Switzerland's reigning European Champion Martin Fuchs will be riding high on horse Leone Jei after securing gold in the team competition on Friday. His impressive display in the first two rounds has him sitting top of the pile, with a score of 1.31.

Hot on the Swiss rider's heels are Germany's Andre Thieme, Belgium's Pieter Devos and Greece's Ioli Mytilineou with only 2.33 points separating the top four competitors.

With so little margin for error in Sunday's individual event, keep an eye on Sweden's Peder Fredricson who's nicely poised in fifth. Fredricson won silver in Tokyo after a jump-off in the individual final and will be hungry to add a European crown to his collection.

Great Britain's new-look jumping team finished ninth in Friday's team competition but Emily Moffitt put in a solid display to secure a spot in the individual final. She has decided though to pull out of the final to save her horse for another day.

The European Jumping Championships, held every two years, see riders from 22 countries compete in the equestrian discipline of show jumping.

This year, the competition is taking place at Riesenbeck International, a new equestrian centre in Germany created by international showjumping star Ludger Beerbaum.

Two rounds of team competition took place on Thursday, 2 and Friday, 3 September with the top 10 teams qualifying for Friday’s medal decider.

The individual event on Sunday, 5 September is open to the 25 best-placed competitors and horses from the team competition. Round A starts in reverse order and the top 12 qualify for Round B. The competitor with the least penalties across all formats will be declared European Champion.

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Coverage of the European Jumping Championships will be available live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

All of the action will be available as catch-up for 30 days too.

Sunday, 5 September

Round 1: 12:50-14:00 BST - BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website

Round 2: 15:05-16:15 BST - BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website

There will also be live coverage of the European Dressage Championships on 11 September and the European Eventing Championships on 25 & 26 September.

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