Players Championship as it happened- Ronnie O'Sullivan knocked out by Neil Robertson as Barry Hawkins beats Yan Bingtao
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Updated 10/02/2022 at 22:10 GMT
Follow all the action from the Players Championship snooker 2022 as Ronnie O'Sullivan takes on Neil Robertson for a place in the semi-finals after beating Judd Trump, while Barry Hawkins is also in quarter-final action against Yan Bingtao. Watch every moment of Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 on discovery+
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That's us done for the night
Join us again tomorrow, at 12.45pm GMT.
Neil Robertson beats Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-3!
They get nervy at the end but it was no less enjoyable for that, Neil's earlier brilliance getting him over the line -4-1 was too big a deficit for Ronnie to surmount. Neil meets Barry Hawkins next.
O'Sullivan 3-5 Robertson (38-43)
With one red left, Ronnie foul-misses trying to kiss it - it's on the top cushion- but hits beautfully next go and Neil taps the table. "I do love the century breaks but when the frames are close like this..." says Ken like he's never said that before.Neil then gets down to attack it along the top rail, misses ... and Ronnie misses with a fiendishly tight and difficult cut. That might be curtains.
O'Sullivan 3-5 Robertson (38-34)
Yeah, Neil wants away, an unbelievable top-spinning cue-ball sending the blue home and bringing him back for the next red - "He's hit it too well," muses Ken, and shonuff the cut-back red to right corner is missed. A reprieve for Ronnie!
O'Sullivan 3-5 Robertson (38-15)
But screwing off pink and into pack, he sends the pot against the near middle knuckle! Goodness me, that was an oversight. And it may be Ronnie's last contribution to this tournament.
O'Sullivan 3-5 Robertson (38-1)
Neil drills home another trademark long red ... and finishes on nowt yet again. To compound his woe, he leaves one to left corner that Ronnie bags, but on 18 he misses one left-handed to right corner, undercut. No matter: he soon lances a long one to right corner and off we go again.
O'Sullivan 3-5 Robertson
Of the 19 frames I've seen today, that was the scrappiest and by far. But Neil won't care because he's one away from the next round.
O'Sullivan 3-4 Robertson (25-65)
WHAAAT! A bit straight on a black, Neil hammers it ... and it leaps out of the laws and onto the carpet! But Ronnie can't capitalise, then Neil misses a simple red! The tension! This game! But Ronnie then finds a great pot to the yellow pocket ... only to miss one to middle after a poor positional shot off the black. This is not something you see often ... but this is something you see very often, Neil taking a long red. Ronnie returns to the table needing two snookers.
O'Sullivan 3-4 Robertson (1-50)
No! Neil misses a red to left corner with the rest, leaves it over the pocket, and he'll be fearing sanctions. But Ronnie doesn't get great position on a colour so opts to play safe ... and now he's regretting it because there's a ball cuttable to left corner! Surel;y Neil won't spurn this opportunity?
O'Sullivan 3-4 Robertson (0-18)
The quality hasn't been as consistent as in the Hawkins-Bingtao match earlier - that was a classic - but it's getting warm, and there's time for plenty more. Again, we begin with some safety, which I guess tells us the break-offs have been good. But what's this?! Looking to clip a red, Ronnie clunks the pink that's partially hiding it, ceding not just six points but the table in its entirety. That may well cost the frame.
O'Sullivan 3-4 Robertson
Ronnie clears up, and yeah, we got ourselves a ball-game.
O'Sullivan 2-4 Robertson (70-33)
The top-cushion red wids up on the side and in baulk; trying to clip it, Ronnie's side means he kisses the yellow en route! But this is getting dicey now, and Neil jawses a pot down the rail, then misses one to the green pocket, and by a distance. He's not now where he's been all night, and when Ronnie sends a red long to bottom right, it feels meaningful.
O'Sullivan 2-4 Robertson (50-33)
Ahahahaha! "Very few reds in play". Indeed. Ronnie quickly eases into the pack, builds a lead, and will now go for the last two reds, on top and and side cusion respectively. He misses the former, but it stays on the rail, so this frame is punkt in the balance.
O'Sullivan 2-4 Robertson (5-33)
More luck for Ronnie! Sending the blue to the green pocket, Neil gets a bad contact, so here comes Ronnie - but with very few reds in play.
