Where to watch the Olympics and the competitions scheduled today

Fencing, volleyball, tennis, water polo, judo and much more: the Paris Olympic Games are getting to the heart of the matter. On the second day of competitions, there are many prizes up for grabs 41 medals: the Italian team will try to enrich its score. From this point of view, all eyes will be on fencing with the flag bearer and new European champion Arianna Rigo (at the fourth Olympics of his career), Alice Foxes e Martina Favaretto in the running in the women’s individual foil, while the men’s fencers will be competing on the platform Davide DiVeroli, Andrea Santarelli e Federico Vismara.

Olympics, the main events of Sunday 28 July

Speaking of fencing, with Italy wanting to make up for the poor results of the last Tokyo Games (only five medals and no gold, something that hadn’t happened since 1980), great hopes for Sunday are placed on women’s judo, where Odette Giuffrida is aiming strongly for gold after having won silver in Rio 2016 and bronze in Tokyo 2020. Then at 9 there will be the debut of the girls of the women’s volleyballfresh from the success in the Nations League a month ago, at 9 against the Dominican Republic and that of Seven Bellowhich will face the United States at 3pm.

Lots of tennis: Errani, Cocciaretto, Bronzetti, Arnaldi, Vavassori (called in place of Sinner), but above all Rafael Nadalat his last personal appointment at the Games: after the victory in doubles with Alcaraz, should he overcome the Hungarian Fucsovics, the Majorcan champion will face Novak Djokovic in the second round.

Sunday 28th July, Italians competing at the Olympics

• 09:00 Beach Volleyball: group stage, women (Valentina Gottardi, Marta Menegatti vs Liliana/Paula)

• 09:00 Volleyball: group stage, women (Italy – Dominican Republic)

• 09:15 Sport Shooting: 10m air rifle women, qualification (Barbara Gambaro)

• 09:30 Shooting: 10m air pistol men, final (ev. Federico Nilo Maldini, Paolo Monna)

• 10:00 Beach Volleyball; group stage, men (Alex Ranghieri, Adrian Carambula vs van de Velde/Immers)

• 10:00 Judo: -66kg men, preliminary rounds (Matteo Piras)

• 10:00 Judo, -52kg women, preliminary rounds (Odette Giuffrida)

• 10.10 Rowing: Women’s double sculls, repechages (ev. Stefania Gobbi, Clara Guerra)

• 10.20 Rowing: Men’s double sculls, repechages (ev. Giovanni Codato, Davide Comini)

• 10.25am Fencing: Women’s individual foil, thirty-second (Arianna Errigo, Martina Favaretto, Alice Volpi)

• 10.25am Fencing: Individual men’s épée, thirty-second (Davide Di Veroli, Andrea Santarelli, Federico Vismara)

• 10.30 Equestrian Sports: Team and individual eventing, cross country (Evelina Bertoli, Emiliano Portale, Giovanni Ugolotti)

• 11:00 Rowing: Men’s Coxless Pair, heats: (Giovanni Codato, Davide Comini)

• 11:00 Swimming: 200m freestyle men, heats (Alessandro Ragaini, Filippo Megli)

• 11:00 Swimming: 400m medley men, heats (Alberto Razzetti)

• 11:00 Swimming: 100m breaststroke women, heats (Lisa Angiolini, Benedetta Pilato)

• 10:00 Swimming: 100m backstroke men, heats (Thomas Ceccon, Michele Lamberti)

• 11.15am Shooting: 10m air rifle men, qualification (Edoardo Bonazzi, Danilo Dennis Sollazzo)

• 11.30 Table tennis: women’s singles, round of 32 (Debora Vivarelli, vs Hayata Hina)

• 11.40 Artistic gymnastics: Women’s qualifications, division 2 (Angela Andreoli, Alice D’Amato, Manila Esposito, Elisa Iorio, Giorgia Villa)

• 12:00 Tennis: men’s singles, first round (Matteo Arnaldi, Lorenzo Musetti, Andrea Vavassori)

• 12:00 Tennis: women’s singles, first round (Lucia Bronzetti, Sara Errani)

• 12:00 Tennis: men’s doubles, first round (Luciano Darderi and Lorenzo Musetti)

• 12:00 Tennis: women’s doubles, first round (Lucia Bronzetti, Elisabetta Cocciaretto)

• 12:00 Sailing: iQFOiL men (Nicolò Renna)

• 12:00 Sailing: iQFOiL women (Marta Maggetti)

• 12:00 Sailing: 49er FX women (Giorgia Bertuzzi, Jana Germani)

• 12:00 Rowing: Men’s lightweight 2-man sculls, heats (Stefano Oppo, Gabriel Soares)

• 12.50 Rowing: Men’s 4 without, heats (Giovanni Abagnale, Nicholas Kohl, Matteo Lodo, ​​Giuseppe Vicino)

• 2.10pm Cycling Mountain bike: women’s race (Martina Berta, Chiara Teocchi)

• 3:00 pm Water Polo: preliminary round, men (Italy – United States)

• 15:30 Canoa slalom: K1 donne, semi-final (eventually Stefanie Horn)

• 16:34 Boxing: 92kg men, eighth finals (Aziz Abbes Mouhiidine, vs Lazizbek Mullojonov)

• 4.50pm Boxing: 50kg women, round of 32 (Giordana Sorrentino, vs Nazym Kyzaibay)

• 17:19 Judo: -66kg men, medal competitions (ev. Matteo Piras)

• 17:45 Canoa slalom: K1 donne, finale (eventually Stefanie Horn)

• 5.49pm Judo: -52kg women, medal competitions (ev. Odette Giuffrida)

• 8.30pm Swimming: 400m medley men, final (possibly Alberto Razzetti)

• 8.45pm Swimming: 100m butterfly women, final (ev. Viola Scotto di Carlo, Costanza Cocconcelli)

• 8.50pm Fencing: Women’s individual foil, medal competitions (eventually Arianna Errigo, Martina Favaretto, Alice Volpi)

• 8.51pm Swimming: 200m freestyle men, semi-finals (ev. Alessandro Ragaini, Filippo Megli)

• 9.15pm Swimming: 100m breaststroke women, semi-finals (ev. Lisa Angiolini, Benedetta Pilato)

•9.20pm Fencing: Individual men’s épée, medal competitions (e.g. Davide Di Veroli, Andrea Santarelli, Federico Vismara)

• 9.37pm Swimming: 100m backstroke men, semi-finals (ev. Thomas Ceccon, Michele Lamberti)

• 9.54pm Swimming: 100m breaststroke men, final (ev. Nicolò Martinenghi, Ludovico Viberti)

• 11.38pm Surfing: round 2 men (Leonardo Fioravanti)

Where to watch the Olympics on TV and streaming

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be available for free on Rai 2, which will broadcast 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.

The live TV broadcast will also be visible 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 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 events of the Games 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.