Elsewhere in the forwards, Cyril Baille, Julien Marchand and Mohamed Haouas combine in the front-row, with Demba Bamba in tighthead reserve, while Francois Cros (blindside), Cameron Woki (openside) and Anthony Jelonch (No 8) start in the back-row. The winning moment would ultimately fall to Henrik Stenson, who capped three days of one-sided competition in which Europe won each of the first four sessions by 2.5 to 1.5 before Montgomerie's second win over Toms in the first match out on Sunday was the first of eight singles victories for Ian Woosnam's invincibles. The top two players from the final Women's Series Order of Merit will qualify for this year's PDC World Championship, and Ashton - who trails Sherrock by £350 - leads third-place Deta Hedman by a sizeable £1,950. She has suffered first-round defeats on her two previous Alexandra Palace appearances, but she did register her first televised win over a male opponent at March's UK Open, defeating Aaron Beeney 6-2 with a 100.3 average - a world-record TV average for a woman.