O'Sullivan 2-4 Robertson (0-25)
Neil sends the white almost the full length of the tale to clip home an opener but, yet again, he's unlucky to wind up on nowt. As I type that, though, he gets in again - you can't be leaving a red sticking out while inviting him to apply hand to table. There's work to be done, but even if Neil can't complete it - and there's a strong chance he can - he seems certain to rack up a useful lead.
O'Sullivan 2-4 Robertson
That was so Ronnie. You don't see him apologising when he benefits from good fortune, which I guess makes sense, else he'd be forever apologising for being as good as he is.
O'Sullivan 1-4 Robertson (71-19)
Very quickly, Ronnie secures the frame, and is back in the match, a terrific red to right corner putting it beyond doubt. Might that fluke be a turning point?
O'Sullivan 1-4 Robertson (31-19)
Ronnie leaves a red close to right corner and doesn't cover it, but Neil can't risk playing position so just makes sure of the pot, winding up on nowt. Then, finding it hard to work out a telling safety, Ronnie clatters a pot, misses to right corner ... but hits to right centre! That's his second wild fluke since the break, and he really needs to make this count; the crowd know it too, cheering a brilliant pot to left middle.
O'Sullivan 1-4 Robertson (14-18)
Not for long! Ronnie leaves a mid-distance starter, and it's despatched into right corner with unerring certainty. But playing off the blue and onto the side, aiming to separate two reds, he sticks to one and ends up in the only possible spot that prevents him continuing the run. This game.
O'Sullivan 1-4 Robertson (14-12)
It's going to cost him minimals! Neil overruns the white and can't get through to the black, so we're back playing safety.
O'Sullivan 1-4 Robertson (14-11)
Eeesh, Neil clips home a decent starter but an unfelicitious kiss takes him into the pack, whre he nestles unable to see any colour - and with a red loose in baulk restricting his options. So he goes sie, top, side, seeking the black ... and misses, so back he goes ... to miss again. And this time, he leaves a starter into the middle, which Ronnie misses, overcutting into the near knuckle ... then before going in-off! That is a colossal oversight, and it's going to cost him.
O'Sullivan 1-4 Robertson
Still no ton, but an 80 is ample, and Neil is just two frames from victory.
O'Sullivan 1-3 Robertson (5-60)
Neil has been magnificent in the balls so far tonight, easing his way around the table with perfect control and rarely having to play a rescue-shot. Ronnie's only missed that red to right corner in frame three, yet he's staring down the barrel of 1-4.
O'Sullivan 1-3 Robertson (5-9)
Eventually, Ronnie leaves a red to right corner and Neil creams it against the leather, then delicately strokes in a black, and he's away.
O'Sullivan 1-3 Robertson (0-0)
Ahahahaha, and as I type that he flukes a red, off the yellow and into the yellow pocket. But on nothing, he goes in behind the brown and forces Neil to play gently onto the topmost red, taking us into another safety exchange.
O'Sullivan 1-3 Robertson (0-0)
Both men know this is a key frame. If Neil wins it, it's almost over, but if Ronnie wins it it's game on. We begin, again, with a safety exchange; so far, it's been Ronnie losing patience first.
We go again
O'Sullivan 1-3 Robertson
On 82, Neil misses a cut-back red to right corner, so another ton goes a-begging, but he wont mind, 3-1 up at the mid-sesh and in just 53 minutes. See you in 15 for more fun and frolics.
O'Sullivan 1-2 Robertson
Oh my days, what a shot from Neil, potting the pink and sliding the white horizontally through a gap between two reds not much wider than a ball. Shortly afterwards, he sends another red to right centre, and this frame is near enogh over.
O'Sullivan 1-2 Robertson (0-26)
Superb from Neil, sliding a red to right centre diagonally across the nap, and you fear for Ronnie because this is a man feeling himself on the final day of his 30s.
O'Sullivan 1-2 Robertson
Yup, a run of 52, swiftly compiled, and suddenly it's Ronnie not Neil cursing his carelessness. This game!
O'Sullivan 1-1 Robertson (39-43)
Ronnie gets a cannon potting the black so is low on the next red ... and he undercuts it! There's work for Neil to do, but all the remaining balls are in decent positions, so you'd back him.
