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+++ Hockey: German medal series torn +++ The medal series of German hockey men at Olympic Games is torn. The crew of national coach Kais Al Saadi defeated record Olympic champion India in the game around Bronze with 4: 5 (3: 3) and thus brought this first since the summer games 2000 in Sydney no Olympic precious metal. In the meantime, the German team had already led 3: 1. +++ 110 m Hurden: Parchment beats Holloway +++ The Jamaican Hansle Parchment has surprisingly won Olympic gold over the 110 meters hurdles. The 31-year-old sat on Thursday at the last meters in 13.04 seconds from World Champion Grant Holloway from the USA (13,09). Parchments Landsmann Ronald Levy bronze bronze in 13.10 seconds. Five years ago in Rio de Janeiro, Jamaican Omar McLeod Gold had won. Parchment in turn was in 2012 in London jumped to Bronze. The EM-Fourth Georg Traber from Tübingen was eliminated in the lead. +++ High jump: Jung meat in the final, can not +++ The EM-Third Marie-Laurence Jungfleisc...

Only Flo-Jo was ever faster Elaine Thompson-Hermah has recovered the 200 meters for three days after her triumph over 100 meters. The 29-year-old Jamaican was the finish on Tuesday after 21.53 seconds. She is the first woman who creates the double double with summer games. Thompson-Hermah had already triumphed over 100 and 200 m in Rio in Rio. At the same time she set up a state record for the Caribbean state, but remained above the ancient world record of Florence Griffith Joyner (21.34). Teamrivalin Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce missed a medal in 21.94 seconds as fourth surprisingly. Silver went to Christine Mboma from Namibia in 21.81 seconds - so fast has never been an 18-year-old at this distance. Bronze picked up the American Gabrielle Thomas (21.87). Successor from Semenya: US teen Mu wins gold over 800 meters The 19-year-old American Athing Mu won Olympic Gold over 800 meters. In 1: 55.21 minutes, on Tuesday in the final of Tokyo, she also improved the American record over the tw...