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Pablo Larrazabal shoots a six under 66 to win the BMW International Open and secure his fourth European Tour title

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Pablo Larrazabal found another gear to come from behind and clinch the BMW Open.

The world number 118 started the day five shots off the pace.

But a sparkling final-round 66 saw the 32-year-old finish one stroke ahead of Henrik Stenson and sealed the Catalan's fourth European Tour title.

Larrazabal carded six birdies, including this one on the fourth.

Then a three on the par-four 16th proved decisive in a tense finish.

World number seven Stenson piled on the pressure with an eagle on the long 11th.

But Larrazabal safely negotiated the closing holes to prevail in Munich; becoming the first Spaniard to win a European Tour event this season.

Englishman Chris Paisley began the round two shots behind overnight leader James Morrison.

The Northumberland-born golfer needed an eagle at the 18th to force a play-off but could only make par.

It wasn't enough to overtake Larrazabal, who received a kiss from his fiancé, Gala Alten, and a second BMW Open trophy.