Olympics 2024 tennis order of play: Schedule today (Sunday 4th August)
We've rounded up the full Olympics 2024 tennis order of play for today's matches.
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- Michael Potts
Published: Sunday, 4 August 2024 at 9:53 am
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The Olympics Games tennis competition will reach a thrilling conclusion today (4th August) as Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic go head-to-head in the men's singles final.
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Amongst that is a mix of doubles events, with gold and bronze medals are up for grabs in the Women's Doubles matches.
The Olympics tennis competition is not the pinnacle of the sport, but it remains a prestigious honour. The 2024 edition is set to be a particularly poignant tournament.
It may be the final time we ever see Rafael Nadal on clay, and it is certainly the last time we see former Olympic champion Sir Andy Murray in a competitive match. They have both been eliminated from the contests.
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Olympics 2024 tennis order of play today – Sunday 4th August
All UK time. Times approximate, subject to change.
Court Philippe-Chatrier
From 11am
- Women's Doubles Bronze Medal Match: Karolína MUCHOVA and Linda NOSKOVA (CZE) v Cristina BUCSA and Sara SORRIBES TORMO (ESP)
Followed by
- Men's Singles Gold Medal Match: Novak DJOKOVIC (SRB) v Carlos ALCARAZ (ESP)
Followed by
- Women's Doubles Gold Medal Match: Sara ERRANI and Jasmine PAOLINI (ITA) v Mirra ANDREEVA and Diana SHNAIDER (AIN)
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Olympics 2024 tennis schedule
Men's
- First round: Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th July
- Second round: Monday 29th July
- Third round: Tuesday 30th July
- Quarter-finals: Wednesday 31st July
- Semi-finals: Thursday 1st August
- Bronze Medal match: Friday 2nd August
- Gold Medal match: Saturday 3rd August
Women's
- First round: Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th July
- Second round: Monday 29th – Tuesday 30th July
- Third round: Wednesday 31st July
- Quarter-finals: Thursday 1st August
- Semi-finals: Friday 2nd August
- Bronze Medal match: Saturday 3rd August
- Gold Medal match: Sunday 4th August
Doubles (Men's)
- First round: Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th July
- Second round: Monday 29th July
- Third round: Tuesday 30th July
- Semi-finals: Wednesday 31st July
- Bronze Medal match: Friday 2nd August
- Gold Medal match: Saturday 3rd August
Doubles (Women's)
- First round: Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th July
- Second round: Monday 29th – Tuesday 30th July
- Third round: Tuesday 30th July
- Quarter-finals: Wednesday 31st July
- Semi-finals: Thursday 1st August
- Bronze Medal match: Sunday 4th August
- Gold Medal match: Sunday 4th August
Doubles (Mixed)
- First round: Monday 29th – Tuesday 30th July
- Quarter-finals: Wednesday 31st July
- Semi-finals: Thursday 1st August
- Bronze Medal match: Friday 2nd August
- Gold Medal match: Friday 2nd August
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.
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