
There is plenty of Olympic action in the pool and an excellent chance of Australian gold in the equestrian.
Take a look at what is coming up on Day 4 of the Rio Olympics with our handy AEST guide.
- Top men’s sprinters hit the water and women’s medals up for grabs
- Australia on its high horse for equestrian finals
- Matildas try to rebound from rough start
- Aussie men’s rugby sevens team look to build on women’s gold
Swimming
It is another big day in the pool with Aussie gold-medal hope Cameron McEvoy back in the water for the heats (from 2:02am) and semi-finals (from 11:03am) of the blue-riband event, the 100m freestyle. Eighteen-year-old sprint star Kyle Chalmers will also be there.
McEvoy will also line up in the 4x200m freestyle relay.
The semi-finals start at 3:17am, with the final the last race of the day, at 12:38pm on Wednesday.
Australia will have two representatives in the women’s 200m freestyle final at 11:19am, with Bronte Barratt and Emma McKeon making the cut. Also look for American Katie Ledecky as she tries to add to her gold and silver medals.

Top Comments
This has to stop! Using horses for water polo is totally unethical.