Katarina Johnson-Thompson admits her first Olympic Games medal has been "a long time coming" and it feels "incredible" to have finally won one at her fourth Games.Johnson-Thompson finished 13th on debut at London 2012 and came sixth in Rio four years later.She was then forced to pull out of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after suffering a calf injury in the 200 metres.Johnson-Thompson is a two-time world champion, taking the titles in Doha (2019) and Budapest (2023).But her relief at finally securing a

Katarina Johnson-Thompson admits her first Olympic Games medal has been "a long time coming" and it feels "incredible" to have finally won one at her fourth Games.Johnson-Thompson finished 13th on debut at London 2012 and came sixth in Rio four years later.She was then forced to pull out of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after suffering a calf injury in the 200 metres.Johnson-Thompson is a two-time world champion, taking the titles in Doha (2019) and Budapest (2023).But her relief at finally securing an Olympic medal at the age of 31 is palpable.