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The Stockholm Diamond League quickly follows an action-packed night in Rome this week as the athletics circuit gathers pace ahead of this summer’s Commonwealth Games and European Championships.
Keely Hodgkinson grabbed a PB after dropping down in distance in the 400m, in a move designed to help the Olympic champion and her career-long quest to break three elite time barriers, but she will be back in her preferred 800m, with a word record in her sights this summer.
Jeremiah Azu goes in the 200m, with USA star Kenny Bednarek also lining up, while Dina Asher-Smith and Amy Hunt battle it out over 100m against the USA’s world champion Melissa Jefferson-Wooden.
Jake Wightman and Ben Pattison will be involved in a compelling 800m, including Olympic and world medalist Marco Arop and American teen sensation Cooper Lutkenhaus.
Here’s everything you need to know:
When is the Stockholm Diamond League?
The meeting in Stockholm will be held on Sunday 7 June at the Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden.
How can I watch it?
Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the meeting live on BBC Two, with coverage on the channel from 4pm BST. A live stream will be available via the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website.
Stockholm Diamond League Schedule (all times BST)
3:04pm Women’s discus
3:14pm Men’s pole vault
3:17pm Women’s shot put
4:04pm Men’s 400m
4:17pm Women’s 3000m steeplechase
4:23pm Women’s long jump
4:36pm Men’s 800m
4:45pm Women’s 100m
4:52pm Men’s discus
4:59pm Men’s 3000m steeplechase
5:30pm Men’s 200m
5:41pm Women’s 800m
5:51pm Men’s 1500m
Full live results can be found here
Diamond League Calendar 2026
16 May: Shanghai, China
23 May: Xiamen, China
31 May: Rabat, Morocco
4 June: Rome, Italy
7 June: Stockholm, Sweden
10 June: Oslo, Norway
19 June: Doha, Qatar
28 June: Paris, France
4 July: Eugene, United States
10 July: Monaco
18 July: London, United Kingdom
21 August: Lausanne, Switzerland
23 August: Chorzow, Poland
27 August: Zurich, Switzerland
4-5 September: Diamond League finals (Brussels, Belgium)