Former champion Sandy Lyle slipped off the pace on the third day of The Masters as he hit a one-over-par 73.

Lyle had threatened to turn back the clock after five successive birdies late in his second round, but the 1988 champion bogeyed two of the first five on his return and was unable to get back in the hunt.

The Scot will tee-off alongside Ireland's Padraig Harrington on the final day at 17.15 local time, with the pair starting 10 strokes behind joint-leaders Kenny Perry and Angel Cabrera at one under.