Waching daily Nov 6 2018

Justin Rose remains in the box seat after rain washed out the entire day at the BMW Championship on Sunday

Officials hope to be able to complete the rescheduled final round on Monday. Rose, who holds the 54-hole lead, has the chance to top the world rankings with victory in Philadelphia

He is on the brink of becoming world No 1 for the first time in his 20-year career after play was washed out at the BMW Championship in Pennsylvania

They will try again on Monday but with a similarly dire forecast and a saturated course that simply cannot take any more punishment, there is every chance the event will be reduced to 54 holes

With Rose the third-round pacemaker, that would be enough for him to topple Dustin Johnson from top spot without hitting another shot

Let's hope the forecast is somehow hopelessly wrong and he has the chance on Monday to achieve it in style against Rory McIlroy, who is a shot behind, and Tommy Fleetwood, just two adrift

But even if he doesn't, it should be remembered that Rose would assume pole position on the strength of a fabulous body of work over the last two years, not a weather delay

While Rose was doing a rain dance in the clubhouse, American Xander Schauffele must have cut a frustrated figure

Alongside McIlroy in a tie for second place, he needs to win to have any chance of claiming the last Ryder Cup wildcard, which will be announced on Monday

If no play is possible, US captain Jim Furyk will surely give it to another in-form twenty-something — Tony Finau

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Breaking News - David Seaman tells Bernd Leno to stay patient at Arsenal - Duration: 1:31.

David Seaman has stressed the need for Bernd Leno to show patience as the German goalkeeper bids to be the first choice at Arsenal

New manager Unai Emery has preferred Petr Cech to the man signed for £22.5million from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer

Leno is a Germany international but has had to be content with a place on the bench

But Seaman - who played more than 400 times for Arsenal in a glittering 13 years at the club - said: 'Just because he cost a lot of money does not mean he goes straight into the team

'He has to be patient. Petr Cech has done nothing wrong in goal. 'Ok, so he is adjusting to playing with the ball from the box

But he has been able to contribute to the team and has done nothing to cause him to be left out

' Seaman believes a spell in a more observational role will benefit Leno as he watches at first hand the demands of the Premier League

'This could be a learning curve for him. You have to be patient in football. I know

I had to be in the past when I was playing. Leno has to bide his time.'