We’re back with more top players competing in Eurosport’s live coverage of the 2024 German Masters. The top players continue to leave their marks on the event as Mark Allen battles snooker icon John Higgins in what could be an exciting afternoon session and Judd Trump takes on Thepchaiya Un-Nooh in the evening.
Judd Trump and John Higgins square off in the first of the two quarterfinals, while Ryan Day and Si Jiahui square off on the other main showpiece table. We’ll be back on Friday at 12:45 p.m. for the highly anticipated thriller, Trump vs. Higgins.
AROUND THE TABLES: THE MOST RECENT 16-DAY SCORE
Craigie Sam 4–3. Un-Nooh Xu Si Thepchaiya 2–5. Trump Judd
Robert Neilson 3-5 Wilson Kyren
Tom Ford 3–4. Zhengyi Fan
ROBERTSON 3–4. Wilson (32–77)
Wilson brings the red he needs to the yellow bag, and Robbo is unable to leave Kyren in a game of pool. Robertson has had enough. Kyren won 5-3 and will now play either Fan Zhengyi or Tom Ford in the round of eight tomorrow night.
WILSON 16–76 ROBERTSON 3–4
A fantastic 76-point break from Kyren. That ought to be sufficient to win the match, but Robbo slots a long red to maintain hope. He’s going to play snookers out onto black.
ROBERTSON 3–4 Wilson (0-0–55)
Here, Kyren crawls closer to the last eight as the break approaches sixty. Currently not too far from the winning line.
WILSON 0-16 ROBERTSON 3-4
In the eighth frame, Kyren made a spectacular opening red to the left middle to start the celebration. Would adore to stay away from a decisive frame
Wilson 2-4 Robertson (86-0)
Robbo is headed for a hundred years. Only manages to miss a mid-range red, but an 86 break completes the task each and every day of the week. Wilson has a 4-3 lead as the match nears its end.
Wilson 2-4 Robertson (49-0)
Robbo’s trademark powerful response as he starts to motor at the beginning of the seventh frame. Robbo is trying to finish this frame with a single blow after Kyren attempted a long red but missed it. Looks really well in between the balls.
AROUND THE TABLES: THE MOST RECENT 16-DAY SCORE
Craigie Sam 2–3. Xu Si Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 2–5. Trump Judd
Robert Neilson 2-4 Wilson Kyren
Tom Ford Fan Zhengyi, 2-3
ROBERTSON Wilson, 2-3 (23–69)
Robertson positions red in the center and then observes as white vanishes down the yellow pocket. That is regrettable. Kyren makes an incredible cut to right center to put in the red he needs. Wilson appears to be leading the race to five 4-2. This has been quite the comeback from Kyren. becomes blue and moves two frames forward.
ROBERTSON WILSON (16–46) 2-3
Wilson overcame a 2-0 deficit to take a 3-2 lead. With a 30-point lead, Kyren is attempting to rush over the line, but as we speak, three reds are tangled up on side cushions. There are two men competing to relive past glory at this tournament.
TRUMP 5-2 UN-NOOH AS A RESUL
Trump and Higgins square up against Ryan Day and Si Jiahui on the second main showpiece table in the first of the two quarterfinals.
AROUND THE TABLES: THE MOST RECENT 16-DAY SCORE
Craigie Sam 2-2 Xu Si Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 2–5. Judd Trump
Robert Neilson 2–3. Wilson Kyren
Tom Ford 2-2 Zhengyi Fan
TRUMP 5-2 UN-NOOH AS A RESUL
Judd had outstanding breaks of 110, 132, 80, and 135 points. He also secures £150,000 as winner of the European Series. Therefore, it was a good night’s work for the world No. 2.
HIGGINS 0–0 ALLEN (0–4)
Guys are having fun. This might be one heck of an afternoon. A delight to relish. A true heavyweight fight, ending with Higgins cutting us off. Allen chooses a lengthy red. leaves the red to right center, and Higgins moves forward by tucking away a difficult red to right center.
HIGGINS IS DENIED BY ALLEN AT MASTERS
Mark Allen and John Higgins engaged in a spirited match to secure a spot in the Masters quarterfinals. Allen overcame a 3-1 deficit to go to the following round. That was after Higgins had bounced back from his own error-filled mid-game slump in form. Allen hadn’t triumphed at Alexandra Palace since taking home the title in 2018.
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