article_snippet: The double Olympic champion sprinted clear of Kenyan rival Micah Kogo to cross the line in 59 minutes 32 seconds, taking 20 seconds off the mark set by Spain's Fabian Roncero 14 years ago.
article_snippet: Mo Farah finished a second ahead of Kogo after the pair had broken clear from another Kenyan, Stephen Kibet, who had to settle for third in 59:58.
article_snippet: Mo Farah was content to let the pair set the pace before reeling the pair in with a couple of miles to go.
article_snippet: Kibet fell back, but Kogo proved tougher to crack before Mo Farah's superior finishing speed took Kogo clear in the closing metres.
article_snippet: Kogo said: 'My legs were so tired.