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<em>The Ryder Cup race comes down to one round for Stephen Gallacher in Italy, but judging by his form over the last 27 holes at the 71° Open D’Italia Presented by DAMIANI, he has every chance of pulling off a famous comeback. Read all about it...</em>

<strong>16</strong>– under par leads the way for Hennie Otto heading into the final day
<strong>2</strong>– shot lead for Otto over Scotland’s Richie Ramsay
<strong>11 </strong>– greens in regulation for the leader today
<strong>5 </strong>– out of seven successful scrambles from Otto
<strong>6</strong>– shots back going into round four, Stephen Gallacher’s Ryder Cup dreams are still alive
<strong>66 </strong>– was the round of the day from second place Richie Ramsay - S.S.P Chowrasia and Andy Sullivan also managed to card six under par rounds on moving day
<strong>9</strong>– under par for his last 27 holes for Gallacher
<strong>5</strong>– fairways found for Bernd Wiesberger in round three, but the Austrian still remains in contention in Italy
<strong>7 </strong>– under par for Ramsay on the par fives this week – he’s birdied the 9th and 12th holes at every attempt
<strong>7</strong>– shots behind, 2006 Italian Open Champion Francesco Molinari will need to go low in round four
<strong>3</strong>– the par four played the hardest, averaging 4.23
<strong>1</strong>– the opening par five averaged just 4.53 today, with only one player making bogey there