FRANCE'S Christian Cevaer twice holed out for eagle to claim his first European Tour victory in an amazing finish to the Spanish Open in Fuerteventura.

France’s Christian Cevaer twice holed out for eagle to claim his first European Tour victory in an amazing finish to the Spanish Open in Fuerteventura.

David Park takes a one-shot advantage into the final round of the Spanish Open as he attempts to lead from start to finish in Fuerteventura.

Ricardo Gonzalez’s bid to become the first back-to-back tournament winner for three years suffered a late blow in the Spanish Open in Fuerteventura.

Argentina’s Ricardo Gonzalez today stepped up his bid for back-to-back victories in the Spanish Open in Fuerteventura.

WELSHMAN David Park, who won on his second European Tour start but has not finished in the top three in 134 events since, holds a one-shot lead after the first round of the Spanish Open.

Welshman David Park, who won on his second European Tour start but has not finished in the top three in 134 events since, holds a one-shot lead after the first round of the Spanish Open.

ON the same course where he hopes to represent Argentina in the World Cup in November, Ricardo Gonzalez won the Seville Open yesterday thanks to a 40-foot birdie putt on the final green.

Steven O’Hara today showed fellow Scot Alastair Forsyth what could have happened if only he had been able to get a flight back to the Seville Open.

Steven O’Hara showed fellow Scot Alastair Forsyth what he was missing with a charge through the field at the Seville Open today.

Jean Van de Velde, runner-up in the Open five years ago, lost his European Tour card today.

Raul Ballesteros, the 23-year-old nephew of Severiano, has given himself the chance to win his first European tour title this weekend.

Miguel Angel Jimenez wasted little time today putting himself in contention for yet another European tour victory.

All because of what happened at Carnoustie five years ago, the Seville Open starting today carries enormous importance for Jean Van de Velde.

WITH the race for places in Europe's Ryder Cup team now past the halfway stage, captain Bernhard Langer still has plenty of questions to be answered ahead of September's Oakland Hills showdown.