Summary
Spieth falters late on but leads by one on -3
American led by four at one stage
Kaufman -2; Langer, Matsuyama -1
D Johnson, Willett, Day all level
McIlroy on +2 after a 77
Windy and tough pins on day three
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Spieth -6
He's got a shot here - chops out, between the tree trunks, chip and a putt and a par is his. He's the Weeble of Augusta - he wobbles, but he never goes down.
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Smylie Kaufman who is currently second in his first Masters on two under: “I have learnt to stay patient, the conditions called for it but I got a grasp for the course in the week before and set up a good game plan. Over the last three days I just tried to hit certain spots and get a look at birdies.
"I would like to think my ability means I can compete with the best. This year has been a confidence boost, I’ve had a good year and I just have to try to keep it going into tomorrow and see what happens."
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Spieth -6 on 17
Hold on, where's the champ gone off the tee here? AWOL, out right into the crunchy pines...
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Andrew Magee
American PGA Tour winner on BBC Radio 5 live"Jordan Spieth is a very slow player but you can't do anything about it as a player. Jordan takes his time over putts but he is not going to get penalised, being the champion."
Final pairing par 16thpublished at 23:55 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
Straightforward for Spieth and McIlroy on the green, on we march to the 17th tee.
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Matsuyama pars lastpublished at 23:54 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
Round of 72, -1, tied for third
Not bad from Hideki, but it could have been so much better - had a sinkable putt to draw level with Spieth not that long ago, finishes five shots back and counting.
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Chris Crocker: Men against boys. Rory just buckled whilst Spieth shows what it takes to be a champion. It will be a procession from here.
'Wind was here, there and everywhere'published at 23:52 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
Danny Willett who is tied for fifth on level par, tells BBC Two: "I played lot of good golf. The wind was here there and everywhere, I made a few silly mistakes from the middle of the fairway but 72 is a good score. It is tricky, it would have been nice to peg one or two more.
"It is going to need a low one to win tomorrow. The forecast is slightly better, but you will have to go out and shoot a pretty special round tomorrow."
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Tied for 17th on four over after a demanding round of 75, England's Chris Wood feels like he's done 12 rounds with Anthony Joshua.
Latest scorespublished at 23:46 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
-6: Spieth (15)
-2: Kaufman (18)
-1: Langer (18), Matsuyama (17)
Par: Day (18) D Johnson (18) Willett (18)
Selected others: +1: Westwood (18), +2: McIlroy (15), +3: Rose (18), +4: Casey (18)
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McIlroy +2
McIlroy parred that one, by the way, but at eight shots off the lead this has been less a duel and more a clinic.
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Spieth -6, four-shot lead
Sensational putting. Big old swing from left to right, and he read it like Janet and John. This man was born for this course - second on debut, champion in second year, leader going into final round in third.
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-5, three-shot lead
Fancies this, 10-footer to go four clear...
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Andrew Cotter
BBC commentator live on BBC Two at Augusta"McIlroy needs to find two shots on Spieth at the end of this round. If he is within five shots, he will fancy a charge on the last day."
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Peter Alliss
BBC Sport commentator live on BBC Two at Augusta"McIlroy's swing has been a little laboured today."
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Peter Alliss
BBC Sport commentator live on BBC Two at Augusta"A pity. Matsuyama has stuttered a little in the last few holes. Maybe nerves have got to him."
Matsuyama -1published at 23:37 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
A bogey on 16, a bogey on 17. Disappointing finale for the Japanese contender.
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Andrew Cotter
BBC commentator live on BBC Two at Augusta"A very very good round from Danny Willett."