Muscle strain, the world's endangered Emil Jnsson

Strappo muscolare, mondiali a rischio per Emil Jönsson
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Muscle strain, the world's endangered Emil Jnsson

Emil J & ouml; nsson, sprinter pi & ugrave; winner of all time, could miss the upcoming World Falun due to a muscle tear remedied today in Sprint & Öland; stersund.

J & ouml; nsson, which recorded the fourth fastest time in qualifying, was in the running to get through the round & nbsp; in battery when, all & rsquo; entrance of the final climb, you & egrave; stopped suddenly alone. That was not a problem just you & egrave; realized when & egrave; was forced to abandon the track carried in the arms of some employees to the path. Still not & egrave; been given an official diagnosis, but if confirmed even a simple muscle strain, J & ouml; nsson potr & agrave; say goodbye to the possibility as of now & agrave; to win a medal in front of their home crowd, as the Sprint classic technique race that would see him among the favorites secure bench & eacute; Swedish is not experiencing one of his best seasons, and in which he had to defend the bronze medal won in Val di Fiemme, & egrave; scheduled in just five days. & Ldquo; They can hoist the flags at half & rsquo; & rdquo auction for me; & Egrave; was the laconic comment of the 29 year-old of Sandviken on what happened to him. The men's race of & Öland; stersund & egrave; was a caporetto for Sweden since, in addition to the & rsquo; injury of J & ouml; nsson, Teodor Peterson has not passed the qualifiers due to a fall, Calle Halfvarsson has not passed the battery for the same reason and Johan Edin & egrave; was disqualified for impeding Tomas Northug in the semifinals. Small consolation for the podium in the women's race Stina Nilsson. & Nbsp;
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