Diamond League Oslo: The 2025 Diamond League series heads to Oslo, Poland for yet another day of exciting events featuring a host of Olympic and World champions with some of them keen to retain their crown.
This will be the sixth stop of the 2025 Diamond League season, and athletes will be looking to collect the crucial points to qualify for the finale.
The Diamond League Oslo will take place on Thursday, June 12, at the Bislett Stadium in Oslo where nine Olympic champions will take part.
Nine Olympic champions from Paris 2024 will compete at the Bislett Stadium in Oslo.
Diamond League Oslo 2025: Olympic Déjà vu
All the three one-lap hurdles medallists from Paris 2024 Rai Benjamin, Karsten Warholm and Alison Dos Santos reunite on the men’s 300m hurdles. American Benjamin, the reigning Olympic champion, will race in the shorter hurdles distance for the first time since 2014 when he set his personal best of 37.61. The 300m hurdles is now recognized by World Athletics as an official event, and a new world record could be set.
Norwegian superstar Warholm is ready to take advantage of the home track, where he broke the 400m hurdles world record in 2021. He also has experience in the shorter event, having raced to the world’s best time of 33.05 at the Diamond League in Xiamen last April. But he doesn’t believe he will really benefit from that when he also faces the 2022 world champion, Brazilian Dos Santos, the Olympics bronze medallist.
The three medallists from the Olympic men’s pole vault will also be reunited in Oslo. Sweden’s double gold medallist Duplantis will compete against USA’s Sam Kendricks, the Paris silver medallist, and Emmanouil Karalis of Greece. All the three top contenders are seeking to go past the six-meter mark in Oslo.
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In men’s 800m, a race in which the Olympic champion, Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Algeria’s Olympic bronze medallist Djamel Sedjati set up for another mouth-watering clash.
Diamond League Oslo 2025: Key matchups
Julien Alfred, the women’s 100m Olympic gold medallist, is the favourite in the sprint. She faces British sprinter Dina-Asher Smith, the evergreen Ivorian star Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith, and Italian double European medallist Zaynab Dosso.
The women’s steeplechase will also serve as another Olympic rematch in Oslo with the Paris 2024-star Winfred Yavi of Bahrain going head-to-head with Kenya’s Faith Cherotich, who topped their last duel in Doha.
Olympic gold medal winner in the women’s triple jump Dominica’s Thea LaFond, and Japan’s Haruka Kitaguchi women’s javelin are other stars to watch.
Diamond League Oslo 2025: Schedule
All times Central European Summer Time (GMT+2).
- 19:15 – Triple jump women
- 19:20 – Pole vault men
- 19:53 – Javelin women
- 20:04 – 400m women
- 20:19 – 800m men
- 20:26 – 3000m steeplechase women
- 20:41 – Triple jump men
- 20:42 – 200m men
- 20:48 – Javelin women
- 20:56 – Dream mile men
- 21:06 – 100m women
- 21:14 – 5000m men
- 21:36 – 400m hurdles women
- 21:53 – 300m hurdles men
Diamond League Oslo 2025: Where to watch live
The track and field events can be watched on the following streaming platforms.
| Region/Territory | Broadcasting Rights Holder |
| United Kingdom | BBC iPlayer & Red Button |
| United States | FloTrack (FloSports) |
| Africa | SuperSport |
| India | Viacom18 |
| Germany | ARD & ZDF (via SportA) |
| Switzerland | SRG |
| Latvia | LTV |
| Poland | Polsat |
