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
Mickelson -4 Kuchar -4
Image source, BBC SportOn the tee, a certain Phil Mickelson.
If he wins, he becomes the oldest man to win a major.
Work to do at four under but he's talking a good game and remember, he was here last week working on the course so he must have his eye in. Matt Kuchar alongside him and they are off and running. Kuchar up the middle, Phil looking concerned as his ball heads to a bunker...
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Fowler -4, Woodland -3 (3)
Now Rickie Fowler is cooking!
He coaxes a beautiful approach on to the dancefloor and watches it scurry up towards the flag, before tucking it away to string together successive birdies.
Gary Woodland goes left off the tee but gives himself an outside shot a birdie from 12 feet.
That won't go down for the American. Par it is.
McIlroy +2 (14)
The Press Association golf guru Phil Casey with the latest on Rory on the par-five 13th.
I can tell you this hook is wild and he's broken the shot tracker. The ball comes to rest in pine straw and he has nothing to go at. He may be able to bunt it out of there and chase par.
Struggling.
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Image source, BBC SportKiradech Aphibarnrat has looked pretty good at the Masters this year and his little slip on Friday on the 17th was a reassuring sight for many a club golfer let me tell you.
He is of course sometimes referred to as 'Asia's John Daly', a comparison borne from his physique mirroring the two-time major championship winner.
But boy can he play as I'm sure his playing partner, America's Charles Howell III will notice over the next few hours.
They are teeing it up.
Fowler -3, Woodland -3 (2)
Straight back at 'em from Gary Woodland, cancelling out that opening bogey with a birdie at the second.
And Rickie Fowler follows suit! Back in the game...
Cantlay -4 (14) McIlroy +2 (11)
Rory McIlroy has 10ft left for par on 11... lips out. He's gone bogey-birdie-bogey now. Could be another birdie to come as he creams his tee-shot to within 12ft on 12. What a yo-yo round.
Patrick Cantlay is just all about the yo rather than yo-yo as he's now six under for the day and four under overall. The birdie machine is through 14 holes and a few more of them may at least keep his name up the board.
Bling +3 (16)
Devon Bling might sound like a knock-off jewellry shop in Plymouth, but the American amateur has the potential to be the real deal in golf's world of 24-carat superstars.
The 19-year-old from California looked to be clawing his way back to level par with successive birdies through Amen Corner, but has just gone bogey-bogey through 15 and 16.
He's actually made five birdies in total today, just they've been wiped out with as many dropped shots.
Back to three over it is.
Image source, Getty ImagesAs you'll note from the timetable of big-name starters today, there's no world number one.
Indeed, Justin Rose failing to make the cut we believe is just the second time in 20 years that the world's top player has not made the cut.
It's even more surprising given a record 65 players made the mark this year, including four amateurs.
"I've been playing terribly this week, but there's always pride in trying to make it," said Rose after ending four over par.
"I've never missed a cut here."
Fowler -2, Woodland -2 (1)
Not the start American duo Rickie Fowler and Gary Woodland had in mind.
Fowler fails to make the green with his approach, sticking it left and eventually making it down in five.
Woodland stuck his opening drive in a bunker flanking the right of the fairway, and he's also down in five.
Both drop back to two under.
Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport at Augusta National
What's your preference as a golf fan at an event? Walk the course following your favourite player, or pick a spot and soak up a few hours of action coming through?
If it's the latter, I can highly recommend the sixth hole here. A short par-three down a steep hill. You've got the fifth green behind the tee and if you crane your neck a little, you can see the 16th green down to your right.
Patrons sit on the bank, out of sight of the tee but with a perfect view of both the sixth and 16th greens.
It's a truly beautiful setting.
The big dogs...
18:45:Matt Kuchar, Phil Mickelson
18:55:Jon Rahm (Spa) Patton Kizzire
19:05:Tiger Woods, Ian Poulter (Eng)
19:15:Justin Harding (SA), Xander Schauffele
19:25:Louis Oosthuizen (SA), Dustin Johnson
19:35:Brooks Koepka, Adam Scott (Aus)
19:45:Francesco Molinari (Ita), Jason Day (Aus)
J Spieth E (5)
Not for the first time today, Jordan Spieth comes a cropper when looking well placed to at least make par - instead he three putts on the fifth green to drop back to level par.
A hokey cokey round from the American so far.
McIlroy +1 (10) Olesen -3 (2)
Rory McIlroy, stands over a birdie putt, should break left to right. Tickles it, looks good... drops.
Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen moves himself an inch closer with birdie on two. The second is the third-easiest hole out there this week so you have to take what it's offering you. Snatch it, run with it and bank it.
Fitzpatrick -1 (10)
Englishman Matthew Fitzpatrick is making steady ground during his third round.
He had an awful opening round on Thursday - carding a six-over 78 - but clawed his way back to make the cut with three birdies and an eagle in his final seven holes yesterday.
Three birdies and a single bogey have moved him to one under par so far today.
More importantly, he tipped Manchester United to win 2-0 against West Ham when facing Mark Lawrenson in the predictions game this week - they're currently one up.
Fowler -3, Woodland -3 (18:05)
Decent opening drive for Rickie Fowler, slightly left of the fairway but a good look at the green.
The American's best finish at Augusta was second last year, and what he'd give to win his first major at the Masters...
He begins the day at three under par, four strokes off the leaders.
Fleetwood -3 (3)
Tommy Fleetwood crushes a 323 yard drive off the second tee. He has over 200 yards on this par five and hits the heart of the green. Rock solid stuff. Long putt, tickle it up there, he does... converts for birdie.
On to the third, he again hits the heart of the green to set up a birdie look. This time he gets the read wrong.
Someone will steam through the field, could it be Tommy?
McIlroy +2 (9)
Here's some video of an early Rory McIlroy birdie but it's gone downhill rapidly and he's just dropped another shot on nine. Hitting the bunker from his second shot is a price he just can't pay.
That's a birdie and three bogeys in his opening nine holes. Any hope of threatening the leaders has gone.
J Spieth -1 (4)
Jordan Spieth has finally found some middle ground after a roller-coaster opening few holes.
Par at the par-three fourth for the American.