The 2014 Commonwealth Games were held in Glasgow from 23 July to 3 August 2014. The event brought together more than 4,000 athletes from 71 nations and territories to compete in 17 different sports.
The Games were celebrated for their exciting competitions, enthusiastic crowds, and friendly atmosphere. New and improved sports venues, such as the Emirates Arena and the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, helped create a memorable experience for athletes and spectators. The opening and closing ceremonies also showcased Scottish culture, music, and history with Rod Stewart performing at Celtic Park during the opening of the games.
Glasgow 2014 left a lasting legacy by encouraging more people to take part in sport and by improving local facilities and transport. The successful organisation of the Games boosted Glasgow's international reputation and demonstrated the city's ability to host major global events.
Here are 25 nostalgic pictures of the 2014 Commonwealth Games when Glasgow last hosted the event.
17. Peloton
The peloton makes its way through Kelvingrove Park in the Men's Road Race during day eleven of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Photo: Francois Nel
18. Matthew Purssey
Silver medallist Judoka Matthew Purssey of Scotland poses with a fellow athlete during the Closing Ceremony for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games at Hampden Park. Photo: Cameron Spencer
19. Jamaica beat England
The Jamaican team celebrate victory in the bronze medal netball match between Jamaica and England at the SECC Precinct during day eleven of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games on August 3, 2014. Photo: Mark Kolbe
20. Bowls
Scotland's Alex Marshall has won an amazing six Commonwealth medals - five gold and one silver. | Contributed Photo: Ryan Pierse