Now that the magnificent (if slightly bizarre) opening ceremony is out the way, we can focus on what the Olympics is really about – showstopping sport.
Highlights so far include that legendary comeback by Andy Murray and Dan Evans for Team GB in the men’s tennis doubles and Diyora Keldiyorova’s historic gold medal win, which makes her the first Olympic champion for Uzbekistan in judo. However, there’s lots more gripping action to keep you entertained throughout the day so here is a schedule for the Olympics day four.
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Here’s the full schedule for all the events going ahead today
Archery
- 12pm-3.55pm CEST / 11am-2.55pm BST: Men’s and women’s individual eliminations
- 5.54pm-8.25pm CEST / 4.45pm-7.25pm BST: Men’s and women’s individual eliminations
Artistic gymnastics
- 6.15pm-8.30pm CEST / 5.15pm-7.30pm BST: Women’s team final
- You can check out our guide on how to watch this here.
Badminton
- 8.30am-12pm CEST / 7.30am-11am BST: Men’s and women’s singles and doubles: group stage
- 2pm-5.30pm CEST / 1pm-4.30pm BST: Men’s and women’s singles and doubles: group stage
- 7.30pm-11pm CEST / 6.30pm-10pm BST: Men’s and women’s singles and doubles: group stage
Basketball
- 11am-3.15pm CEST / 10am-2.15pm BST: Men’s group phase (2 matches)
- 5.15pm-7pm CEST / 4.15pm-6pm BST: Men’s group phase (1 match)
- 9pm-10.45pm CEST / 8pm-9.45pm BST: Men’s group phase (1 match)
Basketball 3x3
- 5.30pm-7.30pm CEST / 4.30pm-6.30pm BST: Men’s and women’s pool round (4 matches)
- 9pm-11pm CEST / 8pm-10pm BST: Men’s and women’s pool round (4 matches)
Beach volleyball
- 9am-1pm CEST / 8am-12pm BST: Men’s and women’s prelims (4 matches)
- 3pm-6pm CEST / 2pm-5pm BST: Men’s and women’s prelims (3 matches)
- 8pm-11pm CEST / 7pm-10pm BST: Men’s and women’s prelims (3 matches)
Boxing
- 11am-1.40pm CEST / 10am-12.40pm BST: Women’s 54kg, women’s 57kg, men’s 51kg, men’s 80kg: round of 32 or round of 16
- 3.30pm-6.10pm CEST / 2.30pm-5.10pm BST: Women’s 54kg, women’s 57kg, men’s 51kg, men’s 80kg: round of 32 or round of 16
- 8pm-10.40pm CEST / 7pm-9.40pm BST: Women’s 54kg, women’s 57kg, men’s 51kg, men’s 80kg: round of 32 or round of 16
Canoe slalom
- 3pm-7.10pm CEST / 2pm-6.10pm BST: Men’s K1 and women’s C1: heats
Cycling (BMX freestyle)
- 1.25pm-4.30pm CEST / 12.25pm-3.30pm BST: Men’s and women’s seeding round
Equestrian
- 11am-4.30pm CEST / 10am-3.30pm BST: Dressage Grand Prix qualifier
Fencing
- 12pm-5.30pm CEST / 11am-4.30pm BST: Women’s épée team: table of 64, table of 32, table of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
- 7.30pm-9pm CEST / 6.30pm-8.40pm BST: Women’s épée team bronze and gold medal bouts
Football
- 3pm-11pm CEST 2pm-10pm BST: Men’s group stage (8 matches)
Handball
- 9am-12.30pm CEST / 8am-11.30am BST: Women’s prelims (2 matches)
- 2pm-5.30pm CEST / 1pm-4.30pm BST: Women’s prelims (2 matches)
- 7pm-10.30pm CEST / 6pm-9.30pm BST: Women’s prelims (2 matches)
Hockey
- 10am-3pm CEST / 9am-2pm BST: Men’s pool stage (2 matches)
- 12.45pm-3.30pm CEST / 11.45am-2.30pm BST: Men’s pool stage (2 matches)
- 5pm-10pm CEST / 4pm-9pm BST: Men’s pool stage (2 matches)
Judo
- 10am-2pm CEST / 9am-1pm BST: Women’s -63kg, men’s -81kg: elimination round
- 4pm-7pm CEST / 3pm-6pm BST: Women’s -63kg, Men’s -81 kg: medal rounds
Rowing
