How's this for a decent little Sunday matchup? Tiger Woods, host of the AT&T National and the unquestioned master of the game now, if not for all time, will pair up with heir apparent and defending AT&T champ Anthony Kim for Sunday's final round.

For all his accolades, Kim has never played a final round with Woods, and now he'll get the chance to see up close how he'll fare in a spot that has crumbled dozens of other golfer. Kim has literally been waiting for this moment for all his golfing life -- as the AP notes, he used to envision playing with Woods and facing a 10-foot putt for the win ... back when he was 10 years old.

Sunday, he'll get his chance. Both Kim and Woods have carded amazing saves and head-shaking misfires. Woods, for instance, gave away three strokes in two holes on Saturday, allowing Kim back into the game. And Kim, after firing a course-record 62 on Thursday, settled down and steadied himself into a -10 performance through three days.  (That's him in the red shirt above, playing with Jim Furyk on Saturday.)

Everything Kim has done has led up to this moment -- but nothing he's done could have prepared him for the challenge he now faces. Woods is 45-3 when holding at least a share of the lead heading into Sunday. It's now up to Kim to see if he'll beat the odds ... or just become No. 46.

Woods and Kim tied for lead at Congressional [AP via Yahoo! Sports]