The Titans (6-2) are on the road next Sunday, headed for Los Angeles and a challenging matchup against the Rams (7-1). The Colts (3-5), meanwhile, have a short turnaround as they host the New York Jets (2-5) on Thursday night, fresh from their shock win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Villa chief executive Christian Purslow also hailed the appointment as a "fantastic moment in this club's history". Sky Sports will once again be home of the Solheim Cup, with live coverage starting with the opening tee shot at the Inverness Club on all three tournament days from September 4-6. The title in California is also a feather in the cap for Lugones, who said: "I always thought he was unbelievably good. It's just a matter of when things are going to click and if he can stick to the things that are working and stick to the process, just not giving up, not being let down by tough moments like we had in the past, some terrible losses, a lot of finals.