USA beat Europe 15½-12½ to win Solheim Cup
Europe needed eight singles points to reach 14 and retain trophy
World number two Lilia Vu secures decisive half point at the 18th
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Coughlin v Stark 3UP (10)
Maja Stark has looked steady, composed and grown in confidence during her round and is now three up on Lauren Coughlin after an impressive birdie on the 10th.
The Americans have dominated the back nine but Stark is holding her own at the moment.
Ewing v Maguire 1UP (8)
Leona Maguire sinks a lengthy putt on the eighth to nudge back in front of Ally Ewing. This one looks set to go through all 18 holes.
3UP Corpuz v Nordqvist (12)
Allisen Corpuz stretches her lead over Anna Nordqvist on the 12th, and it's looking like another red point is coming here - unless the experienced Swede can dig something out of nowhere.
3UP Thompson v Boutier (11)
Lexi Thompson maintains her three-hole lead in what currently looks like the match that will put Team USA on the brink.
With big leads in two matches ahead of her, a win for Thompson here would put the hosts on 14 points, needing just a half from the rest.
Al Lee v Hall 4UP (14)
Georgia Hall has guaranteed herself a half point after tucking away a well-played birdie at the 14th.
She's four up with four to play and has been exceptional today.
As it stands, Europe are up in five and US are up in four - with commanding leads in those.
That would be enough to win the Solheim Cup.
The blue wave needs to keep growing.
4UP Zhang v Ciganda (11)
The ship looks like it has sailed for Carlota Ciganda, who briefly rallied against Rose Zhang but now looks to be heading to defeat after surrendering the 11th following a double bogey.
A long way back from here for the Spaniard.
Korda v Hull 6&4
Image source, Getty ImagesCharley Hull won the first point of the day, beating world number one Nelly Korda, and was speaking to Sky Sports:
"I knew I had to play unbelievable to beat Nelly, she’s a great player and I played my heart out.
"I shot seven under through – I don’t know how many holes I played. I did what I had to do and it was a pretty cool moment.
On whether it will motivate the rest of the team and her love for the Solheim Cup:
"Just go out there and anything is possible.
"I just love playing under pressure - that’s why I think I play well in the majors. Big events, big crowds on hard courses. It’s what I love doing."
3UP Thompson v Boutier (10)
Image source, Getty ImagesBreaking news: Lexi Thompson misses a putt! It was for the win though so she still halves the hole and remains three ahead.
It ends her brilliant run as her scorecards reads 3-3-3 over the three previous holes, which translates into birdie-eagle-par. Some shooting.
Another hole goes the way of Esther Henseleit and suddenly she's two up against Andrea Lee.
Charley Hull's win seems to have fired up the Europeans and this is in the balance.
Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport in Virginia
Image source, Getty ImagesThere are small pockets of support for Europe all around the course with the likes of Sylvia, Yolanda and Pablo all flying the flag for Spain as they follow Carlota Ciganda around.
“It’s not going to be easy from here,” says Pablo. “It looks like there are too many matches that need to swing back our way. We can only hope it’s a long day.”
It is starting to turn, Pablo.
Vu v Valenzuela A/S (8)
We've talked about the importance of the middle matches and Albane Valenzuela is doing her bit against the two-time major champion Lilia Vu.
She's just tucked in a crucial point to remove another slice of red from the leaderboard.
Blue tide rising?
An Lee v Henseleit 1UP (10)
Crucial putt for Andrea Lee at the 10th to halve the hole and she's missed!
Three in a row for Esther Henseleit and all of a sudden she is up in the match.
That was a huge win for Charley Hull but put in perspective by Megan Khang moments later.
America now need three-and-a-half points and are closing in.
But can Europe still do it? Georgia Hall and Maja Stark both have healthy leads.
Thumbs if you think so...
Image source, Getty ImagesKhang v Pedersen 6&5 (F)
Megan Khang does a Cristiano Ronaldo-esque 'Siuuu' as she makes her way off the green at the 13th after wrapping up a 6&5 demolition of Emily Pedersen following a bogey from the Dane.
Pedersen was playing her fifth match and simply looked like she had run out of steam against the fresher Khang.
A matter of minutes after Charley Hull had reduced the deficit the USA regain their four-point advantage.
Schmelzel v Sagstrom A/S (7)
One thing the USA have done more than Europe this week is the highlight reel shots, ones you wouldn't normally expect to make - hole outs, chip-ins etc.
Sarah Schmelzel gives us a classic example as she holes out from the bunker at seven to level her match.
Zhang v Ciganda 3UP (10)
Carlota Ciganda had grafted to get within two holes of Rose Zhang but is shaking her head after a missed birdie putt at the 10th.
She then watches Rose Zhang notch up a birdie to restore her advantage.
Korda v Hull 6&4 (F)
Nelly Korda has seen enough and Charley Hull celebrates an incredible 6&4 victory over the world number one.
Suzann Pettersen sent her out first with a job to do, and my word didn't she do it in some style!
Korda v Hull 5UP (13)
Nelly Korda has to lay up on 14, but Charley Hull is in position A++ on the fairway to have a go, and in trademark fashion she has a ferocious swing at the ball and lashes it 187 yards down to with a foot or so of the hole for eagle.
That should be the match and what a way to do it!
