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Coverage of both Ring A and Ring B from 1700-1845
Opening three days of qualifying took place in March 2020 in London, before being halted for the Coronavirus pandemic
Rearranged event in Paris runs from 4-8 June
Pat McCormack qualifies for Tokyo Olympics after winning in the quarter-finals
Frazer Clarke and Cheavon Clarke through to semi-finals and qualify for Tokyo Olympics
GB's Luke McComack through to the semi-finals, he sealed Tokyo place on Saturday
GB's Karriss Artingstall loses to Bulgaria's Petrova, she needs one more win to qualify for Tokyo
Oof! What a fight this was between Frazer Clarke and Berat Acar.
Both fighters were pretty out of puff by the end of this one...
Take a look.
Frazer Clarke reaches Tokyo 2020 Olympics after tough win
We'll also be seeing Cheavon Clarke in Tokyo, after his win against the Greek Vagkan Nanitzanian.
On victory, he calmly saluted the crowd in Paris. Take a look at his final moments of the match.
Frazer Clarke, who is not related, is up in a few moments.
Cheavon Clarke claims Tokyo Olympics spot after win
Welcome back - here's what is still to come today.
Luke McCormack is up very shortly on Ring B, he qualified for Tokyo yesterday and will face the Dutch Enrico Lacruz.
Cheavon Clarke, third seed in this competition, is fourth on Ring B (approx 5.45pm) and will qualify for the Olympics with a win. He will compete against Greece's Vagkan Nanitzanian.
Frazer Clarke (not related) is last on Ring B (approx 6.30pm) and will qualify with a win too. He's going to be up against the Turk Berat Acar, in his bid for a ticket to Tokyo.
Earlier this afternoon, Pat McCormack became the latest name to book a spot in Tokyo. It means he will join brother Luke at this year's Games, who achieved the same feat yesterday.
Pat beat Georgian Eskerkhan Madiev in the Welterweight quarter-finals in Paris and you can watch some of the action below.
Pat McCormack beats Eskerkhan Madiev to claim spot at Tokyo Olympics
The European Olympic Boxing qualifiers in Paris will be a continuation of the Road to Tokyo European Olympic qualifier in London that was suspended after three days of competition due to the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020.
It will pick up where the first event left off and be based on the draw from the original event.
There are 77 spots (50 male and 27 female) left at Tokyo with 176 boxers from across Europe competing across eight men’s weight categories and five women’s.
The competition will continue through to medal stages and a final in all 13 weight-classes as performance at the Boxing Road to Tokyo qualifying events will impact on seeding at Tokyo 2021.
GB are sending twelve boxers – eight male and four female - to Paris.
The team includes Wales’ reigning world champion, Lauren Price, along with three men that won medals at the 2019 world championships, Pat McCormack (sliver), Peter McGrail (bronze) and Ben Whittaker (bronze).
Two members of the GB Boxing team, Galal Yafai and McGrail, have already qualified for the Tokyo Olympics but will still compete.
Image source, Getty ImagesCharley Davison (England)
Flyweight (51kg): Her win on Saturday saw her qualify for the Olympic Games, less than two years after returning to the sport, following a seven-year break in which she had three children.
Karriss Artingstall (England)
Featherweight (57kg): Needs one win to qualify after victory on Friday
Caroline Dubois (England)
Lightweight (60kg): Qualified with win on Saturday
Lauren Price (Wales)
Middleweight (75kg): Qualified with win on Saturday
Image source, Getty ImagesMen
Galal Yafai (England)
Flyweight (52kg): Already qualified but still fighting to improve seeding
Peter McGrail (England)
Featherweight (57kg): Already qualified but still fighting to improve seeding
Luke McCormack (England)
Lightweight (63kg): Qualified with win on Saturday
Pat McCormack (England)
Welterweight (69kg): One win from his second Olympic Games
Lewis Richardson (England)
Middleweight (75kg): Can no longer qualify after defeat on Friday
Ben Whittaker (England)
Light-heavyweight (81kg): Qualified with win on Saturday
Cheavon Clarke (England)
Heavyweight (91kg): Win on Saturday means he requires one win to make his second Olympic Games
Frazer Clarke (England)
Super-heavyweight (91kg+): Win on Saturday means he requires one win to make his second Olympic Games
All times are BST and subject to change
BBC iPlayer
Coverage of the rearranged European Olympic Boxing Qualifiers in Paris will be available on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.
Both Ring A and Ring B will be available live and on catch-up for 30 days after the event.
Full schedule
Sunday 6 June
13:00-15:00 and 17:00-18:45
Monday 7 June
13:00-15:15 and 17:00-19:45
Tuesday 8 June
13:00-14:30 and 17:00-18:45
BBC Sport
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