""We're really comfortable with our plan," Bradley said. "We're really comfortable with those two players. Excited [by] who they are playing tomorrow. "It will be an exciting match and we're sticking to our plan. We're not going to panic. We're not going to panic and make those sort of mistakes. We're going to stick to what we know.""
""The only one thing that people remember is who is the winner on Sunday," said Donald. "That is our goal and that continues to be our goal. I am very excited and proud of the team, how they dug in there. It's a tough environment out there. The crowd was loud and like we expected.""
Europe built a 5.5-2.5 advantage after winning the morning foursomes and taking two of four fourballs matches, with one match halved. Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Young teed off in Saturday foursomes against Ludvig Aberg and Matt Fitzpatrick, with the first hole halved after both teams birdied the par four. U.S. captain Keegan Bradley vowed to maintain his strategy and again paired Collin Morikawa with Harris English despite analytics ranking that pairing low. Morikawa and English had lost 5&4 to Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood but will face them again. Europe captain Luke Donald emphasized the ultimate goal remains winning on Sunday and praised the team's grit amid a loud, tough crowd.
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