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
Woods -10, Poulter -8 (15)
Tiger Woods is really taking his time over this tee shot at the par-three 16th. He sizes it up, moves away again and then trots back over to his ball before lashing it into the heart of the green and watching it stick five or six feet from the flag.
This for a slice of the lead...
Fowler -7 (F)
Image source, Getty ImagesRickie Fowler has been chatting on BBC Two.The American who is yet to win a major finished two under par today and is currently four strokes off the lead, on seven under par for the tournament:
"I haven't lost any ground which was my first goal but it would have been nice to get a few more to be closer to where we want to be.
"It is hard to be too aggressive, you have to play it smart and work your way around it."
Woods -10, Poulter -8 (15)
Ian Poulter walks in a birdie to move to eight under par, he's hanging on in there.
But the biggest cheer from the patrons watching the 15th is reserved for Tiger Woods, he drowns another birdie putt to move one shot off the lead.
A little lift of the putter in appreciation.
Who could possibly call which way this Masters is going to go!?
These greens are not for those of a nervous disposition eh Danny?
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Scott -9, Koepka -9 (13)
The par-five 13th is proving fruitful.
Adam Scott and Brooks Koepka both make birdie to move to nine under par, alongside Tiger Woods and Webb Simpson.
Woods -9, Poulter -7 (15)
Splendid from Tiger Woods. He chips on from the back of the green and watches it cosy up to the pin. Birdie putt incoming...
Schauffele -10 (14)
Xander Schauffele has played beautifully and left a few out there. Another here as he dribbles a putt, allowing the break to get hold of it on 14. A chance and it's only par when he could have tied the lead.
Image source, Getty ImagesWoods -9, Poulter -7 (14)
Image source, BBC SportUp, up and away from Tiger Woods at the 15th... but it's a little too heavy and kicks on to the back of the green. Grimace on the face of the four-time champion.
Johnson -8 (15) Kuchar -8 (16)
Image source, Getty ImagesHow about it from Dustin Johnson, flicking a wedge with a hop and a skip to within an inch on the 15th. That is a birdie all day long.
And if a birdie impresses you, how about four in a row. Matt 'Koooccchh' Kuchar hits four in a row, culminating in a monster of a putt on 16. He's leaped from four under to eight under and gets in with a shout.
Tyrrell Hatton might have finished playing for the day but he just can't tune out....
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Scott -8, Koepka -8 (12)
Adam Scott doesn't want to be left out, he nudges in for a birdie of his own at the 12th.
They're queuing up...
Fleetwood -4 (F)
Image source, Getty ImagesTommy Fleetwood talking to BBC Sport after his round of 70: "I’m a long way back but it’s been steady. I haven’t played as well as I’d have liked to and not hit enough solid shots on a consistent basis.
"I’ve always done a couple of things wrong on each round but at the same time there is still a day to go and I can have a good one.
"You turn up some weeks and your timing isn’t right. The thing with this course is that it is difficult to get your bearings all the time. You have very few flat lies or straight shots to the green. It is OK to hit shots on a range but not one shot out there is like that.
"It was there for the taking today. If you’re going to shoot a score this was the day to do it on. So finishing on two under for the day is disappointing when you are trying to get yourself up there."
Molinari -10, Day -8 (12)
Suddenly there's a flurry of birdies dropping around Augusta.
Jason Day is the latest player to sink one, tickling in a deft putt at 12.
He moves to eight under par.
Molinari -10 (12)
No problem for Molinari, in it goes and he's back to within one stroke of the lead.
Shaun Micheel
2003 US PGA Championship winner on BBC Radio 5 live
The leaders will start on the first but the back markers will go from the tenth tomorrow so the players will be happy because everyone will play in the same conditions.
There are no worries about getting off to a fast start and then sitting around. It is an even start for everyone.
Molinari -9 (11)
Francesco Molinari is quietly going about his business in the final group, almost kissing the pin with a magnificent tee shot at 12.
Tap this in and he'll move to 10 under...
Image source, BBC SportLooks like Sunday's red jerseys have been left in the same wash....