The 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games get underway in the early hours of August 6, Australian time, and will see athletes from all around the globe compete in over 300 events in 42 different sports.
To help you keep track of everything going on during the Games, we’ve put together a comprehensive schedule of each day’s play in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), from the football preliminaries right up until the closing ceremony. So whether it’s rugby sevens, basketball, swimming or athletics you’re interested in, The Roar has got you covered.
Download your printable 2016 Rio Olympic Games Schedule
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