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By Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport at Gleneagles
After drawing at Saturday’s foursomes at Gleneagles to lead 6 1/2 -5 1/2 europe asserted their advantage at the Solheim Cup.
In Celine Boutier and Georgia Hall added a second stage with a 3 & 2 victory Azahara Munoz and charley Hull won 3 & 4.
However, Bronte Law and Carlota Ciganda were beaten at 5 & 6 with Jessica along with Nelly Korda.
And Anne van Dam and also Anna Nordqvist, who had been four up after six holes, dropped 1 & 2 to 2 Morgan Pressel and Marina Alex.
The Americans had a run of four consecutive birdies from the ninth since their game turned about at the course that is in high winds, together with gusts of about 35mph.
Bogeys on the 13th and 15th aided a guide opens and victory closed out with a level.
Munoz and hull , nevertheless, continued their exceptional partnership by crushing Meghan Khang along with Danielle Kang.
Even though holing two birdies the pair were six clear after 11 and won 1 1/2 points from both games and began well on Saturday morning, promising that the first few holes at the alternate shot format.
Hall and Boutier, who won their foursomes match on Friday, parred their first 10 holes before birdies saw them open a three-hole guide they wouldn’t squander to direct a single.
Despite just being level par for the 13 holes that they played the Korda sisters, who obtained their foursomes match 4 on Friday & 6, were again dominant.
Law and Ciganda fought in the end with six bogeys at 12 holes and their defeat was confirmed by a Jessica Korda 15-foot birdie putt on the following.
Saturday afternoon sees with 12 singles matches Sunday picking the winner, four fourball matches.
As defending champions the usa need 14 points to retain the name, while Europe want 141/2 to recover the Solheim Cup.
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