Final round of Portugal Masters 9Part 1)

Spain's Rafael Cabrera-Bello will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Portugal Masters after a superb third round of 64. Cabrera-Bello carded five birdies, two eagles and one bogey to finish 18 under par, one ahead of Sweden's Christian Nilsson (66) and Chile's Felipe Aguilar (67).

The 27-year-old, who won the Austrian Open in 2009 with a closing round of 60, said: "It felt really good, I've been playing good the last few days. My goal today was to try and do the same thing. The two eagles definitely gave me a big boost and I think I played pretty solid.

"I did not make many mistakes. I've been hitting my irons really good this week, hitting them close and giving myself lots of opportunities and I've been able to make a few. Hopefully I can keep it up tomorrow."

Cabrera-Bello added on Sky Sports 1: "I probably won't be leading tomorrow by the time I tee off so I need to perform well and try to hit a low round again."

Sweden's Peter Hanson and Denmark's Thomas Bjorn are just two shots off the lead on 16 under, Hanson carding a superb 64 and Bjorn – seeking his fourth win of the season – returning a 66.