Madelene Sagstrom isn't letting this go without a fight, and she's creeping up on her fellow Swede Nordqvist after a second straight birdie moves her on to 10 under.

She's not made a lot with her putter today but her approach play means she keeps on getting chances.

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For the first time in a little while, the leaderboard has been relatively settled...

-12 A Nordqvist (10)

-11 G Hall (15)

-10 M Lee (F), M Sagstrom (12), L Salas (11), N Koerstz Madsen (10)

-9 L Harm (F), P Tavatanakit (F), L Duncan (12)

Selected others:

-7 N Korda (13)

Here we go, we're on the back nine on a Sunday, with five players still out on the course all within three shots of leader Anna Nordqvist, and Minjee Lee already in the clubhouse with a handy 10 under mark in case the leaders slip up.

So who'll be taking home the trophy?

Let us know using #bbcgolf on Twitter.

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Iain Carter
Golf commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

A few clouds are puffing up and it doesn't feel quite as bright at Carnoustie. But I don't think there is any chance of rain.

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Georgie Heath: Georgia Hall absolutely flying here

Wonder who they're supporting? Are we a fan of the headgear?

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Now then - the toughest holes on the course, and three chances for Georgia Hall to make her move.

Current leader Anna Nordqvist has just come around the turn and has holes in hand.

Here we go!

Sophie Powell
Ladies European Tour player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I think Georgia Hall having already won a Women's Open, back in 2018, is a really important factor this afternoon.

She has been there and done it.

Carnoustie is a similar golf course to Lytham - where she won three years ago - in there are a lot of pot bunkers.

She will be remembering the good times and be confident in her golf.

You wouldn't think she was five under as she goes along so quietly. She never seems to change her demeanour.

As Minjee Lee just discovered, this finishing hole at Carnoustie is no picnic, with the burn in play snaking its way down the hole, hungry bunkers waiting to gobble up your ball, and ruin your round, and, oh yes, the out of bounds stakes that guide the entire left side of the hole.

If anyone says they're not thinking about those treacherous white stakes then they're lying!

This tournament could be won and lost down here....

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Another birdie for Duncan and it's starting to get really, really interesting among the Scottish crowd now as she sits just three shots off the leader.

Playing partner Sagstrom also makes her birdie but it feels like a dropped shot as she left herself a tiddler for eagle but her stone cold putter hasn't given her much today at all.

-12 A Nordqvist (9)

-11 G Hall (14)

-10 M Lee (F), L Salas (10), N Koerstz Madsen (9)

-9 L Harm (F), P Tavatanakit (17), M Sagstrom (11), L Duncan (11)

Selected others:

-7 N Korda (12)

Sophie Powell
Ladies European Tour player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I think Minjee Lee will be disappointed how she finished the 18th.

You could tell that by her expression at the end.

But seven birdies on the final day is something to be proud of.

Onto the final (and arguably the hardest) hole of the course for Minjee Lee.

First shot is safely on the fairway - but beware of the burn! Goodness me, the ball literally bouces up off the wall and pops over the burn!

You feel that she just rushed that par putt, and Lee finishes with her only bogey of the day.

What a fabulous round though, from the 2021 Evian champion.

She is the clubhouse leader and now she waits.

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This is very good from Georgia Hall on the back nine - Another beautiful putt but she couldn't bag herself a third eagle as it settles right up to the edge of the hole.

A simple tap and she is now one away from the current leader Anna Nordqvist.

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That putter is warming up nicely now for Nordqvist and she drains another, with the flag left in this time, to hit the turn in three under today and to lead outright on 12 under.

She's hit back-to-back birdies and three in four holes, has looked calm and assured all day and is now nine holes from glory.

Don't want to jinx it but she's not had a bogey in the last 29 holes here.....

BBC Sport

With it all going off at Carnoustie, this seems the perfect time to remind you that all the highlights of today's action will be on BBC Sport later.

We'll have daily highlights on the Sport website, Red Button and iPlayer from 21:00 BST.

Or if you want to wait to sit down in front of the box, they will be on BBC Two at 23:00 BST.

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Great response! Duncan really has got some bottle for a 21-year-old amateur and is rising to this occasion magnificently.

Her birdie on 10 delights the bumper crowd following her, and you know what, she's only three shots back with two par fives to come and plenty of shots to be played yet.

Could she?

Sophie Powell
Ladies European Tour player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I think the most intelligent golfer will win today, with just keeping calm and picking your chances to go. It is knowing what flags to go at with your shape of shot. It's about sticking with the gameplan.

-11 M Lee (16), A Nordqvist (8)

-10 G Hall (11), L Salas (9), N Koerstz Madsen (8)

-9 P Tavatanakit (16), M Sagstrom (9)

-8 L Harm (16), A Furue (13)

Selected others:

-7 N Korda (11), L Duncan (9)

Anna Nordqvist joins Minjee Lee at the top of the leaderboard after a superb birdie putt on the eighth - with what was only an outside chance really.

She talked about staying patient and has stuck to her word today, playing solidly if unspectacular, but that was right out of the top drawer.

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