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Ethiopia’s Haile Bekele will be one of five of this season’s six-fastest competing in the 5 000m at the Athletissima meeting in Lausanne on July 5, the eighth stop of the 2019 IAAF Diamond League.
Bekele, who has the fastest time this season at 12:52.98, will be facing stiff competition, including compatriot Selemon Barega, whom he narrowly defeated in the series’ leg in Rome, Barega clocking 12:53.04.
The field also includes Asian champion, Ethiopian-born Birhanu Balew, representing Bahrain, Ethiopia’s reigning world champion Muktar Edris and his compatriot Abadi Hadis, who clocked 12:56.48 in that fast Rome race.
Bahrain’s Salwa Eid Naser, who grew up in Nigeria, will lead the field in the women’s 400m.
The 21-year-old, who sped to silver at the 2017 World Championships, has already collected series victories in Shanghai, Rome, and Rabat.
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