European Open 2016: Saturday Leaderboard Scores and Highlights

Frenchman Alexander Levy still leads the 2016 European Open after finishing a delayed second round eight-under par on Saturday. Levy is 17-under par overall after wrapping up a round that was suspended on Friday due to fog and darkness.

He's ahead of Sweden's Michael Jonzon, the tournament's surprise package so far. Jonzon is 13-under and one shot ahead of Englishman Ross Fisher after completing a round of 63.

Here's what the leaderboard looks like after Saturday: 

Position	Player	To Par	Saturday Score	Overall
1	Alexander Levy	-17	63	125
2	Michael Jonzon	-13	63	129
3	Ross Fisher	-12	65	130
T4	Bernd Wiesberger	-11	64	131
T4	Florian Fritsch	-11	64	131
T4	Martin Kaymer	-11	64	131
T7	Bradley Dredge	-10	64	132
T7	Robert Karlsson	-10	63	132
T7	Jean Hugo	-10	66	132
T10	Matthew Southgate	-9	67	133

All scorecard information from the European Tour official site.

Recap

Levy only had one hole to play after Friday's postponement. He managed par on the par-four 18 to close out the round with a score of 63.

But it was Swede Jonzon who was drawing the attention on Saturday. A splendid second shot got him out of trouble at the par-four 16 and helped him to a crucial par.

The European Tour official site relayed highlights of the shot:

Jonzon made the most of the break, hitting a birdie on the par-three 17. A par on the 18th left him four shots shy of leader Levy.

Jonzon's excellent second round was summed up by these impressive numbers:

Austrian Bernd Wiesberger was one player determined to pile the pressure on the top two. An eagle on the 10th was the highlight of his round:

But bogeys at the 12th and 14th hinted at the erratic nature of Wiesberger's overall play. He recovered with a run of par on each of the next three holes before finishing with another par, this one on the 18th.

Still, Wiesberger remains in a three-way tie for fourth that also includes Martin Kaymer after the German finished the round with five birdies on the back nine.

Fisher managed a quartet of birdies on the back nine, but just two came over the front. More importantly, Fisher produced a bogey free round, making him worthy of third.

The Englishman is now five shots off the lead after scoring 65 in each round.

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Yet Levy is looking tough to beat at the moment—he hasn't been thrown by the weather-related disruptions.

His four-shot lead already looks unassailable.