The Diamond League season continues with a fascinating field in action in Monaco.The men’s 100m looks packed with quality, with Oblique Seville, Letsile Tebogo and Jordan Anthony all in action – though Marcell Jacobs has been forced to withdraw after a rapid wind-assisted time recently.The women’s sprinters will be on show in the 200 metres, too, with Olympic 100m champion Julien Alfred battling Gabrielle Thomas, winner over the longer distance at Paris 2024.British interest includes middle-distance star Jake Wightman and Alex Yee, with the triathlete looking to lower his personal best in a rare track outing in what could be a fast and furious 5000m.Here’s everything you need to know.When is the Monaco Diamond League?The Diamond League event in Monaco will take on place on Friday 10 July. How can I watch it?The BBC has the United Kingdom television rights to every Diamond League meeting, and coverage will be available via the red button from 7pm. A live stream should be available on the BBC iPlayer or BBC Sport website.Monaco Diamond League schedule (all times BST)5.15pm Women’s pole vault5.30pm Women’s javelin5.40pm Women’s triple jump6.55pm Men’s high jump7.04pm Women’s 400m7.11pm Men’s 1000m7.21pm Men’s 400m7.32pm Women’s 3000m7.35pm Men’s long jump7.49pm Women’s 100m hurdles8.05pm Men’s 3000m steeplechase8.19pm Women’s 200m8.28pm Men’s 5000m 8.52pm Men’s 100mFull live results can be found hereDiamond League Calendar 202616 May: Shanghai, China23 May: Xiamen, China31 May: Rabat, Morocco4 June: Rome, Italy7 June: Stockholm, Sweden10 June: Oslo, Norway19 June: Doha, Qatar28 June: Paris, France4 July: Eugene, United States10 July: Monaco18 July: London, United Kingdom21 August: Lausanne, Switzerland 23 August: Chorzow, Poland27 August: Zurich, Switzerland4-5 September: Diamond League finals (Brussels, Belgium)