After the apprehension for the sabotage of the railway lines and the fascination of the opening ceremony, in Paris it is time for the races with over 11 thousand athletes from all over the world chasing the first medals up for grabs. Saturday 27th it starts at 8:30 and ends late in the evening for a total of over 15 hours of live coverage.
The main events of Saturday 27th July
Without Jannik Sinner, who announced his withdrawal shortly before the Games due to tonsillitis, Italian tennis will still try to ride the wave of an extraordinary 2024. Without the South Tyrolean, hopes are mainly on the racket of Jasmine Paolini, a finalist at both Roland Garros and Wimbledon. The 28-year-old Tuscan will challenge Romanian Ana Bogdan in singles, while in doubles, paired with Sara Errani, they will face the duo Routliffe/Sun. Debut also for the big names Alcaraz and Djokovic, respectively against Habib and Ebden. Volleyball is also packed: at 1 pm there is the great classic Italy-Brazil, in the evening the USA-Argentina stands out. Eyes are then focused on cycling for the two time trials: among the men Filippo Ganna is aiming for gold, among the women the favorite is the American Dygert.
Saturday 27th July, the Italians in the race
9:00 Sport Shooting: 10m air rifle mixed teams, qualification (Italy)
9:30 Equestrian Sports: Dressage individual and team eventing
10:00 Judo: -48kg women, preliminary rounds (Assunta Scutto)
10:00 Judo: -60kg men, preliminary rounds (Andrea Carlino)
10:00 Fencing: Women’s épée, thirty-seconds (Rossella Fiamingo, Mara Navarria, Giulia Rizzi, Alberta Santuccio)
10:25 Fencing: Men’s Sabre, thirty-second (Luca Curatoli, Michele Gallo, Luigi Samele, Pietro Torre)
11:00 Diving: 3m synchronized women, final (Chiara Pellacani, Elena Bertocchi)11:00 Swimming: 100m butterfly women, heats (Viola Scotto Di Carlo, Costanza
Cocconcelli)
11:00 Swimming: 400m freestyle women, heats (Simona Quadarella)
11:00 Swimming: 100m breaststroke men, heats (Nicolò Martinenghi, Ludovico Blu Art Viberti)
11:00 Swimming: 400m freestyle men, heats (Marco De Tullio, Matteo Lamberti)
11:00 Swimming: Women’s 4x100m freestyle relay, heats (Italy)
11:00 Swimming: Men’s 4x100m freestyle relay, heats (Italy)
12:00 Rowing: Women’s 2nd sculls, heats (Stefania Gobbi, Clara Guerra)
12:00 Tennis: Women’s Singles, First Round (Jasmine Paolini – Ana Bogdan)
12:00 Tennis: Men’s Singles, First Round (Luciano Darderi – Tommy Paul)
12:30 Rowing: Men’s 4-man sculls, heats (Luca Chiumento, Giacomo Gentili, Andrea Panizza, Luca Rambaldi)
13:00 Volleyball: Group stage, men (Italy – Brazil)
13:30 Tennis: women’s singles, first round (Elisabetta Cocciaretto – Diana Shnaider)
13:30 Tennis: Men’s doubles, first round (Simone Bolelli/Andrea Vavassori – Pablo Carreno Busta/Marcel Granollers)
2.30pm Road cycling: women’s individual time trial (Elisa Longo Borghini)
15:00 Canoe Slalom: C1 men, 1st heat (Raffaello Ivaldi)
3.30pm Boxing: 54kg women, round of 32 (Sirine Charabi)
15:50 Canoe Slalom: K1 donne, 1st heat (Stefanie Horn)
16:17 Judo: -48kg women semi-finals (ev. Assunta Scutto)
16:18 Boxing: 60kg women, sixteenths (Alessia Mesiano)
16:30 Tennis: Men’s doubles, first round (Luciano Darderi/Lorenzo Musetti – Alejandro Tabilo/Nicolas Jarry)
4:30 pm Tennis: Women’s doubles, first round (Sara Errani/Jasmine Paolini – Erin Routliffe/Lulu Sun)
16:32 Road cycling: men’s individual time trial (Alberto Bettiol, Filippo Ganna)
16:51 Judo: -60kg men, semi-finals (Andrea Carlino)
17:18 Judo: -48kg women, medal competitions (ev. Assunta Scutto)
17:38 Boxing: 80kg men, sixteenths (Salvatore Cavallaro)
17:49 Judo: -60kg men, medal competitions (ev. Andrea Carlino)
19:00 Surf: Men, Round 1 (Leonardo Fioravanti)
19:00 Fencing: women’s épée, semi-finals (e.g. Rossella Fiamingo, Mara Navarria, Giulia Rizzi, Alberta Santuccio)
19:50 Fencing: men’s sabre, semi-finals (ev. Luca Curatoli, Michele Gallo, Luigi Samele, Pietro Torre)
20:00 Artistic gymnastics: men’s qualifications, division 3 (Yumin Abbadini, Nicola Bartolini, Lorenzo Minh Casali, Mario Macchiati, Carlo Macchini)
8.30pm Swimming: 100m butterfly women, semi-finals (ev. Viola Scotto Di Carlo, Costanza Cocconcelli)
8.40pm Fencing: women’s épée, medal competitions (e.g. Rossella Fiamingo, Mara Navarria, Giulia Rizzi, Alberta Santuccio)
8.42pm Swimming: 400m freestyle men, final (ev. Marco De Tullio, Matteo Lamberti)
8.55pm Swimming: 400m freestyle women, final (ev. Simona Quadarella)
21:05 Fencing: Men’s Sabre, medal competitions (ev. Luca Curatoli, Michele Gallo, Luigi Samele, Pietro Torre)
9.15pm Swimming: 100m breaststroke men, semi-final (ev. Nicolò Martinenghi, Ludovico Blu Art Viberti)
9.37pm Swimming: Women’s 4x100m freestyle relay, final (Italy event)
9.50pm Swimming: Men’s 4x100m freestyle relay, final (Italy event)
11:00 PM Beach Volleyball: Group Stage, Men (Samuele Cottafava, Paolo Nicolai – Cherif Younousse, Ahmed Tijan)
Where to watch the Olympics on TV and streaming
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be available for free on Rai 2, which will feature over 15 hours of live coverage per day. The state TV channel also offers streaming on RaiPlay, which has launched three sports channels for the occasion. Live TV will also be available on Eurosport channels: on Sky, in addition to the two traditional channels at no. 210 and 211, subscribers will have access to eight other channels dedicated to the Games, one of which is in 4K (from channel 250 to 257). Dazn customers will also have six exclusive channels dedicated to specific sports: football, basketball, volleyball, golf-tennis-table tennis, gymnastics-diving and combat sports (boxing, judo and taekwondo). Thematic channels for each individual sport are also available on Discovery+. As for streaming, you can follow all the Games events on SkyGo, Now, Dazn, Discovery+, Amazon Prime and TimVision. There is also Olympic Channel TV, the official channel of the Games owned by the IOC which will offer all the events in streaming on its website.
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– 2024-07-30 23:03:32
