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On this day in 2010: Britain's Phillips Idowu wins triple jump gold in Barcelona

:Headline: On this day in 2010: Britain's Phillips Idowu wins triple jump gold in Barcelona:
The 31-year-old recorded a personal best on a rain-swept night in Spain.

British triple jumper Phillips Idowu won European gold in Barcelona after producing the best jump of his career.

Victory for Idowu on a rain-swept night in Spain saw him add to his Commonwealth and world titles.

The 31-year-old managed a remarkable 17.81 metres in a huge fourth jump, increasing his personal best by eight centimetres to see off the challenge of Romania's Marian Oprea, who had to settle for silver.

"I've always worked hard and by the grace of God I've come out a gold medallist," said Idowu, who never jumped further.

It was Great Britain's second gold medal of the 2010 European Championships following Mo Farah's triumph in the 10,000m.

Londoner Idowu won Olympic silver at Beijing in 2008 but, following lengthy injury problems, failed to make to make it past the qualifying round in his home Games in 2012.

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2Manchester CityMan City382639102356781
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16West Ham UnitedWest Ham38109194962-1339
17Aston Villa3898214167-2635
RBournemouth3897224065-2534
RWatford38810203664-2834
RNorwich CityNorwich3856272675-4921
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