Saturday sport: US fight back on Ryder Cup Day Two, Villa 3-0 vs Brighton
Team Europe currently hold a 7-point lead over the United States on Day 2 of the Ryder Cup.
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Ryder Cup Day 2 preview - Pairings and what Team U.S. needs to do - ESPN
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — It took until 2:01 p.m. local time for America to lead a match for the first time in the 44th Ryder Cup. The novelty of standing in the Italian sun had since worn off, with spectators cramming into the small pockets of shade, stepping through crunched beer cans and twisted plastic water bottles as various chants of «Ole, Ole, Ole» broke out.
Europe stretches Ryder Cup lead to 7 points over U.S. - ESPN
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler could only wipe tears from his eyes and shake his head in disbelief, as he was being consoled by his wife, Meredith, at Marco Simone Golf Club on Saturday morning.
Record loss for US as ruthless Europe close in on victory
World number one Scottie Scheffler and five-time major winner Brooks Koepka suffered a humiliating record defeat as Europe moved to within five points of regaining the Ryder Cup in Rome.
What could Friday’s Ryder Cup action mean for the next two days in Rome?
The United States failed to win a single match as Europe equalled the biggest day-one lead in the modern format of the Ryder Cup.
"Fleetwood Mac" on fire as Europe calls the early tune
ROME : Europe picked up just where they left off by storming into an early lead in the Ryder Cup foursomes on Saturday, with crowd favourites Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy - dubbed Fleetwood Mac - winning the first three holes of the first match.
Hovland and Aberg maraud to record Ryder Cup win
ROME : Like a pair of marauding Vikings, Norway's Viktor Hovland and Swede Ludvig Aberg routed American duo Scottie Scheffler and Brookes Koepka by the biggest margin in modern Ryder Cup history as Europe's demolition of the U.S. continued on Saturday.
Shane Lowry ‘lost it’ before even teeing off as Europe make dream start
Shane Lowry admitted he “lost it” on the first tee at the Ryder Cup after Europe got off to a dream start in Rome on Friday.