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The final day of competition in Espoo is underway at the 16th European Championships in TeamGym. The atmosphere is electric, with supporters from across Europe filling the venue and cheering loudly for their teams.
The Mixed Teams were the first to take to the floor for the finals, delivering high-level performances worthy of the occasion. With just 0.100 separating the top two teams, Sweden (56.750) edged Great Britain (56.650) to claim the gold medal, helped by a top score of 20.050 on trampet. Denmark secured the bronze medal with an impressive total of 55.150.
Next up: the Women’s Teams. For the second time today, the Swedish national anthem rang out across the venue as Sweden claimed the top spot on the podium with a total score of 54.150. Denmark, who impressed particularly on trampet with a score of 18.500, took the silver medal, while Great Britain completed the podium, securing their second medal of the day.
The competition came to a spectacular close with the Men’s Teams final. The gymnasts delivered an incredible battle, treating the crowd to a fantastic show on floor, tumble and trampet. Denmark retained the title they won in 2024, having also been named Team of the Year in 2024. Sweden (60.950) claimed the silver medal, while Norway (57.000) took bronze to complete the final podium of the day.
Congratulations to the medallists
Senior Mixed Teams
GOLD Sweden 56.750
SILVER Great Britain 56.650
BRONZE Denmark 55.150
Senior Women’s Teams
GOLD Sweden 54.150
SILVER Denmark 53.000
BRONZE Great Britain 51.900
Senior Men’s Teams
GOLD Denmark 63.150
SILVER Sweden 60.950
BRONZE Norway 57.000
The date is set for next edition! 17th European Championships in TeamGym will take place in Luxembourg, from 01 November to 4 November 2028.