ENGLAND HEAD FOR TITLE AS SCOTLAND
TAKE 2-1 FOURSOMES LEAD OVER WALES

England took another step nearer their third title in a row when the Women's Home Internationals entered their third and final day at Dunbar Golf Club.
Having beaten Wales and then Scotland, the English - without the services of Curtis Cup and Vagliano Trophy player Melissa Reid, who has a wrist injury - took a 2 1/2-1/2 lead over Ireland in the foursomes.
Meanwhile Scotland went 2-1 up on Wales despite Jenna Wilson and Michele Thomson losing a two-hole lead after nine holes to Stephanie Evans and Tara Davies who won by 2 and 1.
Laura Murray and Pamela Pretswell, a new foursomes pairing by skipper Jayne Smith, were five holes up after eight against Sahra Hassan and Rhian Wyn Thomas and went on to win 6 and 4.
Emily Ogilvy and Carly Booth produced two birdies just when they needed them - at the 13th and 16th - in beating Lydia Hall and Lucy Gould by 2 and 1.

MORNING DETAILS

IRELAND v ENGLAND (1/2-2 1/2)

Tara Delaney & Naimh Kitching lost to Naomi Edards & Kerry Smith 6 and 5.

Danielle McVeigh & Marian Riordan halved with Rachel Bell & Elizabeth Bennett.

Maura Morrin & Gillian O'Leary lost to Rachel Jennings & Danielle Montgomery 5 and 4.

SCOTLAND v WALES (2-1)

Jenna Wilson & Michele Thomson lost to Stephanie Evans & Tara Davies 2 and 1.

Laura Murray & Pamela Pretswell bt Sahra Hassan & Rhian Wyn Thomas 6 and 4.

Emily Ogilvy & Carly Booth bt Lydia Hall & Lucy Gould 2 and 1.