Summary

  • Use play icon at the top of the page to watch live BBC Two coverage of women's all-around finals

  • Coverage starts at 14:00 BST

  • GB's Jessica Gadirova & Georgia-Mae Fenton competing

  • All-around finals consist of vault, uneven bars, the balance beam and floor

Live Reporting

  1. Jarman claims all-around silver

    European Artistic Gymnastics Championships: Jake Jarman takes all-around silver

    Jake Jarman took silver in the men's all-around competition as Great Britain won their third medal of this year's European Gymnastics Championships.

    Jarman, 21, scored 83.463 points across the six apparatus to finish 1.502 points behind gold medallist Adem Asil of host nation Turkey.

    Ukraine's Illia Kovtun clinched bronze, while GB's Nathan Joshua finished in 19th.

    Jarman's strongest performances of the day were on vault and floor, where he scored 15.266 points and 14.366 points respectively.

    He will return on Sunday for the parallel bars and vault finals.

  2. GB women win first-ever European team gold

    European Artistic Gymnastics Championships: Great Britain women react to first team gold

    Great Britain won their first-ever women's team gold at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

    Ondine Achampong, Jessica Gadirova, Becky Downie, Alice Kinsella and Georgia-Mae Fenton combined to score 164.428 points over the four apparatus.

    Italy claimed silver with 161.629 points, while the Netherlands came third with 158.896 points.

    "I'm so proud, we put in some massive performances and it feels so special to have won as a team," said Gadirova.

    "Personally I'm so happy to have been able to deliver my routines for the team, it feels incredible to stand on the top of the podium with them."

    Gadirova, 18, finished qualification for Friday's all-around final in first place and will be joined by Fenton.

    Read the full report here

  3. How can I watch?

    All times are BST and subject to late change

    BBC iPlayer

    Friday, 14 April - Women's All Around

    14:00 - 16:00 BST - BBC Two, iPlayer and BBC Sport website & app.

    Saturday, 15 April - Apparatus Finals

    11:30 - 14:00 BST - BBC Two, iPlayer and BBC Sport website & app.

    Sunday 16 April - Apparatus Finals

    11:00 - 13:30 BST - BBC Two, iPlayer and BBC Sport website & app.

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