Tigst ​Assefa of Ethiopia ‌broke her own ​women’s ⁠only world record in winning ‌the London Marathon on ‌Sunday.

Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe broke the two-hour mark for the first time in history on Sunday in winning the London Marathon.

Ethiopia's Tigst Assefa defended her London Marathon crown on Sunday, breaking her own women's-only world record.

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