Following this achievement, the Portuguese team, composed of Beatriz Mendes, Alexandra Garcia, and Matilde Oliveira, scored 22 points, securing a podium finish.

Meanwhile, the Russian team became European champions with 26 points, while Great Britain secured the silver medal with 24.

This success comes on the heels of Portugal's earlier bronze medal in the team event, having already secured third place in the senior men's double mini-trampoline final. That achievement marked their first medal at the European Championships, taking place in Portimão, Algarve.

Composed of André Dias, Francisco José, and Tiago Teixeira, the Portuguese team secured third place on the podium with 21 points, behind the Russian team (AIN2), European champions with 26 points, and Great Britain, second with 23 points.

Portugal is competing in 11 of the 12-team finals of the competition, one of its best performances in the European Championships for this sport.