Olympic champion Noah Lyles Reignites Lensile Tebogo race over 100m at the Diamond League meeting Saturday in London, a week after the American marked his return to a 200m win over Botswanan in Monaco.

Lyles He runs his first 100 million of 2025, leading an afternoon presenting the cream of dirty athletes and fields, the winners of 75 medals between them from the 2023 World Athletic Championship in Budapest and the Paris Olympics 2024, in both individual and staff disciplines.

A 60,000 -selling crowd is expected at the London Stadium, home to the Premier League Club West Ham and the place for a memorable athletics program at the London 2012 Olympics.

AFP Sport looks at five independent events in the 11th District match 15-Meet Diamond League:

Men

Tebogo admitted to Monaco that Lyles was the pleasure of the crowd and that when his face appears in posters, people want to come and see it.

Botswanan, who won 200 million gold at last year’s Olympic Games in Paris, while Lyles came out third, left for Monaco from America, which marked an impressive 19.88 seconds in returning to the track from a tende injury.

Lyles said it had been difficult to see the competition of the early season from home, but his return was timely with the Tokyo World Championship on September.

“I have a farewell to the US rehearsals that makes it less stressful because it gives us the time to work in races,” Said lyles. “It gives us time to see what works and what not and be able to move from there.”

The internal nation will be represented by Louie Hinchliffe, World Interior Champion Jeremiah Azu and the 100 million world -world bronze medalist Zharnel Hughes.

Jamaican duo of Oblique Seville and Ackeem Blake, and South Africa Akani symbin Complete the field in what should be a high -level race.

200m of women

Julien Alfred was in the predominant form when she tried in a 100m win in Monaco at 10.79 seconds.

It seemed to be perfect preference as the athletes finish their bodies, both mentally and physically, in front of the World Championship.

“The last week was not the best for me, but it also told me that I am not where I have to be and there are things I still have to work,” Alfredi said after winning in Monaco.

“The season is long, but I have no evidence, so I will have time to work in detail. I take a step back and I realize that I wouldn’t put pressure on myself this year. I was listening to all those external noises, but focusing only on Julien now.”

Britain Dina Asher-Smith, Darll deny And Amy Hunt will provide competition, along with the only American on the field, Brittany Brown.

1500m for men

1,500 million men contain a caste of home athletes, especially the last two world champions Jake Wightman and Josh Kerr.

This party each exceeded Norway of Norway Jakob Ingbrigtsen For victory in Eugene in 2022 and Budapest a year later, respectively.

Ingbrigtsen was a late withdrawal from London, his team saying he “It still takes a little more time to heal the damage it has fought with recently … He doesn’t want to risk anything.”

Further on the British hopes to ride on the shoulders of Neil Gourley, George Mills and Elliot Giles, while Pharanuel Kipkosgei Kenya who owns the fastest season at 3: 27.72.

800 million of women

There can be no local hero KEEELY HODGKINSON In the cards as the Olympic champion is still offering to recover from the damage, but the two -lap race is another busy.

Laura MuirJemma Reekie and Georgia Hunter Bell form a strong trio at home.

The presence of Halimah Nakaayi of Uganda and Jamaican Natoyya Goule-Toppin will provide a quick race.

800 million per men

All eyes will be in the world champion of Kenya Emmanuel Wanyonyi, who heads a pack of runners shooting down David resetWorld record of 1: 40.91.

Rudisha placed Mark when he won gold at the London Olympics, but for the first time in more than a decade, there are a small portion of the seemingly medium -distance stars capable of pushing their borders to the fullest.