3 Teams events Finals on the run - European Billiards & Snooker Association

The 3 EBSA 2021 European Snooker Championships Team events finals (Men, Women and Seniors) are being played at Albufeira’s VidaMar Hotel Resort Algarve this Sunday afternoon since 2 p.m. with 5 nations dreaming with the gold instead of granted silver.

A all-England final in the Women Teams event is being played best os 5 frames, while in the tables aside at the Salgados venue a clash between Wales and Belgium, in Men Teams event, and Malta battling with Ireland in the Seniors Teams event – both being played best of 9 frames – are taking place, to distribute the last 6 medals (3 golds and 3 silver ones) of a total 36 in the nine events of this 2021 EBSA European Snooker Championships.

Portuguese André Santos and Filipa Lourenço refereing Seniors Teams final; here with the event manager Peter Thomas

15 of 43 countries assured themselves already medals to take home 3 matches from the end of the competition. England leads the race with 6 podium’s so far but 8 assured in advance: 2 gold medals, 1 silver medal and 3 bronze medals… and still one gold and one silver still to come granted in the Women Teams event.

Duncan Bezzina and Philippe Ciantar: Malta on the run for gold in Seniors Teams final with Ireland

The finals will be played from 2 p.m. and the trophys to all teams will be delivered at a Closing Official Ceremony scheduled for 6.30 p.m. at the main venue of the VidaMar Hotel Resort Hotel.

Welshman Darren Morgan in his this year 2nd final in Albufeira, in Men Teams event, after winning Singles Seniors

So Far, in the 2021 EBSA European Snooker Championships medals race, after 6 events Belgium and Wales granted 2 golds ones each, while Estonia and England the other two.

Women Team final also being played, but best of 5 frames, while Seniors and Men are being played best of 7 frames

Belgium has also two silver medals won. But England, with 1 silver and 3 bronze also assured, granted already 5 medals before the 3 Teams events semis. England leads in medals and still two more will come from the Three Lions from Women Teams competition; the question is if they are going to be gold or silver, because two more bronze ones are already granted in the event.