Cabrera-Bello had a remarkable two days, climbing 39 places since the opening round to share the lead on 14-under-par going into the final day.
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Seven birdies on Saturday saw him card a faultless 65 and close the gap on Stenson in vying the final title of golf’s European Tour season.
Cabrera-Bello admitted he had been struggling on the front nine, but was thankful for an improvement in his short game that helped him turn things around.
“It’s been a very special round for me today, I am really pleased with the score and a good finish,” he told the European Tour’s official website.
Stenson maintained his consistent performance with a four-under 68.
