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Adam Peaty completed his 50m and 100m breaststroke double for the third successive European Championships at Glasgow this afternoon.
Having already won the 100m gold medal with a world record swim at the weekend, Peaty returned to set a new championship best time of 26.09 to win gold in the 50m breaststroke.
He was 0.70 seconds clear of Italian Fabio Scozzoli, who took silver. Slovenia’s Peter John Stevens claimed the bronze medal in 27.06.
Peaty is now European champion in the 50m and 100m breaststroke as well as in the 4x100m mixed medley. He’s looking to add a fourth gold tomorrow in the men’s medley relay.
He said: “It’s three out of three at the moment and hopefully that streak will continue tomorrow.
“I’m trying to enjoy it, and hopefully I will have a tussle on my hands tomorrow.
“As you get more mature you realise it’s not about managing your time at these meets, it’s about managing your energy. To be consistent in that you have to be mature.”
Also tonight, both Freya Anderson and Siobhan-Marie O’Connor narrowly missed out on bronze medals.
Teenager Anderson, fresh from success at the European Junior Championships in Helsinki last month, gave an extremely good account of herself in the 100m freestyle final to finish fourth in 53.61.
She was just 0.26 seconds away from bronze medallist Charlotte Bonnet, and set a new European junior record. Sarah Sjöström won gold for Sweden in 52.93.
Meanwhile, O’Connor was even closer to a bronze in the 200m individual medley final. She missed out by just 0.02 seconds to Maria Ugolkova of Switzerland.
O’Connor’s final time was 2:10.85. The gold medal was won by Hungarian legend Katinka Hosszu.
Ben Proud looked in good form in his 50m freestyle semi-final, setting a new championship record of 21.11 as he booked his place in the final.
James Guy also advanced in the 100m butterfly semi-finals, with a qualifying time of 51.78.
Imogen Clark broke her own national record in qualifying for the 50m breaststroke final, with a time of 30.04 and said she hoped to become the first British woman under the 30 second barrier.
She said: “I’m so excited for the final – it makes my belly tingle thinking about it, but in a good way.
“I’m used to just doing national events and coming out and it just being my dad shouting for me, so to come out to this, I’m buzzing.”
European Swimming Championships 2018 Results – Day 5 – Afternoon Session
Men’s 800m Freestyle – Final
Women’s 100m Freestyle – Final
Men’s 50m Breaststroke – Final
Women’s 200m Backstroke – Semi-Finals
Men’s 50m Freestyle – Semi-Finals
Women’s 50m Butterfly – Semi-Finals
Men’s 100m Butterfly – Semi-Finals
Women’s 50m Breaststroke – Semi-Finals
Men’s 200m Backstroke – Final
Women’s 200m IM – Final
Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay – Final
European Swimming Championships 2018 Results – Day 5 – Morning Session
Women’s 200m Backstroke – Heats
Russian Daria Ustinova leads the way into the semi-finals of the women’s 200m backstroke after winning heat two in 2:08.89.
Katinka Hosszu withdrew from qualifying, but her Hungary team mate Katalin Burian qualified as second fastest in 2:10.22.
Britain’s Kathryn Greenslade has also made it through to the semis. She was 13th fastest in 2:13.75.
Men’s 50m Freestyle – Heats
Ben Proud posted the joint fastest time in this morning’s qualifying heats for the men’s 50m freestyle semi-finals.
Proud won heat eight in 21.68, a time that was matched by heat seven winner Kristian Gkolomeev of Greece.
Britain’s Tom Fannon also qualifed for the semi-finals in a time of 22.26, but David Cumberlidge had to miss out. His time of 22.49 was fast enough, but the two British spaces had already been filled.
Women’s 50m Butterfly – Heats
Sarah Sjöström produced a dominant qualifying performance to set the pace in the women’s 50m butterfly heats.
Sjöström’s time of 25.11 was more than half a second faster than Denmark’s Emilie Beckmann. Brits Alys Thomas (27.24) and Charlotte Atkinson (27.48) both missed out.
Men’s 100m Butterfly – Heats
James Guy advances to the semi-finals as second-fastest qualifier in the men’s 100m butterfly.
Heat six produced the two quickest swims of the morning, with Guy’s time of 51.75 second only to heat winner Piero Codia’s 51.59.
Women’s 50m Breaststroke – Heats
British duo Imogen Clark and Sarah Vasey are both through to the semi-finals of the women’s 50m breaststroke.
Clark won heat three in 30.40 to post the third fastest qualifying time, while Vasey was second in heat four in 30.73 which was joint fifth fastest.
Russian Yuliya Efomova clocked the fastest time in the heats, swimming a 30.20 in heat five.
Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay – Heats
Heat winners Russia and the Netherlands lead the way into tonight’s mixed 4x100m freestyle relay final.
France, Italy, Germany, Israel, Hungary and Poland complete the line-up.
European Swimming Championships 2018 – Swimming Schedule – Day 6
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 – AFTERNOON SESSION
4.30pm – Men’s 800m Freestyle – Final
Look out for: Mykhaylo Romanchuk (Ukraine)
Brits to watch: None
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
4.43pm – Women’s 100m Freestyle – Final
Look out for: Sarah Sjöström (Sweden)
Brits to watch: Freya Anderson
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
4.48pm – Men’s 50m Breaststroke – Final
Look out for: Adam Peaty (Britain)
Brits to watch: Adam Peaty
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
4.53pm – Women’s 200m Backstroke – Semi-finals
Look out for: Daria Ustinova (Russia)
Brits to watch: Kathryn Greenslade
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.04pm – Men’s 50m Freestyle – Semi-finals
Look out for: Ben Proud (Britain)
Brits to watch: Ben Proud, Tom Fannon
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.10pm – Women’s 50m Butterfly – Semi-finals
Look out for: Sarah Sjöström (Sweden)
Brits to watch: None
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.17pm – Men’s 100m Butterfly – Semi-finals
Look out for: Laszlo Cseh (Hungary)
Brits to watch: James Guy
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.25pm – Women’s 50m Breaststroke – Semi-finals
Look out for: Yuliya Efimova (Russia)
Brits to watch: Imogen Clark, Sarah Vasey
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.32pm – Men’s 200m Backstroke – Final
Look out for: Evgeny Rylov (Russia)
Brits to watch: None
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.39pm – Women’s 200m IM – Final
Look out for: Katinka Hosszu (Hungary)
Brits to watch: Siobhan-Marie O’Connor, Aimee Willmott
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)
5.45pm – Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay – Final
Look out for: Russia
Brits to watch: None
Watch live on: BBC1 (BBC Red Button, BBC Online)