Sergio Garcia may not have had the greatest of seasons but the Spaniard has yet again become Europe's sweetheart at the Ryder Cup
As Europe claimed an emphatic victory over the United States at Le Golf National, Garcia became the all-time leading Ryder Cup points scorer with 25½
The 2017 Masters champion beat Rickie Fowler 2&1 on Sunday afternoon to overtake Nick Faldo (25) in the Ryder Cup charts
And it was a very emotional Sunday afternoon as Garcia made history in front of his loved ones, team-mates and jubilant European fans
The 38-year-old couldn't control his emotions on the 17th green as his wife Angela Akins embraced him before his team-mates came to congratulate him following his historic victory
'I don't usually cry but today I couldn't help it. What a week,' said Garcia. 'It has been a rough year but we fought hard and I'm so thankful for Thomas for picking me and believing in me
I am so happy to get the cup back.' On his record, the Spaniard added: 'It means a lot but at the end of the day it's about the team and I was happy I was able to help with some of the points I won
'It's a bonus, something I never thought I'd have the possibility of doing it but these guys are unbelievable
'A lot of people thought the Ryder Cup was over before it was played. I guess unfortunately they picked the wrong team
' Garcia came into the Ryder Cup as one of Thomas Bjorn's wildcard pick but he has more than impressed again over the three days
Bernhard Langer, Billy Casper and Colin Montgomerie sit behind Garcia and Faldo in the all-time leading Ryder Cup points chart
Meanwhile, five-time major winner Phil Mickelson has now lost the most matches in Ryder Cup history (22)
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