MUNICH (AP) — George Coetzee birdied four of his last six holes Friday for a second straight 5-under 67, putting him in a tie with Henrik Stenson for the lead at the BMW International Open.

Stenson made an eagle on the par-5 sixth hole for the second day in a row, but the Swede finished with two bogeys for a 70. Stenson and Coetzee were at 10-under 134, one stroke ahead of Pablo Larrazabal of Spain, who shot a 67.

Stenson is looking for his first victory since 2009, having dropped from fourth in the world rankings to 124th.

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