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Åberg and Hovland made it a fight at the end but it's over now.

Ludvig has a makeable putt to continue the match but sends it right and Burns puts his ball away from close range to get another point on the board for the U.S. Team.

Fleetwood knocks in a great putt to put a little pressure on Homa, and Max responds with a ten-footer of his own. He's fired up. What a performance from Max. One of the U.S.'s top players this weekend.

Homa and Harman remain 4 UP with five to play.

On we go...again.

Burns and Morikawa were 6 UP but have now lost the last two holes and Åberg/Hovland have life. It was Collin who missed the eight-footer to end it at 14.

It's still a tall order for the European pair - they need to win the next four holes to even tie the match.

Incredible approach from Max Homa and that's a tap-in eagle to likely send the U.S. team 4 UP on Fleetwood and Højgaard.

It looked for all the world that Burns and Morikawa were going to wrap it up on 13 but both Americans miss very makeable putts.

Ludvig's birdie sends us on to 14...

Big moment in Match 3 as Rose makes the putt to put Europe 1 UP against Thomas and Spieth.

Still a long way to go in that one but some positive momentum for the hosts.

Højgaard hears his name being sung around the 11th green as he makes a birdie.

But with Homa also making a three, it's only good enough for a tie.

Europe remain three down in match two and still have it all to do.

Rose has really risen to the occasion today.

He has just birdied the ninth to win the hole and pull Europe level once more. What a match this is turning out to be.

But just as things improved for Europe in match two, they got worse in the top match.

Morikawa's birdie at the 11th has sent the U.S. pair 5 UP.

Surely it's only a matter of time before Johnson's side are celebrating another precious point?