Ryder Cup Sunday is here and Europe will look to close out the Americans after dominating their way to a 11½-4½ lead over the first two days of the biennial competition at Bethpage State Park’s Black Course in Farmingdale, NY.

The Europeans will look for the first victory at an away Ryder Cup since the ‘Miracle at Medinah’ in 2012, when they fought back from an 8½-point deficit in 12 Sunday singles matches to win the event outright.

Luke Donald’s side needs just three points to win the Ryder Cup, while the Americans will have to earn 10 points to pull off a comeback for the ages.

Here is a look at all of the matches set to take to the course this afternoon as the highly anticipated three-day event comes to a close.

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Score: EUR - 15, USA - 13

Sunday Singles

Lowry wins Ryder Cup for Europe

Spaun adds latest U.S. victory

J.J. Spaun rattles off yet another Sunday singles win for the Americans, downing Sepp Straka 2&1 with four matches remaining.

Russell Henley leads 1UP over Shane Lowry, while the other three games are all tied.

Scheffler holds off McIlroy

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler earns his first points of the Ryder Cup with a 1UP victory over Rory McIlroy in a battle of the top two players in the world.

Europe still holds a 13½-9½ lead, and need just one more victory down the stretch to win the Ryder Cup.

The Americans lead in two of the ongoing matches, while three remain tied.

DeChambeau salvages half point

Bryson DeChambeau matches Matt Fitzpatrick on the last and miraculously earns a half-point for the Americans after being as much as 5DN earlier in the match.

Aberg gets Europe to within one

Ludvig Aberg dispatches Patrick Cantlay 2&1 as the Europeans now lead 13½-8½, needing just one more point to win the Ryder Cup.

Xander downs Rahm as US surge continues

Xander Schauffele finishes off a 4&3 victory over Jon Rahm as the United States have now pieced together three consecutive victories and trail 12-8.

JT outlasts Fleetwood, US take first two matches

Justin Thomas drills his putt on 18 to hand Tommy Fleetwood his first loss of the 2025 Ryder Cup as the Americans are making things interesting late on Day 3.

DeChambeau fights his way back to AS

Bryson DeChambeau has squared his match against Matt Fitzpatrick heading to the last after being 5DN through the first seven holes of play.

Young takes full point over Rose

Cameron Young buries his birdie putt on 18 to outlast Justin Rose and take the full point from his match.

Europe still holds a 12-6 lead over the Americans as the action heats up at Bethpage.

Bryson making late run at Fitzpatrick

A slow start to the day saw Bryson DeChambeau go 5DN against Matt Fitzpatrick through seven holes, but the two-time US Open champion has cut the deficit to one with just three holes to play.

Rose rallies back to AS against Young

Justin Rose has rallied from 3DN to Cameron Young and has now squared his match in just four holes as the opening match of the day takes on the closing stretch at Bethpage Black.

Scottie bests Rory on 14

Scottie Scheffler takes a late 1UP lead on Rory McIlroy with a birdie at the 14th as the United States now lead four of the 11 matches on the back-nine.

Fleetwood back to AS against Thomas

Tommy Fleetwood stops the bleeding and birdies the 13th hole to draw even with Justin Thomas.

Spaun goes in front over Straka

2025 US Open champion J.J. Spaun pours in a birdie putt on the 10th to take a 1UP lead on Sepp Straka as the red wave continues to spread on the scoreboard.

Xander retakes lead, Henley back to AS

Xander Schauffele makes birdie on the first hole of the back nine to take a 1UP lead on Jon Rahm for the fifth American lead of the afternoon, while Russell Henley bests Shane Lowry at the ninth to get his match back to all square.

Europe gaining momentum

Rory McIlroy and Rasmus Hojgaard both draw even in their matches, before Ludvig Aberg and Robert MacIntyre go 1UP to keep the U.S. at bay for the time being.

Thomas goes in front

Justin Thomas continues to feed into the American comeback hopes as he sinks a birdie putt on the 12th to fight back from 2DN to now lead 1UP on Tommy Fleetwood.

