Europe regain Ryder Cup in style
Europe 17½-10½ USA
Molinari beats Mickelson to seal victory
Europe win seven of 12 singles matches
Wins for Olesen, Rahm & Poulter
Stenson, Garcia & Noren win after trophy regained
Garcia record Ryder Cup points scorer - 25½
Molinari beats Mickelson 4&2
Phil Mickelson is done after sticking his tee shot in the water on 16. He concedes, Europe have won the Ryder Cup.
Francesco Molinari beats Mickelson 4&2, and is the first European to win five points. He dives into the crowd and it's bedlam.
Le Golf National is like a rave from the late 1980s. Golf doesn't get better than this.
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Joel: It doesn't matter how he's played in the season. If you can have Ian Poulter in your team, you pick him. He's a Ryder Cup machine.
Jo: What a shot from Ian Poulter. He is Mr Ryder Cup.
Poulter beats Johnson 2 UP
Chris Latchem
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
Everyone in the grandstand rose to their feet to welcome Ian Poulter on to the 18th green.
He's more than justified his wildcard selection once again, and has taken down the world number one Dustin Johnson to deliver a precious point for Europe.
Europe are on the verge of victory. Sergio Garcia is dormie two and Francesco Molinari is dormie three, meaning they will both earn half points for Europe to win the Ryder Cup.
Hold on to your hats.
2 UP Garcia v Fowler (16)
Sergio Garcia pumps his fist as he necks a putt which means he will take at least a half point from his match with Rickie Fowler.
Poulter beats Johnson 2 UP
Ian Poulter strides up as if he's King of Europe. The crowd are indulging him like he can reign for the next 100 years. How good must he feel?
Dustin Johnson has a 30 footer for birdie. He's taking his time.
It looks good and it just misses left. Johnson takes the cap off his head.
That's it, Poulter wins. He roars, pumps his chest, and it's European bedlam in the stands.
1 UP Garcia v Fowler (15)
Sergio Garcia has work to do. It appeared he was going to be lining up a putt to lift the Cup and become the highest scoring player in the history of the Ryder Cup.
As it is he will have to wrestle Rickie Fowler down the home straight.
Rahm beats Woods 2&1
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Le Golf National
Image source, Getty ImagesJon Rahm, take a bow!
If there was a roof on Le Golf National it would have been blown right off when the Spaniard wrapped up that point against Tiger Woods up on the 17th.
Jubilation from Rahm, as Woods’ woeful Ryder Cup record continues.
He's not had a good time, Tiger, but this was his first singles defeat for 21 years. His opponent on that occasion in Valderrama, Italy's Costantino Rocca.
1 UP Poulter v Johnson (17)
Dustin Johnson fires in his second on 18 and it's safely on the green, maybe 30 feet from the pin.
Ian Poulter, who out-drove the American, is no doubt pumped up with adrenaline, moves his ball after it sinks into a drain in the middle of the fairway. Extra tension.
Here we go. Over the water, and, and......?
He's only gone and smacked it to FIVE FEET.
That could be that. Never lost a Ryder Cup singles match. Never mind a Ryder Cup legend, more like a Ryder Cup God!
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Le Golf National
You get the idea this crowd senses Europe are on the verge of winning back the Ryder Cup...
That anxious feel around the place has lifted, the American fans’ confidence has drained, and even the sun is starting to reappear.
If Postman Poults can deliver here then it really will go wild.
2 UP Garcia v Fowler (14)
Rickie Fowler is just a whisker away with a monster putt that rinks around the rim and rests a couple of inches away.
Sergio Garcia needs to bury his own 15-footer to save a half.
2 UP Garcia v Fowler (14)
Sergio Garcia scoops his approach to within 20 feet from the drop zone. Fowler is 10 feet further away but has taken a shot less.
Rahm beats Woods 2&1
Europe's Jon Rahm speaking to Sky Sports after beating Tiger Woods: "I played really good all day but didn’t make any putts so it was only fitting to hit that shot [on 17] and then make that putt.
"There were so many things going through my mind. My grandpa, my biggest fan, passed away at the PGA and to beat Tiger - one of, if not the, all-time greatest player - I was so aware of it. It is the best feeling of my life.
"If you break it down all the pressure was on Tiger. I was one up and he missed the fairway. I had a similar shot to the first and I stiffed it to four feet.
"It was a really good redemption feeling after the missed putt on 16. Everything happens for a reason I’d rather win like that than with a par."
1 UP Poulter v Johnson (17)
Ian Poulter and Dustin Johnson are on the 18th and both pump their tee shots straight down the fairway of the 471-yard par four.
Boom, boom, indeed. Johnson must win this hole to get anything from the match.
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Le Golf National
Pretty much every fan at Le Golf National is now positioned somewhere around the 15th, 16th and 18th so they can get a glimpse of the big screen.
"Europe!" chants are ringing around between sides and it must be a pretty hostile place to be an American right now.
Olesen beats Spieth 5&4
Chris Latchem
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
The roar at 14 was intense when Jordan Spieth missed his par putt for half.
Thorbjorn Olesen left on the shelf yesterday absolutely devoured the three time major champion 5&4.
The crowd asked him to start a Viking thunderclap.... he said he didn’t know what that was!
2 UP Garcia v Fowler (14)
Oh Sergio!
The Spaniard appeared to be in control after Rickie Fowler found water off the 15th tee.
He isn't now.
Garcia's approach to the island green hops into the water off the glassy green.
Fowler pings his approach into the heart of the green after taking a drop.
Garcia needs to find his own range from the drop zone...
