Gold medal - 5000m menpublished at 14:20 BST 19 September
Eritrea's Seare surges to gold ahead of Ingebrigtsen in men's 5k
Summary
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Women's road mile - France's Agathe Guillemot takes gold, Ethiopia's Freweyni Hailu silver and Kenya's Mirriam Cherop bronze
Men's road mile - Germany's Robert Farken takes surprise win, USA's Yared Nuguse silver and Luxembourg's Ruben Querinjean bronze
Women's 5k - Ethiopia's Likina Amebaw wins 5k race, Kenya's Caroline Gitonga takes silver and Australia's Rose Davies bronze
Men's 5k - Jakob Ingebrigtsen takes only silver as Eritrea's Dawit Seare surges to gold with compatriot Saymon Amanuel in bronze
gold-medal Gold medal - 5000m menpublished at 14:20 BST 19 September
gold-medal Gold medal - 5000m womenpublished at 13:36 BST 19 September
Likina Amebaw takes gold in 5k race
gold-medal Gold medal - Men's milepublished at 09:48 BST 19 September
Germany's Robert Farken takes surprise win in men's mile
gold-medal Gold medal - Women's milepublished at 09:32 BST 19 September
France's Agathe Guillemot sprints to gold in women's mile
Ingebrigtsen and Gressier face off in the 5000m racepublished at 08:32 BST 19 September
Image source, Getty ImagesWorld 10,000m champion Jimmy Gressier goes head to head with Olympic 5000m champion Jakub Ingebrigtsen on Saturday in the 5000m race at the World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark. It will be the first time that France's Gressier and Norway's Ingebrigtsen will race against each other on road.
The Norwegian comes into this one in fine form, having recently dispatched of his American rival Cole Hocker to win the 5000m race at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship event in Budapest last week.
Media caption, Ingebrigtsen storms to 5000m win
Gressier and Ingebrigtsen have squared off already this year, as the Norwegian finished three places ahead of the Frenchman to win the 5000m gold medal at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham in August.
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Image source, BBC SportHow to watchpublished at 08:31 BST 19 September
All times in BST and subject to change
Saturday 19 September
Coverage of the mile race (09:00-09:45) and the 5000m race (13:00-14:30) available via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.
Sunday 20 September
Coverage of the half marathon (08:00-10:35) available via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.
