How to watch Australian swimmers in action at Tokyo 2020 Olympics on 30 July
Can Cate Campbell or Emma McKeon land the 100m freestyle gold medal? Here are the Aussie swimmers in action on day seven of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Friday 30 July
Swimming
Day seven of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games will see plenty of Australia's star swimmers back in the water.
The only medal opportunity comes in the shape of multiple Olympic medallists Cate Campbell and Emma McKeon, who line up in adjacent lanes in the women's 100m freestyle final.
Both athletes have already won gold at these Games already as part of the world-record breaking Australian women's 4x100m freestyle relay team. Now, they could add an individual title.
For Campbell, it's a chance at redemption after a small mistake in the Rio 2016 final saw the then gold medal favourite fade into fourth place.
McKeown on the other hand smashed the 100m free Olympic record in qualifying and as such will be quietly confident of the win.
Who should you keep an eye and how should you follow their them in action? Read on for more.
Australia: Which swimmers to watch on day seven of Tokyo 2020
Here's the schedule for Aussie swimmers today...
Men’s 100m Butterfly semi-final - Matthew Temple
Women’s 100m Freestyle final - Emma McKeon and Cate Campbell
Women’s 100m Backstroke semi-final- Emily Seebohm and Kaylee McKeown
Men’s 50m Freestyle heats - Cameron McEvoy
Women’s 50m Freestyle heats - Emma McKeon, Cate Campbell
Men’s 1500m Freestyle heats - Jack McLoughlin, Thomas Neill
Women’s 4x100m Medley relay heats - TBC
Men’s 4x100m Medley relay heats - TBC
How to watch Australia swimmers in action at the Tokyo 2020 Games
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