The youngest team in Ryder Cup history — average age: 29 — continued its rampage in Sunday's singles on the Straits Course and their European foes

Major winner shows entitlement in rules row over free drop

Vincent’s had their opportunities but they lacked the necessary cutting edge to keep their hopes of staying in this championship alive

Played in a constant downpour, this clash lacked quality but the North Clare outfit won’t be troubled by that fact considering that they are through to the quarter-final draw.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer backed Fernandes and declined to say whether Cristiano Ronaldo would take the next spot-kick

Harrington sends out off-form McIlroy first in Sunday singles as Lowry readies himself for Patrick Cantlay 

Europe trails 11-5 heading into Sunday’s 12 singles matches at the 43rd Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.

Lowry threw his putter down and roared after his unlikely par on the last bailed out partner Tyrrell Hatton

Spanish pair lead European recovery

The champions bounced back from their opening group game defeat by Valley Rovers

Brentford substitute Yoane Wissa hauled them level from close range with nine minutes remaining.

The Gunners just hang on to make another final

The U.S. team won a third consecutive session 3-1 to take a perilously wide 9-3 lead into the Saturday afternoon fourballs.

Lowry has been sent out first with Tyrrell Hatton

The four-time major winner called for a judgement after discovering the tee shot from playing partner Daniel Berger at the par-four 15th at Whistling Straits had landed in a grass thicket close to a drain.

Atlético Madrid’s Spanish title defence was dealt a blow as they suffered a shock 1-0 defeat at lowly Alavés

The west Cork side enjoyed different stages of supremacy, but there was nothing guaranteed until the final whistle.

Europe desperately needed a fast start in the morning foursomes, only to immediately fall three down in each of the top two matches.

Rory McIlroy had played 26 straight matches since making his debut at Celtic Manor in 2010,

Rory McIlroy insisted Europe could recover from 6-2 down to retain the Ryder Cup, despite seeing his streak of 26 consecutive matches come to an end at Whistling Straits.