Australian ace Emma McKeon will be swimming for her 13th Olympic medal when competes in the women’s 100m butterfly final at Paris 2024 on Sunday, July 28.

McKeon secured a record-extending 12th medal at the Summer Games as part of the Australian women’s 4x100m freestyle relay team on Saturday and another podium finish on Sunday will only consolidate her status as the most-decorated Aussie in Olympic history.

McKeon’s fellow Dolphin Ariarne Titmus will also return to the Paris La Defense Arena for the 200m fly after successfully defending her women’s 400m freestyle crown on Saturday.

Titmus is also the defending champion in the event but can only qualify for the final on Sunday for a crack at the medal on Monday.

Another Australian who will be looking to add to Australia’s Paris 2024 Olympics medal tally as well as her own will be canoeist Jessica Fox, who will be in action in the women’s kayak semi-finals for a crack at a medal later in the day.

Fox is a four-time Olympic medallist looking for her fifth.

The Hockeyroos also start their campaign on Sunday against South Africa and so will the Stingers against Spain. The Australian women’s rugby sevens team will also be in action.

Meanwhile, the Matildas will be looking to bounce back after their disappointing loss to Germany in the opener. They take on Zambia in a must-win match.

Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur is also set for his Olympic debut when he takes on Germany’s Jan-Lennard Struff in the first round of men’s singles.

Sailing was also expected to start on Sunday but has been rescheduled.

Paris 2024 Olympics Australia schedule today: 28 July, Sunday

Live start times, all in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

Canoe slalom

• Women’s kayak single semi-finals (Jessica Fox) – 11:30 PM
• Medal event: Women’s kayak single final (if qualified) – 1:45 AM (July 29, Monday)

Cycling mountain bike

• Medal event: Women’s cross-country (Rebecca Henderson) – 10:10 PM

Equestrian

• Eventing team and individual cross country (Chris Burton, Shane Rose, Kevin McNab) – 6:30 PM

Football (women)

• Group B: Australia vs Zambia – 3:00 AM (July 29, Monday)

Hockey (women)

• Pool B: Australia vs South Africa – 8:45 PM

Rowing

• Women’s pair heat 3 (Annabelle McIntyre/Jessica Morrison) – 6:50 PM
• Men’s pair heat 3 (Patrick Holt/Simon Keenan) – 7:20 PM
• Women’s four heat 2 (Olympia Aldersey/Lily Alton/Molly Goodman/Jean Mitchell) – 8:40 PM
• Men’s four heat 2 (Fergus Hamilton/Alexander Hill/Tim Masters/Jack Robertson) – 9:00 PM

Rugby sevens (women)

• Pool B: Australia vs South Africa – 12:00 AM (July 29, Monday)
• Pool B: Australia vs Great Britain – 3:30 AM (July 29, Monday)

Sailing

• Men’s windsurfing races 1 to 4 – 8:00 PM onwards (rescheduled)
• Women’s skiff races 1 to 3 – 8:00 PM onwards (rescheduled)
• Men’s skiff races 1 to 3 – 8:00 PM onwards (rescheduled)

Shooting

• 10m air rifle men’s qualification (Dane Simpson, Jack Rossiter) – 7:15 PM

Skateboarding

• Women’s street prelims (Chloe Covell, Liv Lovelace, Haylie Powell) – 8:00 PM
• Women’s street final (medal event) – 1:00 AM (July 29, Monday)

Surfing

• Women’s round 1 heat 3 (Tyler Wright) – 9:00 AM
• Men’s round 1 heat 4 (Molly Picklum) – 9:36 AM

Swimming

• Men’s 200m freestyle heats (Maximillian Giuliani, Thomas Neill) – 7:03 PM onwards
• Men’s 400m individual medley heats (Brendon Smith, William Petric) – 7:15 PM onwards
• Women’s 100m breaststroke heats (Jenna Strauch) – 7:30 PM onwards
• Men’s 100m backstroke heats (Isaac Cooper, Bradley Woodward) – 7:56 PM onwards
• Women’s 200m freestyle heats (Mollie O’Callaghan, Ariarne Titmus) – 8:08 PM onwards
• Medal event: Men’s 400m individual medley final (if qualified) – 4:30 AM (July 29, Monday)
• Medal event: Women’s 100m butterfly final (Emma McKeon) – 4:40 AM (July 29, Monday)
• Men’s 200m freestyle semi-finals (if qualified) – 4:51 AM (July 29, Monday)
• Women’s 100m breaststroke semi-finals (if qualified) – 5:15 AM (July 29, Monday)
• Men’s 100m backstroke semi-finals (if qualified) – 5:37 AM (July 29, Monday)
• Women’s 200m freestyle semi-finals (if qualified) – 6:00 AM (July 29, Monday)

Tennis

• Men’s doubles first round: John Peers/Matthew Ebden vs Benjamin Hassan/Hady Habib (LBN) – 8:00 PM onwards
• Men’s singles first round: Alexei Popyrin vs Nicolas Jarry (CHI) – 8:00 PM onwards
• Men’s singles first round: Alex de Minaur vs Jan-Lennard Struff (GER) – 8:00 PM onwards
• Women’s singles first round: Ajla Tomljanovic vs Coco Gauff (USA) – 3:00 AM onwards (July 29, Monday)

Water polo (men)

• Group B: Australia vs Spain – 6:30 PM