Paralympics 2012: what to watch on day nine

Golds up for grabs: 48 Sport of the day: goalball It's the final day of competition in the goalball tournament, which has seen 12 men's and 10 women's teams winnowed down to four each, who will battle it out for the medals on day nine. The sport, open to athletes with visual impairments, is played over two 12-minute halves, in which teams of three try to throw a ball loaded with bells past the opposition into a wide net. Britain are out of both the men's and women's competitions, but China, Brazil, Finland, Lithuania and others will be battling for medal glory. From 1.30pm Briton to watch After running a personal best to finish fourth in the 200m T35, Sophia Warner runs in the 100m on Friday evening. The sabbatical the 38-year-old mother of two has taken from her career in marketing has clearly been paying off, and she will hope to better her 200m result . When she returns to work after the Games, Warner, who has cerebral palsy, will take up a new position as commercial director of UK Athletics. Final at 7.33pm Paralympic legend Jim "the Swim" Anderson competed in his first Paralympics in Barcelona in 1992, and has swum in every Games since, reaching the medal podium each time, and amassing a medal tally of 17, six of them golds. Now 49, Anderson, who has cerebral palsy, races in the 50m freestyle S2. Heats from 10.36am Weather Cloudy with sunny spells.