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Beatrice Chebet is confident Kenya's 5000m women's team, including Faith Kipyegon, Agnes Ng’etich, and Margaret Akidor, will deliver a historic podium sweep at the Tokyo World Championships.
Double Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet has boldly predicted a podium sweep for Kenya in the women’s 5000m at the upcoming World Championships in Tokyo.
The 25-year-old is confident that alongside teammates Faith Kipyegon, Agnes Ng’etich, and Margaret Akidor, Kenya has assembled a near-unbeatable force.
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12:30 - 11.07.2025
Beatrice Chebet On Why She is Not Losing Sleep Over Her New World Record Being Broken Soon
Beatrice Chebet, who set a new 5,000m world record last week, has explained why she would still be happy even if her time is broken immediately.
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“With Faith (Kipyegon), as well as Agnes (Ng’etich) and Akidor (Margaret), I am confident we can go on and sweep the podium places in Tokyo. It is a very strong team,” Chebet stated as quoted by Capital FM Sports.
The statement from Chebet comes on the heels of an electrifying ninth leg of the Diamond League series in Eugene, Oregon, where Kenyan women dominated headlines with record-breaking performances.
Chebet herself stormed to a new world record of 13:58.06 in the women’s 5000m, becoming the first woman in history to dip under the 14-minute mark on the track in that event.
Hot on her heels was Agnes Ng’etich, who clocked a personal best of 14:01.29, cementing her place as a serious medal contender.
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Mohammed Bajaber believes that Harambee Stars can overcome the CHAN 2024 group of death and make a strong run in the tournament.
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Not to be outdone, Faith Kipyegon reaffirmed her status as a middle-distance icon by breaking her own 1500m world record.
She lowered the mark from 3:49.04 to a jaw-dropping 3:48.68, further underlining her versatility and range heading into Tokyo.
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Arsene Wenger defended the expanded Club World Cup, countering Jurgen Klopp’s criticism and highlighting strong support from teams and fans.
Kenyan Dream Team Gathers Momentum
The quartet of Chebet, Kipyegon, Ng’etich, and Akidor now head to the World Championships with momentum, belief, and the hopes of a nation behind them.
While Chebet and Ng’etich bring scorching 5000m times, Kipyegon's strength in tactical races and finishing speed makes her an invaluable weapon.
With experience, youth, and speed all represented, the Kenyan team looks poised to deliver one of the most memorable performances in the history of the event.
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