Amy Hunt will continue her busy summer as the only athlete running both the womens 100m and 200m at the Diamond League Final in Brussels this weekend.The young British sprint star who won a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games five weeks ago, claimed a record four gold medals at the European Athletics Championships shortly after and has since competed in Diamond League events in Zurich and Lausanne as well as a meeting in Brescia will face two stacked fields at the King Baudouin Stadium, with Olympic silver medallist ShaCarri Richardson, World Championship silver medallist Tina Clayton and Commonwealth games champion Zoe Hobbs headlining the 100m field, and two-time Olympic medallist Julien Alfred the favourite in the 200m. There are global superstars littered throughout the events as the season-long Diamond League reaches its conclusion, with unbeatable pole vault icon Mondo Duplantis finally having a legitimate rival in the form of Emmanouil Karalis, making for a fascinating Friday night showdown, while Audrey Werro vs the ever-improving Femke Broeders-Bol will be a blockbuster 800m match-up in the penultimate race of the meeting on Saturday evening.Recent world-record breakers Alison Dos Santos (mens 400m hurdles) and Masai Russell (womens 100m hurdles) will both be in action once more, while the likes of Georgia Hunter Bell in the womens 1500m, Matthew Hudson-Smith in the mens 400m and Ben Pattison in the mens 800m provide further British interest.Heres everything you need to know about the event:When is the Diamond League Final?The Diamond League Final will take place over two nights on Friday 4 September and Saturday 5 September at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, Belgium.Amy Hunt has become the queen of British sprinting and will look to makes waves at the Diamond League final (Reuters)How can I watch it?The BBC has the United Kingdom television rights to every Diamond League meeting, with live coverage of the first night of the Diamond League Final available on BBC Three from 7pm BST on Friday 4 September and the second night of action available on BBC Two from 7pm BST on Saturday 5 September. Both nights will also be shown on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.Diamond League Final schedule (all times BST)Friday 4 September17:30 - Womens shot put17:38 - Mens long jump17:49 - Womens discus throw18:59 - Mens pole vault19:04 - Womens 400m hurdles19:09 - Mens high jump19:14 - Mens 100m19:23 - Womens 3000m steeplechase19:37 - Mens discus throw19:42 - Mens 800m19:48 - Womens triple jump19:55 - Mens 110m hurdles20:03 - Womens 5000m20:26 - Mens 1500m20:41 - Womens 200m20:52 - Mens 400mSaturday 5 September17:08 - Womens javelin throw17:28 - Mens shot put18:23 - Mens triple jump18:58 - Womens pole vault19:04 - Womens 400m19:10 - Womens high jump19:14 - Womens 100m19:22 - Mens 5000m19:40 - Mens javelin throw19:44 - Mens 200m19:48 - Womens long jump19:55 - Womens 1500m20:10 - Womens 110m hurdles20:20 - Mens 300m steeplechase20:39 - Womens 800m20:52 - Mens 400m hurdlesFull live results can be found here