Catriona Matthew will be hoping to guide Europe to Solheim Cup victory again this week, six years on from securing their most recent victory.
Matthew featured on three winning sides during her nine Solheim Cup appearances as a player, with the Scot famously claiming the vital point to secure Europe's win in 2013.
Europe held a two-point advantage after the opening day and secured a clean sweep in the Saturday fourballs to take a 10.5-5.5 lead into the Sunday singles, where Matthew faced Gerina Piller.
Anna Nordqvist halved the opening match of the day, while wins for Charley Hull, Carlota Ciganda and Caroline Hedwall - who all feature in the 2019 side - took Liselotte Neumann's team to 14 points and ensured the trophy would return to Europe.
Matthews then registered the winning moment just minutes later, holing a four-footer at the last to claim the half-point required for Europe to retain the cup for the first time ever.
Europe would go on to win the contest by a record-breaking margin, claiming seven and a half of the available points on the final day to complete a convincing 18-10 victory.
Click on the video above to see Matthews' winning moment!