DAVID LAW HAS VICTORY CHANCE IN FINAL ROUND IN GERMAN TOUR

David Law goes into Wednesday's final round in joint second place, one shot off the pace, in the German PGA Pro Golf Tour's Glashofen-Neussas Open.

The Aberdonian, pictured after his victory in Morocco in April last year and playing out of the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, has had rounds of 69 and 70 for five-under-par 139 and shares second place with Germany's Sebastien Buhl (67-72) and Dutchman Robin Kind (71-68).

Leader on 138 with rounds of 68-70 is a German amateur Jeremy Paul.

Peterhead's Philip McLean, also attached to the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, is in joint 34th place on 148 after rounds of 72 and 76. David James from Dumfries missed the cut by four shots with scores of 74 and 79 for 153.

GLASHOFEN-NEUSSAS OPEN

Glashoffen-Neussas GC, Germany

LEADING SECOND-ROUND TOTALS

Par 144 (2x72)

138 Jeremy Paul (Ger) (am) 68 70.

139 David Law (Sco) 69 70, Sebastien Buhgl (Ger) 67 72, Robin Kind (Ned) 71 68.

SELECTED OTHER SCORES

148 Philip McLean (Sco) 72 76.

MISSED THE CUT (149 and better qualified)

153 David James (Sco) 74 79

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