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Sep 28th, 2018

Revealed – Ryder Cup Sunday Singles Match Ups

Plus Saturday highlights and wrap

10-6. It's all over. Isn't it? Remember Brookline? Remember Medinah? Yeah, us too. Anything can happen on Singles day.

Who's Tiger playing in the singles? Jon Rahm, all the rest of the match ups below...

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There a lot of big questions being asked. Will Tiger go through the whole week without winning a single point? He looks like a broken man, exhausted. And will Patrick Reed finnally turn up? Captain America, my trousers!

And will Tommy Fleetwood and Francesco Molinari (I still can't quite bering myself to join the 'Moliwood' branding) carry their record-breaking 4-win sequence (only America's Lanny Wadkins & Larry Nelson have achieved this back in 1979) into the singles? 

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It's been excitement central in Paris. The Americans took a 3-1 lead into Friday afternoon following their domination of the morning’s fourballs session, with Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood grabbing a late point for Europe.

But the tables quickly turned during the foursomes session with the Europeans winning all four matches to head into the second day 5-3 in front.

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The Europeans carried that momentum into this morning’s play, winning 3-1 in the fourballs to take the score to 8-4 ahead of this afternoon’s foursomes.

Then came the Saturday afternoon foursomes. 2-2. Thomas Bjorn is trying hard not to look delerious. Jim Furyk is trying hard to put on a brave face, knowing that his charges are totally up against it. 

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USA need to win the first four or five matches in the Singles. They need to make the scoreboard bleed red early. If they do, the Europeans could well start looking over their shoulders. If they don't, it'll be over by 3pm.

We can't wait. And here are the match ups...

11:05am Match 1

Rory McIlroy v Justin Thomas

McIlroy: Played 4, won 2, lost 2

Thomas: Played 4, won 3, lost 1

11:17am Match 2

Paul Casey v Brooks Koepka

Casey: Played 2, won 1, lost 1

Koepka: Played 3, won 1, lost 2

11:29am Match 3

Justin Rose v Webb Simpson

Rose: Played 3, won 2, lost 1

Simpson: Played 2, won 1, lost 1

11:41am Match 4

Jon Rahm v Tiger Woods

Rahm: Played 2, won 0, lost 2

Woods: Played 3, won 0, lost 3

11:53am Match 5

Tommy Fleetwood v Tony Finau

Fleetwood: Played 4, won 4, lost 0

Finau: Played 2, won 1, lost 1

12:05pm Match 6

Ian Poulter v Dustin Johnson

Poulter: Played 3, won 1, lost 2

Johnson: Played 4, won 1, lost 3

12:17pm Match 7

Thorbjorn Olesen v Jordan Spieth

Olesen: Played 1, won 0, lost 1

Spieth: Played 4, won 3, lost 1

12:29pm Match 8

Sergio Garcia v Rickie Fowler

Garcia: Played 3, won 2, lost 1

Fowler: Played 3, won 1, lost 2

12:41pm Match 9

Francesco Molinari v Phil Mickelson

Molinari: Played 4, won 4, lost 0

Mickelson: Played 1, won 0, lost 1

12:53pm Match 10

Tyrrell Hatton v Patrick Reed

Hatton: Played 2, won 1, lost 1 

Reed: Played 2, won 0, lost 2

1:05pm Match 11

Henrik Stenson v Bubba Watson

Stenson: Played 2, won 2, lost 0

Watson: Played 2, won 1, lost 1

1:17pm Match 12

Alex Noren v Bryson DeChambeau

Noren: Played 2, Won 1, Lost 1

DeChambeau: Played 2, Won 0, Lost 2

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