Elliott Heath
The Solheim Cup is set up perfectly going into the final day, with two days of pure drama concluding with an 8-8 score line going into Sunday.
It's hard to think that after Friday morning's foursomes we would be going into the final day level, especially when USA defeated Europe 4-0. However, Europe rallied in the afternoon and, following a 3-1 result in the afternoon's four balls, Europe produced a 2-2 result in Saturday's foursomes to stay two back.
The four balls on Saturday afternoon would prove crucial then and, following a dominant 4&3 victory for Leona Maguire and Charley Hull, Europe were able to claim two of the final three games on Saturday to level things up at 8-8.
On Sunday, the format turns to singles, with all 24 players featuring on the final day. Starting at 11.10am in Spain (10.10am BST/5.10am ET), the last time will be at 1.22pm (12.22pm BST/7.22am ET), with the conclusion of the tournament set to be a thriller.
Solheim Cup matches - Sunday Singles
Sunday singles
- 10.10am: Megan Khang vs Linn Grant
- 10.22am: Rose Zhang vs Leona Maguire
- 10.34am: Danielle Kang vs Charley Hull
- 10.46am: Jennifer Kupcho vs Anna Nordqvist
- 10.58am: Andrea Lee vs Georgia Hall
- 11.10am: Cheyenne Knight vs Gemma Dryburgh
- 11.22am: Angel Yin vs Celine Boutier
- 11.34am: Ally Ewing vs Caroline Hedwall
- 11.46am: Lilia Vu vs Madelene Sagstrom
- 11.58am: Allisen Corpuz vs Maja Stark
- 12.10pm: Nelly Korda vs Carlota Ciganda
- 12.22pm: Lexi Thompson vs Emily Pedersen
Solheim Cup current score
After day two, USA and Europe are level at 8-8.
Solheim Cup schedule and tee times
(All times local: BST -1hr / ET -6hrs)
Sunday September 24
11.10-13.22 12x Singles Matches
Solheim Cup results so far
Friday morning foursomes: USA win 4-0
- Match 1: Lexi Thompson and Megan Khang vs Maja Stark and Linn Grant - USA WIN 2&1
- Match 2: Danielle Kang and Andrea Lee vs Celine Boutier and Georgia Hall - USA WIN 1up
- Match 3: Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz vs Leona Maguire and Anna Nordqvist - USA WIN 2up
- Match 4: Ally Ewing and Cheyenne Knight vs Emily Pedersen and Charley Hull - USA WIN 5&4
Friday afternoon fourballs: Europe win 3-1
- Match 1: Gemma Dryburgh & Madelene Sagstrom vs Rose Zhang - HALVED
- Match 2: Leona Maguire & Georgia Hall vs Lexi Thompson & Lilia Vu - EUROPE WIN 1UP
- Match 3: Emily Kristine Pedersen & Maja Stark vs Jennifer Kupcho & Allisen Corpuz - HALVED
- Match 4: Carlota Ciganda & Linn Grant vs Angel Yin & Ally Ewing - EUROPE WIN 4&2
Saturday morning foursomes: Session tied 2-2
- Match 1: Emily Pedersen & Carlota Ciganda vs Lilia Vu & Jennifer Kupcho - EUROPE WIN 2&1
- Match 2: Anna Nordqvist & Leona Maguire vs Lexi Thompson & Megan Khang - USA WIN 1-UP
- Match 3: Georgia Hall & Celine Boutier vs Nelly Korda & Allisen Corpuz - USA WIN 5&3
- Match 4: Maja Stark & Linn Grant vs Danielle Kang & Andrea Lee - EUROPE WIN 1-UP
Saturday afternoon four balls: Europe win 3-1
- Match 1: Charley Hull & Leona Maguire vs Nelly Korda & Ally Ewing - EUROPE WIN 4&3
- Match 2: Anna Nordqvist & Caroline Hedwall vs Cheyenne Knight & Angel Yin - USA WIN 2-UP
- Match 3: Madelene Sagstrom & Emily Pedersen vs Rose Zhang & Andrea Lee - EUROPE WIN 2&1
- Match 4: Carlota Ciganda & Linn Grant vs Danielle Kang & Lilia Vu - EUROPE WIN 2&1
What are the Solheim Cup teams?
Captain: Suzann Pettersen (Nor)
Vice-captains: Laura Davies (Eng), Caroline Martens (Nor) and Anna Nordqvist (Swe - playing vice-captain)
Automatic qualifiers: Celine Boutier (Fra), Carlota Ciganda (Esp), Linn Grant (Swe), Georgia Hall (Eng), Charley Hull (Eng), Leona Maguire (Irl), Anna Nordqvist (Swe)
Captain's picks: Gemma Dryburgh (Sco), Caroline Hedwall (Ger), Emily Pedersen (Den), Madelene Sagstrom (Swe)
Captain: Stacy Lewis
Assistant captains: Morgan Pressel, Natalie Gulbis and Angela Stanford
Automatic qualifiers: Lilia Vu, Nelly Korda, Allisen Corpuz, Megan Khang, Jennifer Kupcho, Danielle Kang, Andrea Lee, Lexi Thompson, Rose Zhang
Captain's picks: Ally Ewing, Cheyenne Knight, Angel Yin
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