Jessica Fox will be out to avenge her Tokyo demons and win gold in the women’s kayak final on day two of Paris 2024.

Fox won bronze in Tokyo after picking up a penalty for touching a gate. She would go on to win gold in the C1 later in the games.

Fox cruised through qualifying on Saturday night to make the final.

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The Matildas will also be out to avenge their horror 3-0 drubbing at the hands of Germany in their opener last Friday morning (AEST), when they take on Zambia in their second match.

In rugby sevens, the Aussie women – who are among the favourites to win gold – will begin their campaign.

In the pool, Mollie O’Callaghan and Ariarne Titmus are among the big names in action.

Here’s the full schedule for day 2. All times AEST.

Aussie athletes and teams are in bold.

Canoe Slalom

1.45am: Jessica Fox (Women’s Kayak final)

Cycling – Mountain Bike

10.10pm: Rebecca Henderson (Women’s mountain bike race)

Equestrian

From 6.30pm:

6.34pm Chris Burton, 8.10pm Kevin McNab, 9.46pm Shane Rose (Eventing cross country team and individual)

Football

3am: Australia v Zambia (women’s group stage)

Gymnastics

From 5.30pm: Emily Whitehead, Emma Nedov, Kate McDonald, Ruby Pass (women’s artistic qualification)

Hockey 

Eight matches from 6pm

Women’s 8.45pm: Australia v South Africa

Rowing

From 5pm

8.10pm: Amanda Bateman, Harriet Hudson (women’s double sculls repechage)

6.50pm: Annabelle McIntyre, Jessica Morrison (women’s pair)

7.20pm: Simon Keenan, Patrick Holt (men’s pair)

8.40pm: Molly Goodman, Jean Mitchell, Olympia Aldersey, Lily Triggs (women’s four)

9pm: Fergus Hamilton, Alex Hill, Tim Masters, Jack Robertson (men’s four)

Rugby sevens (women’s)

Pool matches from 11.30pm 

12am: Australia v South Africa
3.30am: Australia v Great Britain

Sailing

8.13pm: Grae Morris (men’s windsurfing marathon race)

8.35pm: Olivia Price and Evie Haseldine (women’s skiff opening series)

9.15pm: Jim Colley and Shaun Connor (men’s skiff opening series)

Shooting

7.15pm: Dane Sampson, Jack Rossiter (men’s 10m air rifle qualification)

Skateboarding 

Women’s street

Preliminaries
8pm: Chloe Covell, Olivia Lovelace
10pm: Haylie Powell
Final at 1am

Surfing

3am: Ethan Ewing, Jack Robinson (men’s round two)

3.48am: Tyler Wright, Molly Picklum (women’s round two)

Swimming

Men’s 200m freestyle

H2 7.03pm: Max Guiliani
H4 7.10pm: Tommy Neil
Semifinals at 4.46am

Men’s 400m individual medley

H1 7.15pm: William Petric
H2 7.21pm: Brendon Smith
Final at 4.30am

Women’s 100m breaststroke

H1 7.48pm: Jenna Strauch
Semifinals at 5.10am

Men’s 100m backstroke

H5 7.54pm: Isaac Cooper
H6 7.56pm: Bradley Woodward
Semifinals from 5.32am

Women’s 200m freestyle

H3 8.08pm: Mollie O’Callaghan
H4 8.12pm: Ariarne Titmus
Semifinals from 5.50am

Tennis

Men’s singles from 8pm

Second match on Court 7: Alex de Minaur v Jan-Lennard Struff (Germany)
Fifth match on Court 6: Alexei Popyrin v Nicolas Jarry (Chile)

Women’s singles from 8pm

First match on Philippe Chatrier: Ajla Tomljanovic v Coco Gauff (USA)

Men’s doubles from 8pm

Sixth match on Court 8: Matthew Ebden / John Peers v Hady Habib / Benjamin Hassan (Lebanon)

Water Polo (men’s)

6.30pm: Australia v Spain (group match)