Great Britain and Ireland won their fifth successive Vivendi Trophy, losing the Sunday singles matches 6-4 but claiming the overall victory 16½-11½.
They only needed two points from the 10 singles matches, reduced to 1½ before play started when Anthony Wall withdrew with a shoulder injury. Rory McIlroy beat Henrik Stenson on the final green, and with Graeme McDowell scoring a 3&2 victory over Robert Karlsson, the win was complete.
Star of the final day was Anders Hansen, who was an incredible 10 under par for the 12 holes it took him to demolish Nick Dougherty - three under himself - by a 7&6 margin, the biggest in the event's history.
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