Italy's Francesco Molinari leads the Masters on -13 after third round of 66
Tiger Woods and Tony Finau second on -11
Koepka -10; Poulter, Simpson -9
Kuchar, Schauffele, Harding, D Johnson, Oosthuizen -8
Selected: Fowler, Scott -7; Mickelson -6; Fleetwood, Spieth -4, McIlroy -1
Final round to start at 12:30 BST because of expected bad weather
That's it from us for tonight, we're off to get a quick kip before Sunday's early start.
But we can't leave without sharing the best shots from a scintillating Saturday at Augusta.
We'll catch you then.
Image source, .Molinari -13 (F)
Golf writer Jason Sobel...
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Finau -11 (F)
Woods -11 (F)
Ken Brown
BBC Sport commentator
I can't see anyone sneaking past Molinari. He is playing flawless golf. He knows though he will be looking in the rear-view mirror for Woods.
Molinari -13
Peter Alliss
BBC Sport commentator at the Augusta National
That was a beautiful round of golf from Francesco Molinari.
All this has come to him in the last three to four years and he really has matured mentally and physically.
Whatever you want to say he really is a remarkable member of the golf profession, he really is superb.
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Ken Brown
BBC Sport commentator
Some amazing golf. Three 64s. Molinari, it's Hogan-like, he has his game completely under control. We have seen some of the best golf I have ever seen at Augusta. Low scoring.
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Just brilliant from Francesco Molinari today, but there are plenty of players lurking behind the Italian and in with a sniff of the Green Jacket on Sunday...
Image source, .Molinari -13, Day -6 (F)
Some four feet here for Frankie to save par.
Never in doubt, down it goes with confidence. A fantastic bogey-free round of 66 from Molinari and he'll head into the final day with a two-stroke lead.
Jason Day can only make bogey, he signs for a 73 that sees him drop to six under par.
Peter Alliss
BBC Sport commentator at Augusta National
The field is 81 under par today. They played some shots today that I can't believe. I think you can't reach this hole with a driver, a seven or an eight iron but they do and they can.
Clean living and a fish diet I suppose. But there we are.
Molinari -13 (17)
Image source, BBC SportSo what can Francesco Molinari see here? Is this the moment he drops a shot for the first time since the 11th hole on Thursday?
Well, well, well... that is sublime. Deft, delicious, skittling its way up to the pin.
He should save par.
Molinari -13, Day -7 (17)
All eyes at Augusta now on the final pairing.
Francesco Molinari sitting just to the right of the fairway, a slight sight of the flag in the distance.
He fizzes it low and left, and that ends in the greenside bunker!
Now then, could we have some drama at the last?!
Image source, BBC SportWoods -11 (F)
The Daily Telegraph's chief sports writer Paul Hayward says Tiger Woods is "getting better" with each round...
Image source, Paul HaywardKoepka -10 (18) Scott -7 (18)
Image source, .Brooks Koepka, wants birdie to reduce the arrears, sends it... nope. Dribbled past. Adam Scott does the same and it's bogey for him.