Europe is four points away from winning golf’s 44th Ryder Cup after dominating the second day on Saturday, although the United States improved in the afternoon, played in four balls.
Ahead of Sunday’s final day of competition, which includes 12 singles matches, the Europeans have a 10.5-point lead to the Americans’ 5.5 points when they are 12 points up for grabs.
In Rome, the Americans won the afternoon session 3-1, but the Europeans continued to dominate the morning, with Viktor Hovland and Ludvig Aberg beating Scottie Scheffler and Brooks Koepka by clear numbers.