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The crowd goes wild as Fleetwood holes from ten feet to win the tenth hole for Europe and cut their deficit to three.

Cantlay shows no nerves whatsoever as he taps in from eight feet at the eighth to tie the hole.

Europe remain 1 UP in match four but it's their only bright spot from this afternoon's matches so far as they still trail in the other three.

Hovland just received a huge roar from the fans surrounding the tenth green after holing from the semi-rough for a par to tie the hole.

Europe remain four down in the match but could that moment help swing the momentum their way?

The U.S. Team are well and truly dominating the top two matches.

Harman's birdie at the ninth has just sent the visitors 4 UP in match two, matching Burns and Morikawa's four-hole lead at the turn.

Europe's sole bit of blue on this afternoon's board remains intact after the short seventh hole was tied. Fitzpatrick had a chance to win it from 23 feet but his birdie try just evaded the hole. Europe remain 1 UP in match four.

Collin's five-footer to put the U.S. 4 UP means they now have a 93% probability to beat this morning's history-makers, Viktor Hovland and Ludvig Åberg.

Morikawa and Sam Burns have come out red-hot in Match 1 of four-balls.

This last match of the day is finely balanced so Rory is super fired up when he sinks a putt to win the hole from ten feet.

McIlroy and Fitzpatrick are 1 UP on Cantlay and Clark with four to play.

The outcome of this match could define the session.