Today is the final day for the Paris Olympics. The day will end with the closing ceremony at Stade de France, but 14 gold medals will be decided first.

It begins with the women’s marathon in the morning and continues with the men’s handball final between Denmark and Germany. The women’s volleyball final sees the Americans defending their title against Italy.

Competition concludes with host France facing the U.S. in the women’s basketball final. The Americans are trying to become the first team — in any sport — to win eight consecutive Olympic gold medals, breaking a tie with the U.S. men’s program that won seven in a row from 1936-68.

Here’s a guide of what to look out for:

women run the Sunday marathon >> Breaking from tradition, the women are running the Olympic marathon on the last day instead of the men, who raced Saturday. The marathon route has both a symbolic and historic feel since it traces the footsteps of the historic Women’s March on Versailles, which took place during the French Revolution in 1789.

Stewart and USA basketball go for another gold >> The French women face a tall order to win their first Olympic gold medal in basketball. They must beat Breanna Stewart and the seven-time defending champion United States at Bercy Arena. The U.S women are looking to win their 10th gold since the women’s competition started at the 1976 Games. The final is a rematch from the London 2012 title showdown, which France lost. In the bronze-medal game, Belgium faces Australia.

U.S. defends women’s volleyball title, too >> The U.S. women defend their gold against Italy, which is appearing in its first final and is guaranteed a first medal.

Modern pentathlon includes equestrian for the final time >> The picturesque Palace of Versailles sees the conclusion of the women’s individual final. Showjumping features at the Olympics for the last time in pentathlon before being scrapped in favor of an American Ninja Warrior-style obstacle course race.

Also of note >> Denmark goes for its second Olympic title in men’s handball when it faces 2016 bronze medalist Germany at Pierre Mauroy Stadium. ... Two-time defending Olympic champion Serbia takes on 2012 champion Croatia for water polo gold.

What to watch at the closing ceremony >> All eyes will be on what director Thomas Jolly has created this time after the flamboyant open-air opening ceremony. The closing ceremony features the athletes’ parade and the hand-over of the Olympic flag to the organizers of the 2028 Los Angeles Games.