Olympic Games: Australians in action on day five in Paris

The reigning Olympic champion Logan Martin is chasing a second gold medal in the BMX freestyle park, as Jessica Fox is out to add the C1 crown to her K1 title at Paris 2024 in the women’s canoe single.

The gold rush could continue in the pool with Kyle Chalmers, Zac Stubblety-Cook, Mollie O’Callaghan and Shayna Jack among the Australians set to swim in finals.

The Matildas need to avoid defeat with they face United States in their final women’s football match of Group B, or otherwise need results to go their way to qualify for the knockout stages.

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The Hockeyroos take on the United States aiming to extend their unbeaten run in women’s hockey, while the Stingers meet the Netherlands in women’s water polo.

Here are the Australians to watch on day five at Paris 2024 – all times AEST:

3x3 basketball

• 1.30am: Women’s pool round: Australia Gangurrus v Germany

Archery

• 10.36pm: Men’s individual 1/32 elimination round: Peter Boukouvalas v Wooseok Lee

Artistic gymnastics

• 1.30am: Men’s all-round final: Jesse Moore

Boxing

• 7.32pm: Men’s 71kg preliminaries round of 16: Shannan Davey v Rami Mofid Kiwan

• 8.04pm: Women’s 75kg preliminaries round of 16: Caitlin Parker v Citlalli Vanessa Ortiz

• 11.46pm: Men’s 57kg preliminaries round of 16: Charlie Senior v Vasile Usturoi

Canoe slalom

• 11.30pm: Women’s canoe single semi-finals: Jessica Fox

• 1.25am: Women’s canoe single final: Jessica Fox (TBC)

Related: Jess Fox delivers stunning final run to claim kayak gold at Paris Olympics

Cycling BMX freestyle

• 9.10pm: Women’s park final: Natalya Diehm

• 22.44pm: Men’s park final: Logan Martin

Football

• 3am: Women’s – Group B: Australia Matildas v United States

Hockey

• 9.15pm: Women’s – Pool B: Australia Hockeyroos v United States

Judo

• 6pm: Women -70 kg elimination round of 32: Aoife Coughlan v Szabina Gercsak

Rowing

• 7.04pm: Women’s pair semi-finals A/B: Jess Morrison and Annabelle McIntyre

• 8.14pm: Women’s quadruple sculls final B: Ria Thompson, Rowena Meredith, Laura Gourley and Caitlin Cronin

Sailing

• 9.43pm: Men’s windsurfing: Grae Morris

• 10.15pm: Men’s skiff: Jim Colley and Shaun Connor

• 11.15pm: Women’s skiff: Olivia Price and Evie Haseldine

Shooting

• 5pm: Men’s 50m rifle 3 positions qualification: Dane Sampson, Jack Rossiter

• 5pm: Women’s trap qualification: Penny Smith, Catherine Skinner

Surfing

• TBC: Women’s round three: Tyler Wright v Anat Lelior

• TBC: Men’s quarter-finals: Ethan Ewing v Jack Robinson

Swimming

• 7pm: Women’s 200m breaststroke heats: Ella Ramsay, Jenna Strauch

• 7.21pm: Men’s 200m backstroke heats: Se-Bom Lee, Bradley Woodward

• 7.46pm: Men’s 200m butterfly heats: Abbey Lee Connor, Elizabeth Dekkers

• 4.30am: Women’s 100m freestyle final: Mollie O’Callaghan, Shayna Jack

• 5.13am: Women’s 1500m freestyle final: Moesha Johnson

• 6.31am: Men’s 200m breaststroke final: Zac Stubblety-Cook, Joshua Yong

• 6.39am Men’s 100m freestyle final: Kyle Chalmers

Related: Backstroke queen Kaylee McKeown reigns supreme with 100m gold at Paris Olympics

Tennis

• 8pm: Men’s singles third round: Alexei Popyrin v Alexander Zverev

• 8pm: Mixed doubles quarter-final: Ellen Perez and Matthew Ebden v Xinyu Wang and Zhizhen Zhang

• 9.30pm: Men’s doubles quarter-final: Matthew Ebden and John Peers v Dominik Koepfer and Jan-Lennard Struff

Triathlon

• 4pm: Women’s individual: Sophie Linn, Natalie van Coevorden

• 6.45pm: Men’s individual: Matthew Hauser, Luke Willian

Water polo

• 10pm: Women’s preliminary round – Group A: Australia Stingers v the Netherlands