- 9.30am-11.50am CEST / 8.30am-10.50am BST: Women’s single sculls, men’s single sculls: quarter-finals; women’s double sculls, men’s double sculls: semi-finals; women’s four, men’s four: repechage
Rugby sevens
- 2.30pm-8.45pm CEST / 1.30pm-7.45pm BST: Women’s placement matches, semi-finals, bronze and gold medal matches
Sailing
- 11am-7pm CEST / 10am-6pm BST: Men’s and women’s windsurfing and skiff
Shooting
- 9.30am-10.50am CEST / 8.30am-9.50am BST: Mixed team 10m air pistol: finals
- 9am-5.05pm CEST / 8am-4.05pm BST: Women’s trap: qualification day 1; men’s trap: qualification day 2 and finals
Surfing
- 7pm-4.50am CEST / 6pm-3.50am BST: Men’s and women’s quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals
Swimming
- 11am-1pm CEST / 10am-12pm BST: Women’s 200m fly, men’s 100m free, women’s 1500m free, women’s 100m free, men’s 200m breast, men’s 4x200m free relay: heats
- 8.30pm-10.30pm CEST / 7.30pm-9.30pm BST: Men’s 100m free, women’s 200m fly: semi-finals, women’s 100m back: final, men’s 800m free: final, women’s 100m free, men’s 200m breast: semi-finals; men’s 4x200m free relay: final
Table tennis
- 10am-12pm CEST / 9am-11am BST: Men’s and women’s singles: round 2
- 1.30pm-4pm CEST / 12.30pm-3pm BST: Mixed doubles: bronze medal match, gold medal match
Tennis
- 12pm-11pm CEST / 11am-10pm BST: Men’s and women’s singles and doubles
Triathlon (suspended)
- The men’s individual final was meant to take place at 8am-10.30am CEST (7am-9.30am BST) but has been suspended: see below for more information.
Volleyball
- 9am-11.30am CEST / 8am-10.30am BST: Men’s prelims
- 1pm-3.30pm CEST / 12pm-2.30pm BST: Men’s prelims
- 5pm-7.30pm CEST / 4pm-6.30pm BST: Men’s prelims
- 9pm-11.30pm CEST / 8pm-10.30pm BST: Men’s prelims
Water polo
- 10.30-1.30pm CEST / 9.30am-12.30pm BST: Men’s prelims (2 matches)
- 3pm-6pm CEST / 2pm-5pm BST: Men’s prelims (2 matches)
- 7.30pm-10.30am CEST / 6.30pm-9.30pm BST: Men’s prelims (2 matches)
Key athletes to watch
There are 14 gold medal events going ahead today, but the most highly anticipated of those have got to be the women’s artistic gymnastics finals which will of course star Team USA’s megastar Simone Biles.
In swimming there’s three finals: the women’s 100m backstroke, the men’s 800m freestyle and the men’s 4 x 200m freestyle relay, which will feature former Team GB Olympic champion Adam Peaty, who won silver in Sunday night’s men’s breaststroke final.
Why has the triathlon been suspended?
The men’s individual triathlon final was meant to take place today at 8am-10.30am CEST (7am-9.30am BST), but due to fears about the water quality in the Seine, it has since been postponed. The decision was a joint one made by Olympic organisers, World Triathlon officials and City of Paris representatives.
‘Paris 2024 and World Triathlon reiterate that their priority is the health of the athletes. The tests carried out in the Seine [Tuesday] revealed water quality levels that did not provide sufficient guarantees to allow the event to be held,’ officials said in a statement. It’s thought that while water quality was up to scratch last week, the torrential rain which occurred throughout the opening ceremony and the weekend affected the river’s content.
The men’s individual triathlon has been moved to tomorrow, Wednesday July 31 at 10.45am, and the women’s is still scheduled for 8am.
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