( CNN ) -- Storylines wo n't be lacking entering the final round of golf 's Masters . You have Jordan Spieth , at 20 trying to become the youngest winner at Augusta . Popular Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez , 50 , could become the oldest champion at the event . Sentimental favorite Thomas Bjorn -- he of the collapse at the British Open more than 10 years ago -- remains in contention and Matt Kuchar , like the other three , wants to bag a maiden major . Oh , and we should n't forget Bubba Watson , attempting to win at Augusta for the second time in three years . Those are just a few . Spieth and Watson share the lead at 5-under-par 211 , a shot better than Jonas Blixt and Matt Kuchar and two better than Jimenez and Rickie Fowler . Watson had a three-shot advantage after two rounds . Spieth , a Masters rookie like Blixt , has been solid in all three of his rounds rather than spectacular . His 1-under-par 71 on Thursday was followed by a 70 Friday and another 70 Saturday . He mixed four birdies with two bogeys in the third round . `` This is where I wanted to be , '' Spieth told Sky Sports . `` It was a huge goal of mine to put myself in the position to contend at a major championship , and the Masters sticks out in my head as the one tournament to win in my whole life . '' `` I 'm trying not to think about that , you try to stay level headed on the golf course and so far so good , but I would n't want to be anywhere else right now . There is still a quarter of the tournament to go but ultimately it would be a dream come true for me . `` I 've dreamed of playing here and of winning here so who knows what can happen tomorrow . '' Jimenez struggled Friday with a 76 but was 10 shots better off Saturday , thanks in large part to seven birdies . If he was to win Sunday , Jimenez -- soon to be competing on the Champions Tour -- would surpass Jack Nicklaus as the oldest titlist at Augusta . `` If you are 50 , it does n't mean that you can not play well , '' Jimenez told reporters . `` I 'm still moving . I 'm still flexible . `` I hit the ball longer than ever . I 'm not a long hitter necessarily , just a medium hitter . But I still play my irons , when I want to play a fade or draw , high or low , it still happens . I 'm competitive . `` Majors are about patience . Today I was very patient . I have plenty of victories in my career and having a major in my career would be amazing . That would be the flower on top . '' Kuchar would have joined Watson and Spieth atop the leaderboard had he not bogeyed the last hole and Bjorn will be ruing three bogeys in his last six holes , although he trails the leaders by merely three shots . Watson could n't match his sizzling Friday display , when he tallied five straight birdies on the difficult back nine . Instead he endured a shaky start , bogeying four holes on the front nine . He held it together thereafter , dropping another shot only at the 16th as part of his 74 . `` I was pumped up , my shots were going further than I was expecting them to , and the greens got firmer , harder and made it difficult , '' Watson told Sky Sports . Defending champion Adam Scott slumped into a tie for 16th following his 76 and was overtaken by , among others , American Gary Woodland . Woodland matched a Masters record by hitting a 30 on the front nine . Three bogeys and a double bogey , though , on the back nine left him five shots behind Spieth and Watson .
Jordan Spieth and fellow American Bubba Watson share the lead at the Masters . Matt Kuchar is trying to become the youngest ever winner at Augusta . They lead the Sweden 's Matt Kuchar and Spain 's Jonas Blixt by a shot . Spain 's Jonas Blixt could become the oldest CNN champion .