Broken rod, lost rod - and Swedish record

First, Angelica Bengtsson broke off her wand. When she would then make one last attempt at the Swedish record height of 4.80 with her second rod, it disappeared (!). A while later, she was in for a miracle jump that made both experts and the audience speechless.

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Here is the whole spell drama that happened Photo: Antonin Thuillier / AFP

The steelman became the Goldman

Despite a strong favorite pressure, Daniel Ståhl stood pallet and threw home the World Cup gold in the discus. The coach got so nervous that he left the stadium during the decision - while mom Taina lived out the feelings on the stands. Ståhl himself offered a show afterwards with both a rejoicing over a hedge and his own greeting home to Sweden.

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Daniel Ståhl took SVT's microphone and sent a greeting home to Sweden. Photo: Bildbyrån / SVT

Duplanti's mental strength gave silver

Armand Duplantis is only 19 years old but has a psyche of another world and managed 5.97 in the last attempt in the pole final. There was enough silver behind Sam Kendricks, who won thanks to fewer demolitions. Afterwards, he sent a greeting (in Swedish) to mother Helena and celebrated with a backward vault with the competitors.

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Here, the medalists celebrate with back-flipped photo: Photo Agency

Collapses in the heat

High humidity and around 30 degrees heat set it up in the women's marathon where 30 out of 70 runners broke the race. One of them was Swedish Cecilia Norrbom, who stated that she will never run in Qatar again: “No, I would never do it again. Damn it ”.

In the 50km walk, reigning world champion Yohann Diniz broke before half of the race finished.

Before that, Jonathan Busby of Aruba had collapsed at 5,000 meters - and was led in goal by competitor Braima Dabo of Guinnea-Bissau.

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Jonathan Busby from Aruba, TV, got help from Braima Dabo. Photo: Photo Agency

Norwegian successes - despite "sewage tank"

Norway had barely checked in at the World Cup hotel in Doha (where Sweden also lived) before the squad chose to move because of mold and "sewage tank" in the rooms.

Despite the messy start, there were great successes for our neighbors in the west. All three brothers Ingebrigtsen, after a wash that was subsequently canceled, ran home final tickets of 5,000 meters (where Jakob crashed into fifth place) and big favorite Karsten Warholm held for the pressure of 400 meters hurdles.

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Karsten Warholm is cheering for his World Cup gold. Photo: Photo Agency

LGBTQ

Kajsa Bergqvist pays tribute to rainbow shoes

The American took the position: "Love is love"

Bergqvist: "That I stand here can be punishable"

doping

Mo Farah's coach is switched off

"Used athlete as laboratory animal"

Sifan Hassan: "Shocked by the verdict"

Here, the world star questions SVT's questions

The world's fastest

Christian Coleman won the 100-meter final

Public fiasco

World Cup crowd - rumored to hand out free tickets