The first two Marathon events – the men's visually impaired and arm amputee races – start at 8am on The Mall. Later in the morning at 11.30am, the wheelchair marathon events start, with Britain's David Weir likely to face fierce competition from Australia's Kurt Fearnley and Switzerland's Marcel Hug. In the women's race, watch out for Team GB's Shelly Woods who is on fighting form after winning the London Marathon earlier this year. In Football 7-a-side there are the final classification and medal matches at the Riverbank Arena, while the ever-popular Mixed Wheelchair Rugby (one of the few sports in which both men and women play) medal matches take place at the Basketball Arena in the Olympic Park. The final gold medal game begins at 2.15pm at which favourites USA are expected to defend their title. With six teams in and around the bronze medal slot, of which Great Britain are one, they'll be hoping to take advantage of the home support to appear in today's final. In the evening, London 2012 and the Paralympic Games of the 30th Olympiad will come to a triumphant end with a colossal Closing Ceremony at the Olympic Stadium, featuring a headline appearance by soft rock superstars Coldplay who are set to perform with pop star Rihanna.
Medal events: Football 7-a-side, Athletics, Wheelchair Rugby, Paralympic Closing Ceremony