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Novuna London Athletics Meet Tickets on General Sale

After a successful summer for the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland team, all eyes are now on the 2027 summer season. Tickets for the Novuna London Athletics Meet at…

After a successful summer for the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland team, all eyes are now on the 2027 summer season.

Tickets for the Novuna London Athletics Meet at London Stadium on 17 July 2027 are now on general sale, following a high demand presale where 20,000 tickets were sold.

After a phenomenal event in July this year, London will once again welcome the best athletes from around the world, giving them the chance to perform in front of 60,000 fans at the biggest one day athletics event of the year.

Athletes competing will not just be there for the Diamond League glory as it also marks the last competition ahead of trials for the World Athletics Championships later in the year in Beijing, China.

Tickets across all price points and areas are still are available to fans looking to reignite memories of Super Saturday, warm up their cheering muscles ahead of the following championships and witness a full day of world class athletics.

Women’s Long Jump – Second – Claire Bryant (USA)

“The London Diamond League is electric; it is the only way you can describe it. During one of my attempts Josh Kerr is breaking the world record; I mean what else can you ask for. It was a great competition and in front of all my family who came from across the pond for the first time.”

Women’s 100m Ambulant – First – Orla Comerford  (IRL)

“The last time I ran here was my first ever World Championships (2017), so I was really excited to be back here for the first time in nine years. I really wanted to put down a mark and I am really honoured to be here racing on this stage.”

Emsley Carr Mile – First – Josh Kerr (GBR)

“I wanted to break the record at home because London is the best stadium in the world. I wanted to put on a show. The last lap was incredible. I was deaf in the last 110 metres. I hope I have inspired the next world record holder to be British.”