Gold could be anybody’s in wide open final and you can watch the men’s 100m sprint crescendo for free and from anywhere with our dedicated Tokyo Olympics live stream guide.<\/b>
\nThe Usain Bolt-shaped whole in the men’s 100m Olympics final has been joined by a Trayvon Bromell silhouette. The pre-Games favorite failed to get through the semi-finals, leaving it to anybody’s guess as to who will take today’s gold medal. Who will be crowned the fastest man on the planet? Find out by reading on as we explain how to get a 100m sprint final live stream and watch the Tokyo 2020 Olympics athletics online from anywhere – including where you can watch absolutely free of charge. If there’s one event you always absolutely have to watch at the 2020 Olympics, it’s the 100m sprint. It’s the shortest event of the Games but the one that sears itself into everyone’s memories – 10 screaming, pulse-raising, fist pumping seconds of sport boiled down to its purest form Usain Bolt dominated the event since Beijing 2008 and world athletics is still waiting for his successor to announce himself. Team USA’s Trayvon Bromell was widely tipped to take gold, but failed to break 10 seconds earlier today and missed out on the final eight. Ronnie Baker (USA), Akani Simbine (South Africa) and Andre De Grasse (Canada) are still three to watch, but China’s Su Bingtian came from nowhere to post the best time of the Tokyo Games so far – an all-time Asian record of 9.83 seconds. It’s the thrill of all thrills, the clearest test of athleticism, the jewel in the crown of the Olympics, so read on as we explain how to watch the men’s 100m sprint and live stream the Tokyo 2020 Olympics from anywhere. You should be able to find an Olympics 100m sprint live stream (whether paid or free) in whatever country you happen to be in. But you may find that: a) your usual domestic coverage is geo-blocked when overseas; or b) that your place of work or college has blocked the ability to watch online where you are. There’s a really easy way to solve those issues, thankfully. By downloading and installing a VPN, you can effectively trick your computer, phone or tablet into thinking that it’s somewhere completely different. That way you can enjoy your usual coverage without having to find an illegal stream. Use a VPN to watch Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games from anywhere In just three basic steps you can get up and running with a VPN… 1. Download and install a VPN – our recommended choice is ExpressVPN 2. Connect to the appropriate server location – open the VPN app, hit ‘choose location’ and select the appropriate location 3. Go to the broadcaster’s live stream – so if you’re from the US or UK, just head to Peacock or the BBC iPlayer respectively<\/p>\n