Paris Olympics 2024: Tonight

Joanne Cantwell presents the conclusion of the men's track cycling team sprint at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Velodrome, and an evening of athletics at the Stade de France, as the women's 200m champion is crowned. Jamaica's Shericka Jackson was a pre-event favourite in the 200m, as was all-conquering Greek Miltiadis Tentoglou in the men's long jump. The athletics schedule features the women's 400m hurdles semi-finals at 7.07, men's long jump final from 7.15, men's 1500m final at 7.50, women's 3,000m steeplechase final at 8.10 and the women's 200m final at 8.40, while the women's hammer final takes place throughout the evening. Joanne Cantwell presents

Joanne Cantwell presents the final coverage on day 12 includes athletics at the Stade de France and boxing finals at Roland Garros. Boxer Dean Clancy will hope to be in contention to earn Ireland a medal in the men's 63.5kg category having won medals at European level, while Arlen Lopez of Cuba was aiming for a third straight Olympic gold in the men's 80kg weight. Great Britain's Molly Caudery and Australian Nine Kennedy are expected to battle it out for the pole vault tile from 6.00. The men's 400m at 8.20 will also be eagerly anticipated, with reigning champion Steven Gardiner of the Bahamas expected to face stiff competition from Briton Matthew Hudson-Smith and America's Quincy Hall. Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna has the possibility of making Olympic history in the discus from 7.25 - if he emulates his dad Virgilijus, they will become the first father-son duo to both win gold

Darragh Maloney introduces live taekwondo and athletics coverage as day 13 concludes, with five champions set to be crowned in the track and field events at the Stade de France. A rare and hotly-anticipated showdown between women's 400m hurdles world record holder and reigning champion Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone of the USA and Dutch world champion Femke Bol is expected to be among the highlights, while Noah Lyles starts as favourite in the men's 200m, and India's Neeraj Chopra will be hoping to retain his Olympic title in the men's javelin. The schedule for this evening's final features the women's long jump from 7.00, men's javelin from 7.25, men's 200m at 7.30, women's 400m hurdles at 8.25 and men's 110m hurdles at 8.45, along with the heptathlon 200m at 7.55. Over at the Grand Palais, the men's -68kg Taekwondo final is at 8.19 and the women's -57kg at 8.37