Charley Hull has hooked two tee shots in a row left after pulling one off the 14th tee. She then misses the green left as well with her approach, but plays a lovely chip out of the rough behind a hill.

Megan Khang has played this hole solidly with a chip stone dead for her par, so Hull needs to hole out from seven feet to halve the hole.

Mimi Rhodes is hanging around in her match with Nelly Korda. Another eight footer drops to ensure she doesn't drop any further behind.

Young Nastasia Nadaud is more than holding her own against Andrea Lee - and she takes the eighth with a par as the American bogeys to put some more blue on the board.

On the short 11th and Linn Grant restores her three-hole lead.

She finds the left edge of the green and after Angel Yin leaves her birdie putt on the dancefloor, Grant makes hers with gravity helping pull the ball down on its final revolution.

Allisen Corpuz walks in her birdie putt on the ninth to hit the turn all square having battled back from two down thanks to two birdies in three holes.

The American was struggling and looked uncomfortable in the rain, but once that stopped she seems to have improved in the dry.

Maybe Europe need to do a rain dance....

OK - so, who saw this coming? Last night Jennifer Kupcho was cupping an ear to the crowd in defiance after her two big putts won a momentum-building point for the US.

But the American has come out flat today. She duffs a chip on the par-three fourth and concedes another hole.

Carlota Ciganda in complete control.

That magic from Leona Maguire meant nothing in the end as Lauren Coughlin played the hole perfectly and left an easy birdie putt to double her advantage.

You know what's coming don't you? Hull hits a great putt from distance to win the 12th but it pulls up just inches short.

That came after a brilliant recovery following a dodgy tee shot pulled wildly left so it would've been a huge bonus. Anyway, she stays two ahead.

Mistake from Esther Henseleit and Alison Lee takes advantage as she sticks one close on the 12th and rolls it in to claim the hole and cut the gap to three.

A seemingly odd choice of shot from out of some greenside heather from Linn Grant. The Swede elects to try and putt her ball onto the green.

She didn't have much to work with to be fair but she leaves her ball in the clumpy stuff.

And that gives Angel Yin a chance and the American takes it.

Unbelievable shot from Leona Maguire on five, on a downslope at the back of the bunker which is always a horrible shot to try and take on.

But she whips her wedge through the ball to generate the speed and spin, sending the ball skipping along the green then putting the breaks on with the swazz seeing the ball stop a couple of feet away.

Mustard from Maguire.

Carlota Ciganda turning the screw early against Jennifer Kupcho in match 11.

The Spaniard holes a mid-range putt and Kupcho cannot follow her in so that's a fast start for the European.

The only bit of red in the top half of the scoreboard belongs to Nelly Korda and she looks like she's going to extend it further on the ninth.

Mimi Rhodes is again scrambling and that leaves Korda with two putts from 30 feet to take the hole.

Her first is a bit aggressive and mooches four feet long. But she knocks in the return.

Lottie Woad holes a lengthy putt on the fifth hole and that means Auston Kim must match her to avoid going two down.

And the American's putt is right online but pulls up fractionally short.

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If you look at the chances she's giving herself you have to admit Charley Hull is playing some great golf, but she just can't land a big one.

They're not missing by much, burning edges here and just drawing up short there, and this one on 12 is another that just wobbles away from the target at the death.

It's a good viewing spot with a grandstand here around this green and the crowd give her a huge cheer as she strides off with no damage done, as she stays two up, but she could be well clear had the putts dropped.

No let up from Linn Grant on the struggling Angel Yin.

From the front edge of the green, the Swede putts her third shot to within a couple of feet.

Yin is in a bit of bother, coming out of rough to the right of the putting surface but she flicks a delightful shot to around four feet.

And that will be enough for a half.

A real battle brewing here as Carlota Ciganda tucks in a birdie putt on the long second to put a bit of pressure on Jennifer Kupcho.

These two were at it yesterday with Kupcho coming out on top.

First blood to the Spaniard here though as Kupcho, who holed a 91-footer yesterday, missing from four feet here.

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Allisen Corpuz pulls a hole back at the seventh after playing a zinger of an iron shot in, taking on the hazard dangerously lurking in front of the green and dropping it to about two feet.

Nanna Koerstz Madsen still has a solid chance for a half but the putt stays on the high side so the Dane's lead is cut to one.

If there's an Achilles heel in Esther Henseleit's game it's the short pressure putts at times - but she cleans one up nicely on 10 to stay four holes in front.