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Anna Magnusson exceeded all expectations today.
By shocking the world elite and taking his very first World Cup victory in his career.
– I’m really shaking. It’s unbelievable, he tells SVT Sport.
She had only been at best seventh in the World Cup during her career. On Friday hit Anna Magnusson to with the biggest effort of his career and shocked everyone by winning the sprint.
Paying tribute to Magnusson
It was the Swede’s first World Cup victory ever and after the finish the national team coach was John Luke completely taken by the brag effort.
– I’m really shaking all the way. It is unbelievable. Really awesome day today. A fantastic race. Actually perfect. Anna wins a world cup. Everyone who has worked hard should feel today that we have taken a big step. It feels really nice, he says in SVT’s broadcast.
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Lukas really wants to highlight and pay tribute to Magnusson’s great stubbornness. How she has had to fight to achieve this great success.
– Very hard work. She has really done everything she can. Problems with feet, bones and a hand injury. She has almost considered quitting. She has fought through it. We have worked very hard. She deserves this, he tells the TV channel.
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“It is big”
Also the SVT expert Bjorn Ferry brought out the great words of praise to describe Magnusson’s resounding victory.
– It will be such a joy. Everyone puts their whole soul and life into being the best they can be at this. It is a great success for Anna, but also for all the leaders around. It’s big, says Ferry in the broadcast.
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But it wasn’t just Anna Magnusson who made a big impression. Also Lynn Persson exceeded expectations and scored the best individual race of his career by finishing second in the sprint.
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