Karen Stupples
Solheim Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

"That's the first boo I've heard all week. We've heard the 'Kuuuch' for Matt Kuchar but no genuine boos."

Reed puts his finger to his lips to silence the Scottish galleries on seven after going all square with Stenson.

Rob Hodgetts
BBC Sport at Gleneagles

"Jordan Spieth misses a tiddler on the seventh and slaps his thigh but the American is still in control and walks past me in the chute to the eighth looking way more assured, focused and confident than your average 21-year-old. Graeme McDowell, sent out first because of his heart and because he's a 'fighter', according to Paul McGinley, strides past catching the eyes of fans. He's got a fight on here, though."

USA up

Mahan rolls home a six-footer to stretch his lead to three over Justin Rose. Great stuff from the Hunter. Jim Furyk also steals a lead over Sergio Garcia on the first.

Patrick Reed puts his fingers to his lips and taunts the crowds after holing for birdie on seven. Some real fire from the youngster there as he matches Stenson's three for half. They stay all square.

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Worth bringing your spikes as a fan.

If there is an outbreak of vomiting virus among the European team, you could get a call-up.

If not, you can always use them like crampons to climb the trees for a better view.

As McIlroy goes five up against Rickie Fowler it's time to dust off the Ryder Cup record book. In 18-hole matches (36-hole matches were once the norm) the worst singles loss is 8&7, twice: in 1989, Tom Kite of the US beat Howard Clark and in 1987 Fred Couples of the US beat Ian Woosnam.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Gleneagles

Rory has his game face on as he walks past me, nods as if to say 'Yeah, yeah baby.'

Europe up

Does he ever miss? MciIlroy rolls home from eight feet for birdie two on six. Poor old Fowler can't do anything to put out this storm. Four birdies and an eagle on Rory's card so far.

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Graeme McDowell v Jordan Spieth - USA 3UP after 7

Henrik Stenson v Patrick Reed - A/S after 6

Rory McIlroy v Rickie Fowler - Europe 5UP after 6

Justin Rose v Hunter Mahan - USA 2UP after 4

Stephen Gallacher v Phil Mickelson - Europe 1UP after 3

Martin Kaymer v Bubba Watson - A/S after 2

Thomas Bjorn v Matt Kuchar - A/S after 1

A long, long birdie putt for McDowell on seven. Pushes it close but par may not be enough with Spieth putting for birdie from eight feet. The ball just rolls wide and a half it is.

The sixth is conceded to Reed after Stenson pushes his par putt from five feet past the hole. Reed had a birdie chance but isn't made to play. Back to all square.

Europe up

McIlroy is steamrolling Fowler. Another birdie. This one could be over quickly.

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Stenson not happy on the par-three sixth as he leaves himself work to do for par. His ball lies in the rough to the right of the green. Patrick Reed takes advantage as he lands his ball less than 10 feet from the hole. That should settle the American's nerves after what has been a shaky start.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Gleneagles

That will really settle the nerves of Gallacher. What a wonderful putt.

Scot Gallacher holes out for birdie on the par-five second to go 1 up.

Spieth almost chips in with his second as he lips out. Looked in all the way but chance for McDowell to pull a much-needed shot back. A little more than 10 feet from the hole, he takes his time, stands over the putt, and slides by to the right. Half and McDowell has a lot of work to do.

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Sunday's singles latest scores:

Graeme McDowell v Jordan Spieth - USA 3UP after 5

Henrik Stenson v Patrick Reed - Europe 1UP after 4

Rory McIlroy v Rickie Fowler - Europe 3UP after 4

Justin Rose v Hunter Mahan - USA 2UP after 2

Stephen Gallacher v Phil Mickelson - Europe 1UP after 2

Martin Kaymer v Bubba Watson - A/S after 1

Europe up

Impressive from the rookie. Gallacher holes from 16 feet for birdie as he steals the march on Mickelson. The home favourite is cheered to the second.

Graeme McDowell has a bit of luck on six as his tee shot lands in the rough to the right of the green before slowly bouncing and rolling back towards the flag. Birdie chance to get back to two down.

Nine-times major winner Gary Player, external of South Africa: Exercise done. Green juice done. Time to watch some golf.

2010 Ryder Cup winner Edoardo Molinari:, external This is the coolest thing about this Ryder Cup! Justin Rose on the way to the 1st tee giving a fist pump to Seve!