South Korea's Jeunghun Wang holds a share of the lead at 14-under after firing six birdies in his back nine to close with a 66.

"I think I played really well today and the last two days as well. I changed my putter two weeks ago and that has worked really well. I think that’s the reason I’ve played so well.

"I didn’t really think about birdies. I just kept playing, aiming at the flag and it worked."

Wang is playing in his sixth event since returning from a two-year absence while completing his military service.

"I still cannot believe I'm here. I’m really excited to play every event.

"I'm not thinking about winning right now. I’ll just play my own game tomorrow and hopefully it will work."

Taking the lead into the final round tomorrow:

-14 Wang 🇰🇷
-14 Del Rey 🇪🇸 #SingaporeClassic pic.twitter.com/zc178OytU3

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Tied alongside him is Spain's Alejandro del Rey who also carded a 66 in a mixed round featuring an eagle at the par-5 13th, seven birdies and three bogeys.

"It’s a place that suits me pretty well and it’s about dropping the putts.

"They’ve dropped pretty well so far. I hope to continue tomorrow."

England's Richard Mansell lies in solo third place at 13-under having shot a bogey-free 65.

First-round leader Tom McKibbin of Northern Ireland started well with three consecutive birdies but went on to make five bogeys and closed with a 71 to move down into a share of fourth place at 12-under alongside England's Nathan Kimsey (69), Finland's Sami Välimäki (69) and Germany's Marcel Schneider (70).

How good was this from @NathanKimsey earlier 👌#SingaporeClassic pic.twitter.com/p1GC6ihked

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