United States skipper Curtis Strange has saved the best for last as he sends out Tiger Woods in the last of Sunday's 12 crucial Ryder Cup singles matches.

Woods and Swede Jesper Parnevik are the last match out on the final day, which will begin with Europe and the Americans tied at 8-8.

Unbeaten Colin Montgomerie leads the charge for Europe skipper Sam Torrance, and he faces Scott Hoch in the opening contest.

Torrance follows Monty with other big guns Sergio Garcia, Darren Clarke, Bernhard Langer and Padraig Harrington.

Meanwhile, Strange has put Davis Love III 10th, and world number two Phil Mickelson last but one.

Torrance said: "If it comes down to the last two matches Curtis might be looking favourite. Only on Sunday night, though, will we know who was right in the way we've done it."

Strange added: "There are endless possibilities, but I am not concerned. I believe in these guys and I am confident, obviously."