Casey and Donald in the swing and power five shots clear

PAUL CASEY seems to be quickly getting over the controversy and bitter resentment he has caused with his remarks about Americans, America and Tom Lehman in particular.

Sat, 20 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Charlie Mulqueen, Seville

After an almost sleepless night on Wednesday, he was fully refreshed yesterday and was in inspirational form.

He and Luke Donald shot a magnificent eight under par 64 to send England into a five stroke lead at the halfway stage of the World Cup.

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