Paris 2024 Olympics: How to watch day two live – full schedule and ...

Sunday 28 July at the Paris 2024 Olympics sees 13 more medals up for grabs as a huge swimming showdown takes centre stage.

Adam Peaty is back and aiming for the three-peat in the 100m breaststroke, but standing in the way of the two-time reigning Olympic champion is the People’s Republic of China’s Qin Haiyang.

Qin, 25, won the 50m, 100m and 200m world titles in Peaty's absence last year, while in Paris this time around the race for gold looks set to be at least a five-way battle.

USA’s Nic Fink is the reigning 100m breaststroke world champion, Italy’s Nicolo Martinenghi the 2022 world champ, while Dutchman and Tokyo 2020 silver medallist Arno Kamminga rounds off this quintet.

There are also high hopes for hosts France to finally end their wait for a swimming gold, with world record holder Léon Marchand out to win his pet event, the men's 400m individual medley.

Away from the pool, the skateboarding women’s street final pits Brazil’s Rayssa Leal - who took home silver aged 13 in Tokyo - against the Japanese duo: narrow favourite Akama Liz, 15, and 14-year-old world number one Yoshizawa Coco.

All times below are in Central European Summer Time (UTC+2)

Archery

16:48–17:34: W team medal matches

Canoe slalom

17:45–18:30: W K-1 final

Cycling (mountain bike)

14:10–15:30: W cross-country

Fencing

20:50–22:40: W foil individual medal bouts; M épée individual medal bouts

Judo

17:18–17:48: M -66kg medal contests; 17:49–18:19: W -52kg medal contests

Shooting

09:30–10:15: M 10m air pistol final; 12:00–12:45: W 10m air pistol final

Skateboarding

17:00–18:30: W street final

Swimming

20:30: M 400m individual medley final; 20:45: W 100m butterfly final; 21:54: M 100m breaststroke final

For Sunday’s full schedule featuring non-medal events click here.

You will be able to watch every moment from the Paris 2024 Olympics live thanks to the Official Olympic Media Rights Holders.

Check out the listings for your local broadcaster here.