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Match seven ends at the 16th as Koepka makes his par to beat Åberg 3&2.

Schauffele can't make his putt from off the green and he drops a hole to Højgaard.

The American is still 1 UP with four holes to play.

For the last few holes Fitzpatrick and Homa have been almost shot for shot identical, and the same is true for their approaches to the 18th.

Both go right, and this match is likely to come down to a chip-off.

Koepka is 3 UP with three to play as he prepares to play his second shot at the 16th from over the back of the green.

He has a tricky shot to come, but with Åberg also off the green, Koepka could end it here.

The final two matches are going Europe's way right now. Fleetwood knocks home to go 2 UP on Fowler.

Europe are within ½ point of Ryder Cup victory, which Fitzpatrick can ensure - but only if he beats Max Homa on the final hole.

The pair shared pars at the 17th, and are both in the middle of the fairway.

Not to be for Harman, meaning Hatton ties up the sixth match of the day 3&2, putting Europe to 14 points.

His first singles point in history of this contest mean Europe cannot lose the Ryder Cup, and now need ½ point to win the Cup.

After his win, McIlroy said: "It means an awful lot. I was so disappointed after Whistling Straits. We all were.

"And we wanted to come here to Rome this year and redeem ourselves a bit.

"We've got some fresh blood on the team that I think has worked really, really well.

"I just knew that I needed to put in a better performance for my team-mates this week, and you know, thankfully I was able to do that."

Wow Tyrrell Hatton, what a bunker shot!!

It narrowly shaves the hole, and it's a guaranteed birdie for Team Europe. Harman also found the green from his own bunker, but now has to hole his own effort to extend the match.