Great Britain win two golds and three silvers on final night at Alexander Stadium to finish second to Italy in medal table - watch all of the team's nine golds
Amy Hunt becomes first athlete to win four European golds at one championships while Dina Asher-Smith secures record eighth European career gold as Great Britain win inaugural mixed 4x100m relay
Zharnel Hughes wins sixth European gold to become most successful British male athlete in championship history
Georgia Hunter Bell wins women's 1500m
Hometown boy Matthew Hudson-Smith secures European men's record ninth medal as GB win silver in men's 4x400m relay
GB's Jazmin Sawyers wins women's long jump silver
World record holder Armand Duplantis wins fourth successive men's pole vault gold
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Marathon
Germany's Amanal Petros and Finland's Alisa Vainio both set new championship records on their way to gold in the men and women's marathons this morning.
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European Championship marathon records fall in men's and women's races
Men's pole vault final
No early surprises for Armand Duplantis. The Swede, along with GB's Owen Heard, has cleared the opening height of 5.55m on his first jump in the men's pole vault final.
Men's pole vault final
Image source, Getty ImagesGreat Britain's Owen Heard will be hoping to add to his medal collection after claiming bronze at the Commonwealth Games a few weeks ago.
He did that with a 5.70m clearance, but he was unable to go higher than 5.60m in Friday's qualification session.
Women's 1500m final
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Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell, speaking to BBC Sport after qualifying for the final: "I feel a bit of a caged animal waiting to get going. It has been fun and it builds that momentum.
"I knew it would be a great crowd, which it has been. I was excited to hear that home cheer. I have been enjoying controlling races from the front recently. That wasn't exactly the plan, but it just felt right.
"This year I'm having a good season. That's my 15th race of the year and my 13th win. The win streak has been nice."
Hunter Bell in to 1500m final
Women's 1500m final
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Image source, BBC SportMen's pole vault final
Image source, Getty ImagesArmand 'Mondo' Duplantis is always the favourite when it comes to the pole vault, and it will be no different in tonight's final which is starting right now.
The US-born Swede is the three-time defending European champion, he has won the past three world titles and he's also a two-time Olympic champion.
Oh, and he's broken the world record 15 times.
Duplantis' current personal best is 6.31m, which is a whopping 14cm higher than anyone else's in tonight's field.
But... there is a glimmer of hope for his competitors. The 26-year-old suffered his first defeat in the Diamond League in three years in Stockholm in June as he failed to clear 6.05m - a height that only two of tonight's other athletes have ever gone above.
Gold
Women's 100m - Amy Hunt (day one)
Men's 100m - Romell Glave (day two)
Women's 200m - Amy Hunt (day four)
Men's 400m - Matthew Hudson-Smith (day three)
Men's 4x100m relay (day six)
Women's 4x100m relay (day six)
Marathon - women's team event (day seven)
Silver
Mixed 4x400m - Ben Jefferies, Charlotte Henrich, Toby Harries, Yemi Mary John (day one)
Men's 100m - Jeremiah Azu (day two)
Women's 400m hurdles - Emily Newnham (day three)
Women's 800m - Keely Hodgkinson (day five)
Men's 200m - Zharnel Hughes (day five)
Bronze
Women's 200m - Dina Asher-Smith (day four)
Women's marathon - Abbie Donnelly (day seven)
Mixed 4x100m relay (20.35 BST)
Sprinter Amy Hunt is on course to win a record four gold medals at these championships as she attempts to become "iconic".
The confident 24-year-old won the 100m on Monday, the 200m on Thursday and the women's 4x100m relay on Saturday.
Victory in the mixed 4x100m relay on Sunday would see her become the first athlete in history to win four European gold medals at one championships.
"Yes, I am looking to be iconic," she told BBC Sport earlier in the week. "I want to do what nobody has ever done before.
"I think this is the perfect place to do it. I am an East Midlands girl, and I am from Newark.
"This is the closest I am ever going to get to a home crowd in my entire career."
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Image source, Getty ImagesAbbie Donnelly became the first British woman to win an individual marathon medal at the European Championships as she took bronze in Birmingham on Sunday.
Great Britain also secured a team gold, beating Italy and Spain to the top of the podium as Natasha Wilson finished fifth and Rose Harvey 14th.
The previous highest finish by a female British marathon runner at a European Championships came from Kath Binns who placed ninth in 1982.
In two hours 27 minutes 33 seconds, Lincolnshire runner Donnelly crossed the line behind Hungary's Lili Anna Vindics-Toth, while Finnish favourite Alisa Vainio took gold in 2:22:26, beating the previous championship record by nearly three minutes.
Great Britain's women's team marathon triumph delivered the nation's seventh overall gold at the championships, leaving them one shy of leaders Italy going into the final evening of action.
Welcome to the final evening session of the 2026 European Athletics Championships, taking place at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham.
We will bring you all the action as it happens, as we hope for another golden evening for British athletics.
Here's the top of the medal table after Britain won women's marathon team gold.
Marathon team events
Great Britain's women have finished top of the marathon team standings with a combined time of 7:26:01, beating Italy to gold.
In the men’s race, Israel took gold with a combined time of 6:28:37, just 26 seconds ahead of Germany.
Women's marathon
Image source, Getty ImagesGreat Britain's Abbie Donnelly has won the bronze medal in the women's marathon, finishing in two hours 27 minutes and 33 seconds.
Team-mate Natasha Wilson was fifth and Rose Harvey 14th.
Mahamed Mahamed was the top British finisher in the men's marathon, coming seventh in 2:09:43.00.
