Up on the 14th green, Keegan Bradley rolls his 40-footer for birdie to within a couple of feet.

Before he knocks it in, here's Russell Henley, who has fired his second in to six feet. No birdie though. He pushes his putt left.

Bradley tidies up. Pars are not going to get the job done for this pair.

Kisses all round for the Bradley family down the side of the 14th fairway. Keegan managed to get up and down for par on 13 and then after hitting his approach to the 14th, seeks out his young children and wife.

The kids kiss the putter, while Keegan gives Mrs B a peck on the lips.

Back to work Keegan.

Another fairway found for Tommy Fleetwood as he smashes driver 315 yards down the 13th.

That message at 21:24 must have spurred him on.

Patrick Cantlay is also in the short stuff.

The tension is palpable, but these two stay ice cool to make birdie putts at 12.

Tommy Fleetwood gets to 18 under, with Patrick Cantlay two back.

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Corey Conners take a bow. What. A. Round.

While the cameras have been focused on this fascinating duel for the title, the Canadian has been quietly putting together a bogey-free eight-under-par round to climb into a tie for fifth.

And that would be worth a staggering $2.75m in prize money if he were to take that position on his own!

Three birdies in his closing four holes - including another one to take advantage of the par-five last. If players need birdies coming home, they are out there.

Tommy Fleetwood splits the fairway at 12...

Too much club or just the adrenaline pumping?

Either way, Scottie Scheffler finds the water at 15 and that might be his race run.

The final pair have been given a stern talking to about their pace of play on the way to the 12th tee.

It's fair to say Patrick Cantlay isn't exactly in a rush out there. He's chatting through every shot extensively with caddie Joe LaCava and takes plenty of pre-shot waggles...

Scottie Scheffler makes his move.

A nerveless, almost inevitable birdie putt at 14 finds the bottom of the cup.

He joins Patrick Cantlay and Russell Henley at 15 under, two shots back from Tommy Fleetwood.

Three-quarters of you are backing Tommy to get this over the line. That begs the question though, are one-quarter of our readers Patrick Cantlay fans?!

Patrick Cantlay can't hole his chip for par, but tidies up for bogey.

Tommy Fleetwood holds his nerve to make his three and the lead is back to two.

Russell Henley from the middle of the 13th fairway hits his second from 165 yards pin-high, 20 feet left of the hole.

Keegan Bradley is in the cabbage and that means he can't get his second shot to stop on the dancefloor. His ball careers through into more rough stuff.

There will be twists and turns aplenty in the holes to come, be sure of that.

Patrick Cantlay finds the front bunker at the par-three 11th and his second shot comes up inches short of the green. Work to do for par.

Fleetwood found the middle of the putting surface with his tee shot and should have a straightforward two-putt.

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The par-three 15th could well be a pivotal hole in the run-in. If you're not familiar with East Lake, it's a long par three, all over water. Think the 17th at Sawgrass and lengthen it by 100 yards.

Tommy Fleetwood went in the water there yesterday and posted a double-bogey five.

Shane Lowry's just shown us all how to play it, arrowing his shot into the guts of the green and watching it almost go in the hole to huge cheers and then groans from the thousands watching on.

The Irishman missed the five-foot birdie putt but I wonder what Tommy would give him for that par?!

Tommy Fleetwood might be stumbling a little but those chasing are not putting on too much pressure.

Russell Henley and Keegan Bradley both miss birdie putts on the 12th, from 11 and 15 feet respectively.

Tommy Fleetwood misses; Patrick Cantlay makes.

It's a misread and a bogey for Fleetwood and the lead is back to one. Those nerves will be jangling a wee bit more now.

-17 Fleetwood (10)

-16 Cantlay (10)

-15 Henley (12)

-14 Scheffler (13), Young (13), Bradley (12)

Two pars for Scottish Scheffler and playing partner Cam Young - who is four under today - at the 13th.

These two are running out of holes if they are to mount a challenge.

So, how's your nerves folks. Time to hit the thumbs.

Do you have faith in Tommy closing this out?

You know the drill.