вЂњI think itвЂ™s difficult to not look at leaderboards,вЂќ Reid said. Only rookies Mina Harigae and Yealimi Noh held on to win outright after ReidвЂ™s brilliant flick on the 18th rescued a half-point for Europe. The Americans recovered to win three of them to get back into contention and had the lead on the back nine in three of the four four-ball matches. trailed in all four alternate-shot matches. For a brief period on Sunday morning, the U.S. ItвЂ™s a deficit the Americans believe they can handle. On all but one of those occasions, theyвЂ™ve won singles by more than the 2 1/2-point margin theyвЂ™ll need on Monday if they want to reclaim the Cup. has posted the better singles mark nine times in 16 Solheim Cups. вЂњI need them for my singles matches,вЂќ Hurst said. Nelly Korda and Georgia Hall will go out fourth, with Jessica Korda facing Charley Hull in the penultimate match of the biennial event. Hurst remains optimistic the Kordas will play vital roles in a potential comeback. Nelly KordaвЂ™s round during her and EwingвЂ™s 5-and-4 loss to Reid and Maguire included a bladed pitch from a fairway bunker that sailed out of bounds, a chunked approach shot and a chip from the fringe that only made it halfway to the hole before hitting reverse. The Kordas are just 1-3 at breezy Inverness. Things havenвЂ™t gone nearly as smoothly for the sisters in northwestern Ohio, even with two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson offering advice while serving as a volunteer assistant for Hurst. Nelly and Jessica Korda were nearly unstoppable two years ago in Scotland. captain Pat Hurst remains confident even with two of her stars struggling a bit. What happens in between will likely determine who gets to raise the crystal 20-plus pound trophy on Monday night. star Danielle Kang will take on Emily Pedersen in the 12th and final match. Every little half-point here or there is going to be crucial.вЂќД®uropeвЂ™s Anna Nordvist, playing in her record seventh Solheim Cup, will face American Lexi Thompson in the first singles match. вЂњIt always seems to come down to the singles. вЂњItвЂ™s going to be tight,вЂќ said Matthew, who guided Europe to victory at Gleneagles two years ago. TheyвЂ™ve only gone on to win on four occasions, the last in 2013 when they scored their lone triumph in the U.S. Being up after two days hasnвЂ™t always been a good thing for the visitors.Д®ight times the Europeans have found themselves up after 16 matches. The Europeans need just five out of a possible 12 points on Monday to keep the Cup, while the Americans need 7 1/2 to wrest it back. That makes it a very nice afternoon for us and a nice little two-point lead going into (singles).вЂќ вЂњI mean, listen, the momentum has gone back and forth,вЂќ Reid said. Salas and Kupcho both saw their birdie putts drift wide, and when Reid quickly knocked in her 3-footer, Europe had a little bit of wiggle room going into singles. вЂњSo I was hoping for the good, and I almost willed that ball into the hole.вЂќ вЂњI knew as soon as I hit it it was either going to be a little bit left and short or it was going to be good,вЂќ Reid said. Reid, a four-time Solheim Cup veteran who received medical attention during the round to deal with shooting pain in her back and right shoulder, responded by hitting a towering 8-iron into the wind from 136 yards that bounced on the collar of a front greenside bunker before rolling to practically tap-in range. Kupcho gave the Americans the lead in the last active match on the course whenshe chipped in from the fringe on the par-4 17th. Perhaps winners too after Reid overcame a throbbing right shoulder to deliver the shot of the day and maybe her international career. The reserved 26-year-old Maguire, the first Irishwoman to make a Solheim Cup team, and the outgoing, charismatic 33-year-old Reid will leave as friends. Not bad for two players there were virtually strangers when they arrived at Inverness last week. 1 Nelly Korda and Ally Ewing in alternate-shot play Sunday morning and scrambling to tie Jennifer Kupcho and Lizette Salas in four-ball in the afternoon. Reid and Maguire finished the weekend unbeaten in three matches after crushing world No. Giving their team a shot at capturing the Cup on foreign soil for just the second time in 31 years in the process.ДЇueled by the steely MaguireвЂ™s putting and a rainbow of an 8-iron by the fiery but aching Reid, Europe took a 9-7 lead into the closing singles matches Monday as it tries to repeat as Solheim Cup champions.

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