In the meantime, Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith narrowly missed out on victory within the ladies’s 100m.
The 28-year-old, who received silver within the 4x100m relay at this summer season’s Paris Video games, completed 0.04 seconds behind Olympic champion Julien Alfred of St Lucia, who crossed the end line with a time of 10.88s.
Alfred’s US rival Sha’Carri Richardson completed eighth within the nine-woman area, having eased off properly earlier than the road as victory turned out of attain.
Second marks a constructive finish to the season for Asher-Smith, who failed to succeed in the ultimate of the 100m in Paris after ending fifth in her semi-final.
Ivorian Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith completed third with Britain’s Daryll Neita fourth.
Elsewhere, Sweden’s Armand Duplantis completed an unbeaten p[ole vault season on a high with a 15th and final victory of the year.
Duplantis set a new meeting record with 6.11m but was unable to improve on his own world record which he set for a 10th time on 25 August with a vault of 6.26m in Poland.
“My legs felt terrible tonight and I’m just really tired,” he said.
“That took a lot more from my body that I expected. With 6.11m I got a good result, but the world record wasn’t meant to be tonight.”
Jamaica’s Ackeem Blake won the men’s 100m in 9.93s ahead of Americans Christian Coleman (10.00s) and Olympic bronze medallist Fred Kerley (10.01s).
Olympic and world champion Marileidy Paulino continued her dominance on the track by winning the women’s 400m.
The Dominican Republic athlete took victory with a time 49.45s.
She is unbeaten in one-lap competition since last year’s Diamond League meet in Silesia, Poland. Ireland’s Rhasidat Adeleke finished third.
Finally, Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen took victory in the men’s 1500m with a time of three minutes and 30.37 seconds, holding off Kenya’s Timothy Cheruiyot and Paris Games winner Cole Hocker.
