Tokyo Olympics: what you missed overnight on the eighth day

This is the eighth day of the Tokyo Olympics, and there is another news of the gold medal. British team Start in the morning.

There will be many actions afterwards, including Dina Asher-Smith Chase medals in the women’s 100m race, but this is what you missed overnight…

This morning in the swimming pool brought more glory to Britain, because Catherine Dawson, Adam Petty, James Gay Anna Hopkin won the gold medal in the first Olympic medley relay.

The quartet won Britain’s fourth gold medal in these Olympics in the pool, as well as two silver and one bronze medals, matching their record at the 1908 London Olympics.

With the British triathlete winning the gold medal in Tokyo Bay, the swimmers are not the only mixed relay team standing at the top of the podium.

Individual silver medalists Georgia Taylor-Brown and Alex Yee won their second Olympic medal together with Jessica Learmonth and Jonny Brownlee, who completed his series of medals after the individual bronze medal in London and the silver medal in Rio de Janeiro.

Earlier in the morning, American player Caleb Drexel broke his own world record in the men’s 100m butterfly final and won his third Olympic gold medal.

Teammate Katie Ledecky completed a hat-trick in the women’s 800m freestyle and won her seventh Olympic championship. Ariarne Titmus, a sensation in Australia, won the silver medal because both women won four medals.

After being defeated by France in the semifinals of the British Women’s Rugby Sevens, they will compete for the bronze medal.

They will face Fiji, which lost to the most popular New Zealand in the other semifinals.