World Athletics Championships 2025 on today: Schedule – Sunday 21st September
Check out the full daily schedule for the World Athletics Championships 2025, including all events live on TV.
The World Athletics Championship in Tokyo, Japan, conclude on Sunday and Great Britain star Keely Hodgkinson is among those gunning to finish with gold.
Hodgkinson made light work of the opposition in the heats and semi-finals but the pressure will be on as the Paris 2024 Olympic champion looks to get her hands on a first world title.
Training partner Georgia Hunter Bell will be running alongside her in the women's 800m, while George Mills is chasing medals in the men's 5000m final and there is GB interest in the relay finals as well.
Sunday looks set to deliver a fitting finale to the celebration of track and field in Tokyo, and we're on hand to guide you through it all.
RadioTimes.com brings you the World Athletics Championships 2025 schedule for today.
World Athletics Championships 2025 schedule today
All UK time. All events live on iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Subject to change.
Day 9: Sunday 21st September
From 11am – BBC One
Morning session
- 1:05am Men’s 110m Hurdles Decathlon
- 1:55am Men’s Discus Throw Decathlon - Group A
- 3:05am Men’s Discus Throw Decathlon - Group B
- 3:35am Men’s Pole Vault Decathlon - Group A
- 4:20am Men’s Pole Vault Decathlon - Group B
Evening session
- 9:35am Men’s Javelin Throw Decathlon - Group A
- 10:47am Men’s Javelin Throw Decathlon - Group B
- 11:30am Women’s High Jump - Final
- 11:35am Women’s 800m - Final
- 11:50am Men’s 5000m - Final
- 12:00pm Men’s Discus Throw - Final
- 12:25pm Men’s 4x400m Relay - Final
- 12:40pm Women’s 4x400m Relay - Final
- 12:55pm Men’s 1500m Decathlon
- 1:10pm Women’s 4x100m Relay - Final
- 1:20pm Men’s 4x100m Relay - Final
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