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Good to see him and Syme doing well, they've both started the year well. Hill is currently projected 21st on the Race to Dubai. At least we might see more of this week now that the cameras have got there.

Jalibert will miss out for France on Friday after going off with a head injury on Saturday. Louis Carbonel will take his place.

He had the 54 hole lead by one shot and lost by 3. I'm 99% sure that a birdie on the last would have got him in a playoff, but he missed the fairway off the tee then compounded that by putting his second in the rough too, leading to duffing his third into the water. He shot level par while everyone around him was -4 and -5, it was a huge opportunity missed. When they played the back to back tourneys at Celtic Manor last year the course set up was tougher for the second one with scoring nowhere near as low, will be interesting to see if they do the same in Kenya this week. For comparison 68 players were under par for the Celtic Classic with a winning score of -18, but the Welsh Open only had 21 players under par with -8 winning.

Robert MacIntyre holds steady at 44th spot on the OWGR. Connor Syme breaks into the top 200 for the first time at 196th.

They did mention his last day Open Chernobyl on the commentary.

It's the fact that they go out of their way to tag the object of their abuse, in this case Liam Williams. (@sanjaywills is his twitter handle).

The Welsh fans don't like it either...

Matt Jones about to wrap up a win in the Honda Classic. He has a 5 shot lead going up the last. He started the day on -10, and is playing with JB Holmes who was -7. They are now 14 shots apart with Jones -2 for the day and Holmes +9.

Man Utd. [emoji1787] Just because you can play it out from the back doesn't mean you should.

They have regressed considerably imo from the games I've seen. Admittedly the standard of player is worse too.

Surely you kick the penalty first, then you have more space to try and score from further out?

I was in the Botanic Gardens in Glasgow on Friday and it was busy, but there were only a couple of groups of more than 4.

He should have won one of them tbh, had a disastrous finish including topping one into the water on 18.

That's a stunning try.

Couldn't have complained if it had been given, but the ball did squirt sideways a bit after he hit the ground.

A TMO decision goes Glasgow's way for once.

David McGoldrick with a great chance to equalise for Sheffield United, but he heads it wide when it looked easier to score.

Great effort, closing 64 could have been better too as he dropped a couple of shots and missed a few putts early on. Calum Hill tied 8th, he also left a few shots out there to finish with a 1 under 70. Grant Forrest started on the 10th and was 4 under thru his first 3 holes, but it fizzled out after that and he ended up with a 68 and tied for 33rd on 9 under. Same course for next weekend's Savannah Classic.

And from his position there was no way he could see clearly if it was grounded or not.

Live coverage from Kenya back tomorrow, appears the blackout was caused by equipment being held up in transit. https://www.europeantour.com/european-tour/news/articles/detail/update-on-magical-kenya-open-coverage/

The more I see the Adams try the more mystified I become that the ref was sure it was touched down. The more I see the French red card the more sure I am that Willemse is fucking stupid.

Allez!!!!

Looks like it on the replay. Not that the ref bothered checking.

This This This And this.

I was going to have a Saturday night drinking game of downing a shot every time they said the phrase "bear trap" on commentary, but I'm sure I would have been dead from alcohol poisoning by now.