnastics timetable for Glasgow 2026 confirms that Monday 27 July is dedicated to apparatus finals day one, with women’s vault and uneven bars featured alongside the men’s floor, pommel horse and rings finals.[1][3][5] The session window is listed as 1:00pm to 5:30pm local time in Glasgow, which aligns with the afternoon UK broadcast slot and provides a straightforward watch option for domestic audiences.[4][5]
This final is likely to attract strong interest because the uneven bars regularly produces tight margins, with execution and release moves often separating medals by tiny fractions. The event also offers a chance for individual gymnasts to build on the momentum of the team competition and add to their Commonwealth Games tally.[6][8]
For fans following the broader event, Glasgow 2026 has positioned gymnastics as one of the headline sports in the opening days of the Games, with the schedule and broadcast arrangements designed to keep coverage accessible across multiple territories.[4][7] In the UK, though, the most direct answer is simple: watch live on TNT Sports, or catch the best moments later on Channel 5 and BBC Alba.[4][5]
More information on the Commonwealth Games is available through the official event coverage at Commonwealth Sport.
Article generated: 27 July 2026, 15:40 GMT