O'Sullivan 1-1 Robertson (13-29)
WHAAAAAAT! Neil misses a cut-back black off its spot - was there a heavy contact? Well, the ball left the bed, and the glare Neil gives it suggests misbehaviour. For all that it matters, because Ronnie is at the table accumulating.
O'Sullivan 1-1 Robertson (0-28)
Ronnie ettempts to end a safety exchange with a speculative red to the green pocket, but misses it and now sits watching as Neil takes advantage. There are a few loose reds, but they're above the blue spot, so he'll be into the pack soon enough ... and there it is. The table looks nice now, and this looks a lot like 1-2.
O'Sullivan 1-1 Robertson (0-8)
Ronnie misses a red to right middle and Neil takes one look at one down the top rail and sinks it beautifully. The black, though, causes him greater aggravation, caught thick and wobbled in; consequently, the cut to right corner that follows is harder, and he jawses it ... but leaves nowt.
O'Sullivan 1-1 Robertson
On 98, Ronnie misses a red to left corner, but just as Neil did in frame one, he pounces on a minor error and takes it away.
O'Sullivan 0-1 Robertson (68-0)
It happens so quickly hen Ronnie's at the table; one second it looks awkward, the next it's eating out of his hand. I actually wonder if he's got the edge in this matchup, because although he no longer has long-potting as devastating as Neil's, he might have the edge inf the safety game and in the balls.
O'Sullivan 0-1 Robertson (27-0)
This time it's Ronnie who wins the safety exchange, Neil giving him a peek at a cut to left corner, sent down with prejudice. If Ronnie plays tonight at he played against Judd on Tuesday, he'll be hard to stop, but he doesn't string performances together quite like he once did, so who knows how this'll shake out. But in the meantime, he's done the difficult bit of this break, the table now at his mercy.
O'Sullivan 0-1 Robertson
But he misses the next ball. No matter, a great start for the Thunder.
O'Sullivan 0-0 Robertson (0-79)
Neil loves a ton, and on 79, he sinks a great pink to keep it going.
O'Sullivan 0-0 Robertson (0-41)
Neil removes balls from baulk, amassing a small lead, then works his way up the table, the chance looking like a frame-winner. He's nicely grooved - well we knew he was because he got by Kyren Wilson in round one, though he didn't play that well. I think he made a ton at the start of that one too, but there's a different look about him tonight.
O'Sullivan 0-0 Robertson (0-8)
Neil misses a red to right corner but leaves nothing, and very quickly four reds find themselves in baulk. It's pretty tense out there, and Ronnie contemplates having a hack at one poked to middle, white close to black cush. But he eschews, only to allow Neil a starter.
The baize is boyzed
Here they come, with a gorgeous rolled R on Ronnie from or compere.
Evening all!
The Most Naturally Talented Player Ever To Pick Up A Cue v The Thunder From Down Under it is.
Barry Hawkins beats Yan Bingtao 6-5!
What a match that was! Barry couldn't finish it with a ton - but there's a pleasing congruence in a way, because Yan made three and still lost. Baz meets Ricky Walden next, and youse can join me at 6.45pm GMT for O'Sullivan v Robertson! That's be a quiet night in at the library. Not! I don't think!
Hawkins 5-5 Bingtao (73-0)
Baz takes a black and ruffles the pack, disturbing just enough to leave one to left corner. Into the bag it goes, a black follows, and what a run this is, a fitting finish to a memorable match. I am in awe if how well these have played today, from beginning to end.
Hawkins 5-5 Bingtao (44-0)
Yan'll be fearing the worst and rightly so; Baz is for real. As I type that, he wallops home a taxing black to left corner, but doens't have to play position because he's an insurance red over right middle that is where he goes next. He's now past the early stage of the break, where he's worrying about losing the match, and just potting balls ... but he'll soon reach the late stage where he's worrying about winning the match...
Hawkins 5-5 Bingtao (11-0)
But is he ratlled? Left a long red to left corner, he absolutely unloads the suitcase at it, but miscues, clumping the wrong side of the red and missing by aeons! For a moment, it looks like he's going to be lucky, but he leaves a starter to middle and that might just cost him his afternoon's graft.
