TEAM USA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TAKES ON SPAIN IN GOLD MEDAL GAME
After routing France 110-64, Team USA will face Spain with a gold medal on the line. The U.S. remains undefeated in the tournament and registered its 48th consecutive victory in Olympic play.
HOW TO WATCH: Catch the gold medal game live online at 11:30 a.m. PT or on later during NBC's daytime televised coverage.
THE FINAL NIGHT OF TRACK AND FIELD
As track and field competitions conclude, seven event finals are scheduled, including the men's and women’s 4x400m. Allyson Felix and the rest of the U.S. women look to defend their 2012 title.
HOW TO WATCH: Catch coverage of track and field events live online beginning at 4 p.m. PT or tune in later to NBC's primetime televised coverage.
SHAKUR STEVENSON FIGHTS FOR GOLD
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New Jersey native Shakur Stevenson takes on Cuba’s Robeisy Ramirez Carrazana in the 56kg gold medal boxing match.
With a dominating record in international competitions, Stevenson arrived in Rio as Team USA’s best hope at ending the country’s 12-year Olympic men’s boxing gold medal drought. Now he’s one victory away.
HOW TO WATCH: See Stevenson battle Carrazana live online at 10:15 a.m. PT.
MEN’S GOLD MEDAL SOCCER MATCH: BRAZIL VS. GERMANY
Brazil got off to a dream start in a 6-0 semifinal victory over Honduras. Neymar put his team in front 15 seconds into the match, scoring the fastest goal in Olympic history. Germany played a tighter match against Nigeria, winning 2-0.
Now the two squads face each other with a gold medal on the line.
HOW TO WATCH: Catch the gold medal match between Brazil and Germany live online at 1:30 p.m. PT.
DAVID BOUDIA CONTINUES QUEST TO DEFEND 2012 PLATFORM GOLD
After barely making the 10m platform final at the 2012 Olympics, David Boudia became the United States’ first Olympic diving gold medalist in more than a decade. He also took home a bronze in the synchronized 10m event with partner Nick McCrory. Now he’s looking for repeat gold.
HOW TO WATCH: Catch Boudia as coverage of the 10m platform finals begins live online at 12:30 p.m. PT, with diving coverage on air on both NBC’s daytime and primetime coverage.