"We got a bit ragged in our passing during the second half and that meant it kept coming back at us, meaning it was a backs-to-the-wall second half. But I'm delighted to get a clean sheet and move on." A lengthy delay followed while a decision was made as to whether Team Europe should be handed a penalty and although caddies are not allowed to concede holes, no punishment was given and Thompson holed her putt to win the hole for the hosts. Murray, who defeated Alcaraz at Indian Wells earlier this month, admitted being wary of the talented teenager, saying: "He's a great young player with a lot of potential. He hits a huge ball from the back of the court. He's an excellent player and I will need to play another good match if I want to win."Don't forget to follow us onskysports.com/tennisour Twitter account@skysportstennis With Aaron Donald watching on from the other sideline, Tennessee's own dominant interior defensive lineman turned in a display that number 99 would have been proud of.