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Diamond League: Amusan leads Nigerian trio into finale push in Zurich

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Tobi Amusan (PHOTO CREDIT: Tobi Amusan on IG)

The Nigerian hurdler will return to Diamond League action for the first time since June, having subsequently competed at the Commonwealth Games, where she won a bronze medal

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