Summary

  • Final score: USA 13-15 Europe

  • Shane Lowry secures half point against Russell Henley to retain Ryder Cup

  • Tyrrell Hatton's tie with Collin Morikawa ensured Europe won outright

  • Before that, US put up stunning fightback

  • Wins for Young, Thomas, Scheffler, Schauffele, Spaun & Griffin

  • Only Aberg, who beat Cantlay 2&1, won full point for Europe

  • Crucial halves for Fitzpatrick, MacIntyre and injured Hovland

  • Highlights of thrilling day on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Live Reporting

Tim Abraham, Chris Bertram, Paul Higham, Ros Satar, Steve Sutcliffe & Joe Bradshaw

  1. Young and Thomas take wins on 18th

    Two points won on the 18th green.

    Kindling to this US fightback

    Young and Thomas take wins on 18th as USA fightback

  2. Henley escapes

    1UP Henley v Lowry (16)

    Russell Henley in the Sunday Singles on day three of the 2025 Ryder CupGetty Images

    Nope. Russell Henley rolls in his own birdie!

    A sickener for Shane. Who at least makes no mistake with his birdie putt.

    Stays one hole between them. Two to go.

  3. 1UP Henley v Lowry (15)

    Big Shane is coming you know.

    Fires a DART into the 16th green and that looks like a birdie for him.

    Could drag Russell Henley back to all square.

  4. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport golf news reporter at Bethpage Black

    Right then, where is this contest going to finish?

    Not any time soon at the 18th. So that means the team members around the final green disperse on buggies towards the action.

    Someone from the US team - possibly Bryson DeChambeau but I can’t tell for sure - is sprinting back down the fairway to watch JJ Spaun.

    I’m guessing it’s him because his running style looks like the Michelin Man.

  5. 'Faith in the boys to get over the line' - Fitzpatrick

    DeChambeau A/S Fitzpatrick (F)

    BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    Matt Fitzpatrick in the Sunday Singles on day three of the 2025 Ryder CupGetty Images

    Matt Fitzpatrick was talking to BBC Radio 5 Live Sport after finishing all square against Bryson DeChambeau:

    "Obviously disappointing, still half a point, that’s important.

    "Where I had him after seven holes, it would have been nice to capitalise that a little bit more and get the job done.

    "Look at the score – it’s not ideal where we are right now but I’ve got faith in the boys, they can come out and get this thing over the line."

  6. Bob all square

    Burns A/S MacIntyre (13)

    Robert MacIntyre drills in a 10-foot putt to get it back to all square with Sam Burns.

    The boy from Oban will be relishing this.

  7. Morikawa A/S Hatton (14)

    Crikey, Europe could do with a putt or two to drop and Tyrrell Hatton shunts a six footer wide on the 14th.

    That's a chance to go ahead against Collin Morikawa frittered away.

  8. Still out there

    Two red, three all square

    Europe need half a point to retain. One to win.

    As it stands, they've just got enough.

  9. Scheffler edges out McIlroy

    Scheffler bt McIlroy 1UP

    Scottie Scheffler nudges that up to the hole - to within four inches - and it is conceded by Rory McIlroy.

    The American wins 1UP. Not a match of the highest calibre between two superstars. They are both exhausted.

    But Scheffler did enough and will be thrilled he has not gone 0-5 for the week.

  10. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport golf news reporter at Bethpage Black

    Scheffler stares at McIlroy’s ball and analyses his read.

    Gimme? No chance. The New Yorkers cheer that decision.

    But the pair shake when Scheffler lags his effort.

    No denying it’s been a tough week for the world number one, but he’s finished on a positive note.

  11. 1UP Scheffler v McIlroy (17)

    This is fully 20 yards for Rory.

    And that was an excellent effort. Hole-side. A four.

    Scottie just needs to dribble this to the hole for the win.

  12. 1UP Henley v Lowry (15)

    Awesome shot by Shane Lowry on 16. Virtually certain three.

  13. A bit of breathing space.

    But still enough on the board for Europe as it stands.

    Four red and no blue

  14. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport golf news reporter at Bethpage Black

    Bryson DeChambeau lets rip when he secures a half, although he isn’t aware Ludvig Aberg has just stuck a blue point on the board.

    Still, the Americans - true to style - continue to have unwavering conviction in their belief.

    They’re a confident bunch, aren’t they?

    Scottie Scheffler’s shot into the last has done nothing to quell that.

  15. 1UP Scheffler v McIlroy (17)

    Rory's ball is actually partly on the fringe too, just to make things harder.

    But mainly the issue is it is in another postcode from the hole.

  16. DeChambeau & Fitzpatrick share the spoils

    DeChambeau A/S Fitzpatrick (F)

    Matt Fitzpatrick is up next...he rolls up more out of hope than the expecatation it'll drop but it is closer enough for Bryson DeChambeau to wander over and pick up the Englishman's ball.

    The American has a putt of around three feet for a half...huge pressure on this... but he holes it and almost explodes with relief and joy.

    What. A. Match.

  17. 1UP Scheffler v McIlroy (17)

    And Scottie hits his approach to the heart of the green. Unfathomable that he will not two-putt that.

    So Rory needs to hole his. And that would be probably the greatest putt of all time if he does.

  18. 1UP Scheffler v McIlroy (17)

    Scottie just needs to half this hole remember.

  19. 1UP Scheffler v McIlroy (17)

    Rory steps off in the face of heckling.

    Resets and gets his wedge in behind the ball.

    Holds the shaft after he hit it, in anxiety...

    It's on the green but miles away. Horrible two putt.

  20. DeChambeau A/S Fitzpatrick (17)

    If Bryson DeChambeau drains this putt it will be bedlam....

    The pace isn't too bad but this is staying left and not coming back.