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A big break for Europe as Scheffler misses a golden opportunity from around 12 feet to send him and Koepka 1 UP over Rahm and Højgaard.

Instead, the hole is halved and we're tied up with six to play.

Huge from Spieth. He sinks his putt on the 13th to send him and JT 2 UP over Hovland and Hatton.

This match has been tight all day but the Americans have given themselves some daylight as we approach the final stretch in Match 1.

Rose birdies the tenth to reduce Europe's arrears to one hole in match three.

All to play for...

Birdies from U.S. pair Thomas and Spieth at the long 12th are good enough to win the hole and put the visitors 1 UP.

Just as the U.S. pair started building some momentum in match two, Rahm lifted his second shot to tap-in range at the 11th to guarantee a birdie for Europe.

Up steps Scheffler, needing to hole from 21 feet to tie the hole - and he does exactly that! There's nothing to separate the two pairs in this one.

What a front nine it's been for Europe in match four. They won six holes in a row from the second to build a massive lead at the turn. Can the visitors bounce back on the back nine or will this one be over soon?

Scheffler and Koepka win the tenth hole courtesy of a par from the World Number One to tie match two.

The top match is shaping up to be a very, very close one. Spieth slots in his close-range birdie attempt on the 11th to tie the hole and keep the match level.