Francesco Molinari wins The Open by two shots with final round of 69
Molinari, 35, first Italian to win a major finishes on -8 at a windy Carnoustie
Woods, McIlroy & Spieth among those to hold lead on thrilling last day
Runners-up: Rose (69), McIlroy (70), Kisner (74), Schauffele (74) on -6
Tied for sixth: Pepperell (67), Woods (71), Chappell (73) on -5
Others: -4 Spieth (76) -3 Fleetwood (73)
J Rose -5 (14)
Hang on, who's this?
From nowhere, Justin Rose has fired his way up to five under par with an eagle at the par-five 14th.
He rattled the pin with his approach, could have been even better!
Suddenly, the Englishman is in contention.
K Kisner -6, K Chappell -6 (10)
A birdie for Kevin Chappell. He's not giving up without a fight.
Kevin Kisner follows him in for a three.
They're both back to six under, one shot back.
T Woods -7 (10)
Karen Stupples
Former Women’s British Open champion
That is a surprise from Tiger Woods as I did not think the lie was that bad.
T Woods -7, F Molinari -6 (10)
"FORE!" It's Tiger's ball that has gone way left out of the rough. It looks like real trouble but ricochets off the crowd and back towards the green. It's going to be very tough from there but it could have been worse.
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Carnoustie
Those Rory groans get even louder when their man races his putt past and fails with the one back. Back to -4. But on a day like this, on a course like this, in a field like this, with a wind like this, three shots is still nothing!
R McIlroy -4, M Kuchar -3 (12)
Image source, BBC SportOh, Rory...
Just when he looked to be mounting a challenge, the 2014 champion goes and three-putts the 12th for a bogey that shifts him three strokes off the pace.
E Pepperell -5 (18)
Image source, PAWhat's the secret to a good final round at the Open? Feeling rough.
"I was a little hungover. I had too much to drink last night," says clubhouse leader Eddie Pepperell.
"I was so frustrated with yesterday that today was - I wouldn't say a write-off, but I didn't feel as though I was in the tournament.
"I just had some wine with my coach. We drowned our sorrows for about half an hour. It was enjoyable. I didn't really think I had that much to drink. I'm just a lightweight!"
Those rosy red cheeks are a giveaway Eddie...
Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport at Carnoustie
The rule on no taking photos on Championship days appears to have been relaxed.
Take them when shots are not being played. Put the phones away when the ball is addressed.
One marshal on the 10th fairway looks bewildered by the volume of people following this game. I’ll be glad when it’s gone past she tells me.
There’s a little bridge over the burn to the left of the 10th green. It’s a real logjam for the first time this week. No more space round the green.
J Spieth -6, X Schauffele -5 (8)
Driver for the defending champion at nine as Jordan Spieth sets about attacking this golf course. He manages to avoid the three bunkers down the fairway.
Xander Schauffele a little more cautious after his run and opts for an iron.
T Woods -7, F Molinari -6 (10)
The wind is back as Molinari and Woods stand on the 11th tee.
Both select irons for this par four and both miss the fairway.
J Spieth -6, X Schauffele -5 (8)
Jordan Spieth thinks his bunker shot is in... it's not quite, but that's a very solid effort and it nestles right up to the pin. Should be down for par, and he is.
He stays one stroke behind Tiger Woods.
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Ian McKellar: If anyone beats Tiger Woods now they will be the least popular winner of The Open sink Stewart Cink beat Tom Watson.
Andrew Priestley: Very impressed with Tiger Woods so far today. I never thought I’d see the day he would lead a major tournament deep into the final round. Great to see.
T Woods -7, F Molinari -6 (10)
The sun beats onto the back of Tiger Woods' red shirt as he stands over a putt to increase his lead...
A scream of "GET IN THE HOLE" from the stands comes when Woods makes contact.
It looks good. It looks very good... No! A late move in the last foot. A par for Woods. He's still one clear of his playing partner Francesco Molinari and Jordan Spieth.
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Carnoustie
Rory’s second birdie in three holes has got his people believing again! Groans of disappointment when his approach at 12 just trickles onto the dance floor. What a reception for the man himself though!
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K Kisner -5, K Chappell -5 (9)
What of Kevin Kisner? He started the day as a co-leader but is having a nightmare. Another bogey before a par on eight.
He has dropped four shots today.
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Peter Benfield: Don’t leave the clubhouse just yet, Eddie Pepperell.
Paolo Brand: Winner will come from Tiger Woods-Francesco Molinari pairing.Unless Rory McIlroy can conjure up a famous back nine.
J Spieth -6, X Schauffele -5 (7)
"Wow, that's getting absolutely smoked..." Jordan Spieth does not like his tee shot at the par-three eighth, and with good reason. It catches the edge of a greenside bunker and drops the wrong way for the defending champion.
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T Woods -7, F Molinari -6 (9)
Tiger Woods now leads The Open but is in the bunker on the 10th.
He isn't too close to the front of the trap but has water to clear before the green.
Will he go for it?
Yes... Woods launches it. He nearly spins off his feet. What a shot. On the green and 20 feet from the hole.