Rahm embroidered it and took the lead in Dubai with a day to spare

Jon Rahmwith a great lap on 65 strokes (seven under par), equaling the best card of the day, for a cumulative score of 201 (-15), he became the sole leader of dubai golf tournamentplayed at Jumeirah Golf Estates (Earth Course), the final event of the year on the DP World Tour,

rahm ahead of a stroke of English advantage Matt Fitzpatrickand there are two in Swedish alex norenin the absence of a day for a tournament that will close this year’s DP World Tour.

The final day, in addition to deciding the winner of the Dubai tournament, with seven of the top 25 best players in the world, will decide the final victory in the final classification of the circuit season, which will now be one-on-one between the Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy (first in the classification, with 4,154.1 points) and Matt Fitzpatrick (third, with 3,155.5).

rahmwith 7 ‘bidies’, matched the 65 hits they had previously delivered Rory McIlroyworld number 1, and the Polish Adrian Merok, who finished with totals of 204 (-12) and 206 (-10) hits, respectively. The Spaniard’s third card could have been better, because on the 18th hole he kicked for ‘eagle’, narrowly missing the hole.

Barrika’s, former world number 1 and currently fifth, who started the day four shots behind then co-leaders, the English Tyrrel Hatton and Matt Fitzpatrick, He will be looking for what will be his third victory in Dubai from an unbeatable position. At the start of the last nine holes he was three strokes behind Noren and Hutton, but by the 15th hole he became a co-leader and did not lose a good place.

In addition, he took advantage of Hatton’s dip, finishing with a 72 (even), for a total of -12 that still kept him in play for the final day; and Noren’s errors in e 13 and 16.

The only one to match the Spaniard was Fitzpatrick, who carded a 70 (-2) that left him in second place, one shot behind Rahm.

Of the rest of the Spaniards, now disastrous 7 of the bad second round of adri arnaus, where he signed a ‘triple bogey’ that took him from -10 to -7. He conditioned him on the following holes, finishing with a 75 (+3), for a combined -6. Better Jorge Campillowho started badly but reacted (four ‘birdies’ in the last six holes) and delivered a third card with a 71 (-1) for a total of -9 that took him to eighth place.

Adrian Otaegui has a total of -5; while Rafael Cabrera Bello He is at par, as is the Paraguayan Fabrizio Zanotti.