Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake reflects on beating Usain Bolt en route to world relay gold

Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake has revealed how Great Britain overcame Usain Bolt to clinch 4x100m relay gold at the World Athletics Championship.

Mitchell-Blake ran the anchor leg on an historic occasion at the London Stadium last month as Great Britain won their first sprinting men's gold since the 2004 Olympics.

The night also marked the final race in the career of Jamaican sprinting legend Bolt, who pulled up on the home straight injured as Mitchell-Blake lead Britain to glory.

And, speaking on Soccer AM, the 23-year-old looked back at how he and his team-mates - Chijindu Ujah, Adam Gemili and Danny Talbot - wrote their names in the history books.

Hit the video at the top of the story for the secrets behind their success...