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Moving day was just as good as we expected at the inaugural Made in Denmark. Despite conditions proving tough Marc Warren somehow still managed to card a 66 to join Bradley Dredge at the top of the leaderboard. There were some great numbers behind all today's drama , so check them out here...

<strong>6</strong>– under par total for Bradley Dredge & Marc Warren leads the way
<strong>66</strong>– round of the day from Marc Warren
<strong>5</strong>– shots separating the top 12 players, making for an exciting finale in Denmark
<strong>2</strong>– wins each for co-leaders Dredge & Warren on the European Tour
<strong>12</strong>– players under par for the tournament going into the final day
<strong>2007</strong>– the year of Warren’s last win on the European Tour at the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles
<strong>1</strong>– win for the Scot already in Scandinavia, coming at the EnterCard Scandinavian Masters in 2006
<strong>8</strong>– birdies from Warren in his five under par third round
<strong>14 </strong>– was the easiest hole on Saturday, averaging just 3.62
<strong>6</strong>– the long par four played brutal today, averaging 4.82, with nobody able to make birdie there
<strong>0 </strong>– bogeys and 4 birdies on the par threes this week for Thorbjørn Olesen
<strong>3 </strong>– birdies in 3 attempts from Thomas Bjorn at the par five 4th this week, Olesen has done the same
<strong>0</strong>– bogeys from Richard Bland in his round three 68
<strong>20,900</strong>– fans attended the Made in Denmark on Saturday
<strong>2</strong>– eagles at the fourth for Oli Fisher already this week