Laura Muir experiences disappointment in 5,000m final at Glasgow
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 12:04 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Laura Muir finished 16th in the women's 5,000m final at the 2026 Glasgow Games, struggling with a stitch during the race. Muir, representing Team Scotland, aimed to enjoy the experience rather than focus on medals. Despite her performance, she expressed pride in teammate Megan Keith, who secured a bronze medal. Muir reflected on her 12-year journey since her first Games, appreciating the atmosphere and crowd support, while looking forward to future competitions, including the 2028 Olympics.
- •Laura Muir finished 16th in the women's 5,000m final.
- •Muir experienced a stitch that affected her performance.
- •Megan Keith won a bronze medal in the same event.
- •Muir aimed to enjoy the Glasgow experience over medal contention.
- •This was Muir's second appearance at the Commonwealth Games.
- 12:04 AMYahoo Sports — 'I got a stitch' - Muir reflects on 'bittersweet' 5km final
"Scotland's Laura Muir "got a stitch" during the women's 5,000m final but while the 33-year-old finished 16th on her return to Glasgow, she was delighted her fellow Scot, Megan Keith, picked up a bronze.
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