Summary

  • -18 Japan's Hinako Shibuno wins Women's British Open at age of 20

  • Birdies last hole to card 68 and seal maiden major title at first attempt

  • -17 American Lizette Salas (65) finishes second at Woburn

  • -16 Korea's Ko Jin-young (66) & USA's Morgan Pressel (67)

  • -14 South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai (70)

  • Selected: -5 Charley Hull (76); -3 Georgia Hall (73), Bronte Law (78)

  • Highlights on Red Button & online at 21:30 or on BBC Two from 23:15

Live Reporting

Becky Grey and Ben Collins

  1. Hull -9, Ciganda -9

    Charley Hull and Carlota Ciganda are now at the first tee, and Hull gets a warm welcome from her home crowd before hitting her tee shot to the right of the fairway.

    After three rounds of 69, Ciganda lets rip and smashes her tee shot straight down the middle.

  2. 'It would be nice to go home with the trophy' - Ko

    Ko -10 (14:15 BST)

    Coming up in 10 minutes... World number one Ko Jin-young is seeking her third major in a row at Woburn, after winning the ANA Inspiration and the Evian Championship.

    The Korean 24-year-old started Saturday with a bogey on the second, but soon turned things around to finish the day four behind Shibuno.

    "I had a really great round," she said. "I'm now really looking forward to Sunday.

    "I'm going home to Korea next week, so it would be nice to go home with the trophy."

    Ko Jin-youngGetty Images

  3. Law -9

    Bronte Law strides out of the rough chewing her gum as she stares down her approach. The 24-year-old has the vague look of a football manager prowling the sidelines.

    She's right to look concerned - her ball trickles off the back of the first green.

  4. Hull -9 (14:05 BST)

    Hannah Lupton
    BBC Sport at Woburn

    Charley Hull looks relaxed (at home you might say) as she does some final putting prep before teeing off.

    She’s opted for stripes and spots before resuming her challenge for her first major at the course where she’s been a member since she was young and has a car parking spot.

    Behind us there’s a loud cheer as Bronte Law drives from the first tee...expect the noise levels to rocket as Hull makes her way there shortly.

    Charley HullBBC Sport

  5. Law tees off

    Law -9

    Bronte Law is playing alongside China's Jing Yan.

    The Englishwoman is given a huge cheer as she's introduced to the crowd... then whacks her tee shot into the light rough to the left of the fairway. Not ideal.

  6. 'I have so many people supporting me' - Hull

    Hull -9 (14:05 BST)

    England's Charley Hull has been a member at Woburn since she was 11. The 23-year-old looked like she might have let a fairytale win on home soil slip out of her grasp with two early bogeys on Saturday.

    But Hull bounced back with three birdies in a row on the back nine to stay in touch on -9.

    "I didn't play too badly on the front nine, but then really got it going," she said. "It's nice to be going into the final day in contention.

    "I have so many people out here supporting me and I am pleased I could play well for them."

    Charley HullGetty Images

  7. One day to go

    What's in store on the final day at Woburn?

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  8. Law -9 (13:55 BST)

    Hannah Lupton
    BBC Sport at Woburn

    Bronte LawBBC Sport

    England’s Bronte Law warming up the putter before making her way to the first tee. Britain’s top-ranked player is yet to drop a shot at Woburn and will begin her push for her first major title at -9.

    Headphones on, she’s in the zone.

    Bronte LawBBC Sport

  9. Law five off lead

    Law -9 (13:55 BST)

    Bronte Law will be out in about 10 minutes.

    Consistency has been the name of the game for Britain's top-ranked player this week.

    The world number 22 has been bogey free through all three rounds, with two more birdies on Saturday leaving her on -9 overall.

    Bronte LawGetty Images

  10. Welcome

    Hinako Shibuno has stolen the hearts of everyone at Woburn, smiling her way to -14 through three rounds.

    But Charley Hull and Bronte Law are still hoping to give the home crowd what they want and the top two ranked players in the world, Ko Jin-young and Park Sung-hyun, are in the hunt too.

    We should be in for an exciting final day at the Women's British Open.

    Hinako ShibunoGetty Images