Use the main presentation for an overview and individual sport or venue feeds when you want to stay with one contest. A major event can have simultaneous action, so one continuous programme cannot show every competition in full.
Decide between breadth and continuity
A main programme follows an editorial story, moving to important moments and adding interviews or analysis. That is useful for discovering sports you do not normally follow. A dedicated feed may stay with a court, arena or session when the main programme moves elsewhere. It can therefore suit a committed supporter better, even if it has simpler graphics or less commentary.
Make a short personal schedule
Choose the sports, participants or finals that matter most to you. Note the event date and local time, then look for the matching session rather than only the overall event name. Heats and finals can be far apart. A listing headed with a broad sport can also contain several disciplines. The more precise your shortlist, the easier it is to identify the right programme.
Understand what highlights leave out
A daily summary is designed to select significant moments. It may reveal results before showing the action and omit the full sequence of a contest. If you want to follow a final without spoilers, a replay may suit you better when offered. Neither a summary nor one dedicated feed establishes that a service carries every event or all possible commentary options.