ENGLAND’S OLIVER FISHER and Steven O’Hara of Scotland have moved two clear of the rest of the field with scores of -10 at the Czech Open.
O’Hara was the early mover – recording a fine 65 to move into contention and he was joined at the top of the leaderboard later in the day by Fisher, who carded a 68 for his day’s effort.
Three players – including overnight leader Mikael Lundberg – are two strokes behind on eight-under with Damien McGrane best of the Irish after a round of 72, which leaves him on -6 along with Manual José Lara and another Scot, David Drysdale.
Paul McGinley is one shot further back on -5 after a 71 with both Shane Lowry (75) and Peter Lawrie (74) now well off the pace after disappointing third-round scores.
It was also a very mixed day for Simon Thornton – he surged up the leaderboard with three birdies on the back nine before three bogeys and two double bogeys ruined his hopes and saw him sign for a 76 and a tie for 64th.