Masters 2016 live: Danny Willett wins after Jordan Spieth collapses on 12th hole to hand Englishman his first major

Re-live championship Sunday at Augusta National as England's Danny Willett won his first Major

Danny Willett celebrates winning the 2016 Masters Championship (Getty)

Welcome to our live coverage of the final round of The Masters at Augusta. Here we'll bring you the stories as they unfold and keep you up to date with the latest leaderboard.

• England's Danny Willett wins The Masters Championship on five under par
• Jordan Spieth suffers back-nine collapse to lose five-shot lead
• Spieth finishes second alongside England's Lee Westwood on -2
• Another Englishman in Paul Casey finshes joint-fourth with BJ Holmes and Dustin Johnson
• Rory McIlroy finishes on +1 after difficult final day
• Shane Lowry, Davis Love III and Louis Oosthuizen hit holes in one at the 16th
• REPORT: The lowdown on day three

Check out the latest news from Augusta National below...

Sunday final round tee times (USA unless stated, all times BST):

(a) denotes amateurs, starting at hole 1

1445 Kevin Na

1455 Cameron Smith (Aus), Romain Langasque (a) (Fra)

1505 Thongchai Jaidee (Tha), Ian Poulter (Eng)

1515 Larry Mize, Martin Kaymer (Ger)

1525 Hunter Mahan, Justin Thomas

1535 Sergio Garcia (Spa), Bubba Watson

1545 Henrik Stenson (Swe), Kevin Streelman

1555 Kevin Kisner, Victor Dubuisson (Fra)

1605 Bernd Wiesberger (Aut), Troy Merritt

1615 Anirban Lahiri (Ind), Keegan Bradley

1635 Shane Lowry (Irl), Patrick Reed

1645 Adam Scott (Aus), Harris English

1655 Davis Love III, Webb Simpson

1705 Scott Piercy, Rafael Cabrera-Bello (Spa)

1715 Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Tha), Danny Lee (Nzl)

1725 Brooks Koepka, Bryson De Chambeau (a)

1735 Matthew Fitzpatrick (Eng), Jamie Donaldson (Wal)

1745 Bill Haas, Charley Hoffman

1755 Jimmy Walker, Chris Wood (Eng)

1805 Emiliano Grillo (Arg), Paul Casey (Eng)

1825 Matt Kuchar, Billy Horschel

1835 J.B. Holmes, Louis Oosthuizen (Rsa)

1845 Justin Rose (Eng), Angel Cabrera (Arg)

1855 Daniel Berger, Rory McIlroy (Nirl)

1905 Brandt Snedeker, Soren Kjeldsen (Den)

1915 Daniel Willett (Eng), Lee Westwood (Eng)

1925 Jason Day (Aus), Dustin Johnson

1935 Bernhard Langer (Ger), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn)

1945 Jordan Spieth, Smylie Kaufman

[10 April 2016 19:58 · Jack de Menezes]

Grillo & CaseyIt's a very good start for England's Paul Casey, as he joins the ever-increasing group to birdie the second as well as the seventh to move to +2 for the championship. 

Matsuyama & Langer

Two people who haven't made a good start though is Hideki Matsuyama and Bernhard Langer, as they both bogey the first to drop back to level par and ease the pressure on Jordan Spieth.

Spieth & Kaufman

The pressure continues to ease as Kaufman misses his birdie putt on the first, and after Spieth taps in for par, Kaufman follows suit.

[10 April 2016 19:59 · Jack de Menezes]

It appears Ian Poulter knows who he's cheering for... 

Ian Poulter

@IanJamesPoulter

I hope Langer has some energy left in the tank, would be so good to see him pushing the young pups all the way...

7:57 PM - 10 Apr 2016

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[10 April 2016 20:07 · Jack de Menezes]

HOLE IN ONE ALERT!Take a bow, Shane Lowry! The Irishman takes the applause at the 16th as he runs one back down the green and straight into the cup, giving him his first career hole in one at The Masters. He's well out of contention as that eagle brings him back to +10, but it's surely a moment he won't forget!

[10 April 2016 20:21 · Jack de Menezes]

EAGLE ALERT!Billy Horschel chips in at eight and gets back to +4 where he started the day.

Spieth & Kaufman

The birdie procession at 2 comes to an end with - you guessed it - two more birdies from the final pair. Both Spieth and Kaufman set themselves up with good birdie chances, and duly convert to steal a march on the rest of the field.

Kjeldson & Snedeker

Another man on the move is Dane Soren Kjeldson, as he bags his second birdie of the day at five to move onto -1 and just three shots off the lead.

Matsuyama & Langer

A good recovery from Matsuyama as he immediately gets the dropped shot at one back at the second to join Kjeldson on -1, but Langer can only make par at the long par-five.

[10 April 2016 21:06 · Jack de Menezes]

Willett & WestwoodWhile Willett holds a share of second, Westwood is slowly making progress too as he records birdies at six and seven to move back to level par. The pair are playing very well today and could find themselves in the mix come the end of the day.

McIlroy and Burger

McIlroy completes his front nine in par, but has two birdies at seven and eight to thank for that as he finally finds a bit of form.

Matsuyama & Langer

Meanwhile, Matsuyama is seeing his Masters hopes fall apart, with bogeys at four and five followed by a disastrous double bogey at six to drop him back to four over for the day and +3 for the tournament alongside Langer.

[10 April 2016 21:13 · Jack de Menezes]

Spieth & KaufmanMomentum shifter! Spieth gets himself into trouble at the fifth and misses his par putt, much to the shock  of the patrons. At the same time there's a big cheer up ahead...

Willett & Westwood

...and that's because Danny Willett birdies the eighth to move into outright second on -2 and just a shot off the lead. 

Casey & Grillo

Paul Casey isn't going down without a fight either, as he cards his third birdie of the day in a bogey-free round to move to one over and a share of sixth place.

[10 April 2016 21:17 · Jack de Menezes]

Spieth & KaufmanAnd just like that, Spieth's two-shot lead is restored with a birdie at six as he swings a 15-footer from left to right and into the cup. Kaufman makes par.

Fitzpatrick & Donaldson

Matthew Fitzpatrick made a very impressive start with two birdies in three holes, only to give up a shot at 11. However, after leaving Amen Corner behind him, the 21-year-old birdies 14, 15 and 16 and jump up into sixth on +1 with two to play.

[10 April 2016 21:22 · Jack de Menezes]

Day & JohnsonJason Day and Dustin Johnson are having an interesting day, to say the least. Day bogeyed the fifth before making the shot back up at eight, while Johnson managed to double-bogey the fifth only to rattle off birdies at six and eight. The result? They're both back to where they started on level par.

[10 April 2016 22:04 · Jack de Menezes]

Spieth & KaufmanMake that birdie, birdie, birdie, birdie for Jordan Spieth as he makes the turn in 32 with a five-shot lead! Kaufman follows up by missing his par putt from three feet and drops to +1, and you'd say that's him out of the running now.

[10 April 2016 22:13 · Jack de Menezes]

HOLE IN ONE ALERT PART 3!Unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable scenes at the 16th! JB Holmes hits his tee shot to within three feet of the hole, only for Louis Oosthuizen to swing his effort in from the right, ricochet off Holmes' ball and divert into the cup for a hole in one!