Watch live BBC One coverage from 19:15 BST as nine gold medals are won on day six at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham
19:45: Ireland's Kate O'Connor leads the heptathlon with just 800m to go but Katarina Johnson-Thompson struggling in 19th after injury-hit build-up
20:07: GB's Morgan Lake in women's high jump final
20:10: GB's Amber Anning and Yemi Mary John in women's 400m final
21:07: GB duo Jake Wightman and Jake Heyward go for gold in men's 1500m final
21:33: GB qualified fastest for the men's 4x100m final
21:48: Amy Hunt seeks her third gold in Birmingham and Dina Asher-Smith a record-equalling seventh European title as GB women go for 4x100m relay glory
Italy won two race walk golds on Saturday morning to extend their lead over Great Britain in the medal table.
Spain also moved up the standings after winning the other two gold medals on offer in the morning session.
Great Britain failed to win a gold medal on Friday while Italy won two through Nadia Battocletti in the women's 10,000m and the irrepressible Gianmarco Tamberi in the men's high jiump.
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Image source, BBC SportSchedule (all finals)
19:45: Heptathlon 800m - final event featuring Ireland's Kate O'Connor going for gold
20:01: Men's javelin final
20:07: Women's high jump final - GB's Morgan Lake
20:10: Women's 400m final - GB's Amber Anning and Yemi Mary John
20:17: Men's triple jump final
20:25: Men's 10,000m final - GB's Scott Beattie, David Mullarkey & Joe Wigfield
21:07: Men's 1500m final - former world champion Jake Wightman, Jake Heyward and Arlo Ludewick all go for GB
21:33: Men's 4x100m relay final - GB qualified fastest
21:48: Women's 4x100m relay final - GB second in their heat behind Italy
Welcome to the penultimate 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.
Image source, EPAItaly won two race walk golds on Saturday morning to extend their lead over Great Britain in the medal table.
Spain also moved up the standings after winning the other two gold medals on offer in the morning session.
Great Britain failed to win a gold medal on Friday while Italy won two through Nadia Battocletti in the women's 10,000m and the irrepressible Gianmarco Tamberi in the men's high jiump.
Individual women's 100m champion Amy Hunt and Friday night's 200m silver medallist Zharnel Hughes both run as GB's women and men make the 4x100m relay finals later on Saturday with convincing qualifying heats
In the women's race walking, Sofia Fiorini of Italy smashes the marathon world record by more than nine minutes, with Maria Perez of Spain also setting a world record in the half-marathon.
Hunter Bell in to 1500m final
Women's heptathlon
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland's Kate O'Connor has taken the lead in the women's heptathlon, jumping from third to first after a strong performance in javelin.
She is followed closely by the Dutch duo Emma Oosterwegel, 51 points behind, and Sofie Dokter who trails O'Connor by 20 points.
Great Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson registered a 5.77m jump - more than a metre below her personal best - on her first attempt before withdrawing from the long jump.
The result left her 20th in the standings following a disappointing first day of the heptathlon amid a season disrupted by injury.
But in Birmingham, at her final opportunity to compete a major championship on home soil, Johnson-Thompson continued to compete in the javelin.
"I thought she might retire after [the long jump withdrawal] but she is enjoying the experience," Olympic gold heptathlon medallist Jess Ennis-Hill said.
"She wants to come out and perform for the crowd that have come to watch and if she feels that she is not putting that injury at risk, that she's come into the competition with, then she's happy to continue."
The 33-year-old former world champion best throw of 36.92m took her up to 19th in the standings.
The heptathlon concludes with the 800m which begins at 19:45 BST.
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