The Scottish Open final in Glasgow will be contested between Mark Allen and Shaun Murphy after the pair advanced to the title decider on Saturday.
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Scottish Open Semi-Final Preview
Mark Allen continued his recent strong form to reach the Scottish Open semi-final in Glasgow on Friday.
Scottish Open Quarter-Final Preview
A busy day in Glasgow saw 32 become eight as the Scottish Open quarter-final line-up was completed on Thursday.
John Higgins Compiles 147 Break
John Higgins defied his recent dull mood to make a 147 break en route to securing a comfortable victory over Gerard Greene in the Scottish Open on Wednesday.
Mark Allen Beats Liang Wenbo
Mark Allen put Sunday’s disappointment of losing the UK Championship final behind him with victory in the first round of the Scottish Open on Tuesday.
Neil Robertson Begins Scottish Open Defence
Neil Robertson overcame his opening test as the Scottish Open got under way at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow on Monday.
Preview: Scottish Open Draw and Schedule
No sooner has the UK Championship concluded in York that it’s straight north to Glasgow for the opening round of the Scottish Open draw.
Jubilant Judd Trump Wins Northern Ireland Open
Judd Trump silenced his critics with an excellent 9-7 victory over Ronnie O’Sullivan in the final of the Northern Ireland Open on Sunday in Belfast. It represents the Englishman’s ninth ranking event title – a first since October last year – and the result reaffirms his status as one of[Read More…]
Northern Ireland Open Final: Ronnie O’Sullivan vs Judd Trump
Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump will face off in a delicious Northern Ireland Open final at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast on Sunday. The pair of Englishmen came through their semi-final tests on the penultimate day of action to remain in the hunt to capture the second Home Nations title[Read More…]
Preview: Northern Ireland Open Semi-Finals
Ronnie O’Sullivan and Mark Selby will do battle in a mouthwatering Northern Ireland Open semi-finals encounter on Saturday at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast. The pair of Englishmen will renew one of the sport’s biggest rivalries after emerging from their respective quarter-final ties with David Gilbert and Thepchaiya Un-Nooh unscathed.[Read More…]