Hawkins 5-5 Bingtao (8-0)
In his most recent decider, Baz beat Judd to make the Masters final, so he knows what it's all about. Meantime, Yan takes three minutes negotiating a safety - there's a red beneath the blue and one between blue and pink - then misses the one he looks to play off, off the top cushion, that's on the side ... and does so again. As he lines up a third effort, the ref intervenes, reminding him that there's a red in the cluster he can hit full-ball, so if he misses again he loses f&m. As such, he goes gently into the pack and will be delighted to have escaped that situation losing just eight points.
Hawkins 5-5 Bingtao
The boys shake hands, and off we go!
Hawkins 5-5 Bingtao
"One of the best best of 11-frames I've ever seen," says Stephen, so if you don't believe me, word to him. 126 for Bazza, and stick with me for the staggering denouement!
Hawkins 4-5 Bingtao (51-1)
That black Yan misses was so close, almost running across the hole en route to the far jaw. But I'm absolutely certain what he really wants is for us all to get the decider we and this bazzer of a match dseserve and have earnt, so swings and roundabouts.
Hawkins 4-5 Bingtao (7-1)
A rare error from Yan leads a red to middle ... and Bazza bangs the far knuckle! Might that cost him the match? Well, Yan splatters home a starter, then takes black to right middle ... and he too bumps the far knuckle! This time, Barry doesn't miss with a starter to the centre, and there aren't many i'd back to stay cooler when saving a match than the man at the table right now.
Hawkins 4-5 Bingtao
As we were saying, there it is: a fourth ton and not only that, but a second total clearnace 132 all told, and this is absolutely banging.
Hawkins 4-4 Bingtao (0-70)
This is another serious break, Yan patiently toiling around the table until, finally, he reaches prime position just in time to secure the frame. He's going one ahead with two to play.
Hawkins 4-4 Bingtao (0-33)
This is one of the highest-level matches I've seen this year, both men playing superbly. And after picking up a foul, Yan slams a red to left corner, follows it with a green, then comes up the table to get the black back onto its spot. The break-building in this match has been excellent, so there's no reason not to think we're getting another sizable contribution here. All through the match, Phil Yates and Stephen Hendry have been noting how centraly Yan hits the white, very rarely using side - a tactic he deploys in sinking consecutive brutes.
Hawkins 4-4 Bingtao
You can't split these - lucky us!
Hawkins 3-4 Bingtao (65-1)
59 ahead with 77 left, Barry has to play safe, but three of remaining reds are on cushions and he then clips one that isn't from middle to left corner - that's a tremendous pot and one that, you'd think, makes the frame safe.
Hawkins 3-4 Bingtao (53-1)
Er, no. Barry is soon back at the table potting balls, and this has looked like going all the way from very early on; it still does.
Hawkins 3-4 Bingtao (20-1)
A poor shot from Barry means he's got to try and cut a tight red to right corner ... and he jawses it! But Yan doens't like his shot on the first red - it makes the black a very tricky business, and not only does he miss it, he takes the white into the green pocket, though leaves nothing. Might this be our first scrappy frame?
Hawkins 3-4 Bingtao (9-0)
After 35 minutes without potting a ball, Yan has accumulated 152 points without reply. Does Bazza care? Does he eck as like, spanking a red from centre to left corner. His points-scoring opportunities are hindered because pink and black are tied up, but there are loose reds and paths to the blue on either side.
Hawkins 3-4 Bingtao
On the stretch, Yan misses a red to right corner so his break ends on 98. It would've been some accomplishment, three tons in a best of 11 to go with the three he made in his last best of 11, but who's to say he won't add another?
Hawkins 3-3 Bingtao (0-60)
"Could not have played that any better," gushes Stephen when Yan assaults the pack off the blue. "Brilliant shot". And when he rides a kick to sink a cut-back black now made harder, the frame is at his mercy.
Hawkins 3-3 Bingtao (0-24)
Yan misses a red to right corner that almost goes into the left, then Barry plays a pot as a shot to nothing and gets nowhere it, nor does he get the white safe. So Yan gets to work and is looking great once more.
Hawkins 3-3 Bingtao
A run of 54 is enough for the frame. We cookin'.
