False start! Again!

So many this evening...

But who was responsible?

The men are on their marks...

A slight change to that field - Robin Ganter has an injury, so Denmark's Simon Hansen is promoted to the final.

Marcell Jacobs appeared a class above in the 100m semi-finals, while Briton Glave was the third fastest qualifier.

It's time for our final event of Saturday night - and what an event. The men's 100m final.

Can Romell Glave snatch gold for Britain, or will Olympic champion Lamont Marcell Jacobs reign supreme?

Phil Minshull
Athletics commentator on BBC iPlayer

All credit to George Mills. He did everything right, he had that long run from home. He started to crank up the pace when he saw that final kilometre and with two laps to go, he really stretched out the field at that point.

Ingebrigtsen though, impossible to resist.

It's a third successive European 5,000m title for Jakob Ingebrigtsen, and a fifth in a row including two 1500m wins.

He'll now aim to complete a treble double of golds by repeating that success over the shorter distance.

And Great Britain have their first medal thanks to George Mills, who clinches silver.

We are into the final throws - and the final throes - of the women's discus final.

Croatia's Sandra Elkasevic is still in control from her throw of 67.04m, which was her opening effort of the night.

As for the other Brits, James West finished seventh while Jack Rowe - who I think was the one who was tripped, rather than West - ends up 17th.

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A first British medal at these championships!

Jakob Ingebrigtsen is just too good. He got a bit of space 600m from the end, eased into the lead on the last lap, and turned on the afterburners for the final 100m.

But a fantastic performance by George Mills! He was among the leading pack all the way, the pace suited him, and he kept cool under pressure to deliver a medal.

Bronze goes to Switzerland's Dominic Lobalu.

George Mills is on the shoulder of Ingebrigtsen at the final corner...

Final lap.

Ingebrigtsen leads!

600m to go.

George Mills is on the shoulder of the leader.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen has found a bit of daylight to attack...

Thierry Ndikumwenayo of Spain has now assumed the lead.

This is anyone's race!

Three laps to go.

Morgan Le Guen of Switzerland leads.

Into the final 1500m now.

George Mills is still going well, he's second at the moment.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen has fallen into the pack a little bit - for now.

We are approaching the final stages of the discus.

Sandra Elkasevic continues to lead the way for Croatia, with Portugal's Liliana Ca her nearest challenger.

Now Jakob Ingebrigtsen is in the lead. he likes to race from the front throughout an event; he loves to finish there too.

George Mills is running in fourth for GB.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen has moved through the field now, up to fourth place.

George Mills is still going well in third.

We have a faller! And its a Brit, James West gets caught and takes a nasty tumble.

It's a really packed track, 27 runners seems like far too many for any race in a stadium.