Glave strikes gold in British 1-2: First the British title back in June with a first ever sub-10 time – now the European title for British star Romell Glave. Making it an even better night for British fans? The sight of Jeremiah Azu winning silver behind Glave in a memorable British 1-2.
The Italian Job: Italy’s Nadia Batocletti reigned supreme once again, cementing herself as the queen of European distance running with gold in the 5000m.
Hammer Masterclass: Hungary’s Bence Halasz produced the performance of a lifetime, treating the Alexander Stadium to a gold-medal winning throw of 84.25m – the furthest seen this year – to win his first ever European title.
Ruler of the Runway: Greek world champion Miltiadis Tentoglou commanded the long jump runway, winning yet another European title – the seventh of his glittering career - with a best effort of 8.44m
Incredible Photofinish: The women's 100m hurdles delivered an absolute thriller as Dutchwoman Nadine Visser and Poland's Pia Skrzyszowska crossed the line in one, the pair only separated by just one thousandth of a second as Visser took the title.
Look ahead to Day 3
The Local Legend: Back on his home track and cheered on by a stand bearing his name, reigning European champion Matt Hudson-Smith will go for gold in the final of the 400m.
Decathlon Day One: Europe’s best multi-eventers kick off their campaigns in the decathlon, a two-day event combining 10 individual disciplines. Day one sees the 25 competitors take on the 100m, long jump, shot put, high jump and 400m. before taking a well-earned rest ahead of day two!
Back on Track: Fresh from a dazzling performance to win the European 100m title on Monday night, Britain’s sprint golden girl Amy Hunt is back in action in the semi-finals of the women’s 200m.
Hammer Showdown: The women's hammer final promises an explosive showdown as Finnish duo Silja Kosonen and Krista Tervo head into the circle as strong medal favorites. The pair face fierce competition from across the continent, with Polish legend and current world record holder Anita Wlodarczyk always a danger.
Slovak Star vs Home Hopes: Slovakia’s world medalist Emma Zapletalová leads field on paper - but faces stiff competition from British duo Lina Nielsen and Emily Newnham. With a home crowd behind them, could either woman produce something extraordinary to bring the European title back to Britain?