Hawkins 3-2 Bingtao (7-75)
Yan sinks a long one, but there's work to do given five reds clustered; Stephen expects him to play for pink or blue to best get into them, but he opts for black and if it goes well it should mean the frame ... and there it is: Stephen knows. The balls at the bottom cover each other, meaning a thin cut to left middle is necessary ... this is nasty ... but it's there! This is fine work from Yan, basically shut-out of thrree straight frames, before coming back to play like this.
Hawkins 3-2 Bingtao (7-37)
Yan misses a red to left corner, a nasty one but one I expected him to drain, and he comes Bazza to steal. But maybe the balls have taken against him - they're capricious, we know that - because after a tremendous pink, he lands on nowt and we're back playing safety.
Hawkins 3-2 Bingtao (0-10)
What I like about both these lads, and perhaps why this is such a good match, is that both of them, though not the best at anything, are really good at everything.
Hawkins 3-2 Bingtao (0-10)
Barry didn't even expect to be here, the last man to qualify - but the tounament's smiling upon him now, a bunch of flukes helping him past Zhao and now a totally botched safety leaving the white down the business end but with no pot on. But when he plays a decent safety, he leaves Yan with n no choice but to take on a long one, and he absolutely murders a gloooorious starter to left corner having not potted a ball for 35 minutes. Incredible.
Hawkins 3-2 Bingtao
On 95, Baz rolls a black that stops in the jaws, so no ton - but you can be sure he'd've took this, as Ryan Giggs would say, when trailing 0-2 to two of Yan's tons.
Hawkins 2-2 Bingtao (63-0)
On 56, Barry goes into the pack, and as a consequence, the next red has to go left middle so the next colour is blue - boooo! again - but this is another composed run and is going to give Barry the lead.
Hawkins 2-2 Bingtao (40-0)
I wonder where we'd be now had Barry not fluked that plant, which is exactly how Barry is not spending his time. He clips a gorgeous starter from centre to left cornerand immediately sets about sinking reds and blacks; it's not quite time to get excited, but there are frissons.
Off we go again
Hawkins 2-2 Bingtao
A superb run of 77 leaves us level at the interval, and that's four fine frames, each of them sealed with a serious contribution. We'll be back in 15.
And just whern you thought you couldn't love the man more...
Hawkins 1-2 Bingtao (52-18)
Lovely from Baz, a blue slooted to left middle and the remaining reds broken. This is a tussle.
Hawkins 1-2 Bingtao (16-18)
Yan takes on a long red to left corner and misses by miles, hitting the side cushion, and because he doesn't get close to it he leaves it. If Bazza can get out of this mini-sesh level, he'll have had a right result, and it looks like that's what's about to happen.
Hawkins 1-2 Bingtao (0-18)
An error from Bazza leaves Yan an easy starter in baulk and to the green pocket, and he's soon "in and around the black spot". But there's a red that he can't quitre get at which is blocking the route to both corners, so he's come up for blue then plays afe off the pack.
Hawkins 1-2 Bingtao
It started with a fluke, but afterwards it was all class, through 85 more points. This is developing into a terrific match.
Hawkins 0-2 Bingtao (47-30)
As you'd expect, Barry takes these nicely and with minimum fuss.
Hawkins 0-2 Bingtao (19-30)
A poor positional shot leasves Yan with a choice, and he opts to ignore a fiendish cut-back black to play safe. Very Selbzian. But Baz then flukes a plant, the wo balls a good three inches apart and taking one from middle to right centre; can he capitalise?
Hawkins 0-2 Bingtao (0-29)
Yan is on absolute flames! Barry breaks off, looks back to check he's covered the loose red to middle, then sits down as a corner one is flayed to right corner! In comms, Angles says he thinks something's changed for Yan - "everything seems to make sense to him" - and compares him to Mark Selby, in that aspect but also in style. Meantime, the scoreboard ticks, while we remember that Yan, like Selby, won the Masters at his first attempt.
Hawkins 0-2 Bingtao
Another ton for Yan, 139 and 110 to open the match. Not bad.
Hawkins 0-1 Bingtao (22-65)
A tricky red means that Bazza can only tie the frame, but not if Yan sinks a black with the rest ... and he caresses it from centre to right corner beautifully. This is going to be 2-0, and Yan is absolutely flying.
