Seve Trophy 2013 Results: Updated Scores Heading into Day 4

After falling into an early hole at the 2013 Seve Trophy, Great Britain and Ireland have stormed back the past couple of days, and after Day 3, this competition is all tied up with one day remaining. 

As noted by BBC Sport, Great Britain and Ireland won three of the four afternoon foursomes to even things up, 9-9, heading into Sunday's pivotal action:

Here's a look at all the scores from Day 3:

Sat AM Foursomes
		EUR	Nicolas COLSAERTS &  Gonzalo FDEZ-CASTAÑO		Match Halved		Stephen GALLACHER &  Paul LAWRIE	GBI
		EUR	Joost LUITEN &  Grégory BOURDY	*	2&1		Jamie DONALDSON &  Marc WARREN	GBI
		EUR	Thorbjørn OLESEN &  Francesco MOLINARI		2&1	*	Chris WOOD &  Scott JAMIESON	GBI
		EUR	Miguel Angel JIMÉNEZ &  Matteo MANASSERO	*	1 Hole		Paul CASEY &  Tommy FLEETWOOD	GBI
Sat PM Foursomes
		EUR	Nicolas COLSAERTS &  Gonzalo FDEZ-CASTAÑO		2&1	*	Paul LAWRIE &  Stephen GALLACHER	GBI
		EUR	Thomas BJÖRN &  Mikko ILONEN		2&1	*	Jamie DONALDSON &  Marc WARREN	GBI
		EUR	Joost LUITEN &  Grégory BOURDY	*	2 Holes		Chris WOOD &  Scott JAMIESON	GBI
		EUR	Miguel Angel JIMÉNEZ &  Matteo MANASSERO		1 Hole	*	Paul CASEY &  David LYNN	GBI

* Denotes winner. For full results, please refer to EuropeanTour.com.

Team Continental Europe started the day by taking two-and-a-half matches out of four during the morning foursomes.

It was an impressive response after the team was beaten in three of the five matches on Friday, and it gave Jose Maria Olazabal's group a two-point lead heading into the afternoon session, as noted by The European Tour:

Great Britain and Ireland should have won a second match in the early session, but an extraordinary play by Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano kept it from happening.

After a poor tee shot that caused his ball to be stuck in an awkward lie on No. 3, the Spanish golfer hit a shot that would have made Seve Ballesteros proud, knocking his second shot to within feet of the cup for a par. 

Fernandez-Castano's brilliant play characterized his team's impressive morning, but Continental Europe absorbed a few haymakers from its opponent in the afternoon. 

The Scottish duo of Paul Lawrie and Stephen Gallacher got Team Great Britain and Ireland off to a beautiful start, winning the opening match of the afternoon session 2-and-1. 

The next two matches were split, and Continental Europe earned its only win on the afternoon, when Joost Luiten and Gregory Bourdy defeated Chris Wood and Scott Jamieson. 

Paul Casey and David Lynn wrapped up the afternoon session with a 2-and-1 win over Miguel Angel Jimenez and Matteo Manassero.

As he's done throughout his legendary career, Jimenez played brilliantly at times. He and partner Manassero jumped out to an early lead, but Casey and Lynn came charging back with four birdies on the back nine to win the match by one. 

There are 10 singles matches set for Day 4, as shown by the European Tour.

With the score tied heading into Sunday's action, it's anybody's guess as to which team will come away victorious. One thing that is sure, however, is that these highly competitive golfers will give fans something to cheer about in the final session. 

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