Australia dominated the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, finishing top of the final medal table with 70 golds and 171 medals overall.
England was runner-up in the standings but finished a distant second, well behind Australia's commanding total.
The official final standings, published as the Games concluded, confirmed Australia's position at the top of the medal count. The team's 70 gold medals placed it ahead of all other competing nations, and its overall tally of 171 medals was the highest of any country at the Games.
England's total was not immediately detailed in the official summary, but the standings clearly showed the substantial gap between the two leading teams.
The 2026 Commonwealth Games saw athletes from across the Commonwealth compete in Glasgow. Australia's performance across the event was marked by consistency and strength in depth, allowing the team to build an unassailable lead in the medal table.
With the Games now finished, Australia's place at the summit of the final standings was never seriously challenged as the event progressed. The final medal table serves as the definitive record of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with Australia the outright winner and England the nearest challenger, albeit a distant one.