Summary

  • 15:30 BST - Men's individual apparatus final

  • Watch live action from the European Gymnastics Championships

  • Highlights available on BBC Three from 1900 BST on Saturday and Sunday

Live Reporting

  1. Who should I look out for?

    The European Gymnastics Championships take place in Rimini, Italy as British gymnasts will seek to lay a marker ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympics.

    World vault champion Jake Jarman will be in action after collecting six European medals over two years of competition, with an Olympic Games debut firmly in his sights for this summer.

    Joe Fraser willcontinue his comeback from injury in the previous two years and showed his intent earlier this year by becoming British All-Around champion in March.

    Britain's Harry Hepworth and Courtney Tulloch also take to the stage with horizontal bar specialist James Hall also joining the squad in the team competition. Max Whitlock, who recently announced that he’ll retire after Paris 2024, has had to pull out of the event with a minor wrist injury.

    Northern Ireland's two-time world champion, Rhys McClenaghan is also competing. He’ll be hoping to secure a medal in the pommel horse after claiming bronze at last week’s Apparatus World Cup in Doha.

    Jake Jarman wins GB's first vault title at World Gymnastics Championships

  2. How can I watch?

    All times are BST and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    You can follow all the action in the men's individual apparatus finals at the European Championships, live from Rimini, Italy across the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. It will also be available on catch up for up to 30 days.

    Saturday 27th April

    Men’s Individual Apparatus Finals – Day two

    15:30-18:00 - BBC iPlayer, plus BBC Sport website and app

    Sunday 28th April

    Men's Apparatus Team Final

    14:30-17:00 - BBC iPlayer, plus BBC Sport website and app

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