Indefatigable Femke Bol of the Netherlands dominated the women's 400m hurdles to seal a memorable European double in Munich on Friday.
Bol, who kicked off her Euro champs at the Olympic Stadium with gold in the 400m flat on Wednesday, clocked a championship record of 52.67 seconds in the hurdles.
Ukraine's Viktoriya Tkachuk and Anna Ryzhykova took silver and bronze in 54.30 and 54.86sec respectively.
"Winning this gold medal is a big relief," said Bol. "It was a great race for me. I am very surprised to achieve such a fast time.
"It was very hard mentally to race the 400m without hurdles. I am so proud to achieve the double. I will never do the double again. Well, maybe. Never say never!"
Bol, who won world silver and Olympic bronze behind American world record holder Sydney McLaughlin, added: "I knew that if nothing strange happens I would get this medal.
"This race was pretty hard. It was not easier than the 400m flat. I have been training hard for this."