Hawkins 0-1 Bingtao (22-52)
Bazza coulsd really do without losing one, but it's Yan who gets the next chance and he's looking so comfy at the table, removing the red that's blocking the black early doors and easing through a run that looks likely to stick him two in front. And when you consider the feeling of getting wiped by your pal in a major final just a few weeks ago, how he's playing here is even more impressive.
Hawkins 0-1 Bingtao (22-8)
Did I say I was a lefty? Here's something on that. Meantime, Baz runs out of position, plays safe, and Yan absolutely creams a red to right corner .... but lands on nowt, just. He snuggles in behind the yellow, so it's off the side and into the cluster again; the start to this match has been very encouraging/
Hawkins 0-1 Bingtao (15-7)
Oooh yeah! Baz absolutely spanks a long red, straight and diagonal to right corner, rolls a pink to left middle, and he's in business. I say this about pretty much everyone but he's one of my favourite players - I love his ability to rise to occasions, and the doughty, attacking style. Or maybe I'm just saying he's a lefty and so am I, I don't know.
Hawkins 0-1 Bingtao (0-7)
The opening break will have sent a message to Barry: don't miss. Which he does, but not in the way I meant, catching the black when playing off the side and into the cluster. Yes, it's one of those frames, with two reds past the blue; these often result in a re-rack, but probably more often are solved by an error.
Hawkins 0-1 Bingtao
Kyrizzle Wilson's 141 remains the highest break this week, but what a start from Yan - a total clearance of 139, and this is warming up in the proper manner.
Hawkins 0-0 Bingtao (0-84)
Not to be, a pink to middle runing everything. Booooo! But clipping a red to the sane bag, he loses the white and now faces a tricky cut-back black from close to the top cushion or a safety ... if he misses, a cannon will leave one ... but he takes it on and tickles it home beautifully! And that's the thig with Yan, he doesn't take on everything, but then the risk-reward is right, as it was there, he's bang involved, and the consequence will be frame one to him.
Hawkins 0-0 Bingtao (0-41)
Yan goes into the pack off the black, frees a few balls, then sends a red into the yellow pocket and pulls back a little for a fifth black. This would be quite a smack laydown if he could somehow manufacture a maxi, and it's on here, it really is. Come on Yan!
Hawkins 0-0 Bingtao (0-16)
Here we are in the one-table situation, and it's lovely; the winner here meets Ricky Walden, who somehow came from behind to pip Mark J in a decider. And an early potting error from Barry leaves Yan down the business end with two simple starters - he takes the one to left corner, and begins building with blacks.
Boyz will baize
Here they come.
How they got here
Yan beat Dave Gilbert 6-4, while Bazza beat Zhao Xintong 6-3; and let's not forger, Zhao beat Yan 9-0 to win the German Open, only the third-ever whitewash in a ranking final.
Afternoon all!
And welcome to day four of the Players' Championship! Just take a look at what we've got for you today:
1pm GMT: Barry Hawkins v Yan Bingtao
7pm GMT: Ronnie O'Sullivan v Neil Robertson
Ahem.
'WILLIAMS WILL HAVE NIGHTMARES AFTER DEFEAT'
Mark Williams will suffer nightmares for the second time in successive months following his crushing 6-5 defeat to Ricky Walden in the Players Championship quarter-finals, according to seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry.
Hendry looked on in disbelief as Williams made three centuries to lead 4-1 and 5-2 before suffering an astonishing collapse in allowing his opponent to stage an unlikely recovery to deny the Welshman in the death throes of a wildly undulating contest.
It brought back haunting memories of the 6-5 defeat he suffered to Neil Robertson in the semi-finals of the Masters last month. Williams had led 5-3 before Robertson chased down two snookers in the final frame after Williams saw a black stick in the jaws having made 67.
He somehow got them before winning on the black to complete a miraculous escape at London's Alexandra Palace on his way to lifting the elite invitational title.
A similar scenario played out in Wolverhampton. Williams looked in complete control on a sluggish table as breaks of 103, 107 and 102 saw him move 4-1 to the good, but remarkably failed to make a break over 30 in the closing six frames of the evening despite edging a taut seventh frame to move 5-2 ahead.
"He'll be really disappointed. I said at the interval, Ricky needed to be more aggressive and he was," said Hendry.
"We mentioned the 5-3 lead against Robertson at the Masters, he lost that match, and now this one again after missing an easy shot."
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