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Rahm's lie was nasty and he flies his chip to the other side of the green.

Scheffler has two putts for the hole and duly cuddles up to the side. We are back to Tied.

The crowd chanted for Rory McIlroy to the tune of Zombie by The Cranberries as they gave the Northern Irishman a huge ovation at the first tee.

He is safely on the fairway, while his opponent Sam Burns is in the rough a little further back.

Rahm has missed the green on the third and that looks to have sat down.

Scheffler has 30 feet.

In match two - Hovland is inside Morikawa at the second.

Cantlay produces a lovely approach into the first green, giving himself a birdie putt from around five feet.

Rose, meanwhile, is 35 feet away and will putt first.

Cantlay and Rose are pretty much side by side on the fairway.

We knew this match was going to be a close one...

It was right on line but Europe stays 1 UP.

That can only be nerves, you don't need Phil Kenyon to tell you a universal truth: "Never up, never in."

Match three promises to be a memorable one as Patrick Cantlay meets Justin Rose.

The American, whose stunning putt at the 18th secured a point for the visitors in dramatic circumstances last night, was greeted by a few boos from the partisan European crowd at the first tee.

Rose, meanwhile, got huge cheers. Here we go...

A lovely effort from Hovland shaves the edge and that's a gimme.

Morikawa misses on the high side and on we go.

Rahm hits a great approach to the heart of the green after an excellent tee-shot but Scheffler's was a beauty as well and he leaves nine feet. These boys are good.