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The performance moves Adeleke into the top 20 on the World 400m all-time list.
Rhasidat Adeleke won gold at the NCAA Championships in Texas, breaking her own Irish 400m record in the process.
The 20-year-old Tallaght native became the first Irish sprinter to win a NCAA title after she registered a meet-record time of 49.20.
The performance moves Adeleke into the top 20 on the World 400m all-time list.
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While Arsenal start the day in third and play Everton at the Emirates
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The All-Black has been picked to start at full-back
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There were also wins for Chelsea and Man United, while Spurs and Rangers drew
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The Hoops remain unbeaten with two wins and two draws from their four games so far
Busy Morning For Irish Swimmers In The World Aquatics Championships
Ellen Walshe set a new Irish record in 100-metre Individual Medley after she swam a 58.85 to guarantee her spot in this evening's semi
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