Maja Stark is inches away from winning the 15th with a long range putt, leaving Lindy Duncan the chance to clinch the match.

She's a bit tentative with it and it pulls up short, but the American still goes dormie three and three up with three to play so will win at least half a point.

Auston Kim has all the momentum in this match but that's wild off the 16th tee. Her ball flies off well right and makes a splash landing in the creek.

A great chance for Celine Boutier to move back in front in the bottom match. She's got an eight-footer to win the 13th.

Pulled it a touch.

Lauren Coughlin has a putt to guarantee at least a half but it just shaves the left edge and stays up. Leona Maguire remains two down with three to play.

Yealimi Noh really needs to make this putt but it's drifting right and she shrugs her shoulders even before her ball comes to a halt.

Julia Lopez Ramirez has a quick putt that goes a little left to right to win the match and raises her arms aloft as her ball rattles in the hole.

Several of her European team-mates race over to congratulate her. What a win against one of the United States' big guns.

We're reaching the gritty point of the weekend. The bit where the grinders come to the fore.

And here's Carlota Ciganda stroking in a mid-range putt to win the 13th and put some proper distance between her and Jennifer Kupcho.

Europe are looking good but the points need winning.

What a niose that is at 13 for Maja Stark winning her first hole since the third. She's still three down, but again you never know.

Advantage Julia Lopez Ramirez.

Yealimi Noh pitches well past the 16th flag and the Spaniard will have an eagle putt to win the match.

That's a nervy one, mind and she rolls it three feet or so past.

Auston Kim is slightly short and right on the par-three 15th. She still has a putter in hand, mind from the fringe and pushes her birdie attempt a foot past.

Woad, who is playing from the left of the green, will give her that one.

She goes aggressive with her birdie putt and it zips over two feet past. That one won't be conceded but the Englishwoman. who is fighting a running battle to keep the midges off her, knocks it in.

Woad, is stright off to her bag to grab something. Wonder if she's got any insect repellent in there.

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Team Europe's Nastasia Nadaud: "It's been insane that rise [in] a year. Everything has happened so fast. Even three or four months ago, if somebody said I'd be playing the Solheim Cup, I'd say absolutely not. Now getting three points for Europe is absolutely crazy. I have no words for that.

"Overall, my game was really solid all day. I didn't hole that many putts, but a bit more from the eighth and ninth, and then from there I took all the opportunities I could take. I played pretty solid all day."

Leona Maguire is on the ropes but she's still swinging, as she takes the 14th hole to cut the gap to just two with four to play.

We'd written this one off as a certain USA point but you never know what can happen especially with Maguire involved.

Auston Kim cups her ears after draining yet another putt to win the 14th hole with a birdie.

She is relishing this now and letting the home fans she means business.

Europe's Lottie Woad needs to stem the tide.

Julia Lopez Ramirez has her hands on her head. She has a putt from 14 feet to take another hole but it skirts with the right edge of the cup..

It matters not though as Yealimi Noh misses with a short one to halve the hole.

Iain Carter
BBC golf correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3 at Bernardus Golf Club

What a brilliant performance from a player who must've been feeling the pressure coming into this singles match.

Well done Nanna Koerstz Madsen.

What a turnaround for Nanna Koerstz Madsen, who struggled with her swing and lost two matches on Friday, sat our all of Saturday to try and work on things, and today has come out and won her point.

The Dane has been brilliant today, she had that big slip on 16 when the finish line was in sight but she saw it out well on 17 to add another blue point to the scoreboard.

Katherine Downes
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3 presenter

Nastasia Nadaud, the rookie, has landed her first Solheim Cup singles victory and you can see how sweet that is for her.

Nastasia Nadaud is playing off a downslope in the greenside bunker on the 16th but swishes out to four feet.

Andrea Lee has already chipped well past, and when she can't make the return it gives the Frenchwoman a chance to close out the match which she does with ease.

Nadaud enjoyed that and gives the fans a wave before sharing a hug with Mimi Rhodes.