Summary

  • Use play icons at top of the page to watch live coverage from Munich

  • Climbing (8:00-13:25 semi-finals)

  • Track cycling (9:00-14:15 qualifiers): GB's Lauren Bell in the women's time trial 500m

  • Rowing (10:05-13:10 semi-finals & finals): Brits bid for medals, including Benjamin Pritchard in the PR1 men's single sculls final

  • Artistic Gymnastics - women's team final (13:00-14:40): Alice Kinsella, Ondine Achampong, Jennifer & Jessica Gadirova for GB

  • Swimming ( finals from 16:45-19:30): Event is not part of the European Championships, but is taking place concurrently in Rome

  • European Aquatics Championships, Rome: Tom Dean in the men's 100m freestyle final & Luke Greenback men's 200m backstroke final

  • Men's BMX final (18:00-19:00): Shaun Gornall & Kieran Reilly amongst the Brits

  1. How can I watch the European Championships on the BBC?published at 19:21 BST 12 August 2022

    All times are BST and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    Day 3: Saturday, 13 August

    Live coverage

    07:30-20:00 - BBC Red Button, iPlayer & BBC Sport website

    09:00-13:15 - BBC Two

    13:15-16:30 - BBC One

    16:30-21:00 - BBC Two

    Extra streams, that are available on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app, on day three include:

    08:00-13:25 - Climbing: Women's Lead & Men's Boulder

    08:45-14:10 - Rowing

    09:00-14:15 - Track Cycling

    13:00-14:40 - Gymnastics: Women's Team Final

    15:00-18:10 - Climbing: Women's Lead & Men's Boulder

    15:00-17:00 - Men's Triathlon

    16:30-19:40 - Track Cycling

    18:00-19:00 - BMX

    Find out more about each day's coverage.

  2. What are the European Championships 2022?published at 19:11 BST 12 August 2022

    European Championships signImage source, Getty Images

    The 2022 European Championships is a multi-sport event taking place in Munich, Germany. It will be the second edition of the European Championships running from 11-21 August. It will be the biggest sporting event in Germany since the 1972 Summer Olympics.

    The best athletes from around Europe will unite to compete for the highest accolade of their sport on the continent - the title of 'European champion'.

    The event features nine Olympic sports: Athletics, Beach Volleyball, Canoe Sprint, Cycling, Gymnastics, Rowing, Sport Climbing, Table Tennis, and Triathlon.

    Unlike the 2018 European Championships, Swimming, Diving, Artistic swimming and open water swimming will not be part of the event. Instead, the 2022 European Aquatics Championships will be held at the same time but will take place in Rome, Italy.