After 12 years without a title, the Spanish artistic swimming team has won the bronze medal.
Wednesday was a great day for Spanish sport with two important medals. The duo Álvaro Martín and María Pérez won the second gold medal for Spain at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, which also It was the first Spanish Olympic gold in the mixed walking relay marathon category.
In artistic team swimmingthe Spanish group formed by Txel Ferre, Marina García, Lilou Lluis, Txell Más, Alisa Ozhogina, Paula Ramírez, Iris Tío and Blanca Toledano won the bronze medal after 12 years without a title.
On the other hand, the Spanish boxer Ayoub Ghadfa has qualified for the +92kg final after surpassing the French Djamili-Dini Aboudou.
China and the US fight to lead the medal table
At the moment, the United States and China lead the medal table for the Paris Olympic Games. After Wednesday’s competitions, American athletes They have won a total of 94 medals, of which 27 are gold. Nevertheless, China takes second place with 25 gold titles (and 65 medals in total).
On Wednesday, the U.S. team won gold in the women’s team pursuit and the men’s 400 meters with an incredible comeback from Quincy Hall. China responded with victories in men’s 61kg weightlifting and artistic swimming.
On the part of the EU, Netherlands achieved a new gold in women’s dinghy sailing to reduce the difference with Italy. And in boxing, the Taiwanese Lin Yu-ting advanced to the featherweight gold medal bout, despite having been noted for its hyperandrogenism.
The program for August 8 of the Olympic Games.
This Thursday could be another key day for Spanish sport. Spain will face India in the men’s field hockey bronze finalwhile the women’s water polo team will play the semifinal against the Netherlands.
Today will also take place the semi-final of the women’s 1,500 meterswith Esther Guerrero, Agueda Marqués and Marta Pérez competing for a place in the grand final, as well as the complete rhythmic gymnastics competition and the women’s three-meter springboard diving semifinal.
