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Rob Hodgetts
BBC Sport at Gleneagles

"Fans in good early voice in the stands around the first tee. A song about Rory McIlroy to the 12 Days of Christmas tune, including all standing on '5 McIlroys' does good business, sparking a little medley of old favourites such as 'ole, ole, ole' and 'One Ivor Robson'. The players, huddled under woolly hats in the crisp Scottish air, warm up on the range. As the creeping sun turns the tips of the Ochil Hills a salmon pink, the normally peaceful Scottish glen is ready to stage act two."

Some interesting pairings out there this morning, none more so than Rory McIlroy partnered with Ryder Cup talisman Ian Poulter.

'Poults' had an off day yesterday, losing his morning match and not playing in the afternoon session, while world number one McIlroy only picked up half a point from his two matches.

They play Jimmy Walker and Rickie Fowler in the last match off.

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at Gleneagles

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"It was the European team who walked off the Centenary course all bounce and swagger last night after a stirring afternoon in which they failed to lose a single match, and it is the Europeans who are once again in full voice around the first tee this morning. The opening home pairing of Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson looked indomitable on Friday, winning both fourballs and foursomes, and the two Florida neighbours will be keen to silence US big-dog Bubba and his partner Matt Kuchar once again."

07:35 BST: Rose & Stenson v Watson & Kuchar

07:50 BST: Donaldson & Westwood v Furyk & Mahan

08:05 BST: Bjorn & Kaymer v Reed & Spieth

08:20 BST: McIlroy & Poulter v Walker & Fowler

Missed yesterday's action? Still not sure of your fourballs from your foursomes?

This morning's fourballs means each player has his own ball, with the best score taken. This afternoon's foursomes has each pair playing one ball between them, taking alternate strokes.

You'll notice that only eight men from each team are in action - four are on the sidelines, as chosen by the captain. This afternoon's foursome pairings will be out towards the end of the fourballs. On Sunday, all 12 men will take part in the singles.

Malcolm Chevin:, external In my seat on the first tee, cmon Europe #BBCRyderCup #Gleneagles

Excited? Of course you are, this is the Ryder Cup.

What are your thoughts after day one? Can the US storm back or is it Europe's to lose? Who will be the key players?

Let us know via #bbcrydercup, text 81111 (UK users only) and on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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BBC Sport's Frank Keogh: , external06:45 Gleneagles. Packed stands chant E-U-R-O-P-E 50 mins before day 2 of #RyderCup2014 starts

Good morning and welcome to live text commentary of day two of the Ryder Cup.

Europe are in the ascendency after a dramatic opening day but, leading 5-3 with eight points to play for today, they know anything can still happen - and probably will.

The US won yesterday morning's fourballs and will be looking for similar today. Expect fireworks.

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European elation, rampant Rose, hit and miss McIlroy, swinging scores, dazzling debutants, cheering crowds and Faldo's fire.

Day one of the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles certainly delivered.

Now who's ready for more?