brilliant display by charlie howell, and also to beat alison lee from georgia hall, which gave hope toly won the closing session by 6.5 points to 5.5. but ultimately they had to make upjust too much ground, and, as a result, the americans could do it with half points. the most notable of those came from lilia vu, the world number two. but she was up against it against alban valenzuela the rookie making her debut, he was too uppity to play. then her opponent holds a brilliant cut on the 17th that kept alive in the end of the 18th fantastic approach shot that led to the tap and that really prompted

a brilliant display by charley hull. also to beat alison lee from georgia hall.ns, who ultimately won the closing session by 6.5 points to 5.5, but ultimately they had to make up just too much ground.

a brilliant display by charley hull. also to beat alison lee from georgia hall.t gave hope to the europeans, who ultimately won the closing session by 6.5 points to 5.5, but ultimately they had to make up just too much ground. and as a result, the americans could do it with half points, and the most notable of those came from lilia vu, the world number two. she had been in fine form throughout the match, but she was up against it against albane valenzuela, the rookie, making her debut, who was two up with two to play. then vu holed a brilliant putt on the 17th that kept her alive, and then at the 18th, a fantastic approach shot that led to the tap—in that really prompted the start of american celebrations. they have the solheim cup back. they had to work extremely hard for it, but it's back in their hands for the first time since 2017. it really could've gone either way. i mean, it's crazy there at the end, how it all unfolded. i wasjust hoping and praying it went our way and i'm just proud of the team. lilia's finish there was unbelievable and, you know, that's

brilliant display by charlie howell, and also to beat alison lee from georgia hall, which gave hope tong session by 6.5 points to 5.5. but ultimately they had to make up but ultimately they had to make up just too much but ultimately they had to make upjust too much ground, and, as a result, the

brilliant display by charlie howell, and also to beat alison lee from georgia hall, which gave hope touropeans, who ultimately won the closing session by 6.5 points to 5.5. but ultimately they had to make up but ultimately they had to make up just too much but ultimately they had to make upjust too much ground, and, as a result, the americans could do it with half points. the most notable of those came from lilia vu, the world number two. she had been in fine form throughout the match but she was up against it against al bandar nannes whaler, the rookie making her debut, he was too uppity to play. then her opponent holds a brilliant cut on the 17th that kept alive in the end of the 18th fantastic approach shot that led to the tap and that really prompted the start of the start of american celebrations. they have the solheim cup back. they had to work extremely hard for it but it is back in their hands for the first time since 2017. it really could have gone either _ it really could have gone either way. it really could have gone eitherway. it it really could have gone either way. it is

she beat alison lee. so a great win for her as well. two of our finest golfers. unfortunately alban valenzuela we're about to hear now this is venezuela. if she'd have putted this in, if she'd have putted this in, if she'd have holed this putt, she would have holed this putt, she would have won a point for europe and would have saved the solheim cup and possibly it would have gone on. but look, this is a tricky putt. this is a tricky putt. but no, she's just missed it. and this is the winning putt. and that's lilia vu to win the solheim cup. on it's a tiddler. she's taking far too long for a very simple putt. she's celebrating there. so a win for the usa. first time in seven years that the usa have beaten europe. and there they are enjoying such a great game. >> golf isn't it? i feel like i need to get into it. i feel like ineed need to get into it. i feel like i need to spend my days on a golf course. >> are you any good? >> are you any good? >> no. well, i grew up. i grew up in a seaside town. i still live there, and there was lots of putting. yeah what you're

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