Well Amy, Lauren Coughlin has just done exactly the same onto that 15th green.

I make it she's slightly further away than Linn Grant but there's not much in it.

Be interesting to see who goes first.

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

Listen to the European fans cheering for Linn Grant. That's one of the best shots I have seen into this par three this week.

Shot!

Brilliant from Linn Grant off the 15th tee as she lasers it onto the green and uses the slope to cosy her ball to five feet.

Gauntlet thrown down.

Birdie putt for Linn Grant to win the 14th hole for Europe. She gives it a terrific roll but it runs past the hole and doesn't drop.

The Americans don't give it to her so she needs come back from four feet or so.

Safely home. On we go to the final four holes.

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

I quite like that from Kupcho. I like the fire in the Americans belly.

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Katherine Downes
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3 presenter

Celine Boutier is in and the understated French women raises her hand calmly!

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A chip-in for birdie from Celine Boutier on the 10th, although it's not absolutely crucial as Carlota Ciganda had a putt for eagle so would've made her birdie anyway.

That means Jennifier Kupcho has to curl in a five footer for the half, which she does with ease and then gives it the big 'sssh' finger to the lips to the crowd.

Has the crowd been on her back? Is she just trying to get fired up? Or does she fancy playing the Patrick Reed Captain America role?

Either way it's a brave play to try and rile up the fans - even more so when you're losing your match.

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

This was a big moment in this match for Lottie Woad. There is not much movement, and there is a lip out. Unfortunately, that one didn't drop.

That's a filthy lip out for Lottie Woad on the 12th when it looked like she's caught just enough of the left edge to see it drop and win the hole.

It wasn't the best putt so arguably her own fault, but we've seen those drops before - that could've been just the spark they needed to level this match but they remain one behind.

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Megan Khang is inches from her Solheim Cup moment as her chip from off the front of the 14th green catches the edge of the cup before trickling on.

The American thought it was in.

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

Lottie Woad - 122 yards onto the green. This one goes straight at the pin and it stops dead. The best shot we have seen into this par four this afternoon.

It does indeed as here comes Rose Zhang from 12 feet.

She rattles it in. Three up for the Americans and suddenly their lead looks imposing again.

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Over to the par-three 11th and it's another birdie putt from distance for Nastasia Nadaud.

It's short again from the French rookie.

That could give Team USA a look-in.

Lottie Woad sticks one in pretty close on the 12th from 122 yards out. Great chance to try and win another hole coming up.

Dynamite putt from Maja Stark on the 13th as she makes it four birdies in a row for this group.

That piles the pressure on Lauren Coughlin who cannot match her, and the Swedish duo have put their foot down at a crucial stage.

Five holes to go.

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Eagle putts incoming on the par-five 10th for both Nastasia Nadaud and Rose Zhang, with the American's approach a real beauty inside 10 feet.

Nadaud up first from about three times that distance and she leaves it short.

Here comes Zhang and in it goes. An understated first pump from the 23-year-old as she puts them two up.

Katherine Downes
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3 presenter

Carlota Ciganda just doesn't miss...

Europe get away with one on the 11th as Yealimi Noh's putter for once lets her down as she lips out with a putt to win the hole and double the lead.

Charley Hull and Lottie Woad stay just one behind.

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Briliant bunker shot from Carlota Ciganda, bit of a blind one and it's near the front of the trap but she clears the face and lands it right on the front of the green just eight feet or so from the flag.

She needed that as both Americans are about 10 feet away on a similar line, so when Jennifer Kupcho misses Lindy Ducan adjusts and sinks hers.

But don't worry, Ciganda is rock solid and drains hers for the half.