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Right folks, it's been an absolute pleasure but all good things must come to an end.

You can read all about Europe's thrilling Solheim Cup win in our report here.

And if you fancy flicking back through all the results look no further.

Don't forget you can catch all the highlights from a memorable final day on BBC Two at 19:00 BST.

Until next time.

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Final few words with European captain Catriona Matthew: "This is probably the best moment of my career.

"It is difficult to describe, I have all these people to celebrate with."

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Imagine having to write about all the drama today and over the last few days....

I'd imagine our man at Gleaneagles, Peter Scrivener was probably thinking that he was going to have to write a rather different report with about 30 minutes of play remaining.

An occupational hazard basically when something completely unscripted takes place.

But you can read his report the sensational finish and everything else today right here.

US captain Juli Inkster speaking to Sky Sports: "It was great for women's golf. The European crowd has been great to us all week. We had some Scottish weather, we had wind, sunshine, rain, so we had the full effect.

"I think everyone got some kind of point. Hopefully we'll get the ones [players] that are pregnant back and I am looking forward to the 2021 Solheim Cup in Toledo, where I will be watching."

"We got our momentum from the crowd so thank you," Europe captain Catriona Matthew tells the closing ceremony.

"I’d like to thank the American team because it takes two teams to get this amazing spectacle.

"We thought it might come down to the last few games so we wanted that experience.

"Suzanne [Pettersen] showed what a champion she is to steel herself and hole that putt."

The closing ceremony is now under way. There are a lot of jubilant Europeans jumping up and down on the 18th green.

The US team still look pretty shell-shocked - I mean this European win was just not on the cards was it.

Oh and in case you haven't looked it up yet Suzann Pettersen is ranked 665th in the world!

Spain's Azahara Munoz, speaking to Sky Sports: "Some people were surprised to hear when the captain picked Suzann [Pettersen], but I knew she could do it and she did it.

"You don't understand what kind of a party we are going to have now."

More from Europe vice-captain Laura Davies speaking to Sky Sports:" [Carlota never looked like she was going to get there and did it at the last. Bronte [Law] told me on 13, 'I've got this' and I believed her.

"All the players wanted to win it for Beany [Catriona Matthew]. It’s all worth it isn’t it. I would not have wanted that putt [on 18] I’d have pulled it and missed it for sure"

Europe vice-captain Laura Davies speaking to Sky Sports: "Amazing. We were begging for a half point and we couldn’t get one and then all of a sudden Bronte [Law] did what she did.

"And who do you want with an eight feet putt to win the Solheim Cup? It was always close. We never gave up but it was looking a bit dodgy.

"You need great players under pressure in those moments and she [Suzann Pettersen] never lets you down."

By the way anyone care to guess Suzann Pettersen's world ranking.....?

Europe's Charley Hull has just conducted a champagne-soaked chat with Sky Sports:

"I thought damn [at the end of my match]. Suzanne Pettersen] did fantastic. I was so nervous and I was so happy. I don’t know what to say, it changed like that.

"We’ll have plenty of that [champagne] tonight. And I’m getting married next week as well."

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Bronte Law speaking to Sky: "Honestly, what just happened is something I will never experience ever again. The best feeling in the world - this is what you play this game for.

"I'm not a selfish person, I do it for others not for myself. The home support has been phenomenal - they are the 13th member of the team.

"To hear them rooting for you, this is why you play this game. It gives you a pep in your step and keeps you going.

"I made mistakes but to hear the crowd cheering, they kept me going and to win this in front of my family is incredible."

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The 18th green has been inundated by an avalanche of fans.

I'd imagine there may be one or two drams going down this evening.

More from Suzann Pettersen speaking to Sky Sports: "I told her and the girls yesterday - any place we are going to do this is here, in front of your home crowd.

"This is for you Beany. You're welcome."