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With the medals coming thick and fast, you've got to plan carefully about when and where you'll be able to follow the action - especially if you're making weekend plans.

BBC Sport's day-by-day guide and schedule page has got you covered. Click here for each day's events and medal prospects, and here for all the TV and radio coverage information.

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• The women's road race starts at 13:00 with Lizzie Deignan, Pfeiffer Georgi, Anna Henderson and Anna Morris taking on at 158km course.
• The sailing carries on throughout the afternoon with the women's dinghy race at 13:35 with Hannah Snellgrove competing before Vita Heathcote and Chris Grube go in the mixed 470 races at 16:05.
• Harry Hepworth competes in the men's rings final at 14:00, the first British man to qualify for the event.
• Also in gymnastics, Becky Downie is up in the women's uneven bars final at 14:40 and Jake Jarman looks to back up his floor bronze with a medal in the men's vault final at 15:24.
• Joe Clarke and Adam Burgess are competing in the men's kayak cross elimination rounds at 14:30, followed by Mallory Franklin in the women's kayak cross time trial at 15:45.
• Plenty more athletics action in the evening. Matt Hudson-Smith goes in the men's 400m first round at 18:05 alongside Charlie Dobson.
• Louie Hinchliffe and Zharnel Hughes go in the men's 100m semi-finals at 19:05 and hope for a place in the showpiece event at 20:50.
• The Team GB trio of Keely Hodgkinson, Phoebe Gill and Jemma Reekie go in the women's 800m semi-finals at 19:35.
• Josh Kerr, George Mills and Neil Gourley seek a place in the men's 1500m final with the semis at 20:10 BST.
• The swimming concludes tonight and Team GB will be hopeful for a medal in the men's 4x100m relay final at 18:10 with Adam Peaty, James Guy, Duncan Scott and Ollie Morgan making up the quartet.

• Tommy Fleetwood is in strong contention for a men's golf medal, which resumes at 8:00.
• Amber Rutter is well-placed heading into day two of women's skeet qualifying, which starts at 8:30. The top six qualify for the final, which starts at 14:30.
• The men's individual archery starts at 8:30, with Tom Hall looking to reach this afternoon's finals.
• Team GB play India in the men's hockey quarter-final at 9:00.
• Also at 9:00, Team GB will look to add to their equestrian medal haul with Lottie Fry, Carl Hester and Becky Moody competing in the individual dressage final.
• The athletics qualifiers continue, including Daryll Neita, Bianca Williams and Dina Asher-Smith in the 200m heats at 9:55.
• Jacob Fincham-Dukes competes in men's long jump qualification at 10:00.
• The first round of the men's 110m hurdles starts at 10:50, with GB's Tade Ojora in heat four.
• Lina Nielsen and Jessie Knight are in the women's 400m hurdles first rounds at 11:35.
• The sailing continues in Marseille, with Micky Bennett in the dinghy races at 11:05 and Jon Gimson and Anna Burnet in the mixed multihull also at 11:05.
• The men's kite race starts at 11:13 BST with Connor Bainbridge in action, while Ellie Aldridge is in the women's race at 11:33.

And here's how Great Britain's start in Paris compares to Tokyo.

Impressive stuff from Team GB!

Here's how the medal table looks at the beginning of day nine.

The USA comfortably have the most medals but China are leading the way with 16 golds, while Great Britain sit fifth after picking up their 10th gold on Saturday.

Some news from Teahupo'o, Tahiti and both the men's and women's surfing semi-finals and finals have had to be rescheduled... because of a lack of waves.

Well, "lack of wave conditions" is the official wording in the Paris 2024 statement but either way, surfing without waves is clearly not ideal.

The events will now take place tomorrow evening at 18:00 BST, waves permitting.

18:05: Athletics - men's 400m round one (GB's Matthew Hudson-Smith & Charles Dobson)

18:10: Swimming - men's 4x100m medley final (GB in action)

18:30: Swimming - women’s 4x100m medley final

18:55: Athletics - women's high jump final

19:05: Athletics - men’s 100m semi-finals (GB's Zharnel Hughes, Louie Hinchliffe)

19:35: Athletics - women’s 800m semi-finals (GB's Keely Hodgkinson, Jemma Reekie & Phoebe Gill)

20:10: Athletics - men’s 1500m semi-finals (GB's Josh Kerr & George Mills)

20:50: Athletics - men’s 100m final

12:00: Archery - men's individual

12:30: Table tennis - men's singles

13:00: Cycling - women’s road race (GB's Lizzie Deignan, Pfeiffer Georgi & Anna Henderson)

14:00: Gymnastics - men's rings final (GB's Harry Hepworth)

14:40: Gymnastics - women's uneven bars final (GB's Becky Downie)

15:20: Gymnastics - men's vault final (GB's Harry Hepworth & Jake Jarman)

17:30: Swimming - women's 50m freestyle final

07:30: Badminton - women's singles semi-final

08:00: Golf - men’s final round (Tommy Fleetwood & Rory McIlroy in contention)

08:30: Shooting - women's skeet qualification

09:00: Hockey - men's quarter-final (GB v India)

09:00: Equestrian - dressage individual grand prix freestyle

10:00: Boxing

10:25: Archery - men’s 1/8 elimination round (GB's Tom Hall)

10:45: Athletics - women’s 200m round one (GB's Daryll Neita, Bianca Williams & Dina Asher-Smith)

10:50: Athletics - men’s 110m hurdles round one (GB's Tade Ojora)

11:00: Tennis - women's doubles bronze match, then men's singles (Novak Djokovic v Carlos Alcaraz, approx 12:30)

11:35: Athletics - women’s 400m hurdles round one (GB's Jessie Knight, Lina Nielsen)

Good morning!

We're all set for day nine and it's another busy one with 20 gold medals up for grabs. Team GB will hope to be in the mix for a few of those after securing a 10th gold of the Games yesterday.

We'll take you through what's coming up, and what you missed yesterday, before the live action begins. There's only a week of this Olympics left so let's make the most of it!