The 100m at any meeting never fails to deliver and the Diamond League final promises to be an absolute cracker with several household names lining up in Brussels.
Christian Coleman is the defending champion and the experienced American will be aiming to join an illustrious group of athletes to win four Diamond League titles in a single discipline.
However, Coleman's task of regaining his title is going to be far from easy, and 2025 world champion Oblique Seville is the odds-on favourite after topping the standings in the regular season.
Seville's season best time of 9.82s is the fastest of the nine-strong field, but there are several athletes who are not far behind.
Cameroon's Emmanuel Eseme won Commonwealth gold with a Games record time of 9.83s in Glasgow, holding off Australia’s Lachlan Kennedy and Nigeria’s Kayinsola Ajayi to claim top spot on the podium.
Both Kennedy and Ajayi have enjoyed strong seasons, with the pair running personal best times of 9.85s and 9.84s respectively this year.
There is no spot in this year's line-up for Olympic champion and 2019 Diamond League victor Noah Lyles, who failed to qualify as he finished ninth in the standings following a campaign hampered by injury,
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