Belgium won the Longines EEF Series Semi-Final thanks to a solid team performance, winning with just one time penalty point. Led by their team leader Filip Lacus, the Belgian team—composed of Roy van Beek, Zoe Conter, Sacha Beghuin, and Mathieu Bourdeaud'Hui—had the youngest average age in the competition: just 23. The team finished ahead of Spain, who finished second with four points, and Brazil, who finished third with twelve points.

The French rider claimed victory in the CSIO 3 Grand Prix thanks to a double clear round and a perfectly controlled jump-off. The French rider won ahead of Roy van Beek (BEL) and Nicole Holmén (SWE). "I'm really happy with this victory. Iglesias was generous and gave it his all today," he said after the event.

Having finished third in this Longines EEF Series Semi Final, the French team, composed of Marie Demonte, Nicolas Layec, Charlotte Leoni and Mégane Moissonnier, secured their place in the final in Avenches (SUI). Buoyed by a flawless first round, the French team saw their total increase in the second half of the event, finishing with thirteen penalty points. A solid performance, despite a few errors, which allows them to join Belgium, Spain, Norway and Sweden for the final round of the circuit.