Day 13 at the Olympics will see men’s 100metre champion Noah Lyles look to emulate Usain Bolt by winning 200m gold.
The USA star could only pick up the bronze medal in Tokyo, so will be hoping to go two better tonight. The Jamaica great was, unsurprisingly, the last man to win both showpiece events.
Elsewhere, Team GB star Katarina Johnson-Thompson gets her heptathlon underway in the morning and Emma Finucane is going for gold in the women’s keirin.
Here’s the best of the action for day two, with the full schedule across the games available here.
Best of today’s action
All times BST
Women's heptathlon starts - 9:05am
Team GB pair Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Jade O'Dowda kick off their hepthalon journey in the 100m hurdles heats. Both are in the first of three, looking to emulate Jessica Ennis-Hill from 2012.
The high jump is an hour later and the shot put (6.35pm) and 200m (7.55pm) follow in the evening.
Men and women's Taekwondo finals - from 10am
Bradley Sinden won silver in Tokyo and faces a busy day to match or better than in Paris, starting with a last-16 bout against Kevin Sogo.
Jade Jones won gold in 2012 and 2016 and is back for more medals, and she faces seeded Miljana Reljikj in her first contest.
Men's diving 3m springboard final - 2pm
Team GB's Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden face a tall order to topple their Chinese rivals in the pool - or, rather, on their way into the pool. Laugher and Houlden qualified as the best of the rest behind Wang Zongyuan and Xie Siyi, so a podium place is up for grabs.
Women's cycling keirin - 6pm
New Team GB star Emma Finucane is back at the veledrome looking to continue her fine debut as an Olmypian in the women's keirin. Germany’s Emma Hinze looks to be among her strongest challengers.
Men's 200m final - 7.30pm
Will Noah Lyles emulate Usain Bolt with a 100m-200m double? He has dominated this event for years, but three years ago could only manage bronze.
USA team-mate Kenny Bednarek won silver in Tokyo and looks to be Lyles' biggest threat with the 2020 gold winner Andre De Grasse failing to qualify.
Day 13 medal highlights
06.30: Marathon swimming - women's 10km
11.13: Sailing - men's kite
11.54: Sport climbing - men's speed final
12.13: Sailing - women's kite
12.20: Canoe sprint - men's canoe double 500m finals
12.40: Canoe sprint - women's kayak four 500m final a
12.50: Canoe sprint - men's kayak four 500m final a
14.00: Diving - men's 3m springboard final
14.00: Weightlifting - women's 59kg
18.00: Hockey - men's gold medal match
18.11: Cycling (track) - women's keirin final for gold
18.27: Cycling (track) - men's omnium, points race
18.30: Weightlifting - men's 73kg
18.55: Wrestling - men's greco-roman 67kg final
19.00: Athletics - women's long jump final
19.25: Athletics - men's javelin throw final
19.30: Athletics - men's 200m final
19.30: Wrestling - men's greco-roman 87kg final
20.15: Wrestling - women's freestyle 53kg final
20.19: Taekwondo - men's 68kg gold medal contest
20.25: Athletics - women's 400m hurdles final
20.37: Taekwondo - women's 57kg gold medal contest
20.45: Athletics - men's 110m hurdles final
21.34: Boxing - men's 51kg final
21.51: Boxing - women's 54kg final
How to watch Olympics Day 13
TV channel: The BBC is broadcasting two live streams of the action for the duration of the Games. This will be on BBC One, BBC Two or a stream available by clicking the red button on Freeview or a smart TV.
On Wednesday, it’s 8am BST until 1pm on BBC One and again from 1:45pm until 6pm, plus 7pm until 10pm. BBC Two briefly pick up the coverage between 1pm and 1.45pm, and 6pm and 7pm.
There is reduced coverage compared with previous years, when the BBC broadcasted every event on its website or channels. Instead, Discovery+ is the main rights holder for Paris 2024 and is showing every moment across the Eurosport channels in the UK from 7am to 10.30pm every day.
Live stream: Fans can also catch the BBC coverage live online for free via the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer. The Discovery+ app will be showing extensive coverage, which begins at a monthly fee of £3.99.
Highlights: The BBC are showing a nightly highlights show called Tonight at the Games, which on Wednesday night is being shown on BBC One at 10.40pm.
