MOSCOW, July 26 (UPI) -- Sweden's Mikael Lundberg shot 4-under-par 68 Saturday and held the lead after three rounds of the European tour's Russia Open golf championship in Moscow.
His 54-hole total, 17-under 199, is three strokes better than England's Jamie Moul.
"The first round I played really well, yesterday not that well but made a great score and then today I played not as good at all," the Russian Open winner in 2005 told reporters. "With a few good shots, I managed to get it to four under -- I don't know how. I am just going to go out there (Sunday) and see if I can put a decent number on the board. Hopefully that will be enough."
He shared the second-round lead with compatriot Jarmo Sandelin.
Moul's 8-under 64 included eight birdies in all and closing birdies from holes 16-18.
Moul began Saturday's round in a tie for 11th place.
England's Benn Barham (65) and Michiel Bothma (66) of South Africa share third place at 14-under 202.
