France finished top of the medal table at the European Championships in Ljubljana (11–18 October) with six medals: two gold, one silver and three bronze. Germany came second with five (one gold), and Poland third with one gold and one silver.
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's singles | Félix Lebrun (FRA) | Anton Källberg (SWE) | Léo De Nodrest (FRA), Dang Qiu (GER) |
| Women's singles | Elizabet Abraamian (RUS) | Annett Kaufmann (GER) | Prithika Pavade (FRA), Nina Mittelham (GER) |
| Men's doubles | Alexis & Félix Lebrun (FRA) | Kristian Karlsson & Anton Källberg (SWE) | Esteban Dorr & Florian Bourrassaud (FRA), Vladislav Ursu & Andrei Putuntica (MDA) |
| Women's doubles | Tatiana Kukulkova (SVK) & Natalia Bajor (POL) | Zuzanna Wielgos & Anna Brzyska (POL) | Annett Kaufmann & Nina Mittelham (GER), Bernadette Szocs & Elizabeta Samara (ROU) |
| Mixed doubles | Benedikt Duda & Nina Mittelham (GER) | Alexis Lebrun & Charlotte Lutz (FRA) | Kristian Karlsson & Christina Källberg (SWE), Patrick Franziska & Sabine Winter (GER) |
Russia and Slovakia each won one gold to share fourth place. Sweden collected three medals (two silver, one bronze), Romania two bronze and Moldova one bronze.
The heartbreak story belongs to Anton Källberg, who lost two finals to Lebrun brothers in two days: the doubles 3-2 and the singles 4-3 from 3-2 up.
Sources: ETTU medal table · ITTF medallists list
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