Duplantis teammate Oliver Sandberg misses European Championships after pole breaks
Swedish pole vaulter Oliver Sandberg, of Huddinge AIS, will miss the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
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Guide: Duplantis chases fourth European Championship gold medal
Armand Duplantis is chasing both a world record and another major title. National team captain Kajsa Bergqvist believes Sweden can set a new medal record. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the European Athletics Championships.
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Kamga sisters named in Swedish European Championships squad as Bergqvist sets medal target
There will be a pair of siblings in the Swedish European Athletics team. Already selected discus thrower Vanessa Kamga will be joined by her sister Patricia, who competes in the hammer throw. It is the largest Swedish team in modern times, with 65 athletes, says national team captain Kajsa Bergqvist.
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Swedish Athletics Championships offer final European Championship spots in Uppsala
The Swedish Athletics Championships will be held in Uppsala this weekend. This is the last chance to secure a place on the Swedish team for the European Championships in Birmingham in August. Here are some active athletes to keep an eye on.
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Duplantis gets all-clear after injury scare, set for European Championships
On Saturday, Armand Duplantis pulled out of London’s Diamond League gala with an injury, just a few weeks before the European Championships. But now comes reassuring news - the pole vault star has not sustained any injury.
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Duplantis withdraws from Diamond League meet in London after thigh issue: Not a good feeling
Armand Duplantis withdrew from the Diamond League competition in London. On TV images, the Swedish pole vault star was seen with a bandage around his left thigh. It's never fun to withdraw from a competition. Not a good feeling at all, "Mondo" tells SVT.
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Duplantis after near miss in Budapest: It felt really close
Armand Duplantis cleared six metres for the 86th time in his career when he jumped 6.07 in Budapest. He then made three attempts at the new world record height of 6.32 meters, coming very close to clearing it on the second attempt. It felt really close. I was a little surprised how well the attempt turned out, Duplantis tells SVT.
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Duplantis wins in Monaco in front of his new home crowd
Armand Duplantis won the Diamond League competition in Monaco as planned with 6.07. The pole vaulter then raised the bar to 6.15 but stopped there after three misses. "It was a bit strange, to be honest. I couldn't find the feeling or the rhythm at all," the 26-year-old tells SVT.
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