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By Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport in Gleneagles
After drawing at Saturday’s foursomes in Gleneagles to direct 6 1/2 -5 1/2 europe maintained their edge in the Solheim Cup.
Charley Hull and Azahara Munoz won 4&3 in Georgia Hall and Celine Boutier added a second stage.
But, Carlota Ciganda and Bronte Law were beaten at 5 or 6 with Nelly and Jessica Korda.
Along with Anna Nordqvist and also Anne van Dam, that were up after six holes, lost 2&1 to Marina Alex. and Morgan Pressel
The Americans had a streak of four successive birdies from the ninth since they turned about their match in high winds with gusts of about 35mph, at the course.
Bogeys on the 13th and 15th aided success closed out on the 17th with a level and a lead opens.
Munoz and hull , however, continued their exceptional partnership by beating Meghan Khang along with Danielle Kang.
The group so were six apparent after 11 and won 1 1/2 points from both games and started well on Saturday morning, promising the first 3 holes in the alternate shot format, despite holing two birdies.
Hall and Boutier, who also won their foursomes game on Friday, parred their first 10 holes to direct a single before birdies saw them open a three-hole guide they wouldn’t squander.
Despite being flat par for the 13 holes that they played the Korda sisters, who won their foursomes match 4 & 6 Friday, were dominant.
Legislation and Ciganda fought in the end with six bogeys in 12 holes and their defeat has been confirmed by a Jessica Korda 15-foot birdie putt on the next.
Saturday afternoon sees with 12 singles matches on Sunday picking the winner four fourball matches.
While Europe want 14 1/2 to recover the Solheim Cup as defending champions the united states want the title to be retained by 14 points.
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