Great Britain win three silvers on final day of European Athletics Indoor championships to take final tally to seven
Ireland's Sarah Healy wins brilliant 3,000m gold, with Britain's Melissa Courtney-Bryant second
GB's George Mills takes 3,000m silver, with Jakob Ingebrigtsen claiming record-equalling gold
Great Britain's women win 4x400m relay silver in final event of competition
Kate O'Connor claims pentathlon bronze for Ireland; GB's Jade O'Dowda fourth
Amy Hunt sixth in women's 60m; Morgan Lake fifth in high jump
Women's shot put final
Another gold medal for the Netherlands!
Jessica Schilder finishes in top spot - all six of her efforts would have won her the gold medal with 20.69m the best of the bunch.
Germany's Yemisi Ogunleye takes silver with 19.56m while Portugal's Auriol Dongmo recorded 19.26m to take bronze.
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
If Kambundji was going to beat Dosso she needed to make a move from 0-10m as Dosso really accelerates from 10-30m.
Kambundji chased well but it was not her day this time.
Women's 60m final
Italy's Zaynab Dosso takes gold in a national record time of 7.01 seconds!
Mujinga Kambundji recovers from that false start to take silver, 0.01 seconds behind. Luxembourg's Patrizia van der Weken takes bronze.
Great Britain's Amy Hunt finished a very respectable sixth in 7.10 seconds.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 60m final
It's a warning for Mujinga Kambundji, not a disqualification. We go again...
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
Every time I read the start list I change my mind about the winner - it is that tight.
Women's 60m final
Athletes in place. Off goes the gun but it's a false start from Switzerland's Mujinga Kambundji.
Women's 60m final
Just a couple of events to go in the Netherlands.
Next up, it's the women's 60m final. Great Britain's Amy Hunt made it through as one of the fastest losers, can she go any quicker than her semi-final time of 7.09 seconds here in lane eight?
BBC Sport
Women's 3,000m silver medallist Melissa Courtney-Bryant to BBC Sport: "I have to be happy, it is an upgrade on my two bronzes but I am still searching for that gold. I will be back.
"I am a little bit gutted, especially to lose it on the line. But I fought all the way."
On Maureen Koster's fall: "It was pushy out there. I know one definitely fell and I recognised it was my old training partner, That made everyone pushy. I felt it in the back until about 200m to go, so we were all on edge a little bit.
"I felt really good. I went hard down the back straight and felt I had another gear. But then my legs just went beneath me. But Sarah ran really well, I am really happy for her."
On her recovery from a calf problem: "I am fully recovered. Maybe I have lost a bit of sharpness but I don't think so. Not ideal preparation but my coach and the medical team at British Athletics helped me.
"I am gutted to miss out on gold but it is still a medal at European level so I have to be happy with that."
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's pole vault final
While all that was going on, it has been decided that the gold medal will be shared in the men's pole vault.
Nothing to separate Greek jumper Emmanouil Karalis and Dutchman Menno Vloon with both clearing 5.90m but not able to get over 5.95m.
Norway's Sondre Guttormsen bravely tried to go one better by clearing 6.00m but couldn't quite get it, he takes bronze.
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
The crowd was fantastic. And when you need that extra half a percent, that is where you find it.
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
This place goes wild again. What an afternoon the Dutch are having.
Gold medals galore.
Men's 4x400m relay
A brilliant run from the Netherlands to take the gold!
Spain finish second while Belgium are third.
Alastair Chalmers pushed hard down the final straight but Great Britain finish fourth.
Men's 4x400m relay
Alastair Chalmers is pushing hard but can he push for a podium place?
Men's 4x400m relay
Joshua Faulds hands over to Alastair Chalmers for the final lap.
GB sit fourth but Chalmers is hot on the tails of the Spaniard as the bell goes.
The Netherlands remain first.
Men's 4x400m relay
Great Britain's Efekemo Okoro is looking a little leggy as he hands over to Joshua Faulds.
The Dutch are well away in this third lap as Great Britain sit fourth. Can they push for a medal?
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
The Dutch team has found it legs.
Men's 4x400m relay
Brilliant start by Alex Haydock-Wilson, who led for much of the opening lap but hands over to Efekemo Okoro in second place.
They drop to third after a tricky handover.
Men's 4x400m relay
It's time for the relays. The British team of Alex Haydock-Wilson, Efekemo Okoro, Joshua Faulds and Alastair Chalmers are in lane five.
Men's pole vault final
The men's pole vault final has been going on all afternoon and as things stand there's nothing to separate the Netherlands' Menno Vloon, Greek jumper Emmanouil Karalis and Norway's Sondre Guttormsen.
All three cleared 5.90 at the first attempt but so far none of the three have gone any further.
Women's high jump final
Ukrainian Yaroslava Mahuchikh has been in absolutely fine form this evening and it's a third consecutive indoor gold for the world record holder.
She clears 1.99m as the rest of the field struggle to keep the pace.
The Serb Angelina Topic takes silver, clearing 1.95m, while Sweden's Engla Nilsson secures bronze having cleared 1.92m at the first attempt.
Great Britain's Morgan Lake finishes fifth.
Image source, Getty Images
