Mytilineou is only 24, and has impressed throughout these championships with beautiful riding. Here with her trainer Sean Crooks.

A big smile from Israel's Robin Muhr.

Madeleine Broek by Sterrehof's Calimero's side. As the only Dutch rider, Marc Houtzager is in for the individual final.

Wojciech Wojcianiec's Chintablue looked like he wanted to hide before entering the arena. After a round with only four faults, he deserved lots of kisses and bananas...

The Gulliksen-family watching Victoria's round with Papa Roach...

...and after it was time for a little moment between Victoria Gulliksen and her 12-year-old gelding, that did a great round with an unlucky rail down.

Manuel Fernandez Saro has impressed, improving Jarlin de Torres' confidence round by round. The two finished off with only a time penalty in the last round of the team final and have qualified for Sunday.

Daniel Coyle in the ring for Ireland.

Penelope Leprevost might need a new lucky charm, since luck really hasn't been on her side during this championship.

Treats for Emily Moffitt's Winning Good after a clear round for Great Britain.

Michael Duffy posted an incredible clear round for Team Ireland with Zilton SL Z.

Zilton SL Z.

As always Peder Fredricson found a quiet spot to get the right focus.

It has really been a roller coaster ride for Austria's Alessandra Reich. She had great first round, followed by a second round where her horse Loyd put on the breaks already ahead on the start line to eventually end on 17 faults, but managed to turn it all around to finish on only nine faults in round three.

After sitting third ahead of the last round of the team final, Rolf-Göran Bengtsson had to see eight faults on the score board as he left the ring. "Ermindo made one mistake and I the other. The mistake Ermindo made is just due to lack of experience and he won't have a fault like that when he gets more milage. And if I ride a few more years, I might not have the mistake I made at the last fence," Rolf said to the Swedish media after the class.

Joseph Stockdale's Equine America Cacharel.

It's been a disappointing championship for the French, that finished 6th overall...

...and their only hope now is Olivier Robert who is ranked 6th individually with Vivaldi Des Meneaux after another clear in yesterday's last round of the team final.

Eduardo Alvarez Aznar did not have the best of days, and finished on eight faults with Legend.

The face of disappointment... Eoin McMahon after knocking down the front pole on the last Longines oxer in Friday's final.

A moment for Konstantin Deeken Künnemann and AK's Crowney, who despite a refusal in the penultimate combination managed to reorganise themselves and finish the course without problems.

When Peder Fredricson and Catch Me Not S only had one horse left to go, a carriage for the prize giving turned up outside the warm-up. This was clearly not Catch Me Not's favourite thing in the world and made him very unsettled. Still the two kept their focus, delivered a great clear round and are now 5th ahead of the individual final.

Watching the last rider in the ring...

Janika Sprunger and Henrik von Eckermann had showed up to support the Swiss and the Swedish teams, and Noah a bit of both!