Emily Pedersen just misses her birdie attempt for a half after a fine approach and throws her ball to the turf in anger.

If this goes down the last there will be absolute rockets launched by this pair.

Maja Stark holes bravely on the 10th to half and stay one up.

Nelly Korda gets a hole back and there's just a hint of a fist pump from the American - it might be from actually making a four-footer as her putting has been a bit dodgy this week.

Jennifer Kupcho's is downhill and swings left to right so pace is crucial.

She makes a very good job of that. Two more turns and it was in. She couldn't hit it much harder than that or face a horrible one coming back.

Anna Nordqvist now. Five feet. Also downhill.

HOLES.

Nordqvist was fist-pumping before it was in the hole.

Dormie two up.

Georgia Hall has timed this little burst brilliantly - this time playing a wonderful bunker shot from the front trap on 14 and making a birdie to claim the hole.

Two up with four to play.

Jennifer Kupcho is one down on the 16th but hits her approach up the right and uses the contours to bring it down to 12ft away.

Superb shot.

Anna Nordqvist replies in kind! Hits her approach inside her opponent...

This feel a key match right now. Europe need the Swede to see this one out.

Cheyenne Knight holes her putt. Fair play that was courageous.

Gemma Dryburgh stays two up.

Fair play Madelene Sagstrom, she's now won two of the last three holes and after being dead and buried there's just a glimmer of hope.

She's still up against it, obviously, but you just never know in the Solheim Cup....

Lexi Thompson is turning the bottom match around. Fires her approach to an inch.

Looks set to go one up.

Gemma Dryburgh pours in another putt!

Cheyenne Knight has to follow or go three down after 13 holes.

Carlota Ciganda goes three up on Nelly Korda as she continues her inspired Solheim Cup display - she's won all three of her matches so far and is in charge again here.

Danielle Kang puts the United States ahead by beating Charley Hull then talks to Sky Sports:

"It means a lot. We had great leadership this week. Stacy told me to keep trusting my game. I can't reach any of the par fives or par fours [with her drive] but she said I had the best wedges, so that's what I did.

"I stayed focussed, played my game and she wanted me out early to put up a point out there, so I'm glad that I did my job."

Hello there! Celine Boutier has been fighting hard around the turn, and she's turned her match around with Angel Yin by winning the 11th to make it all square.

This one's going to get tense as well down the stretch!

Maya Stark moves ahead of Allisen Corpuz after eight holes.

That makes a very, very handy slab of blue appear on the board.

Georgia Hall narrowly misses out on another win at 13, with her putt just sliding by - that would've been huge to go two up at this stage of proceedings as she remains just the one ahead.

Following hot on the heels of Megan Khang, Danielle Kang now claims the USA's second point of the afternoon with a commanding victory over Charley Hull.

It was basically one-way traffic from the start with Hull just unable to find any of her best form.

A point for the USA! Megan Khang's short game skills do the trick again on the last as she gets up-and-down from the front edge of the green to edge Linn Grant one up.

Khang started like a train with three birdies in her first four, but Grant held on and really came on strong at the end - and the American had to make two huge chips to hang on.

Newsflash - Madelene Sagstrom has won a hole! She's had a rough ride today but at last Lilia Vu makes an error with a bogey and Sagstrom reduces the deficit.

Classic matchplay on the 14th.

Anna Nordqvist is closer but when Jennifer Kupcho holes her putt, the Swede can't follow her in.

Back to just one hole in this match.