When and where will Diamond League Finals 2024 take place?

By Ajay Gandhar

Ajay Gandhar has been part of Khel Now since 2023 and has covered almost every Olympic sport, but Badminton, Tennis, Football, and Track and Field have his heart.

Published at :September 6, 2024 at 10:38 PM

Modified at :September 6, 2024 at 10:38 PM

When and where will Diamond League Finals 2024 take place?

Diamond League finals will take place in Brussels.

The Brussels Diamond League Finals 2024 is coming to town on September 13-14 at the Allianz Memorial Van Damme. This two-day event is the grand finale of the Diamond League season, where the best athletes from around the globe will battle it out for glory.

Day one kicks off with the 100-metre sprints, while day two features the 200-metre dash and other exciting events. The competition is stacked with Olympic champs and world-record holders, so fans are in for a treat.

Keep an eye out for Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen, defending his 1500m title after snagging gold in the 5000m at the Paris Olympics. Faith Kipyegon from Kenya is gunning for her fifth Diamond Trophy in the 1500m – talk about domination!

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In the field events, Sweden’s pole vault sensation Mondo Duplantis and Ukraine’s high jump star Yaroslava Mahuchikh are both aiming to keep their titles. Don’t miss India’s Neeraj Chopra in the javelin throw – he’s looking for his first major title of 2024 after clinching silver in Paris.

Other big names to watch include shot put king Ryan Crouser, sprint sensation Letsile Tebogo, and hurdles stars Femke Bol and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone.

Where will Diamond League finals 2024 closing ceremony take place?

The two-day event, scheduled for September 13-14, will take place at the historic King Baudouin Stadium.

Fans can expect to see Olympic champions and world record holders battling it out for glory in 15 different events. The action kicks off on Friday with the always-exciting 100-meter sprints, while Saturday features the crowd-pleasing 200-meter races.

This year’s finals mark the culmination of a grueling season that saw athletes compete across 14 cities and four continents. Now, only the best of the best have earned their spot in Brussels.

The King Baudouin Stadium, also known as the site of the annual Memorial Van Damme meet, has a rich history of hosting world-class athletics. With a capacity of 50,000 spectators, the atmosphere promises to be electric as fans cheer on their favorite stars.

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Ajay Gandhar

Ajay Gandhar has been part of Khel Now since 2023 and has expertise across a wide range of Olympic sports. While his coverage spans the Olympic spectrum, he is passionate about Badminton, Tennis, Football, and Track and Field. Beyond his primary focus areas, Ajay is also an avid kabaddi enthusiast and closely follows the sport.