Olympics 2024 on discovery+: Watch coverage and daily TV schedule
discovery+ boasts an enormous amount of TV coverage during the Olympic Games in 2024.
You may feel like you've seen enough live sport to last one summer, but your TV screen is about to light up once again with the arrival of the Olympic Games.
Paris 2024 is the first Games hosted in a European time zone since London 2012, meaning the British public can expect to witness plenty of event television over the course of the festivities.
discovery+ is the home of the Olympics in 2024 after Warner Bros Discovery secured a deal to become the primary broadcaster of the Games.
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The deal means it has carte blanche to show every single minute, every moment, every kick, punch, stride, splash and jump between now and the closing ceremony. That's more than 3,800 hours of live coverage from 329 medal events across 32 sports. Is that enough for you?
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How to watch the Olympics on discovery+
discovery+ and Eurosport will be the chief broadcaster of the Olympic Games 2024 in the UK.
Every single minute of Olympics action will be broadcast across the discovery+ online streaming platform, totalling around 3,800 hours over the course of the Games, while the Eurosport channels will host wall-to-wall coverage each day.
Fans will be spoiled for choice with more than 55 live feeds constantly rolling to cover every single event.
Olympics discovery+ coverage schedule
All UK time. All subject to change.
Wednesday 24th July
- 2pm – 10pm – men’s football and men's rugby sevens – discovery+/Eurosport
Thursday 25th July
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Friday 26th July
Opening ceremony
- 5:45pm – 10:00pm - discovery+/Eurosport
Day 1: Saturday 27th July
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 2: Sunday 28th July
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 3: Monday 29th July
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 4: Tuesday 30th July
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 5: Wednesday 31st July
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 6: Thursday 1st August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 7: Friday 2nd August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 8: Saturday 3rd August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 9: Sunday 4th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 10: Monday 5th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 11: Tuesday 6th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 12: Wednesday 7th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 13: Thursday 8th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 14: Friday 9th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 15: Saturday 10th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Day 16: Sunday 11th August
- All day – discovery+
- 7am – 10:30pm – Eurosport 1 and 2
Closing ceremony
- 7:25pm – 10:30pm – discovery+/Eurosport
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