Glasgow 2014: More tickets on sale from 21 October THE organisers of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games are giving disappointed fans who failed to secure tickets in the initial round of sales a second opportunity. If you applied in the first round and got nothing - from 21-26 October If you applied for tickets and were partially successful - from 23-26 October If you were awarded all the tickets you applied for - from 25-26 October If you didn't apply for tickets in round one - Tickets may be available at a later date Before tickets go on general public sale, there will be an exclusive opportunity for all existing ticketing applicants to purchase any remaining public tickets. The briefs will be immediately available for sale on a first-come, first-served basis on the official Glasgow 2014 ticketing website later this month. The sale period will run from 21 October to 26 October, with the first two days dedicated solely to those who received no tickets from their application. From 23 October, applicants who received some of their requested tickets will be able to apply as well. On the last two days of the sale period, everyone who applied for tickets will have an exclusive second chance to top-up their ticket account before all remaining tickets go on general public sale. The initial application phase for tickets during August and September was heavily oversubscribed, with 2.3 million requests made for one million tickets. The demand for briefs confirmed Glasgow 2014 as one of the most popular events in Scotland's history, with 17 sports available across 11 days of top flight competition.