( CNN ) -- He overcame his nerves on Saturday , but Trevor Fisher Jnr . will have to do it all again if he wants to win his first European Tour title . The 33-year-old will have a shootout with fellow South African Richard Sterne at their home Joburg Open on Sunday after moving out to a five-shot lead over the rest of the field . Both shot four-under-par 68 to be 19 under the card after three rounds , with 2011 Masters champion Charl Schwartzel in a group of four players tied for third . `` A bit of nerves set in there , '' said Fisher , who has won seven times on southern Africa 's Sunshine Tour . `` You try not to think about the lead , but it 's there in front of you . '' Fisher finished third at the same tournament in January last year , his best result in a top-level event . `` I was a bit jumpy with the swing and was n't waiting at the top , so I hit a few bad shots there , '' he told the European Tour website on Saturday . `` But I came back nicely with a few birdies . It 's just a feeling , and you 've got to try and feel comfortable out there as much as possible . '' Sterne is looking for his first victory since December 2008 , when he won two successive titles on home soil and three that year including the Joburg Open . The 31-year-old finished second at last week 's Dubai Desert Classic , having led at the halfway stage . `` It 's quite draining for two weeks in a row , but I 'd rather be here than in the middle of the pack . The heart is pumping quite fast out there , '' said the five-time European Tour winner . Schwartzel , the Joburg champion in 2010 and 2011 , is looking for his third successive title after December victories at the Asian Tour 's Thailand Open and the co-sanctioned Alfred Dunhill Championship held in Malalane near Kruger National Park . He was tied with fellow South Africans Jaco van Zyl ( 67 ) and George Coetzee ( 70 ) plus Chile 's Felipe Aguilar , who also carded 68 . Pebble Beach leaderboard . Meanwhile , Brandt Snedeker is looking to shake off his tag of the PGA Tour 's `` 2013 nearly man '' after retaining a share of the lead after three rounds at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am . Snedeker , runner-up to Tiger Woods in the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines and to Phil Mickelson at the Phoenix Open in the last two weeks , matched Friday 's 68 to move three clear before James Hahn caught him with a 66 . It was the ninth successive round in the 60s for last year 's FedEx Cup winner Snedeker , seeking his first victory since September 's Tour Championship win , which earned him a $ 10 million jackpot . Chris Kirk was third , another shot back on 11-under 203 after carding 64 on Saturday , while joint halfway leader Patrick Reed dropped to fourth following a 67 . Defending champion Mickelson was tied for 56th after a 73 .
Richard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jnr . The pair were found guilty of conspiracy to supply cocaine with intent to supply, possession of a firearm without lawful excuse, possessing firearms in the commission of an offence, being unlawfully resident outside England and Wales and having Fisher is seeking his first European Tour title , while Sterne won his last in 2008 . Former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel tied for third in group of four players . Brandt Snedeker is looking to shake off his tag of the PGA Tour 's `` nearly man ''