Mo Farah announces return to London Marathon | The Japan Times
Can Mo Farah Still Race at the Top Level? - The New York Times
Mo Farah tainted by Salazar link, says British marathon record holder | Mo Farah | The Guardian
London Marathon 2018: Mo Farah breaks 33-year-old British record as Eliud Kipchoge wins | The Independent | The Independent
London Marathon 2023: Mo Farah prepares for 'emotional goodbye' at home race - BBC Sport
Mo Farah calls time on track return and targets 2020 Olympic marathon | Mo Farah | The Guardian
Mo Farah ruled out of London Marathon with injury
Mo Farah in awe of Eliud Kipchoge's sub-two-hour marathon attempt - AW
Eliud Kipchoge to give Mo Farah ultimate test in 2018 London Marathon | Mo Farah | The Guardian
Sir Mo Farah to give London Marathon 'one more shot' and says 2023 likely to be final year of career | Athletics News | Sky Sports
London marathon pace setter Shadrack Korir (no. 9 alongside Sir Mo Farah) helps me to support Kiboi Primary School, Kenya. - Chris Chesterman
Farah rules out world championships by opting for Chicago Marathon | Mo Farah | The Guardian
Eliud Kipchoge wins London Marathon with Mo Farah finishing fifth | Athletics News | Sky Sports
Mo Farah right to turn back on marathon, says Eliud Kipchoge | The Independent | The Independent
London Marathon keen to stage Farah's farewell race - AW
Mo Farah Pulls out of London Half Marathon With Injury
Mo Farah - Wikipedia
Mo Farah returns to London Marathon pondering whether it might be his last race
Mo Farah confirms he will be on the elite start line for the TSC London Marathon in April - Running News Daily by My BEST Runs - My BEST Runs - Worlds
Time for Mo Farah to ditch marathon for track return?
Mo Farah sets pace for marathon Brits - and admits he sees his future in coaching - Mirror Online
Mo Farah on London Marathon: 'From 20 miles the wheels fell off and I was just hanging on' | The Independent | The Independent
Mo Farah OUT of London Marathon after failing to recover from hip injury in huge blow... but vows he WILL be back | The US Sun
London Marathon 2014: Mo Farah should 'abandon marathon dream' - despite becoming fastest Englishman of all time - Irish Mirror Online
Mo Farah dismisses claims he will run a world record time in London Marathon - Mirror Online
Sir Mo Farah confirmed for 2022 TCS London Marathon - TCS London Marathon
