Australian duo Matthew Millar and Peter Senior remain on course to secure their European Tour cards for 2008. The pair are locked at three-under-par, five shots off the lead, at the halfway point of the six round Tour School Final in Spain. Luis Claverie (68) and Pablo Larrazabal (71) lead the marathon event with three days to play. Senior and Millar are tied for 13th after 54 holes with compatriots Scott Barr (76) and Adam Bland (72) three shots further adrift. Senior, who fired a stunning 67 in the second round, matched his opening round of 73 on Saturday. Millar turned in a vital round of 69 to get him inside the top 20. The top 30 and ties will be rewarded with European Tour cards for the new season. The field will be trimmed to 90 after the fourth round of the play at the San Roque Club. Hoping to be survive the cut are Australians Terry Pilkadaris, who fired a round 70 to move to one-over-par and David Bransdon (74), who is four-over-par. Countrymen Gavin Flint (75) and Wade Ormsby (74) are even at five-over-par and in with a fighting chance. It looks a tougher task for Jarrod Mosely (76) at seven-over-par while Steve Alker (75) of New Zealand and the final Aussie, Adam Blyth (72), have work to do at eight-over-par. Tour School Final – The San Roque Club, Spain -8: Luis Claverie 69 71 68, Pablo Larrazabal 71 66 71 -7: Alan McLean 71 69 69, Florian Praegant 73 69 67, Martin Wiegele 71 69 69 -6: Thomas Aiken 70 68 72, Ronald Steiner 68 71 71, Sven Struver 71 71 68 -5: Joakim Backstrom 69 74 68, Sion E Bebb 71 71 69 -4: Tiago Cruz 68 70 74, John Mellor 71 69 72 -3: Richard Bland 73 69 71, Philip Golding 75 69 69, Renaud Guillard 72 70 71, Matthew Millar (Australia) 71 73 69, Peter Senior (Australia) 73 67 73, Ulrich Van Den Berg 70 71 72 Also: E: Scott Barr (Australia) 71 69 76, Adam Bland (Australia) 71 72 73, Gareth Paddison (New Zealand) 74 72 70 +1: Terry Pilkadaris (Australia) 72 75 70 +4: David Bransdon (Australia) 74 71 75 +5: Gavin Flint (Australia) 70 76 75, Wade Ormsby (Australia) 73 74 74 +7: Jarrod Moseley (Australia) 75 72 76 +8: Steve Alker (New Zealand) 73 76 75, Adam Blyth (Australia) 75 77 72