Scheffler leading McIlroy

Rory McIlroy missed a putt to save par and Scottie Scheffler now leads their match 1UP to put the Americans in front in four of the 11 matches on course Sunday.

Americans hanging tough

The United States have shown more fight on Sunday as they currently lead three matches while being tied in six others.

Cameron Young leads 3UP over Justin Rose, while Ben Griffin and Collin Morikawa are 1UP in their respective matches.

Rahm heats up to square match

Jon Rahm bests Xander Schauffele across two of their past three holes to erase an early 2DN deficit and bring their match to all square as the pair of major champions head to the seventh tee box.

DeChambeau shaky on Sunday

Bryson DeChambeau will need to quickly get things back on track in his singles match after losing four of the last five holes to go 5DN against Matt Fitzpatrick.

United States quick to respond

It will take a monumental team effort to pull off the comeback, but the United States have begun to claw their way back in the early stages of Day 3.

Cameron Young holds a 1UP lead on Justin Rose as the pair close out the front-nine, Scottie Scheffler has squared his match against Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele continues to pace Jon Rahm, and Ben Griffin owns a 2UP lead of his own over Rasmus Hojgaard.

Thomas holes out to cut deficit

Justin Thomas won’t go down without a fight as he finds the bottom of the cup from the fairway, eagling the sixth hole to cut the deficit to 1DN against Tommy Fleetwood.

Rahm makes a mess of No. 1

Xander Schauffele was in trouble on the first hole with an errant tee shot well off the fairway, but Jon Rahm ends up three-putting from 18 feet to bogey the hole, handing the two-time major champion a 1UP lead.

The Americans now lead in one of the first six matches on course.

More blue on the scoreboard

Justin Rose birdies the fifth hole to pull 1UP on Cameron Young, befoe Ludvig Aberg bests Patrick Cantlay at the second as Europe now leads in the first five matches of the afternoon.

Rory leads heavyweight matchup

After Scottie Scheffler needed two attempts to get out of the rough, Rory McIlroy takes advantage of the mistake and makes birdie to go 1UP in a matchup between the top two players in the world.

Rose pulls level, Fleetwood jumps in front

After stellar performances together in the four-ball matches, Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood continue to be driving forces for Europe at Bethpage.

Rose saved par at the par-3 third to tie his match against Cameron Young, while Fleetwood birdied the par-4 second and now leads 1UP on Justin Thomas.

Fitzpatrick puts first blue flag on scoreboard

Matt Fitzpatrick’s short game prowess comes through early with a clinical approach and putt as he takes a 1UP lead on Bryson DeChambeau in a matchup of two former US Open champions.

Young, U.S. strike first in Sunday singles

Cameron Young continues to shine in his Ryder Cup debut as he pours in a birdie on the first to take a 1UP lead on Justin Rose.

Hovland scratched again, 12th match points split

Minutes before Justin Rose and Cameron Young made their way to the first tee box, it was announced the Viktor Hovland would be scratched Sunday with neck soreness.

Hovland, of Norway, was replaced by Tyrrell Hatton to play alongside Matt Fitzpatrick for the afternoon four-ball session on Saturday, and will now end his Ryder Cup after playing in just two sessions across the first two days.

As a result, Harris English will not be playing on Sunday due to the rare ‘envelope rule’, not seen in a Ryder Cup since 1993.

Prior to the tournament, each captain places one name from their team into an envelope that would be benched on Sunday in case of an injury to the opposing side.

Keegan Bradley selected English, and both players have earned a half-point for their teams before play has begun.

Europe’s lead now moves to 12-5, needing just 2½ points from 11 matches to win the Ryder Cup outright.

Matches announced

After the conclusion of play on Day 2, both captains released their matchups for Sunday singles as the Europeans look to close out the Americans for their second consecutive Ryder Cup victory.

Justin Rose, now playing in his seventh Ryder Cup, leads out the Europeans on Sunday against New York state native Cameron Young.

Tommy Fleetwood puts his perfect 4-0-0 record at this year’s event on the line against Justin Thomas, while the top two players in the world square off as Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler tee off in the fourth match.