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Robert MacIntyre dug deep to keep his title near the top of the leaderboard however had been united by residence favorite Bernd Ritthammer heading into the final round of the Porsche European Open. The Scot took a 65 on Friday to begin the third round with a four-shot edge at 11 under par, but he saw that lead evaporate at the turn as he carded two bogeys while enjoying spouse Ritthammer rolled in two birdies. The Nuremberg native and MacIntyre bogeyed the 10th below earlier Ritthammer showed nerves of steel to bounce and birdie the 11th and 12th to spike 2 shots 33, to drop. Ritthammer allowed Ryder Cup star Paul Casey and MacIntyre back in at eight below following bogeys. However, the group regathered his or her own composure to birdie the past and move one shot ahead of world No 17 Casey. "Things did not go my way now," MacIntyre said. "I fought well until the ending. Where I'm on top, bottom or the leaderboard, it doesn't matter, every point counts. "Today I only showed my fight and to birdie the past was huge to have a tie for the lead. "It's pretty much the belief. Play my very best golf and I will go out there on Sunday. "If it is enough, it's enough. It's not When it's not. We're going to find out and today was a massive learning experience." Rolled in five birdies but blotted his card with two bogeys to take a seat solo third, whereas Austria's Matthias Schwab and also Spaniard Pablo Larrazabal are one further back on seven under par. Watch the closing of the Porsche European Open live on Sky Sports Golf on Sunday from 11.30am. Read more: pga golf odds