What’s on at the Olympics TODAY? Day 12 schedule and highlights as Hudson-Smith looks to secure men’s 400m gold

THE Paris 2024 Olympics are now into the home straight – with day 12 promising yet more drama.

SunSport brings you all the action taking place in the French capital on a thrilling day.

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Matthew Hudson-Smith will be going for gold in the men’s 400m
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What’s on at the Olympics today?

TODAY’S BRIT MEDAL HOPES

Team GB could add medals in the men’s and women’s team pursuit in the velodrome (5.30pm) to their track cycling tally.

Matthew Hudson-Smith may be in contention for a podium finish in the men’s 400m final but American Quincy Hall and Grenada’s Kirani James are favourites (8.20pm).

BRITS TO WATCH

Skateboarding legend Andy Macdonald makes his Olympics debut in the men’s park event aged 51 (11.30am).

Toby Roberts goes into his preferred lead climbing phase of the bouldering and lead sport climbing semi-final in third with Hamish McArthur in eighth (9am).

Max Burgin, Elliot Giles and Ben Pattison, 2023 world bronze medallist, begin their 800m campaigns (10.55am).

And Eleanor Aldridge and Connor Bainbridge are in sailing kite action (11.10am).

GLOBAL STARS TODAY

After Scottie Scheffler secured USA gold for the men, golfing superstar Nelly Korda begins her quest for glory in the women’s tournament at Le Golf National (8am). Georgia Hall and Charley Hull go for GB.

Atthaya Thitikul, though, will hope to stop Korda and win Thailand’s first Olympic medal in a sport other than boxing, taekwondo or weightlifting.

Nigerian world record-holder Tobi Amusan goes in round one of the 100m women’s hurdles (9.15am).

And Australia’s Nina Kennedy and America’s Katie Moon will battle it out for pole vault gold after sharing the world title last year (6pm).

FANCY SOMETHING DIFFERENT?

The marathon race walk mixed relay goes off at 6.30am.

But if that’s too early or not getting your Olympic juices flowing, there are two weightlifting finals – the men’s 61kg (2pm) and the women’s 49kg (6.30pm).

STATS MAD

6.06 – Poland’s Aleksandra Miroslaw broke the women’s speed climbing world record not once but twice on Monday, scaling the 15m wall in 6.21 seconds and then 6.06 seconds just moments later.

Can she break it again and win gold today? Final at 10.50am.  

Day 12 schedule (Wednesday, August 7)

All times BST/ET

Artistic swimming

  • 6.30pm-8.15pm/1.30pm-3.15pm: Team acrobatic routine: medal final

Athletics

  • 6.30am-9.45am/1.30am-5.30am: Marathon race walk mixed relay: final
  • 9.05am/4.05am: Men’s high jump: qualification
  • 9.15am/4.15am: Women’s 100m hurdles: round 1
  • 9.25am/4.25am: Women’s javelin: qualification A
  • 10am/5am: Men’s 5000m: round 1
  • 10.45am/5.45am: Men’s 800m: round 1
  • 10.50am/5.50am: Women’s javelin: qualification B
  • 11.35am/6.35am: Women’s 1500m: repechage
  • 6pm/1pm: Women’s pole vault: final
  • 6.05pm/1.05pm: Men’s 110m hurdles: semi-finals
  • 6.15pm/1.15pm: Men’s triple jump: qualification
  • 6.35pm/1.35pm: Men’s 400m: hurdles: semi-finals
  • 7.02pm/2.02pm: Men’s 200m: semi-finals
  • 7.25pm/2.25pm: Men’s discus: final
  • 7.45pm/2.45pm: Women’s 400m: semi-finals
  • 8.20pm/3.20pm: Men’s 400m: final
  • 8.40pm/3.40pm: Men’s 3000m steeplechase: final

Basketball

  • 10am-12pm/5am-7am: Women’s quarter-finals
  • 1.30pm-3.30pm/8.30am-10.30am: Women’s quarter-finals
  • 5pm-7pm/12pm-2pm: Women’s quarter-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm/3.30pm-5.30pm: Women’s quarter-finals

Beach volleyball

  • 4pm-6pm/11am-1pm: Men’s and women’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm/3pm-5pm: Men’s and women’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 8.30pm-10.30pm/3.30pm-5.30pm: Women’s 57kg, men’s +92kg: semi-finals; men’s 63.5kg, men’s 80kg: finals

