Another superb night of athletics is done - and we have some British medals to show for it, which is always nice.

We'll be back from 18.30 BST tomorrow for the Sunday evening session, day three of the championships.

See ya then.

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Romell Glave, speaking to BBC Sport after winning the bronze medal in the men's 100m final:

"It feels amazing. Just the journey to be here. I’m grateful to God, my coach and team to help me to be here today.

"It’s been a difficult journey but I’m here to show that I can come up from anything and it’s just a stepping stone for bigger things to come in the future."

On coming away with a medal on his major debut:

"It’s incredible, I wanted to get the gold but I’ll take the positives from it and learn from it and hope that I can get a rematch at the Olympics.

"I will go back, look at the video and work on it."

How did he cope with the false starts?

"We practice a lot of blocks in training, we're setting them each time after each round. I just reset and just cope with it under pressure. I have to, it’s a mind game from here."

On facing the Olympic champion in Italy:

"For me I was focusing on my execution, I just locked in to what I need to do. I think I did it but I’m a not disappointed not to get the gold medal, but so close."

"I aim for the Olympic trials, that’s my main focus and hopefully I get to the Olympics."

In the morning, we will have the heats for the 400m hurdles for both the men's and women's events.

Great Britain 400m hurdler Alastair Chalmers says he is in the "form of his life" as he prepares to compete in the European Championships.

The 24-year-old from Guernsey is hoping to put an injury-hit 2023 behind him and make the Olympic qualifying mark of 48.70 seconds in Rome.

Chalmers won Guernsey's first-ever track medal at a Commonwealth Games when he took bronze in Birmingham two years ago.

"I'm healthy. I'm running well, winning races and I'm beating some guys who have been there and done it," he told BBC Radio Guernsey.

"I'm in great shape and just going to take it one round at a time on Sunday.

"Last year was a shame getting injured early on, I just couldn't get back to my full potential.

"But this year it's just been amazing."

There could also be a British medal in the women's high jump final, from 19.30 BST tomorrow.

Morgan Lake will be eyeing a podium place after safely getting through qualifying yesterday.

From a British perspective, there is one big name to look forward to on Sunday evening.

Dina Asher-Smith got a bye to the women's 100m semi-finals, which take place from 20.13 BST tomorrow.

The final is at 21.53 BST. We hope she will be there.

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George Mills was talking to BBC Sport, after winning the silver medal in the men's 5,000m.

On winning Britain's first medal of the Championships:

"My team (OAC Europe) got a medal in the 5,000m last night, bronze. Marta (Gracia), my team mate got bronze (in the women's 5000m) so I was like 'OK, my time to step up now' and fortunately we’ve got two medals in two events for my team."

On finishing behind Jakob Ingebrigtsen:

"Yeah it’s cool but the track’s 400m, I try and run round one almost every week. Running’s what I do. I treat it like any other race. There’s no special occasion here."

On his hopes for Paris:

"I want to run the 1500m and the 5000m in Paris and hopefully tonight has done my chances of selection no harm.

"We’ll see. We are still three weeks out to trials, straight back to training as of tonight or tomorrow and then we’ll get stuck in."

Accomplished something father Danny Mills never did, in running out at the Stadio Olimpico:

"He came here twice, but maybe on the bench."

There's another nine medal events on the cards for Sunday...

• Men's and women's half marathon
• Women's high jump
• Women's triple jump
• Men's hammer throw
• Women's 3000m steeplechase
• Men's 800m
• Women's 1500m
• Women's 100m

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Olympic champion Lamont Marcell Jacobs successfully defended his European sprint title on a golden night for hosts Italy in Rome.

Home favourite Jacobs' 100m triumph in 10.02secs delivered table-topping Italy's third gold medal of the night - and fifth in the opening two days as a stunning start for the hosts continued.

It was an Italian one-two in the men's 100m, with Jacobs followed across the line by compatriot Chituru Ali in 10.05secs.

You can read Harry's full report on Saturday's events in Rome here.

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George Mills won European 5,000m silver and Romell Glave clinched bronze in the 100m as Great Britain got on the medals table in Rome.

Mills, 25, clocked 13 minutes 21.38 seconds to finish runner-up to Norwegian star Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who proved too strong in the closing stages to win in 13:07.48.

Glave ran 10.06 seconds to make the men's 100m podium as the British team won its first two medals on day two of the championships.

Mills' impressive run for silver followed three fourth-placed finishes for British team-mates, as Cindy Sember, Jacob Fincham-Dukes and Scott Lincoln each fell narrowly short of a podium place.

The Briton, son of former England footballer Danny Mills, was denied gold only by Ingebrigtsen, 23, who having sealed a third successive European 5,00m title will now aim to complete a third straight golden double at the championships in the 1500m.

The British team are currently 12th overall in the standings, with one silver and one bronze.

Who could be the first to pick up a gold for GB?

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Watch as Great Britain's George Mills wins silver in the 5000m - his first senior major championships medal - at the European Athletics Championships in Rome, behind Norway's world champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen.

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What a sight for the host nation.

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The three Italian sprint medalists are taking in the glory, amid a pulsing nightclub soundtrack at the Olympic stadium.

Lamont Marcell Jacobs, Chituru Ali and Lorenzo Simonelli are the men who delivered the gold and silver tonight.

Sandra Elkasevic is out on the track, draped in a Croatian flag, soaking up the adulation of the crowd.

At the age of 37, she is still queen of Europe.

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Former middle and long-distance runner on BBC iPlayer

Lamont Marcell Jacobs was really under pressure, ironically from his team-mate Chituru Ali, although Romell Glave gave him a good run for about 70m and nearly matched him.

But cometh the hour, cometh the man and he will deliver.

His confidence really needed that boost – his form just hadn’t been great.

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A moment, please, for Sandra Elkasevic.

She has just won her SEVENTH European Championship gold in the women's discus. A remarkable athlete.

Her first throw of the final was the best, 67.04m enough for victory.

Jorinde Van Klinken of the Netherlands moved up into the silver medal spot on her final throw, hitting 65.99m - her season best.

Bronze goes to Portugal's Liliana Ca.

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An absolutely phenomenal run by Romell Glave, he pushed the Olympic champion so close!

But it is Lamont Marcell Jacobs who takes gold in 10.02 seconds.

It's an Italian one-two, with Chituru Ali getting silver.

Glave was stride for stride with Marcell Jacobs for 75 metres after starting brilliantly. He finishes just 0.04 seconds off the winner and gets a hugely deserved bronze medal.

Here we go. Again...

Ali is warned but is allowed to carry on.

Romell Glave has his fingers to his temples, trying to concentrate in this feverish atmosphere.

It's a Italian who false started - but not Marcell Jacobs.

Chituru Ali looks to have moved too soon.