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Glave and Azu secure British one-two in European 100m final

Romell Glave and Jeremiah Azu produced a one-two finish for Great Britain in the men’s 100 metres at the European Championships in Birmingham, with official results confirming Glave as the gold medallist and Azu taking silver for the host nation.

Both sprinters advanced to the final where they completed the podium sweep for the United Kingdom, finishing ahead of the remainder of the field. The finishing order was recorded by the official timekeepers and ratified by the event jury under the competition rules governed by European Athletics.

The outcome marks a top-level result for the British sprint contingent at the championships in Birmingham. Romell Glave and Jeremiah Azu joined other medal-winning athletes for the host nation across track and field disciplines during the meet, with their performances registered in the official championship results.

Event organisers confirmed the final standings following the required verification procedures. The one-two result for the hosts in the men’s 100 metres is reflected in the published start lists, heat progressions and final classification maintained by the championships’ technical delegates and timing partners.

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