carlotta ciganda — the spanish player, on home soil, fittingly with the levelling point on a remarkablerow lifting the cup for europe. we have the best team. i am so proud. they play with their heart. there is no such thing as giving up no matter what challenges ahead and we got off to a rough start but we don't look back. the sky is the limit. the miami dolphins showed why they're on of the teams to watch early on in the nfl season — after becoming the fourth team to reach 70 points, in their huge won over the denver broncos. mike mcdaniel�*s side had the chance to break the 1966 record of 72 points, but turned down a late field goal try, in favour of taking knee to end the game. it finished 70 points to 20... a franchise record for scoring record rookie running back de'von achane with two touchdowns. but the head coach says they weren't in it to set landmarks — and the team supported the decision. i'll be fine turning down nfl records. that is fine. i am very ok with the decision. and i think the team, notably the leaders of the team, notably the leaders of the team supported it. the

home favourite carlotta ciganda turned her match around for the crucial point to make it all square atthis just been a roller coaster, it's a cliche but it is true. he started with that terrible morning with a lost all four matches in the friday afternoon and yesterday they managed to draw level with

home favourite carlotta ciganda turned her match around for the crucial point to make it all square atii—all with the united states. and because europe were already the holders they keep the famous trophy. jane dougall reports from the finca cortesin course. this week and this just been a roller coaster, it's a cliche but it is true. he started with that terrible morning with a lost all four matches in the friday afternoon and yesterday they managed to draw level with they managed to draw level with the usa and the kid going to the usa and the kid going to the singles eight and then at one point, looked like the us was going to win, didn't it because the board was just red but then a script writer in hollywood could never read it any better because the home—grown spaniard part to retain the cup and she did it and it wasjust retain the cup and she did it and it was just amazing. let's hear from some of the members of the team, starting with the captain. of the team, starting with the ca tain. ., . ~ captain. nerve-racking. it comes down _ captain. nerve-racking. it comes down to _ capta

home favourite carlotta ciganda the heroine turning her match around against nelly korda for the crucial finished 14—14, the first tie in the history of the event, and as holders, europe keep hold of the trophy. jane dougall reports from the finca cortesin course. starting the day with a tied score, both sets of fans thought they had it in the bag. the heat was on. and some succumbed early on. but remember, a home soil cup means the fans are on your side. europe need a minimum of six points from today's singles. they have had momentum, they have had support but do they have the players to get those six wins? leona maguire delivered. the irishwoman put europe ahead. but then the scoreboard began to turn red. america collecting point after point. could caroline headwall rescue europe? the fightback was on. they needed one more point. who else but spaniard carlota ciganda, her captain by her side? it came down to this put in front of her home crowd. so after an incredible weekend of drama, doubts, tension and emotion, europe retain the solheim cup. jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia. we will