Canoe sprint

  • 8.30am-2.10pm/3.30am-9.10pm: Men’s C1 1000m, men’s K2 500m, women’s C1 200m, women’s K2 500m: heats and quarter-finals

Cycling (track)

  • 11.45am-2.30pm/6.45am-9.30am: Men’s sprint: qualifying, early rounds, repechage rounds; women’s keirin: first round, repechage; women’s team pursuit: first round
  • 4.30pm-6.50pm/11.30am-1.50pm: Men’s sprint: early rounds, repechage rounds; men’s team pursuit: medal finals; women’s team pursuit: medal finals

Diving

  • 9am-11am/4am-6am: Men’s 3m springboard: semi-finals
  • 2pm-4pm/9am-11am: Women’s 3m springboard: prelims

Golf

  • 8am-5pm/3am-12pm: Women’s tournament: round 1

Handball

  • 8.30am-10.30am/3.30am-5.30am: Men’s quarter-finals
  • 12.30pm-2.30pm/7.30am-9.30am: Men’s quarter-finals
  • 4.30pm-6.30pm/11.30am-1.30pm: Men’s quarter-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm/3.30pm-5.30pm: Men’s quarter-finals

Hockey

  • 1pm-3pm/8am-10am: Women’s semi-finals
  • 6pm-8pm/1pm-3pm: Women’s semi-finals

Sailing

  • 10am-6pm/5am-1pm: Mixed dinghy, Mixed multihull: medal races; men’s and women’s kite

Skateboarding

  • 11.30am-3pm/6.30am-10am: Men’s park: preliminaries
  • 4.30pm-6pm/11.30am-1pm: Men’s park: medal final

Sport climbing

  • 9am-12.15pm/4am-7.15am: Men’s boulder/lead: semi-finals (lead); women’s speed: medal finals

Table tennis

  • 9am-12pm/4am-7am: Men’s and women’s team: quarter-finals
  • 2pm-5pm/9am-12pm: Men’s and women’s team: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-10pm/2pm-5pm: Men’s team: semi-finals

Taekwondo

  • 8am-11.30am/3am-: Men’s 58kg, women’s 49kg: qualification rounds
  • 1.30pm-4.30pm/8.30am-11.30am: Men’s 58kg, women’s 49kg: quarter-finals, semi-finals
  • 6.30pm-10pm/1.30pm-5pm: Men’s 58kg, women’s 49kg: repechage rounds, medal finals

Volleyball

  • 3pm-5.30pm/10am-12.30pm: Men’s semi-finals
  • 7pm-9.30pm/2pm-4.30pm: Men’s semi-finals

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm/8am-11am: Men’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9pm/1pm-4pm: Men’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Weightlifting

  • 2pm-4.30pm/9am-11.30am: Men’s 61kg: final
  • 6.30pm-9pm/1.30pm-4pm: Women’s 49kg: final

Wrestling

  • 10am-12.30pm/5am-7.30am: Men’s Greco-Roman 77kg, men’s Greco-Roman 97kg, women’s freestyle 50kg: repechage; men’s Greco-Roman 67kg, men’s Greco-Roman 87kg, women’s freestyle 53kg: round of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 5.15pm-9pm/12.15pm-4pm: Men’s Greco-Roman 67kg, men’s Greco-Roman 87kg, women’s freestyle 53kg: semi-finals; men’s Greco-Roman 77kg, men’s Greco-Roman 97kg, women’s freestyle 50kg: medal finals

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How to watch the Paris 2024 Olympics

Discovery+ is the main rights holder for the Paris 2024 Olympics and will provide “wall-to-wall linear coverage on its Eurosport channels (1 and 2), along with seven dedicated Olympic ‘pop-up’ channels”.

A special Olympics offer is available for £3.99 per month, which will grant you access to the discovery+ streaming service.

You can access discovery+ by downloading the app onto your smartphone/tablet or by visiting discovery+.com.

The BBC will be broadcasting any events with British interest and major competitions across all of their channels, app, website and on iPlayer for FREE, providing you have a valid TV license.

BBC One and Two will air the biggest events from the 33rd Olympic Games and will provide an Olympics Extra channel available on iPlayer, Red Button and online.

However, the BBC can only show two events happening at any moment live at the same time due to discovery+ being the main European rights holder.

In the US, you can watch the Paris Olympics on NBC and the USA Network.

Live streaming is available via Peacock and the NBC Sports app.