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Who had: 'Backing away from a missed putt in total disbelief'.

It was a good chance to go 2 UP on the third and the U.S. are spared in the bottom match.

Never change, Tyrrell.

With three birdies in three holes, Ludvig Aberg and Viktor Hovland are now 5 UP through six hole. According to Outcome IQ powered by Capgemini, Europe currently have a 96.8% chance of winning their match.

JT hit a stunner into the seventh to give his team-mate nine feet for the hole but it never even looked like going in.

No further harm on the scorecard but that has to sting.

A three-putt from the Europeans and Homa and Harman are back 1 UP after five.

Scheffler gave Koepka a nice look from 11 feet but he cannot capitalise and Europe don't need to be asked twice.

Åberg holes from eight feet and Europe are 5 UP through six.

Fleetwood Mac are going their own way (I can't stop, it's like an addiction)

Spieth and Thomas had some issues with an embedded/kicked ball - the rules official came over but the duo didn't get much joy.

It's a double and Europe win with a birdie.

After a half on the first, the U.S fail to recover from a ragged Schauffele tee-shot on the second and a routine par brings Europe the win. The hosts are UP in three.

These boys are good.

Hovland and Scheffler both drive the par-four fifth and it's a pair of birdies. I have never before seen a par four played in such regulation par-three fashion. Europe stay 4 UP.