Reaction following the third round of the Russian Open from Moscow on Saturday

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SOUNDBITE: (English) Lee Slattery, England:

"Very similar to the last time really. I think I had a two shot lead there. I remember losing the lead quite early, but then it kind of pushed me on to start playing well again. So, just a very similar position and very similar feelings. Yeah, I mean I have just got to go out there and enjoy it tomorrow and - the old cliche: just take it one shot at a time and that is what I will be doing tomorrow and I am looking forward to it, yeah."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Craig Lee, Scotland:

"Yeah I'm delighted with five-under, would have definitely taken that before we went off. Obviously the weather has been testing for the morning boys and we probably got lucky with the draw and actually left the hotel when play had been suspended, so I didn't have to warm up in the rain. It's been very testing."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Estansilao Goya, Argentina:

"Yeah I am very pleased. As you said, a bogey-free round again and I feel very happy about it. You know, it was tougher. It was wet and longer. The wind changed a bit a couple of times. It is a little bit colder so the ball is not flying as much, but I am very pleased and I have a chance for tomorrow as well. So yeah I will try to make the most of this."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Bradley Dredge, Wales:

"Started off playing really well, hitting some good shots and I felt really good and just gradually got to the point on the course where I really didn't know what had happened with it. At 17 took out the old rescue to hit it and that was barely in Russia that was. So it is not very nice. When you stand over a three-iron and going over the water on the last, but not really knowing what is going to happen with it. So, poor stuff today. Disappointing, as you say, after a good start. Then, unfortunately, I didn't slot the putts in either.