2026 European Swimming ChampionshipsThe second night of finals from the 2026 European Championships promises to be another exciting one as the session kicks off with four straight individual finals after there was only one on Day 1. The men’s 50 fly will be lightning fast after last night session produced the fastest set of semi-finals in history, with a blistering 22.75 being required to make the final. Leading the way is Egor Kornev, who set new Russian and European Championship Records in the semis in 22.36, ranking him #3 all-time. Angharad Evans set a new meet record this morning in the women’s 100 breast (1:05.45), while up-and-coming Frenchman Nathan Muratory did the same in the men’s 200 back (1:54.87). Then, the men’s 100 free features another stacked field, with five men having broken 48 seconds in the prelims, and two-time defending champion David Popovici leading the way at 47.13.