The Brit had won bronze and silver prior to the latest event and he ensured he topped the podium this time around with a 18-8 victory over Spain’s Javier Pérez Polo in the men’s under-68 kilograms event.

Theo Lucien of France and Nimrod Krivishkiy were the bronze medallists for this category.

"Coming into this tournament people were always talking about my nickname-Mr Consistency," the Tokyo 2020 silver medallist said.

"They said you’ve got bronze, you’ve got silver now it’s time to get gold.

"I’ve not had the best year and had a few injuries and setbacks.

"I haven’t had as much training but I am confident in my ability to get in there and perform every time."

Joe Lander also secured a title for Britain, beating Uzbekistan’s Asadbak Toshtemirov in the final of the men’s Para under-80kg final.

This was Britain’s seventh medal of the competition.

Luis Mario Najera of Mexico and Oktay Atalay of Turkey finished third.

In the women's under-46kg, Lena Stojković of Croatia defeated Emine Gögenbakan of Turkey to take the title while the women's under-67kg event saw Cecilia Castro Burgos of Spain beat Magda Wiet-Hénin of France.

Italy's Alessio Simone was victorious over Denmark's Edi Hrnic in the men's under-80kg.

Croatia's Ivan Mikulić triumphed over Turkey's Mehmet Sami Saraç in the men's Para under-80kg K44.

Turkey achieved another podium thanks to Gamze Gürdal taking down Marija Mičev in the women's Para under-57kg K44 final.

Georgia's Zarkua Gela also won the men’s Para under-80kg K41 event.

The European Taekwondo Championships is scheduled to conclude tomorrow.