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Europe scrambled a par after finding the water but Fowler's beautiful chip set up a U.S. birdie and there's just one hole in that one.

From 2 UP to Tied and back to 2 UP through six for Europe in match two.

Åberg hasn't looked totally assured on debut but a 12-footer brings a birdie and that may calm his nerves.

An opening for the U.S. in match three.

Rahm's tee-shot led to a gimme with Burns failing to hole from off the green - and that's Europe's hole.

Two quickfire wins for Europe.

An untidy hole for both pairs at the fifth in match two but Europe take it with a par after a poor drive from Homa. Europe 1 UP.

And in match three, Lowry puts his tee-shot to six feet at the fourth and Straka does not turn down that invitation. Europe 2 UP.

What a response from Europe at the par-three seventh - the World Number Two hits the very centre of the pin, that could not have been more on line. Good chance to take the hole.

Hatton can't hole his birdie putt and Burns makes no mistake - back to 1 UP for Europe.

A lovely approach from Lowry left Straka six feet but the birdie wasn't needed as, in all fairness, the U.S. made a bit of a dog's dinner of the third, not finding the green in three.

But that's the beauty of match play - forget it and move on.

The U.S. need something in match one and they may have just got it.

Scottie hits a stunner into the sixth and leaves Burns six feet for birdie.

Hatton has 19 feet.