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South Korea's Kim Kyung-tae drained a clutch putt on the 18th hole to beat Tiger Woods in their four-ball match and give the Internationals a glimmer of hope with the Americans closing in on a seventh Presidents Cup victory on Saturday.

Partnered with YE Yang, Kim's six-foot knee-trembler in front of a massive gallery at Royal Melbourne sealed a 1-up victory over Woods and Dustin Johnson as the Internationals edged the United States 3-2 in the four-ball matches.

Having dominated the morning foursomes 4-1 on a wet and windy day, the U.S. will carry a 13-9 point lead into Sunday's singles and need only 4.5 points to clinch their fourth straight trophy at the venue of their sole loss in 1998.

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