Jake Wightman in confident mood as he looks to add to World Championships title
Scotland’s Jake Wightman admits his confidence is sky high as he chases a golden treble.
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Scotland’s Jake Wightman admits his confidence is sky high as he chases a golden treble.
Scotland’s Jake Wightman admits his world title win has finally sunk in at the Commonwealth Games.
Keith Long believes his Bohemians reinforcements have arrived in style after they made in three wins on the spin in all competitions in progressing through the FAI Cup first round last night.
Bohemians, last season's beaten finalists, moved into the second round of the FAI Cup after getting the better of Premier Division strugglers Finn Harps 3-1 in Ballybofey.
The 28-year-old, who moved to Linlithgow from Nottingham as a child, produced the performance of his life to beat Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen to the line in the men's 1,500 metres in Eugene, Oregon on Wednesday morning.
The 28-year-old won Great Britain's first gold in Eugene, Oregon to become the first Briton to win the 1500m in 39 years, since Steve Cram's victory in 1983.
As Jake Wightman was celebrating the greatest and most dramatic heist of these world championships to snatch Britain’s first gold medal here in Eugene, the giant screen at Hayward Field suddenly switched to the stadium announcer.
Jake Wightman wrote THE story of the World Athletics Championships by winning 1500 metres gold - with dad Geoff on stadium commentary.