Thursday 17 September - Stage 18: Méribel to La Roche-Sur-Foron - 167km
Could we see a Richie Porte attack?
The final day in the Alps is another toughie. Two category 1 bumps, one hors category climb and 4,000m of vertical gain, it's the last chance for the yellow jersey contenders to try something in the mountains before the arduous individual time trial on Saturday.
Expect bonus seconds to fuel attacks on the final climb before the final uncategorised dig and the descent into La Roche-sur-Foron as someone like Miguel Ángel López, Tadej Pogačar or Australian Richie Porte journey forth in search of the time they need to rocket up the standings.
How to watch Stage 18 of the 2020 Tour de France:
20:05 AEST streaming via SBS On Demand / 21:30 AEST on SBS
SA/NT - 21:30 on SBS / 19:35 streaming via SBS On Demand
WA - 19:30 on SBS VICELAND - 21:30 switch to SBS / 18:05 streaming via SBS On Demand
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Friday 18 September - Stage 19: Bourg-en-Bresse to Champagnole - 166km
Finally, a fiery, gripping fight for the green jersey
With 50 points on offer at the finish and another 20 at the intermediate sprint, this is Peter Sagan's chance to move back into contention for his eighth green jersey coronation in Paris.
Irishman Sam Bennett currently leads Sagan by 47 points. It is ON!
Whatever happens on this day, it's likely the green jersey will be decided on the Champs-Élysées.
How to watch Stage 19 of the 2020 Tour de France:
21:30 AEST on SBS / streaming via SBS On Demand
SA/NT - 21:30 on SBS / 21:00 streaming via SBS On Demand
WA - 19:30 on SBS VICELAND - 21:30 switch to SBS / 19:30 streaming via SBS On Demand
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Saturday 19 September - Stage 20: Lure to La Planche des Belles Filles - 36km individual time trial
Richie's race against time
All that stands between Tasmanian Richie Porte and a podium in Paris is Miguel Ángel López, one minute and 39 seconds and a nine kilometre drag up the category 1 La Planche des Belles Filles to finish Stage 20's race against the clock.
Porte could claw back significant time over López on the flats, and in the fight for the yellow jersey, Pogačar will give Primož Roglič a run for his money to the very end.
Anything could, and often does, happen - it's the Tour de France!
How to watch Stage 20 of the 2020 Tour de France on SBS:
20:30 AEST on SBS / streaming via SBS On Demand
SA/NT - 20:30 on SBS / 20:00 streaming via SBS On Demand
WA - 18:30 on SBS VICELAND - 20:30 switch to SBS / 18:30 streaming via SBS On Demand
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Sunday 20 September - Stage 21: Mantes-La-Jolie to Paris (Champs-Élysées)
This is no procession
Usually this stage is about riders taking photos and quaffing champagne. That will still happen, but the green jersey is still in play.
Bennett and Sagan will fight to the end as a total of 70 points are up for grabs.
Oh and Caleb Ewan is a strong chance for another victory on the Champs-Élysées.
How to watch Stage 21 of the 2020 Tour de France on SBS:
23:30 AEST on SBS / streaming via SBS On Demand
SA/NT - 23:30 on SBS / 23:00 streaming via SBS On Demand
WA - 21:30 on SBS VICELAND - 23:30 switch to SBS / 21:30 streaming via SBS On Demand
Caleb Ewan celebrates during the Tour de France Source: Getty Images
