Two taekwondo fighters, Lee In-jong in women's over-67-kilogram and Cha Dong-min in men's over-80㎏, will try to extend South Korea's dominance in its traditional martial art.

The women's handball and volleyball teams are both in the bronze medal contests Saturday. South Korea faces Spain for the handball bronze, and Japan for bronze in volleyball.

The following is the list of events for South Korean athletes on Saturday. All times are local. (Yonhap News)

-Gymnastics (Wembley Arena)
Women's rhythmic, individual all-around final (1 p.m.)

-Handball (Basketball Arena)
Women's bronze medal match vs. Spain (5 p.m.)

-Modern Pentathlon (Handball Arena, Aquatics Centre, Greenwich Park) Men's final (9 a.m.)

-Taekwondo (ExCeL-South Arena 1, Taekwondo Court) Women's +67㎏ (9:30 a.m.) Men's +80㎏ (9:15 a.m.)

-Volleyball (Earls Court)
Women's bronze medal match vs. Japan (11:30 a.m.)

-Wrestling (ExCeL-North Arena 2)
Men's freestyle, 60㎏ (1 p.m.)