21-year-old Kim Si-woo becomes youngest ever Players champion
South Korean finishes on 10 under after a 69 at Sawgrass
Ian Poulter finishes joint second on -7
Louis Oosthuizen also on -7
Selected: Scott -5, D Johnson, McIlroy Level, Garcia +1, Day +7, Rose +8
Stanley -6 (10)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a torrid afternoon for Kyle Stanley, who headed into the final day as one of the co-leaders.
He bogeys at 10 and is now three over for the round and quickly dropping out of the running.
Poulter -8 (12), Kim -10 (11)
Oh no, the Ian Poulter par-ty is over.
The Englishman went 39 holes without dropping a shot at Sawgrass, but then does so on the par-four 12th.
That puts him back to eight under, two shots off leader Kim Si-woo, who holds for par on the 11th.
Image source, ReutersOosthuizen -8 (11)
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Southampton striker Charlie Austin is backing his fellow Englishman to secure the biggest title of his career.
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Oosthuizen -8 (11)
It's Louis Oosthuizen. The South African is back in contention.
He makes the green in two on the par-five 11th and then rolls in an eagle putt from 20-odd foot - that was in all the way.
A smile on the face of Louis, he's back at eight under.
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Kim Si-woo did the hard work earlier on the 11th and then goes and overhits what looked like a straightforward approach from just short of the green.
It skips on, finding the fluffy white sand of the greenside bunker. He's back on the smooth stuff though, good recovery.
Image source, ReutersDay +5 (16)
Jason Day must think he's bought a ticket to a water park.
The Australian former world number one has found the wet stuff twice in successive holes.
His tee shot at 16 came down with some force it sounded like a someone bombing into a swimming pool.
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Iain Carter
BBC golf correspondent at Sawgrass
Kim Si-woo is coached by Justin Rose's tutor Sean Foley. To ease the pressure on the 21-year-old's troublesome back they work on a more exaggerated hip turn on the backswing. It seems to be working rather well.
News of defending champion Jason Day is not good. He has just taken a quadruple-bogey nine at the 16th.
Kim -10 (10)
Kim Si-woo finds himself with an awkward lie at 11, it's missed the bunker but nestled halfway up a slope.
Is he going to take it on? He is. The fearlessness of youth. Risky, but rewarding. That finds the far end of the fairway and leaves the Korean with plenty to aim for on the green.
Poulter -9 (11)
Image source, .Ian Poulter was the only player to card a bogey-free round at Sawgrass on Saturday.
He's through 11 without a bogey today, and I make that 39 successive holes without dropping a shot for Poulter this week.
-10 Kim (after 10)
-9 Poulter (11)
-7 Stanley (8)
-6 Glover (14), Oosthuizen (10)
-5 F Molinari (12)
Selected: Level Garcia (11) +1 McIlroy (15), Day (15), +5 Rose (16)
Poulter -9 (11)
Image source, ReutersIan Poulter is in the sand at 11 with his second shot.
There's little room for error there - if you go left you find the rough, right you find the sand. Any further right and it's in the drink.
That's superb from the Englishman, though. He's not fazed by the bunker and clips a wedge on to a puttable position on the green, four feet maybe? And a birdie opportunity.
Perfect. Nerves of steel this man, birdie and now one shot off the lead.
Poulter -8 (10) Kim -10 (10)
Business as usual for Poulter who putts for a par at the 10th.
Kim yet again shows great recovery with a brilliant bunker shot on the same hole to leave him with a putt for par.
Image source, Reuters-6 (10)
Louis Oosthuizen has a lengthy putt for a birdie at 10, that would cancel out the bogey a hole earlier.
It gathers momentum, picking up a bit of speed and racing towards the cup, is it... not quite, he'll putt for par.
Kim - 10 (9)
Image source, .Kim -10 (9)
The Sawgrass spectators are being sprayed with water to keep them cool.
One man who has certainly kept his cool today is Kim Si-woo. That putt from 15 feet on the ninth was special.
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Kim -10 (9)
Good recovery from Kim Si-woo on the ninth.
Not the best swing to start off proceedings but he finishes with a delightful putt for a birdie to extend his lead to two.
He has his game face firmly on, the 21-year-old South Korean wants this one.
The former England rugby union captain has full belief in his man.
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Iain Carter
BBC golf correspondent at Sawgrass
Poulter's long time caddie Terry Mundy has just popped into the media centre to grab a bottle of water.
Mundy has given up his bag carrying duties due to a troublesome back and now performs road manager duties for his boss. James Walton is now the man on the bag.
Here it is - the highlight of the round so far...
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