Rory McIlroy set for Scottie Scheffler showdown as Ryder Cup singles matches are revealed

Rory McIlroy of Team Europe reacts to a putt on the 14th during the afternoon fourball matches on day two of the Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black Course: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.

Scottie Scheffler continued to draw comparisons to Tiger Woods as he made unwanted history at the Ryder Cup.

The world number one became the first player since 1967 to lose all four matches in the opening four sessions as Europe put themselves on the verge of a historic victory, leading 11.5-4.5 going into the final day.

After opening day defeats in the fourballs and foursomes, Scheffler again returned empty-handed on Saturday with another double loss.

The 29-year-old, playing with Russell Henley, suffered a one-hole defeat

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