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Englishman Lee Westwood will start Sunday’s final round of LIV Golf Singapore tied for the lead at 10-under-par alongside Torque GC captain, Joaquin Niemann.
With a victory, 52-year-old Westwood, who has 44 professional wins across 20 countries, could become the oldest player to win a LIV Golf individual title.
He carded a three-under 68 in challenging conditions.
Niemann, who has an eighth career LIV title in his sights, surged with a five-under 66, featuring seven birdies.
The Chilean has led or shared the lead entering the final round five times in his LIV career, winning on all four prior occasions.
Two-time US Open champion, Bryson DeChambeau, who started Saturday with a three-shot lead, struggled to a one-over 72, but is just one shot behind the joint leaders.
The American shares third place with Richard T. Lee.
The Canadian is in contention to become the first wildcard player to win a LIV Golf tournament.
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