World champions Brazil take on France in Football 5-a-side in an early 9am kick-off at the Riverbank Arena. At the ExCeL Centre, China taking on USA in women's Sitting Volleyball is the stand-out match of the preliminaries, while there's a first outing for Britain's women's volleyball team – including 7/7 survivor Martine Wright. Also at ExCeL, Venezuela's Naomi Soazo is favourite for the -63kg Judo competition and in Table Tennis there are men's and women's singles qualifying games – featuring world number one in class 7, Will Bayley. Swedish shooter Jonas Jacobsson, the most successful Paralympian with an incredible 28 medals, attempts to add to that number with the first of his four events at the Royal Artillery Barracks at 12.30pm. A packed afternoon of Swimming in the pool features the likes of Britain's Sam and Ollie Hynd, and Heather Frederiksen, Brazil's Andre Brasil, Spain's Serai Gascon, France's David Smetanine and Australia's Matthew Cowdrey. It's a big day for Team GB Track Cyclists in the Velodrome as Aileen McGlynn (piloted by Helen Scott) defends her B 1km time trial title at 9.30am in the morning while Jody Cundy defends his C4-5 1km time trial title in the afternoon alongside Jon-Allan Butterworth. Both the men's and women's teams are in action in the popular Paralympics-specific sport of Goalball. Team GB take on Beijing bronze medal winners Australia in Wheelchair Basketball at 1pm and it's the first day of Athletics events in the Olympic Stadium.
Medal events: Cycling Track, Athletics, Judo, Shooting, Powerlifting, Swimming