Unbeaten Georgia Hall will take No 3 Lexi Thompson from the standout clash of Sunday’s singles draw at the Solheim Cup.

Carlota Ciganda will direct Europe off against Team USA’s Danielle Kang at 11.40am as European ruler Catriona Matthew hopes to get a duplicate of the 2011 contest in Ireland, once the scores were tied at 8-8 after two days before Europe stormed to a 15-13 victory.
Caroline Hedwall didn’t feature whatsoever on Saturday after her one appearance resulted in a 7&5 overcome alongside Anna Nordvist from Ally McDonald and Angel Yin at Friday’s fourballs, but the Swede will try to put some early blue to the board when she happens on the unbeaten Nelly Korda in game 2.
The setting will ramp up before the next match, with Hall looking to complete a four wins out of four from Thompson, that has yet to set a hit in three matches so far this week.
As the genius takes on American newcomer Meghan Khang rested for Saturday’s fourballs, charley Hull, strengthens the middle of Matthew’s line-up.
Europe failed to gain a triumph and a half from the fourballs of Saturday matches with trailed in all four midway also Matthew remains convinced of preventing a hat-trick of all USA victories.
“I think as a captain that you always hope for longer, you always want to be entering the singles beforehand,” said the Scot. “I’d rather be ahead than behind, however, tied is good. And we’re likely tonight than we were last night, so I guess that bodes well for tomorrow.
“I believe that the weather is going to be somewhat more straightforward tomorrow, which may be useful. But I think we’ve got a fantastic chance. The initial two days you’ll be able to tell there’s not much to pick between the two teams, therefore we’re going in with a lot of confidence that we can do it elsewhere.
“Sunday is only going to come back down to likely the odd shot, the odd putts, just to find momentum moving one way or another, and I think it’s likely to be tight , exactly like the first two days. You’re able to observe the momentum changes about the leaderboard. I believe it’s going to be a small thing that may change it one way or the other.”
Sunday’s singles draw:
1140 Carlota Ciganda vs Danielle Kang
1152 Caroline Hedwall vs Nelly Korda
1204 Georgia Hall vs Lexi Thompson
1216 Celine Boutier vs Annie Park
1228 Azahara Munoz vs Angel Yin
1240 Charley Hull vs Megan Khang
1252 Anne van Dam vs Lizette Salas
1304 Caroline Masson vs Jessica Korda
1316 Jodi Ewart Shadoff vs Brittany Altomare
1328 Suzann Pettersen vs Marina Alex
1340 Bronte Law vs Ally McDonald
1352 Anna Nordqvist vs Morgan Pressel

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