تقول نوردqvist إنها كانت impressed 'بكل لاعب' خلال فوز أوروبا بكأس سولهايم وتصر على أنه كان 'منطقياً' إرسال شارلي هاول أولاً في المباريات الفردية يوم الأحد. regained the trophy after an exciting final day at a rainy Bernardus Golf, where Nordqvist's side won seven of the 12 points available to claim a 15-13 win over Team USA. The visitors felt they had 'turned the tide' in their favour after a sensational finish the previous evening, where Jennifer Kupcho's sensational late birdies levelled the biennial contest, but Europe bounced back to earn a first outright win since 2021.

Nordqvist told Sky Sports: 'This [winning] feels so good! There's just been so much hard work this week and in the last two years leading up to this from not only me, but all the background team.' She praised the helpers and team vibe, saying everyone had been 'really good team-mates.' Leaving the course yesterday, they were excited for today, and Nordqvist was impressed with every player and caddie showing up ready to play. Hull thrashed Korda 6&4 in the singles two years ago and was trusted to lead out Europe again, despite registering only 0.5 points with Lottie Woad over the first four sessions. Woad validated Nordqvist's decision by claiming a full point.

Nordqvist added: 'It just seemed to be a lot of blue early on the board. We talked a lot about the fast starts this week... I'm just really, really proud of the players for starting strong and even finishing strong.' She called putting Hull first a 'no-brainer,' citing stats showing Hull and Woad were top-four in birdies for the week, even if they hadn't scored many points. The English duo were in danger of becoming the first players in Solheim Cup history to participate in five sessions without a win, but Hull never trailed during her 3&2 victory over Megan Khang, securing her first full point of the week. Europe won six of the first eight singles matches for the first time in their history, closing in on victory.