Back to the men's team pursuit. And there has been a late change to the British quartet that rode yesterday with Charlie Tanfield coming in to replace Oliver Wood.

Tanfield joins Ethan Hayter, Steven Burke and Kian Emadi. They will be aiming to catch the Italian four of Liam Bertazzo, Filippo Ganna, Francesco Lamon and Elia Viviani.

After missing out on a qualification spot alongside her teammate Lauren Bate-Lowe, Katy Marchant tells BBC TV:

"It's such a short, timed event, the smallest of errors can make such a huge difference overall.

"But we've got two years until the Olympics. We've got to hold our heads high and move forward from this."

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Next? The men's team pursuit with the British quartet of Ethan Hayter, Oliver Wood, Steven Burke and Kian Emadi taking on Italy.

Watch how GB came fourth in qualifying yesterday, meaning they now face first-placed qualifiers Italy very soon.

We've had our first gold of the European Championships with Russia taking it in the synchronised swimming.

Sass levels? Off the scale.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

I think Jason [Kenny] on the final lap will be disappointed with that time, but having said that the Dutch were fantastic on the final lap.

Jason's not quite at full fitness yet thought.

Germany, in the last race, also went faster than the British trio, but the times aren't really too important yet so no need to worry

An hour to rest, then Ryan Owens, Jack Carlin and Jason Kenny go again in the next phase.

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Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

They got off the mark with the fastest start of the entire series so if there are any issues with the British team, it's certainly not with man one.

But it was a blistering finish from the Dutch.

Job done for the British trio. Ryan Owens goes off on the first lap, then it is Jack Carlin's turn, before Jason Kenny brings it home. The time is 43.454 seconds, although they are not as fast as the other team on the track as the Dutch, the world champions, go fastest.

Their team of Jeffrey Hoogland, Harrie Lavreysen and Roy van den Berg look the team to beat.

Nevertheless, that is GB straight into the next phase, which will take place from 16:07 BST.

And here are the British trio of Jason Kenny, Jack Carlin and Ryan Owens. Can they do what the British pairing of Katy Marchant and Lauren Bate-Lowe failed to do and make it through the qualifying phase?

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

You can feel the atmosphere building outside already. To have all of these different sports brought together, it's a unique feeling.

I think all the athletes will relish this opportunity and it's also great experience for younger athletes who may not have been to a multi-sports games yet.

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Next up in the velodrome is the men's team sprint qualifying, with Jason Kenny, Jack Carlin and Ryan Owens the British trio.

We have just seen the Spanish team make a right mess of their attempt, with a wobble from one of their riders right at the start wrecking their times.

The first European Championships will be a 'mini-Olympics' for the continent featuring some of the biggest names from seven sports.

Athletics, swimming, gymnastics, cycling, rowing, triathlon and a new team golf event make up the 11-day competition that started on 2 August. The athletics will take place in Berlin and the other sports will be hosted in Scotland, with the golf at Gleneagles.

More than 4,500 athletes are expected to compete for 188 gold medals.

Cyclists Laura Kenny and Jason Kenny, swimmer Adam Peaty, athlete Dina Asher-Smith, gymnast Max Whitlock, triathlete Alistair Brownlee and golfer Laura Davies are among the British athletes looking to bring home gold in their respective sports.

The idea is a simple one - instead of European Championships for different sports being held at separate venues and with their own schedules, they will be clustered together in a host city in a bid to create a similar vibe to an Olympic Games.

Sadly no big 'Q' next to Great Britain and that is them out of the women's team sprint event. The eight qualifiers compete in the first round from 15:56, with the gold medal race at 19:59.

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Ten entrants, eight advance, two are out. Sadly, the British duo of Katy Marchant and Lauren Bate-Lowe are one of the pairings to fall.

Not exactly the start to the day's action we were hoping for.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

They're going to struggle with that, I'm afraid. That's a little bit of a disappointment.

With a wobble out of the start, they'll be disappointed with that.

They're already in a difficult position now [even if they do qualify] because the seeding pits the fastest against the slowest as well.

Ah, that didn't go to plan. The British duo of Katy Marchant and Lauren Bate-Lowe are in danger of not making it through to the next phase as they come up with a time of 33.884 seconds, which is only seventh quickest and only the fastest eight of the 10 teams go through.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

We've had very consistent performances coming out of the Great Britain spring team, year after year. There have been some top performances. It's a really fantastic system.

These two have a big responsibility here. Just 20 seconds to get this right.