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July 27 Olympics Schedule 2024

Hello there, sports fans! The 2024 Olympics are live in the lovely city of Paris, and we now have full deets on today's loaded schedule. But fear not, if you're a lover of gymnastics! swimming!, tennis. Starting beach volleyball, and basketball? What's on tap for July 27th. And I mean it in a good way!!

Early Birds, Rise and Shine!

12 a.m. ET
Resumen del dia Paris 2024
Watch on: Telemundo
Start your day with a recap of all the highlights from Paris!

2:30 a.m. ET
Badminton - M/W/Mx Singles, Doubles: Group Play (Pt. 1)
Watch on: Digital only
Who knew watching shuttlecocks fly could be so thrilling?

Getting into the Action

3 a.m. ET
Handball - Men's Group A: Spain vs. Slovenia
Watch on: Digital only
Spain and Slovenia are ready to throw down—literally.

3 a.m. ET
Rowing - Heats: Double, Quadruple & More
Watch on: USA Network
Row, row, row your boat, straight to the finish line!

3 a.m. ET
Volleyball - Men's Pool C: Japan vs. Germany
Watch on: Digital only
Expect some serious spikes and blocks in this match-up.

Mid-Morning Thrills

4 a.m. ET
Fencing: Women's Epee and Men's Sabre Eliminations
Watch on: Digital only
En garde! Get ready for some intense swordplay.

4 a.m. ET
Field Hockey - Men's Pool A: Great Britain vs. Spain
Watch on: Digital only
Field hockey might be the most underrated sport—change my mind!

4:30 a.m. ET
Badminton - Mixed Doubles: China vs. USA
Watch on: USA Network
China vs. USA in a battle of the birdies.

Breakfast with the Olympics

5 a.m. ET
Basketball - Men's Group A: Australia vs. Spain
Watch on: Digital only
Who needs breakfast when you have a basketball?

5 a.m. ET
Gymnastics - Men's Qualification: Subdiv. 1 Floor, Parallel Bars, Pommel Horse, Rings, Vault
Watch on: Digital only
These gymnasts are flipping amazing—literally.

5:30 a.m. ET
Basketball - Men's Group A: Australia vs. Spain
Watch on: CNBC
Just in case you missed the first airing, catch it here.

Late Morning Extravaganza

6 a.m. ET
Tennis - Outer Courts (Courts 6-14)
Watch on: Digital only
Court hopping from the comfort of your couch.

6:45 a.m. ET
Field Hockey - Men's Pool A: Netherlands vs. South Africa
Watch on: Digital only
A match that promises to be stick-tacular!

7:30 a.m. ET
Basketball - Men's Group B: Germany vs. Japan
Watch on: Digital only
Germany and Japan battle it out on the hardwood.

Midday Magic

9 a.m. ET
Cycling - Women's Time Trial
Watch on: NBC, Peacock
Cyclists zooming past scenic Parisian streets—what's not to love?

9:30 a.m. ET
Water Polo - Women's Group: Greece vs. USA
Watch on: USA Network
Watch as Greece and the USA make a splash!

10:30 a.m. ET
Beach Volleyball - Men's Pool A: SWE vs. AUS
Watch on: CNBC
Sun, sand, and spikes—beach volleyball is where it's at!

Afternoon Delight

1 p.m. ET
Fencing - Women's Epee & Men's Sabre Bronze/Gold Finals
Watch on: Digital only
The final showdown. Who will take home the gold?

1:45 p.m. ET
Rugby - Men's Gold Final
Watch on: NBC, Peacock
Rugby at its finest. Expect hard hits and incredible plays.

2:30 p.m. ET
Swimming - Finals: M&W 400m Free, M&W 4x100m Free
Watch on: NBC, Peacock
The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat—all in the pool.

Evening Excitement

5 p.m. ET
Boxing - Women's Bantam Eliminations & More
Watch on: CNBC
Time to rumble in the ring.

7 p.m. ET
Water Polo - Women's Group: USA vs. Greece
Watch on: USA Network
A rematch in water polo. Who will come out on top?

9:30 p.m. ET
Handball - Men's Group B: Denmark vs. France
Watch on: USA Network
Handball to end your day on a high note.

Late-Night Entertainment

11:30 p.m. ET
Late Night Coverage
Watch on: NBC, Peacock

Recap all the top moments of the day to remember what happened.

Read Also: Formula 1 Grand Prix 2024.

Phew! That's a lot of adventure for one day. So, do not miss your preferred events live to cheer for your favorite squads. Who knows, you might watch something historic.I9 mm

The Olympics is the ultimate event in which humanity comes together through friendly rivalry and camaraderie. Now go get your snacks, sit back, and experience this show. Go team!

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