Rory McIlroy had a day to forget at the season-ending World Tour Championship, finishing the third round four shots off the lead and seeing Race to Dubai rival Eugenio Chacarra haul himself back into contention.
After round to forget, McIlroy set for Sunday showdown with Chacarra in Dubai
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- · Sky SportsExplained: How McIlroy can win the Race to Dubai
- · Sky Sports'I have a chance' - Chacarra hopeful of holding off McIlroy in Race to Dubai
- · Sky SportsChacarra plots weekend fightback to stop McIlroy from Race to Dubai history
- · Sky SportsMcIlroy backed for Race to Dubai 'reset' - can he overcome Chacarra?
- · BBC SportMcIlroy fades as Hatton leads in Dubai
- · Sky SportsChacarra reveals plan for 'dream' win over McIlroy and 'Dubai double'
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