LONDON (Reuters) - Marathons are increasingly being decided by the smallest margins and Sunday's men's race in London was no different with Eliud Kipchoge seizing victory with a perfectly executed plan.
Labelled the ‘clash of the champions’ by organisers, the race pitted eight sub-2:05 runners and five of the all-time top-10 in one of the fastest fields ever assembled.
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