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Day 5: BBC One 00:05-04:00

Great Britain’s men’s four aim to win a sixth consecutive rowing gold, while British swimmers look to get in among the medals on day five in Tokyo.\n\nThe history of the GB men’s four is a rich one, with the likes of Sir Steve Redgrave and Sir Matthew Pinsent among those who have helped steer the boat to gold at the last five games. Now a quartet of Olympic debutants in the shape of Ollie Cook, Matt Rossiter, Rory Gibbs and Sholto Carnegie hope to add their names to the list of British Olympic men’s four champions.\n\nIn the pool, Britain have high hopes of a medal in the men’s 4 x 200m freestyle, where Duncan Scott and teammates plan to upset the USA’s hopes of winning a fifth gold in a row. And USA superstar Katie Ledecky aims to become the inaugural Olympic women’s 1500m champion.\n\nKey finals:\n0118 Women's double sculls final\n0130 Men's double sculls final\n0150 Women's four final\n0210 Men's four final\n0242 Women's 200m freestyle final\n0251 Men's 200m butterfly final\n0342 Women's 200m IM final\n0351 Women's 1500m freestyle final\n0422 Men's 4x200m freestyle final\n0330-0500 Women's road time trial

Source: BBC 1