Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV

That is what we love about the pentathlon and it always comes down to the 800m.

It was going to be a battle between Kate and Jade and Kate took it out. She was a gutsy runner who went out in front and held on. Jade did not get herself into the best position and wasn't able to catch up.

She will be disappointed now but there will be more to come.

Kate O'Connor was absolutely shocked by that result. She ran hard and recorded a personal best of two minutes 11.42 seconds in the 800m.

What a half hour or so for Ireland after Sarah Healy's gold in the 3,000m!

Disappointment for Great Britain's Jade O'Dowda.

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That superb 800m run means Kate O'Connor takes the bronze medal!

She pips Great Britain's Jade O'Dowda, who finishes in fourth.

Finland's Saga Vanninen wins gold having finished second in the 800m while the Netherland's Sofie Dokter took silver after finishing sixth in the race.

Ireland's Kate O'Connor takes top spot in the 800m!

Jade O'Dowda finishes way back in 12th, she looked shattered towards the end there and had nothing left in the tank.

We wait to see what that does to the podium positions...

Fairly evenly matched at the moment. Ireland's Kate O'Connor is pushing hard for a medal here. Is she going to pip Jade O'Dowda?

Up next, it's the conclusion of the women's pentathlon with the 800m.

Great Britain's Jade O'Dowda currently sits third in the standings, behind Finland's Saga Vanninen and the Netherlands' Sofie Dokter in second.

Off we go.

Over in the women's high jump final, Great Britain's Morgan Lake has not managed to clear 1.97m. Her best height so far is 1.92m.

As expected, Ukraine's Yaroslava Mahuchikh leads the standings having just cleared 1.97m at the first attempt. Serb teenager Angelina Topic is looking to try to keep the pace.

Jenny Meadows
Former 800m World Championship medallist on BBC TV

As a coach it puts you through the mill. Sarah is such a talented athlete but she has struggled with that transition from junior to senior.

We chose the 3,000m indoor season and maybe it is her sweet spot. She knew Melissa would be the main threat but ran the race inch perfect.

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Melissa Courtney-Bryant looked really disappointed with that result.

A challenging race with that incident with the Netherlands' Maureen Koster.

Courtney-Bryant tells BBC Sport she "will be back to try and get that gold".

Full quotes to come shortly.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

It was all about the kick at the end.

Courtney-Bryant trusted herself and thought she had it. She struck first, but Healy was close enough.

Melissa Courtney-Bryant can't quite hold her position at the front of the pack.

It's an upgrade on those two bronze medals but the Briton couldn't quite fend off Sarah Healy.

Portugal's Salome Alfonso finished in third while GB's Hannah Nuttall finished sixth and compatriot Innes Fitzgerald finished eighth.

Melissa Courtney-Bryant hits the front for the first time. Ireland's Sarah Healy on her shoulder.

Melissa Courtney-Bryant is hot on the heels of Marta Garcia with one lap to go.

Ireland's Sarah Healy sits in third.

Here comes GB's Hannah Nuttall on the outside.

Spaniard Marta Garcia has made a move and shifted into first place as Melissa Courtney-Bryant follows just behind.

Hannah Nuttall and Innes Fitzgerald are still in the mix of the chasing pack.

Melissa Courtney-Bryant is biding her time in third place.

Out front, Germany's Lea Meyer is setting the pace with Poland's Weronika Lizakowska second.

Oh goodness me.

The Netherlands' Maureen Koster is out after falling over. It looks like she perhaps takes a blow to the head and has had to be removed from the track.

Jenny Meadows
Former 800m World Championship medallist on BBC TV

Melissa Courtney-Bryant has often missed out to Laura Muir, who has been so dominant. But she is recovering from a calf injury.

Melissa goes into this as European number one. I don't think she has gone into a championships in that position before but she has all the experience to cope with that.

Can Great Britain's Melissa Courtney-Bryant, 31, earn a first indoor gold medal? She took bronze at each of her previous two European Indoors and said after winning her heat she “would love to upgrade”.

Compatriot Hannah Nuttall is quickly out front but, like the men's final, it's a slow pace.

Off we go - 15 laps of the track.