Both players finished tied at 199 strokes (fourteen under par) after defeating the third day, planned as the last from Saturday due to storms that are sweeping the Sentosa Golf Club.
The player kept a comfortable Madrid four-shot lead over rivals in Ecuador of its run, but its level decreased in the final and had three bogeys on holes 12, 14 and 15 who put his victory into question. Its performance contrasted with that of Pagunsan, who had five birdies and one bogey to tie for the lead.
Thus, when the weather allows both players will vie for victory in a 'play-off tie-breaker. The Spanish chases his fifth win on the European Tour and first since the British Masters in 2008, while for the Philippines would be his first success at this level.
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