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Parsons meets Wild in Men all England quarterfinal
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Antony Parsons (pictured) performed the most outstanding comeback so far in Men 2015 European Snooker Championships Last 16 round of matches, by beating Robert Carlisle (Scotland) 5-4 after he had been 0-4 down.
In the quarterfinals, he will face his fellow countryman Michael Wild, who beat – also in the deciding frame but after a very balanced match where he also had to comeback, from 0-3 and 2-4 down to win it 5-4 – Mateusz Baranowski (Poland) in another exciting match at the arena of Prague’s Top Hotel.
Smashing hit also for Jamie Rhys Clarke (Wales) over Brendan O’Donoghue (Ireland) by 5-1, with impressive break sequence on the five frames won: 91, 72, 114, 90 and 91. Big surprise is 18 years old Andres Petrov (Estonia) – who had already a 147 break, but in practice – in quarterfinals, after beating Declan Lavery (Northern Ireland) also in the deciding frame (5-4).
Last match of Last 16 round to end allowed Kacper Filipiak to save the honor from Poland: they were five dreaming with the European crown, now there’s only him, after beating 5-3 Shachar Ruberg (Israel).
The Men 2015 European Snooker Championships Last 16 round of matches, played this Thursday morning até the Prague’s Top Hotel, ended up with the following scores:
Antony Parsons (England)-Robert Carlisle (Scotland), 5-4
Michael Wild (England)-Mateusz Baranowski (Poland), 5-4
Michael Collumb (Scotland)-Lukas Kleckers (Germany), 1-5
Rune Kampe (Danmark)- Kristján Helgason (Iceland), 2-5
Brendan O’Donoghue (Ireland)-Jamie Rhys Clarke (Wales), 1-5
Brian Cini (Malta)-Jason Peplow (Malta), 5-1
Andres Petrov (Estonia)-Declan Lavery (Northern Ireland), 5-4
Shachar Ruberg (Israel)-Kacper Filipiak (Poland), 3-5
Here is the Men 2015 European Snooker Championships quarterfinals grid of matches, to be played still best of nine frames Friday, starting at 10 a. m:
Antony Parsons (England)-Michael Wild (England)
Lukas Kleckers (Germany)-Kristján Helgason (Iceland)
Jamie Rhys Clarke (Wales)-Brian Cini (Malta)
Andres Petrov (Estonia)-Kacper Filipiak (Poland)