So here are the matches coming up. Europe are going to need to see that leaderboard turn blue and fast...

15:31: A. Nordqvist (Eur) v L. Thompson (US)

15:42: G. Hall (Eur) v P. Creamer (US)

15:53: M. Reid (Eur) v C. Kerr (US)

16:04: C. Matthew (Eur) v S. Lewis (US)

16:15: K. Icher (Eur) v A. Yin (US)

16:26: C. Masson (Eur) v M. Wie (US)

16:37: J. Ewart Shadoff (Eur) v L. Salas (US)

16:48: C. Hull (Eur) v B. Lang (US)

16:59: C. Ciganda (Eur) v B. Lincicome (US)

17:10: F. Parker (Eur) v G. Piller (US)

17:21: M. Sagstrom (Eur) v A. Ernst (US)

17:32: E. Pedersen (Eur) v D. Kang (US)

(Times in BST)

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"Mission Impossible".

No Tom Cruise is not in town for this one. That is how Europe captain Annika Sorenstam described the task her side has ahead today.

The Swede has also given out bracelets engraved with messages to each of her players this week and today is no different.

“She believed she could and so she did.” That's what the European players will read today if they look down to their wrists during these singles matches.

“I’m going to tell them that every ‘she’ is every player,” Sorenstam said. “You just have to go out there and believe in themselves, focus on their own match and don’t look at any leaderboards. Like you’re getting in a boxing ring with an opponent, just punch ‘em.”

How will that inspire the Europeans?

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Starting the day 5½-2½ behind, Europe fared better in the opening foursomes on Saturday although failed to cut the US's deficit.

The pairs of Anna Nordqvist and Georgia Hall and Karine Icher and Catriona Matthew both claimed wins as the points were shared.

Cristie Kerr became the US' record points scorer with a victory alongside Lexi Thompson over Carolina Masson and Jodi Ewart Shadoff while Paula Creamer and Austin Ernst earned the hosts' other win.

But in the afternoon the US secured what looks to be a trophy-winning grip.

Jodi Ewart Shadoff and Anna Nordqvist won their fourball 4&2, but the US took the remaining three matches on Saturday afternoon.

Read our full report as the United States took a 10½-5½ lead.

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After an impressive start on Friday morning with Europe taking a 2½-1½ lead, the United States took a clean sweep in the afternoon to move into a commanding lead.

European pairs Anna Nordqvist and Georgia Hall and Karine Icher and Catriona Matthew both won in the morning foursomes before USA won all four fourballs in the afternoon.

That gave them a very handy 5½-2½ lead after the first day and there has been no let up from the US...

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Hello and welcome to our coverage of the third and final day of the 2017 Solheim Cup in Iowa.

The first two days have seen the United States take a commanding 10½-5½lead.

That means, heading into today's 12 singles matches, the hosts need just another 3½points to retain the Solheim Cup while Europe need nine points.

In simple terms, USA need to reach 14 points, Europe 14½.

There have been some famous comebacks when Europe have taken on the United States on a golf course in recent years...

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With both sides coming out on top...

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Over the next few hours Europe are going to have to pull off the best of the lot if they are to lift the trophy...