Cragg: No Mo favours

Alistair Cragg is confident he can retain his European Indoor 3000 metres title in Birmingham tomorrow after a dramatic qualifying race.

Cragg: No Mo favours
Fri, 02 Mar, 2007 - 19:44

Alistair Cragg is confident he can retain his European Indoor 3000 metres title in Birmingham tomorrow after a dramatic qualifying race.

The Republic of Ireland athlete was close by when Britain’s Mo Farah – one of his main rivals – was sent clattering to the floor after being accidentally tripped halfway through their heat.

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