DUBAI - Tiger Woods' hopes of winning the Dubai Desert Classic for a record-equalling third time were all but quashed on Saturday after he carded a third round of 70.
It was an improved performance compared to the day before for the world number one, but he was left trailing tournament leader Rory McIlory by six strokes and the Northern Irishman had yet to tee off.
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