Tonight will be all about the team medals, but lets take a quick look at which riders are leading the way individually starting with no. 15: Reigning Vice Champion from Aachen in 2015 Gregory Wathelet – this time riding Coree, the mare he recently won the CSIO5* Grand Prix of Aachen on. The pair has a total of 4.65 penalties. All photos (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
Belgium is the only team to have all four riders within the Top 15: Here Jerome Guery and Grand Cru van de Rozenberg that is rank 13 on a score of 4.22 penalties. The couple was originally the reserves, but were thrown in at the last minute when Olivier Philippaerts injured himself during the warm-up.
The consistency that these two show is just incredible: Kevin Staut and Reveur de Hurtebise have again delivered for the French team, with two clear rounds and sit 4th overall on a penalty score of 0.91. This pair was also on the French gold medal winning team at last year's Olympics in Rio, and recently got themselves a five-star win in Knokke.
These two have looked absolutely spot-on over the two last days, with Marcus Ehning making every single difficulty look like a Sunday stroll aboard Pret A Tout. Sitting second on a score of only 0.59, it's looking good for this pair that recently were double clear for the winning German team in the CSIO5* Nations Cup of Aachen.
Oh, the pressure... Peder Fredricson and H&M All In, home crowd favourites and Olympic silver medalists from last year's Games in Rio, hold the lead with their zero penalty score and also sit in gold-medal position with Sweden ahead of tonight's team final. The two have looked absolutely amazing over the last two days, can they keep it up?