Paul Broadhurst and Ross Fisher both birdied the last three holes to be joint leaders entering the final round of the BMW PGA Championship, one stroke ahead of Aussie Marcus Fraser. Fraser (70) was joint halfway leader alongside Justin Rose, but, after setting the early pace on the third day, the Australian was over-taken by fast-finishing English duo Broadhurst (68) and Fisher (69) to set up an enthralling final day. Fraser and Richard Sterne, who shot the day&aposs best score of 66, are now just one shot behind the two leaders, while a disappointing 73 to Justin Rose saw the high profile Englishman slip back to fifth. Irish favourite Padraig Harrington (75) had a disappointing round and is further back in the field at three-under, while Australian Peter O&aposMalley (71) is a further one shot behind. After posting consecutive rounds of 69, Australian Matthew Millar slipped out of contention as he posted 79 on the third day to drop back to one-over on the leaderboard, while Brett Rumford&aposs 81 see&aposs the Aussie at 11-over. Results from round three of the BMW PGA Championship, England : -10: Paul Broadhurst 66 72 68, Ross Fisher 70 67 69 -9: Marcus Fraser (Australia) 67 70 70, Richard Sterne 68 73 66 -7: Justin Rose 66 70 73 -6: Miguel Angel Jimenez 70 68 72 -5: Markus Brier 73 68 70, Nick Dougherty 69 71 71, Anders Hansen 74 70 67 -4: Angel Cabrera 70 66 76, Paul Casey 73 67 72 -3: Fredrik Andersson Hed 69 72 72, Alejandro Canizares 68 71 74, Niclas Fasth 72 73 68, Richard Green (Australia) 73 73 67, Padraig Harrington 69 69 75, Mikko Ilonen 68 71 74, Jeev Milkha Singh 77 69 67, Lee Westwood 71 72 70 also: -2: Peter O&aposMalley (Australia) 71 72 71 1: Matthew Millar (Australia) 69 69 79 11: Brett Rumford (Australia) 77 69 81