AUSTRALIA: 6 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze<\/p>\n
What’s on tonight?<\/strong><\/p>\n MAJOR AUSTRALIAN MEDAL HOPES<\/p>\n Tokyo Olympic BMX freestyle park champion Logan Martin has shown he will again be in the medal hunt after qualifying for Wednesday’s final with the third-best score. Natalya Diehm is also through to the medal round in the women’s event.<\/p>\n Jessica Fox guns for her second gold medal of the Games, this time in C1 where she will defend her Olympic crown.<\/p>\n Australia’s speed demons Kyle Chalmers, Mollie O’Callaghan and Shayne Jack chase gold in the 100m freestyle events.<\/p>\n The men’s and women’s triathlon races are set to be decided, pending any further delays due to water quality, with Australia’s best medal hope Matt Hauser.<\/p>\n MAJOR AUSTRALIANS IN ACTION<\/p>\n The Matildas are back in action in their crucial final group game against tournament heavyweights, Team USA, with history against them with just one win from 33 meetings.<\/p>\n Australia and the United States also clash in a women’s hockey pool game with the Hockeyroos looking to keept their unbeaten record intact.<\/p>\n Australia’s 3×3 women’s basketball team are back in action against Germany looking to bounce back after falling to Canada.<\/p>\n Shannan Davey (71kg men’s), Caitlin Palmer (75kg women’s) and Charlie Senior (57kg men’s) will fly the flag for the Aussie boxing team, all competing in the round of 16.<\/p>\n Rowers Jess Morrison and Annabelle McIntyre will hunt a spot in the medal race of the women’s pair.<\/p>\n WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING<\/p>\n Gymnastics medals will be decided in the men’s all-around with Japan looking for more podiums with two chances in the final after winning gold in the men’s team.<\/p>\n How the Aussies fared on Day 4<\/strong><\/p>\n GOLD<\/p>\n Kaylee McKeown (swimming – women’s 100m backstroke) – McKeown stormed home to successfully defend her Olympic title and will eye off more golds later in the Games. Who would bet against her?<\/p>\n BRONZE<\/p>\n Australia (swimming – men’s 4x200m freestyle relay) – The boys are back in town after securing bronze in the pool, after just being edged out by the United States for silver.<\/p>\n OTHER HEADLINE GOLD MEDALLISTS<\/p>\n Daniel Wiffen made history, becoming the first Olympian from Ireland to win a gold medal in swimming since 1996 after setting an Olympic record in the men’s 800m freestyle.<\/p>\n Three years after stepping back from the Olympics, superstar Simone Biles led Team USA to “redemption” and reclaimed their gold medal in the women’s team gymnastics.<\/p>\n New Zealand defended their women’s rugby sevens gold in a surprisingly tight match against Canada, winning 19-12.<\/p>\n WHAT ELSE HAPPENED<\/p>\n Australia’s Alexei Popyrin beat multiple grand slam winner Stan Wawrinka 6-4 7-5 in his second match of the Olympic competition.<\/p>\n In a shock loss to the United States, Australia’s women’s rugby sevens team will be going home without a medal, after losing the bronze medal match in the final seconds 14-12.<\/p>\n The Kookaburras hit a massive road block in their Olympic campaign, going down to Belgium 6-2 in the men’s hockey.<\/p>\n