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Stockholm, Sweden (Sports Network) - Mikko Ilonen fired a sizzling 7-under 65 on Saturday to jump into the lead following three rounds of the Nordea Masters. Ilonen finished 54 holes at Bro Hof Slott Golf Club at 18-under-par 198. He will try for his third career win on the European Tour and his first since 2007 on Sunday. "I need to shoot another low score and I can do it, but weve got 18 holes to go and lots of other guys are still hunting me," Ilonen said. Ilonens mark was not the low round of the day, however, as Alexander Noren did one better with an 8-under 64 to move into second place at 16-under. Matteo Manassero, who held at least a share of the lead at the end of both the first and second rounds, tripped to a double bogey at his final hole en route to a 1-under 71, dropping him into a share of third place with Jonas Blixt (66) at minus-14. Rikard Karlberg (67) owns sole possession of fifth at 12-under, while Bernd Wiesberger matched Norens 64 to move into a sixth-place tie with Thomas Bjorn (68) and Joost Luiten (70) at 11-under 205. Ilonen started his charge up the leaderboard with a 12-foot birdie putt at the second, and later picked up a couple more strokes at the sixth and ninth to hit the turn at 14-under, moving a stroke ahead of overnight leader Manassero. The 2007 winner of this event then hit his approach to three feet at the 13th and kicked that in for a birdie before rolling in another short birdie effort at the 14th. On the next hole, Ilonen saw his third shot land just beyond the pin and spin back into the cup for an eagle to move to 18-under. "It was raining and I just tried to squeeze it in there and got lucky with it a bit," Ilonen said about the shot. He closed with three straight pars to stay there. Noren, meanwhile, opened with a blistering pace as he collected three birdies over his first four holes, capping the run with an 80-foot putt at the fourth. A bogey at the fifth briefly halted his momentum, but he quickly recovered with a birdie at the sixth. After a pair of pars, the Swede hit his second shot at the par-5 ninth to about 10 feet and converted the eagle putt to make the turn at 13-under. He picked up a couple more shots with consecutive birdies at the 12th and 13th before pouring in another long birdie putt from 40 feet at the 16th to reach 16-under. "I hit a lot of good putts and I holed a lot of them -- I dont know where it came from, amazing putting," said Noren. "Ive played here a lot; Im from an hour away, its the best course in Sweden and it is a beautiful place." Manassero made the turn at even par on the day after trading a bogey at the fifth with a birdie at the ninth. After a string of three straight birdies from the 13th moved him into a share of second with Noren, he dumped his second shot at the 18th into the water en route to a double bogey to finish four strokes off the pace. NOTES: Noren won here in 2011 and is seeking his fourth career win on the European Tour ... Manassero became the youngest-ever winner of the BMW PGA Championship last week ... Six of the last 10 winners are in the field. Cheap Yeezy 350 Canada . Brett Kulak and Jackson Houck of the Vancouver Giants were each charged with assault causing bodily harm on Aug. 18, according to the B.C. court services. Yeezy 350 Canada Online . It just didnt show when he hit the ice. Berra made 42 saves and Kris Russell scored at 1:32 of overtime, lifting the Calgary Flames to a 3-2 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Sunday night. http://www.cheapyeezy350canada.com/ . 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Leicester earned their fourth 1-0 victory in a row on Super Sunday to move seven points clear of Tottenham, who could only draw with Liverpool on Saturday evening.Four wins from the remaining six games will guarantee Leicester the first top-flight title in their history and Schmeichel is now convinced his son Kasper will earn a Premier League medal this season. There was no doubt this was going to be a difficult game for them, he told Sky Sports.Having seen Spurs get a point at Liverpool and closing in to four points, to go out there with the opportunity to go seven points clear with six games to go was massive. This is championship-winning stuff when you can win your games 1-0, not playing well and getting those three points here and there. Peter Schmeichel Its probably the first time theyve had an opportunity to think about how this can become a reality.In all fairness, they did not play well. As Wes Morgan said, they defended well but the play going forward was not the best theyve done this season.This is championship-winning stuff when you can win your games 1-0, not playing well and getting those three points here and there. Wes Morgan celebrates giving Leicester the lead Schmeichel, who won five Premier League titles with Manchester United, says Leicesters fairytale charge is down to the simple tactics employed by Claudio Ranieri.He added: They dont complicate things. Its not a complicated set-up they have. Its very difficult to see the wheels coming off.Again today, they went out there and proved that. Everything is just falling into place. I now believe they can go and win it.They have to be calm and cant get carried away because six games is still a long, long way to go. Seven points is a fantastic cushion, but youve still got to go out there. Claudio Ranieri praised his Leicester sides fantastic effort against Southampton, in particular captain Morgan.dddddddddddd. Leicester go into next weeks Super Sunday clash with Sunderland having lost just three Premier League games all season.Graeme Souness joined Schmeichel in the Sky Sports studio - and says it wont be easy to finish the job, but praised the resilience of Ranieris side.There may still be a wobble, but they can afford a wobble, he said.In a season, generally there is a down period where you lose a game and it has an affect ion a team and you end up losing a couple. Morgan gives his thoughts after scoring the only goal of the game against Southampton Leicester lost to Arsenal and rebounded straight back. They lost to Arsenal again and rebounded straight back. They lost to Liverpool and rebounded straight back. That augurs well for them going forward.They were nervy today. They didnt play any football today. They defended like demons - and for as much of the ball as Southampton had, they didnt make the goalkeeper work.You have to say they are resilient and if the punch on the nose comes in the next six games, history this season tells you theyll bounce back. Also See: Leicester 1-0 Southampton As it happened Ranieri praises team Captain Morgans reaction ' ' '