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
Men's 4x400m final
That was a season's best time by the men, Matt Hudson-Smith performed one last time for his home crowd and Charlie Dobson did superbly after a year blighted by injury.
In the end, there was 0.03 seconds in it between the two best nations at these championships. You could not ask for a better finale.
Men's 4x400m final
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
Three-time world heptathlon champion on BBC One
My heart was thumping. Charlie Dobson did all he could do. What an entertaining end to a fantastic championships.
Men's 4x400m final
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC One
I mean we were speaking about Matthew Hudson-Smith starting off this team well. Matt did his very best.
He put Great Britain in the mix. Charlie Dobson was charging and he was doing his best to close the gap on the Italian. That was the best I have seen him run all year.
Men's 4x400m final
Image source, Getty ImagesAAAARRRRGGGGHHHHHH!
By inches!
Charlie Dobson absolutely charged down Lorenzo Benati on that final straight, another two metres and he would have caught the Italian.
But by 0.03 seconds, Benati brings Italy home and wins their 10th gold of the Championships - ensuring Italy finish top of the medal table.
Netherlands win bronze, like it matters.
Men's 4x400m final
This is head to head, GB v Italy, for gold here - and to finish top of the medal table.
Italy lead around the last bend, what can Charlie do!
Men's 4x400m final
Ben Jeffries hands to Charlie Dobson for the final leg.
Italy have taken the lead. What can Dobson do?
Men's 4x400m final
Toby Harries hands to Ben Jeffries, having powered Britain into the lead!
Belgium are up to second, Italy third.
Men's 4x400m final
Hudson-Smith hands to Toby Harries.
Britain are currently second to Italy.
Men's 4x400m final
Matthew Hudson-Smith runs the first leg for GB here.
Away they go.
Image source, EPAMen's 4x400m
There was a slight collision between Hudson-Smith and the Italians during the warm-ups as the men went through their sprints. All settled with handshakes, no issues there.
Or was it mind games?
Men's 4x400m relay
Greg Rutherford
Former world and Olympic long jump champion on BBC One
We are so close in the table. Every medal counts.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 4x400m relay
Matthew Hudson-Smith, who has a stand at Alexander Stadium named after him, became the joint-most decorated European male athlete of all-time by claiming a dominant 400m gold on Wednesday.
The 31-year-old secured his eighth medal at the championships to equal French sprinter Christophe Lemaitre's record medal tally for men.
He has five European gold medals and is level with Roger Black, Sir Mo Farah and Zharnel Hughes as the joint most won by a British man.
Hudson-Smith could add to his total in the men's 4x400m relay final on Sunday.
Norway's Ingebrigtsen is the most successful European male athlete of all time with seven golds.
Men's 4x400m relay
Image source, Getty ImagesIt would be a fitting way to conclude these championships if poster boy Matthew Hudson-Smith could anchor Great Britain to gold on his home track in front of a packed stand bearing his name.
The 400m champion from Wolverhampton concedes this will likely be his last European Championships, and a ninth medal would make him its most-decorated man.
Great Britain have won an unrivalled 10 European titles in this event, latterly in 2022, but were beaten in the heats by European indoor gold medallists Netherlands.
Belgium are the reigning champions, while Italy set a national record in the heats.
Men's pole vault final
Greg Rutherford
Former world and Olympic long jump champion on BBC One
The fact Mondo Duplantis is here and he has that desire and hunger. It is amazing to see and it is something all the athletes should draw on.
Men's pole vault final
Mondo Duplantis has already had plenty to celebrate this summer. The three-time European champion got married to his long-time partner Desire Inglander in June.
Inglander is watching from the stands in Birmingham and she's sat beside Kurtis Marschall - the Australian athlete that handed Duplantis his first defeat in three years at June's Diamond League event in Stockholm.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 4x400m
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC One
Our women stayed strong and they stayed committed. They really thought about what they could do.
Why not attack Femke Bol? She has spent time on her endurance work and not her sprinting. That is what Emily Newnham did.
Image source, PA MediaWomen's 4x400m
Andrew Cotter
Commentator on BBC One
Well, it was closer than I thought it would be on that final leg.
Women's 4x400m
Image source, Getty ImagesFemke Broeders-Bol is one of the greatest of all time over 400m, she brings the Dutch home to a third straight European gold medal.
But Emily Newnham stuck to her like glue, she put in a terrific performance to run 49.8 seconds in that final leg and secure a silver for Britain.
Italy take bronze.
Women's 4x400m
Side by side around the final curve...