There are 12 gold medals up for grabs on day four at the 2024 Olympic Games. We look at where those medals will be won and which Brits will be in action on Tuesday.
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Team GB athletes and medal hopes
More gripping drama can be expected as Andy Murray and Dan Evans are expected to return to men’s doubles action in the tennis at Roland Garros, fresh from saving five match points on their way to an opening win on Sunday – extending Murray’s final farewell from the sport.
The triathlon has been a big talking point over the opening few days of the Games, with concerns that the swimming legs of both the men’s and women’s events might have to be cancelled due to poor water quality in the River Seine. Should it start as scheduled, Team GB’s Alex Yee – sliver winner at Tokyo – will be hoping to get in among the medals again.
In the pool, Britain have a great chance of gold in the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay, having won at Tokyo three years ago as well as taking the world title in 2023. Tom Dean, James Guy, Matt Richards and Duncan Scott are the four going for gold from 9pm.
With the men’s team only just missing out on medalling in Gymnastics team event on Monday, see if Team GB’s women can earn a place on the podium in an immensely competitive field that will include the United States and Simone Biles.
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There’s the men’s trap shooting final, which sees Tokyo bronze medallist Matthew Coward-Holley and 2022 world silver medallist Nathan Hales going for gold, while there’s also the women’s -63kg final in the judo which Britain’s Lucy Renshall will be hoping to qualify for.
Freestyle BMX begins with qualifiers featuring Britain’s Kieran Reilly and Charlotte Worthington, while canoe slalom heats get underway, with Joe Clarke, gold medal winner at Rio 2016, and Mallory Franklin, silver medallist at Tokyo, hoping to be in contention once more.
Elsewhere, Team GB compete in day one of the dressage event, while in the women’s rugby sevens will be looking for a strong finish to their competition after a quarter-final exit to the United States on Monday evening.
When will gold medals be won on Tuesday?
0700 Triathlon – Men’s Individual [Team GB hopes: Alex Yee, Samuel Dickinson]
0830 Shooting – 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Final [Team GB hopes: Nathan Hales and Matthew John Coward-Holley]
1000 Equestrian – Dressage Team, Dressage Individual
1330 Table Tennis – Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match
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Sky Sports News’ Miriam Walker-Khan picks her international athletes to keep an eye on at the Paris Olympics.
1400 Canoe Slalom – Women’s Canoe Single
1430 Shooting – Trap Men’s Final
1500 Judo – Women’s -63kg Final, Men -81kg Final
1715 Artistic Gymnastics – Women’s Team Final [Team GB in action]
1845 Rugby Sevens – Women’s Gold Medal Match
1955 Swimming – Women’s 100m Backstroke Final
2000 Swimming – Men’s 800m Freestyle Final
2100 Swimming – Men’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay Final
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Sky Sports News’ Miriam Walker-Khan outlines which Team GB stars could win medals in the aquatics events.
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