Everyone in blue is utterly stunned but what a pair of putts from Jennifer Kupcho on the final two holes.

It's IN!

Another incredible putt from Jennifer Kupcho and she lets out a roar of delight.

She punches the air and the green is flooded with her team-mates.

Huge moment for the Americans.

Amy Boulden
Former LET Tour player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3 at Bernardus Golf Club

Kupcho will be feeling this. Momentum is on the American side.

Steely concentration from Jennifer Kupcho as she puts her ball down and addresses the putt.

Silence around the 18th green.

Lindy Duncan knows immediately that hers isn't going in.

She can't disguise her frustration as it drifts off line.

Last chance goes to Jennifer Kupcho or this match is going to be halved.

Rolling, rolling, rolling...

Carlota Ciganda's ball comes up short next to the flag but just to the left of it.

It's a fine effort but the miss opens the door for Team USA.

Carlota Ciganda has come up clutch so often for Europe in the Solheim Cup.

Can she do it again...?

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The Europeans fans have found their voice again.

"Let's go Europe, let's go" rings around the 18th green as the four players and their entourage arrive for this defining moment.

It'll be Carlota Ciganda first.

How are your nerves?

Something about the final match going to the 18th that is pretty exciting.

It's Jennifer Kupcho first and hers is scruffed a little right. She'll have about 20 feet from right on the edge of the green - albeit she downed it from 91 feet on the last hole so all bets are off.

Lindy Duncan takes aim from 140 yards with her 8 iron. Literally on the same line as Carlota Ciganda but inside her at about 18 feet.

She'll get a perfect read from the Spaniard.

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

It is in the heart of the green. That is what Ciganda had to do. She had to be putting.

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Heart of the green - a fine shot from that position by Carlota Ciganda, even if it's about 30 feet for a birdie.

What will the Americans do from position 1A on the fairway?

OK Amy, 12 feet. But she'll take it.

Carlota Ciganda is freed up a bit by that.

Amy Boulden
Former LET Tour player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3 at Bernardus Golf Club

A fantastic shot from Boutier. A good approach shot - 12 feet for her par.

First up though is Celine Boutier and that is class.

From her drop, she takes aim and with her third shot leaves herself nine feet or so for par.

Gutsy.

I think it is as that bunker looks intimidating.

Carlota Ciganda will have a shot here and she'll be going for it.

The Spaniard always takes her time. And this one will not be rushed.

OK, so the camera angle tricked me and Carlota Ciganda's ball is not in the sand.

It's actually on an upslope to the bunker and in some gnarly-looking grass.

Maybe that's better?

It is so quiet around Bernardus at the moment.

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Team USA's Rose Zhang and Auston Kim, speaking after their fourballs victory...

Zhang: "I think it was extremely crucial for our team. Towards the end of the stretch it got a little bit difficult, but we fought hard. It wasn't easy. Sometimes you have to block it [crowd noise] out. If you can't block it out, then you have to accept it."Kim: "All the captains were saying have a short memory and be a goldfish. Me and Rose did a great job. We had extra motivation after losing a couple of times.

"Nice to finally get a win. Proud of both of us. I learnt a lot from her [Leona Maguire] today and I have a lot of respect for her as a player. She is definitely really good at match play. Awesome to learn from her today. A lot of satisfaction to get our first point against her."