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It doesn't looke like Justin Rose can do it from here, but you never, ever know at Augusta do you?

After a 350-yard bash off the tee, McIlroy doesn't capitalise with his second into the par-five and misses left.

Young is in the same little area between bunker and green so that's going to be an interesting test of their short games.

Justin Rose hates that. No wonder. It's a huge mishit and he's pulled his approach way left of the 14th green. His mind must be racing after the previous three holes.

Two really nice rounds from Americans Max Homa and Xander Schauffele, who both made it around Augusta National today without a bogey.

Schauffele looks set for his customary top 10 at the Masters - his fourth in a row - but he's never really been involved in the battle at the top.

Hopefully today's 67 can spark something in Homa's game and we'll see him back to the form he showed a few years ago when picking up those six PGA Tour wins.

It's getting loud in Holywood!

For the first time this week, Rory McIlroy finds his draw off the tee at 13 and slings one away from the trees. Great position for his second into the par-five.

Cameron Young flirts with the trees but nestles in the first cut of rough.

Trish Johnson
Former Europe Solheim Cup player on BBC Radio 5 Live

Rose has just hit one of the shots of a lifetime and just hit two of the worst putts he’s ever hit.

That’s devastating.

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Settle, settle...Justin Rose barely touches his eagle putt from 20 feet or so but this is not hitting the brakes.

That's a good five or six feet past and he misreads the return which cuts left on him.

Scottie Scheffler can't take advantage of that nice chip shot as he rolls his birdie putt by the side of the hole on 13 as he remains on nine under and now really starting to run out of holes to catch the leaders.

McIlroy's a touch under seven feet away, closer than anyone's been at 12 today.

And he makes it! A superb two from the defending champion to take a two-shot lead.

Young's birdie try was right straight off the blade. Par.

Trish Johnson
Former Europe Solheim Cup player on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is one of the best shots I have seen on 13 for many a year (from Rose).

He’s hit it like an absolute Exocet missile, straight at the flag.

That is magnificent.

Justin Rose has had a long wait for the green to clear as he plays his second on the 13th but what a shot that is. His ball heads right and flies straight at the pin.

He's rewarded for taking such an aggresive line with an eagle putt to come.

Russell Henley is one back at the Masters as he tries to emulate his mentor Larry Mize, who won here in 1987.

He's in a decent spot on the 15th but could ideally do with a couple more birdies to give himself a chance of a Green Jacket as a birthday present.

He has a look at birdie here but that's sliding past. Are pars good enough at this stage?

What a shot from McIlroy at 12!

A sawed-off short-iron, he flirts with the bunker at the front, but it carries and shuffles around.

Great look at birdie.

And Cameron Young follows him! Another bold line and he's thinking two now. Two gutsy shots.

How about this for a back-nine charge from Collin Morikawa?!

He knocks in his fifth birdie in a row at the par-three 16th and moves just two back.

After taking seven at the par-five second, he's played some beautiful stuff.

Beware the injured golfer...

Rory McIlroy's lag-putting is as good as anyone's but that's not his best effort there. He comes up eight feet shy from 60 feet and has put the pressure back on himself.

But he makes it! That was huge.

Cameron Young also leaves himself a wee tester which he converts.

It's a lay-up for Scottie Scheffler on the 13th to leave 55 yards over the tributary to Rae's Creek, and he opts for the aerial route which he plays nicely, landing it softly with some spin and it rolls back to well within birdie range.

Chance coming up.

Justin Rose turns to his putter to get him out of trouble on the 12th. That's never going to drop though from the back edge and all of a sudden he's putting for bogey from five feet past.

In it goes. But it's back-to-back bogeys and potentially a huge turning point in his quest to win the Masters.

The final group have reached Amen Corner. Rory McIlroy hooked his second into the water at 11 yesterday, leading to a double bogey, but he's much further down the hill today and he bails out right.

Long putt coming up.

Cameron Young slices a beauty around the tree from the right-hand side of the fairway and is much closer to the hole. Impressive.

Russell Henley has a birdie putt for share of the lead up on the 14th but he's under read it.

That's another one he's missed to the right after similar efforts on the 10th and 12th holes.