The Paris 2024 Olympics are in their eighth day and it has been an exciting one so far, with another packed schedule in store for today.
Having officially started in a spectacular opening ceremony along the Seine River on Friday 26 July, there’s plenty more action to come, with the Games running until Sunday 11 August.
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There are 30 gold medals up for grabs on Saturday, with the women’s 100m final the highlight of the day.
Team GB have several medal hopes, with boats in the Women’s Eight and Men’s Eight finals when the rowing comes to a close, due to start at 9.50am and 10.10am respectively.
At 10am the Men’s Road Race gets underway and Team GB have Mountain Bike gold medallist Tom Piddock alongside them.
Equestrian has been a success for Team GB so far, and they could pick up another medal at 9am in the Dressage Team Grand Prix.
In artistic gymnastics, there are some medal hopes, with Jake Jarman competing in the men’s floor exercise final at 2:30 p.m. and reigning Olympic champion Max Whitlock in the pommel horse final at 4:16 p.m.
Finally, in the women’s 100m final at 8.20pm, Team GB will be hoping to have Dina Asher-Smith competing for a medal.
What events will take place on Saturday, August 3rd?
All times are UK (France is one hour ahead)
Archery
- 13:33: Women’s individual bronze medal match
- 13:46: Women’s individual gold medal match
Artistic gymnastics
- 2:30pm: Men’s Solo Final
- 15:20: Women’s vault final
- 16:16: Men’s Pommel Horse Final
Athletics
- 18:05: Men’s Shot Put Final
- 19:20: Women’s triple jump final
- 19:55: Mixed Relay 4 x 400m Final
- 20:20: Women’s 100m final
- 20:45: Men’s Decathlon 1500m
Badminton
- 14:10: Women’s doubles – bronze medal match
- 15:10: Women’s doubles – gold medal match
Boxing
- 16:38: Women’s 60kg semi-final
- 21:08: Women’s 60kg semi-final
Cycling road
Equestrian
- 09:00: Special Grand Prix Team Dressage
Fencing
- 18:00: Women’s sabre team bronze medal match
- 19:00: Women’s sabre team gold medal match
Golf
Judo
- 15:00: Bronze Medal for Mixed Team A
- 15:10: Bronze Medal for Mixed Team B
- 15:20: Bronze Medal for Mixed Team C
rowing
- 09:18: AF Women’s Individual Sculpture Final
- 09:30: AF Men’s Individual Sculpture Final
- 09:50: Women’s Eight Final A
- 10:10: Men’s Eight Final A
Navigation
- 11:13: Women’s Windsurfing Final
- 11:33: Men’s Windsurfing Final
Shooting
- 08:30: Women’s 25m Pistol Final
- 2:30pm: Men’s Skeet Final
Surfing
- 20:24: Men’s bronze medal match
- 9:00 PM: Men’s gold medal match
- 21:36: Women’s bronze medal match
- 22:12: Women’s gold medal match
Swimming
- 19:30: Men’s 100m butterfly final
- 20:08: Women’s 200m individual medley final
- 20:28: Women’s 800m freestyle final
- 20:58: Mixed Medley Relay 4 x 100m Final
Table tennis
- 12:30: Women’s individual bronze medal match
- 1:30 pm: Women’s individual gold medal match
tennis
- 11:00: Men’s doubles gold medal match
- 11:00: Men’s Doubles – Bronze Medal Match
- 11:00: Women’s individual gold medal match
- 11:00: Men’s individual bronze medal match
Paris Olympics: How to follow on the radio
talkSPORT has the radio rights to cover the Olympic Games.
This is the first time that broadcast rights to the event have been available on commercial radio stations.
A number of talkSPORT’s award-winning presenters and experts will offer fans unlimited coverage and content on talkSPORT and talkSPORT 2.
Our line of experts includes Mr Steve RedgraveDame Kelly Holmes, Tessa Sanderson and Adam Gemili, with reporters at all the major events including cycling, judo, gymnastics and athletics.
Check out the radio schedule by tuning into talkSPORT or talkSPORT 2 on the website HERE.
You can also listen through talkSPORT Appon DAB digital radio or via your smart speaker.
talkSPORT.com is also keeping you up to date with all the latest news with our LIVE BLOG.
Paris Olympics: How to watch on TV
BBC One and BBC Two are broadcasting more than 250 hours of live coverage across the 16-day event.
The programme can be watched for free on TV and can also be streamed live on the BBC website or via BBC iPlayer via tablet or mobile devices.
However, the BBC can only show two events happening at the same time, live, at any one time.
That’s because Discovery+ has won the rights to be the UK’s main broadcaster, with 3,800 hours of live Olympics coverage on Eurosport, with fans able to subscribe here.
Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2 will broadcast the action across all competition days, with live coverage from 7am to 10.30pm daily.
Both Eurosport 1 and 2 will be available on Discovery+, along with seven selected Eurosport pop-up channels per event.
In the US, you can watch the Paris Olympics on NBC and USA Network, with live streaming available on Peacock and the NBC Sports app.