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Mo Farah backed to return to his best by Eliud Kipchoge after London Marathon withdrawal

Sir Mo Farah was forced to pull out of the London Marathon due to a hip injury, but has vowed to return next year and Eliud Kipchoge believes the 39-year-old "has a lot more to give"

Daily Mirror

What time is the London Marathon and what TV channel is it on?

The iconic event is taking place in London in an October slot for the final time

Wales Online

‘He can come back stronger’: Kipchoge backs Farah to get over injury problems

Eliud Kipchoge, the world marathon record holder, has backed Mo Farah to make a successful return despite a series of injury problems

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London Marathon provides stage for greatness after Eliud Kipchoge heroics

Despite late withdrawals from Sir Mo Farah and Brigid Kosgei, Sunday’s race provides great intrigue and potential for greatness

The Independent UK

London Marathon 2022: Stars absent but deep field holds plenty of intrigue

Sunday’s London Marathon was supposed to see Mo Farah on the comeback trail in his first marathon for three years.

Evening Standard

Mo Farah pulls out of London Marathon with hip injury

Mo Farah said he injured his right hip in training and will not be fit in time for the race

The Hindu

Sir Mo Farah can compete with fastest in the world for ‘next three to four years’ despite injury setback

The 39-year-old pulled out of Sunday’s TCS London Marathon with a hip injury despite showing good form in recent weeks

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Mo Farah plays down retirement talk after pulling out of London Marathon through injury

Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah was set to race in his first London Marathon since 2018 but has been forced to pull out with a hip problem

Daily Mirror

Sir Mo Farah pulls out of London Marathon after suffering hip injury in training

The four-time Olympic gold medallist said he was disappointed not to be able to race in front of a home crowd

Wales Online

Mo Farah’s future in doubt after being ruled out of London Marathon by injury

Mo Farah has pulled out of the London Marathon, raising further questions about whether the four-time Olympic champion’s competitive career is over

The Guardian - UK

London Marathon: Sir Mo Farah suffers injury and will miss weekend race

The four-time Olympic gold medallist suffered a problem to his right hip in training and will not be fit.

The Independent UK

Sir Mo Farah to miss London Marathon after sustaining hip injury

The four-time Olympic gold medallist suffered a problem to his right hip in training and will not be fit.

The Independent UK

London Marathon 2022: Mo Farah forced to pull out due to hip injury

Mo Farah has pulled out of Sunday’s London Marathon because of a hip injury.

Evening Standard

London Marathon boss urges Sir Mo Farah to seek inspiration from Eliud Kipchoge

The 39-year-old will race on the streets of the capital on Sunday and enters in fine form after winning the Big Half earlier this month

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Eliud Kipchoge to attend Mini London Marathon after breaking world record in Berlin

The 37-year-old will hand out medals to children on Saturday, the day before the London Marathon 2022

Evening Standard

London Marathon bosses hope to talk Mo Farah out of retiring after Sunday’s race

London Marathon bosses are hopeful Sunday’s race will not act as a career swansong for Mo Farah and that they can persuade him to run on into 2023.

The Independent UK

Sir Mo Farah told ‘age no barrier to success’ by London Marathon boss

The 39-year-old will race on the streets of the capital on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

London Marathon chief urges Mo Farah to take inspiration from Kipchoge

Mo Farah has been urged not to make any hasty decisions about retirement and to take inspiration from world record holder Eliud Kipchoge when he returns to run the London Marathon on Sunday

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Daily Mirror

Eliud Kipchoge insists he can go faster as he smashes own world record in Berlin Marathon

The greatest distance runner of all time already has an incredible list of accolades but he is adamant he's not done with achieving even more

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The 11 Guinness World Records which have been achieved at the Great North Run

There are 11 current Guinness World Records which have been set during the event

The Independent UK

Mo Farah warms up for London Marathon with his third victory in the Big Half

Eilish McColgan won the women’s elite race in record time to get over her London Marathon disappointment

Belfast Live

Antrim Coast Half Marathon: Refugee who calls Belfast home hoping to beat Mo Farah time

Eskander ran for an hour in total darkness the night the military burned down his family home but now runs in NI for the joy of the sport

Daily Mirror

Usain Bolt applies to trademark his lightning victory pose to use it on sportswear brand

Usain Bolt has filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office. It will safeguard the silhouette image of him pointing to the stars. The pose was dubbed 'Lightning Bolt'

The Independent UK

On This Day in 2015: Mo Farah wins 10,000m at World Championships in Beijing

Farah burst away from the twin Kenyan challenge of Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor and Paul Tanui down the home straight.

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