Great Britain were seventh in this event two years ago but have failed to make the final after finishing 10th this morning. Reigning European champions France have also missed out.

Italy qualified fastest and will be going off in lane four. Can the Netherlands get another podium place in the relays?

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

The Dutch coaches are a bit crestfallen. This relay has always been their relay.

The French team look strong as they take the lead over the Netherlands and France. Great Britain drop back into fifth.

Eleanor Faulkner takes over from Lucy Hope. Freya Anderson will take the team home for the final 100m.

They are still in with a slim chance of getting onto the podium.

Great Britain are in second place going into the second 100m. Strong start from Anna Hopkin.

Britain failed to make the final in this event at the 2016 European Championships but are here this time around in lane two. Reigning champions the Netherlands are in lane five.

Denmark and Poland were both tied in qualification but instead of having a swim off, they were both included in the final. History is made then, as nine teams compete instead of eight.

Denmark

Great Britain

Switzerland

France

Netherlands

Italy

Russia

Germany

Poland

Relay time now...

Taylor Richards: Adam Peaty is the best British athlete out there right now. Serial record breaker.

Great Britain's James Wilby, who qualified for the men's 100m breaststroke final, told BBC Two: "I'm pretty happy with that. Hopefully that will put me in a good place for the final.

"I've been refining a couple of things, just fine-tuning some things and getting a good set up for Tokyo. Hopefully I will get some good results."

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After winning the semi-final, Adam Peaty tells BBC Two: "I was trying too much, my subconscious knows it is a semi-final, so it doesn't mean that much but tomorrow I will bring my 'A' game.

"It was quite a quick turnaround but I'm happy with that win. Who knows what will happen tomorrow? When you come to something like this it is all about the win and that's what I'm going for."

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Smiley Miley is beaming!

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In case you missed it, here is how Hannah Miley took bronze for Great Britain in the women's 400m individual medley final.

The 28-year old finished ahead of compatriot Aimee Willmott, who came home in fourth. The race itself was won by France's Fantine Lesaffre.

A pretty good night for Britain so far.

Hannah Miley is being awarded her bronze medal in the 400m individual medley. Cyclist Emily Kay picked up the first British medal - claiming silver in the 10km scratch race.

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

Adam saying he's saving something for tomorrow, I don't know. I think he needs to adjust his technique a little bit for that.

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

I think he was pretty excited to do something special tonight, he felt great this morning and thought he was back on it.

Adam maybe tried to lay down some sort of special marker there, with the pressure off in the semi-final.

Another brilliant swim from Adam Peaty! He's into the final after a dominating victory in the semi-final.

It was the 13th fastest time in history and the other 12... are also his.

Peaty qualifies fastest, Wilby in second. What a final we'll have in store tomorrow night!

Adam Peaty is usually a little slow off the start but he's improved massively in the last few months and that is an excellent first length.

One Briton in the final. Now can we make it two?

World record holder and Brit Adam Peaty is poised to bring home the gold and is a resounding favourite haven't never lost at this distance.

He races in lane four in this second semi-final.

Marcin Stolarski (POL)

Caba Siladji (SRB)

Kirill Prigoda (RUS)

Adam Peaty (GBR)

Anton Chupkov (RUS)

Fabio Scozzoli (ITA)

Darragh Greene (IRL)

Anton Sveinn Mckee (ISL)

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

It was a solid swim. You've got to win the races you're in, but he did it in quite a tough way. He'll need a better start in the first 20 or 30m. Adam Peaty won't let him get away with that.

I can't see anyone threatening Peaty, really.

But he pulled it back superbly in the back straight! James Wilby is through to the final. Excellent swim.