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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Day Two of the Rio Games feature medal action in swimming, womens road cycling, mens fencing, judo and more. Here are some things to watch (all times local):GYMNASTICSThe Americans are heavily favored to repeat as gold medalists in gymnastics. No mystery there.The real drama will surround which of the three American women doing the all-around -- Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas and Aly Raisman -- will miss out on the final. Each country can enter just two competitors.The event will start at 9:45 a.m. with a subdivision that includes 41-year-old Oksana Chusovitina of Uzbekistan, who will be competing in her seventh Olympics, a record for a gymnast. Her best chance to make an impact is reaching the vault finals, where she will compete against American Laurie Hernandez, among others. The 16-year-old Hernandez was born as Chusovitina was planning to compete in her third Olympics in 2000.SWIMMINGMichael Phelps , the most decorated Olympian of all time, looks to add to his record 22 medals. Hes expected to be back in the pool for the medal round of the mens 4x100 relay, which begins at 11:52 p.m.American Katie Ledecky swims in semifinals in the womens 400 meter freestyle at 2:51 p.m. Look for the world record holder to be a lock for the final at 11:01 p.m.ROAD CYCLINGA day after the men took to Rios streets, women road cyclists are in the medal hunt starting at 12:15 p.m. A strong Dutch squad includes reigning gold medalist Marianne Vos and Anna Van Der Breggen; Americans Evelyn Stevens and Kristin Armstrong, British star Lizzie Armitstead and Polands Katarzyna Niewiadoma are also in the field. They will be tackling a slightly shorter version of the mens course that caused all kinds of problems Saturday when numerous riders lost chains or had other mechanical problems on the cobblestones.FENCINGA full day of mens individual foil competition culminates with medal matches that start at 5:15 p.m., with the gold medal bout at 5:45 p.m. American Alexander Massialas , the youngest U.S. male athlete in London in 2012, is the nations best shot at gold in the event.BEACH VOLLEYBALLMens and womens beach volleyball preliminaries run through the day. Top Brazilian womens team Larissa and Talita play their first match in the morning session at 10 a.m., and 2008 mens gold medalist Phil Dalhausser makes his Rio debut with new partner Nick Lucena at 4:30 p.m.JUDOA day after the lightweight medals in judo were awarded, the half-lightweights take to the mat for a day of combat. 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Arsenal failed to take full advantage of its main rivals stumbles on Saturday as substitute Gerard Deulofeu levelled with a hard shot from a tight angle in the 84th minute to give Everton a deserved point. Ahead of a crucial fortnight that will see them play against Napoli in the Champions League, Manchester City and Chelsea, Arsenal leads by five points ahead of Liverpool and Chelsea. Derbyshire 177 and 413 for 6 (Hughes 122, Madsen 90, Godleman 66*) lead Glamorgan 518 by 72 runsScorecard Despite a century from Chesney Hughes, the tenth of his career and his third against Glamorgan, and 90 from Wayne Madsen as third-wicket pair added 180, Glamorgan remain on course to win their first Championship win of the season at Colwyn Bay.At the close of the third days play, Derbyshire were 413 for 6, a lead of 72 on a pitch which is giving little assistance to the bowlers.With Hughes and Madsen both out, much will depend on the Derbyshire middle and late order batsmen if they are to set Glamorgan a challenging target. Their captain Billy Godleman was 66 not out.After Hamish Rutherford had edged Graham Wagg to the wicketkeeper after scoring 45, Glamorgan had to wait another 46 overs for further success, as the third-wicket pair consolidated throughout a sweltering afternoon.Hughes played and missed many times - especially against the accurate Michael Hogan - but in between played some handsome strokes on both sides of the wicket.He reached his century by sweeping Owen Morgans left-arm spin for six, before he was out, edging Wagg to Wallace.ddddddddddddMadsen survived a difficult chance down the leg side to Wallace on 70, and a more straightforward chance six runs later to Aneurin Donald at slip, and he appeared destined for three figures before he became Wallaces fourth victim, when he edged Andrew Salters arm ball to the wicketkeeper.Hogan was eventually rewarded when he pinned Neil Broom in front and at that stage Derbyshire were nineteen runs behind. Godleman, batting at No. 5 after being taken ill the previous day, and Shiv Thakor then cleared the arrears and settled into an useful partnership with Godleman reaching fifty from 90 balls .They put on 63 before Thakor shuffled in front of his stumps and was leg before to David Lloyd for 29.Both teams applied themselves well on sweltering day; Derbyshire for their application and determination to improve on their dismal first innings performance, and Glamorgans bowlers who stuck to their task and by the end of the day had put their side in sight of a first win. ' ' '