Amundi Evian Championship Leaderboard And Live Updates: Haeran Ryu And Akie Iwai Share Lead Going Down 72nd Hole As Brooke Henderson Sits One Back

BIRDIE FOR RYU

IWAI MISSES

Gutting finish for Iwai, whose birdie putt slides by the right-side.

That's a closing par for the Japanese player, who finishes 18-under for the championship.

MAGIC FROM RYU

What a time to make your first birdie!

Ryu has struggled today, but she gets a putt to drop at the last and gets to 19-under.

It only just made it, but that's a birdie and puts the pressure on her playing partners.

HOW GOOD?!

BIRDIE PUTTS INCOMING

Both Ryu and Iwai find the green with their approaches, leaving around eight-feet for birdies.

They are both outside Henderson's eagle putt, though, such was the quality of her approach.

WOW! WHAT A SHOT FROM HENDERSON

That's incredible from Brooke Henderson!

From the middle of the fairway, the Canadian produces a stunning approach that rolls to six-feet from the hole.

She'll have that for eagle, with it a relatively simple putt up the hill.

IWAI AND RYU LAY UP

Iwai chips out from the trees and leaves herself well back of the flag.

Ryu, meanwhile, wedges out from the rough and leaves herself slightly back of Iwai, with both in the fairway.

TROUBLE OFF THE TEE

Iwai and Ryu share the lead, but they will be forced to lay-up with their second shots at the par 5 18th, with both going well left off the tee.

Henderson, meanwhile, pounds her tee shot down the fairway and will be able to reach the green with her second.

SUPER SAIGO

Saigo eagles the last and joins Im and Yamashita at 15-under-par.

ALL-SQUARE DOWN THE LAST

Iwai and Ryu safely par, while Henderson misses a tough three-footer.

It was a good first putt, but she never looked comfortable over her par attempt, with it missing the hole.

Henderson is 17-under, Iwai and Ryu are 18-under.

IM TO 15-UNDER

Just as Yamashita ends her round, Im joins her at 15-under, with the pair firing rounds of 65 and 66 on Sunday.

THREE BIRDIES FOR MIYU

Great finish from Yamashita, who birdies the final three holes to finish 15-under.

It won't be enough to win, but it's a great showing from the Major winner, who sits solo fourth right now.

BIRDIE FOR BROOKE

17TH HOLE

Ryu produces a decent approach into the par 4 17th, where the pin is tucked on the right-side of the green.

Iwai goes at the flag, landing 15-feet behind it, while Henderson pulls it left and it leaves a tough two-putt coming up from the edge of the green.

Advantage Iwai.

THREE-WAY TIE FOR THE LEAD

Ryu misses her birdie attempt and Henderson doesn't at the 16th!

Iwai two putts, and that means we now have a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard.

Unreal finish in-store

SAIGO DROPS A SHOT

We momentarily had a three-way tie for fourth, but Saigo bogeys the 17th and drops to a tie for sixth.

YAMASHITA TO 14-UNDER

We now have a three-way share of fourth, with Miyu Yamashita moving to 14-under.

The AIG Women's Open winner birdies the 16th and 17th to join Saigo and Im.

SUCH GOOD GOLF

Iwai goes right at the par 3 16th, leaving a tough two putt.

Henderson and Ryu, meanwhile, go straight at the flag and finish around 10-feet behind the hole. They will have great looks at birdies coming up.

WHAT'S UP FOR GRABS?

Along with the trophy, there is also lots of prize money and points available this week.

Check out the full Amundi Evian Championship prize money breakdown here.

SHARE OF THE LEAD

Ryu can only par the easy par 5 15th and she remains at 18-under.

She was leading, but is now co-leader, as Iwai two putts for birdie to move to 18-under, while Henderson moves to 17-under, thanks to her two putt birdie.

GREAT TWO PUTT FROM SAIGO

At the par 3 16th, Saigo makes a great two putt from the front of the green to remain at 14-under. She shares fourth with Im right now.

IWAI'S BIRDIE

GREAT EFFORT FROM HENDERSON

From the rough, Henderson digs her fairway wood out and finds the middle of the green at the par 5 15th.

She has an eagle chance coming up, but will take a two putt, given the difficulty of the attempt.

It's a similar story to Iwai, who from the fairway also finds the green, albeit well back of the hole.

BIG SLICE OF LUCK FOR THE LEADER

Faced with an awkward lie, Ryu pushes her approach at the par 5 15th and grimaces as it goes right.

Somehow, though, it clears the thick rough and finds the short grass, leaving a nice pitch up to the flag.

IWAI MOVES WITHIN ONE

Ryu can't convert her birdie attempt at the 14th, but Iwai can!

Her birdie putt dives in the middle of the hole, with the Japanese player moving to within one of leader, Ryu.

HUGE SAVE FROM BROOKE

That's an incredible up-and-down from Henderson!

Her tee shot goes long and right and on to a tee box. There aren't many options with the pitch, forcing her to go past the flag around 15-feet.

It's a tough putt for par, but it never looks anywhere else, as it drops in the center of the hole for a huge save.

IM TO 14-UNDER

Jin Hee Im birdies the 11th, 13th and 15th to move to 14-under, which is currently a share of fourth alongside Mao Saigo.

MORE GREAT TEE SHOTS

The par 3 14th has been playing under-par today, and it's clear to see why, as Ryu and Iwai put their tee shots close.

Both leave around six-to-eight-feet, while Henderson goes long and right of the flag, leaving a tough up-and-down coming up.

NO BIRDIES

Well, after all three players in the final group hit excellent approaches, none of them can convert at the 13th.

Iwai's putt just slides by, while Ryu's attempt never threatens the hole. Henderson, meanwhile, sees her effort run by the right-edge.

Ryu remains two clear of her playing partners.

LYDIA KO FINISHES UP

Ko fires an excellent seven-under 64 final round to move into a share of fifth.

Great performance from the LPGA Tour Hall of Famer, who will add another top 10 to her CV.

GREAT SHOTS AT THE 13TH

Ryu, Henderson and Iwai are pulling themselves away from the chasing pack, with their approach shots at the 13th showing why.

Finding the fairway, all three are within 15-feet of the hole on the long par 4, with all leaving great chances for birdie.

RYU LOOKING FOR BACK-TO-BACK MAJORS

Nelly Korda claimed the Chevron Championship and US Women's Open earlier this year and, with a victory, Ryu would match her in winning back-to-back Majors.

The South Korean claimed the KPMG Women's PGA Championship last month, and is on-course to secure another Major title.

HENDERSON'S ACE

THE STORY SO FAR

We are a few holes in to the back nine, where Haeran Ryu leads by two strokes from Brooke Henderson and Aki Iwai.

Henderson has been the main challenger to Ryu's perch, with the Canadian making an eagle and a hole-in-one to move within one shot at one point.

Ryu, though, has produced some good saves, seeing her advantage move to two with six holes remaining.