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Temperatures are rising here. The last of the quarterfinal places will

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be claim this evening and we will get to that with Robertson and Fu

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shortly. Before that, John Higgins taking on Liang Wenbo. The extrovert

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Chinese player who entertained everybody on that run to the UK

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championship final last month in December. It is the one that got him

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here and secured his invitation to the Masters and what a fight he put

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up. Higgins won all seven of his previous matches against Wenbo. A

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magnificent 119 secured the opening frame for the two times Masters

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champion. But an 88 break from Wenbo quickly levelled proceedings.

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Higgins had 13 reds before falling down on the plant at red. Got a

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kick. Unlucky. Great try. Wenbo, a final at last month UK Championships

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levelled the match 3-3, however he could do nothing to slow the fine

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Scotsman. Absolutely brilliant, John Higgins. A sublime 133. A break of

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85 gave Higgins a 5-4 lead before the turning point of the match. A

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crucial missed green from Liang Dave John a chance to close it out. He

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needed no second invitation to seal this thriller. He will now face

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Stuart Bingham on Friday. Really happy to win. Thought it was a good

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standard jeering the game. I was thinking back to my game last year.

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A pretty similar standard, but I lost 6-4. Speaker is tough nowadays.

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You can be at the top of your game and still lose. I think Liang played

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well. Even this maybe a couple of cushion balls. It was a good game.

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Three centuries, and 85 and 73. John had to be his best to beat the

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left-hander. To the last of our remaining first-round matches and

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the question was what could Fu do to hold the runaway snooker chain

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lee-macro train that is Neil Robertson. The Australian had to be

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back-to-back wins. -- snooker train that is Neil Robertson. It is formed

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that has had his fellow professionals purring. Neil

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Robertson 2010 by champion has been a dominant force in the game. He

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walks around the table like he owns it. He is like a male peacock,

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strutting his dark. It must be top of his opponents. I like his mental

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strength and his desire. He just wants to win as many trophies as

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possible. His biggest strength is his temperament. You would watch a

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game with him and you would not know if he were winning or losing. He

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walks around as if he owns the place. He has worked snooker out. He

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knows how to play the game. The way he plays is the way a sports

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psychologist would try to teach someone to come, but you don't get

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the feeling he is in the dressing room talking about the shots he has

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played badly. He looks at the peak always wants the next shot to be a

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positive one. Have you always done it like that? I remember playing him

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early in our careers and without wanting to sound horrible, I did not

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think he was that good, but it shows you what a good judge I am. He is

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one of the best players we have seen in the game. He used to be a mad

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Potter, but he hit a bit of a brick wall. But he worked out a way around

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it. He has worked out how to be a better player. He did drop of the

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tour as well a couple of times. It shows you his mental character and

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strength. He is now an astute all-round player. He stands out in

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all areas. He annoys me he is so good. Has it got any weak points? He

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is not good at catching flights. He is ahead of the rest of the tour.

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They have been times on behalf of that in the studio and said he is

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getting himself bogged down. He is taking too long over an obvious

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shock. He tried to be too exact and constantly walking around the table

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too much and I think sometimes he slows down that little bit instead

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of taking those few seconds of your shot time. Sometimes he is being too

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careful, too exact. Having said that, when it works, it is

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effective. When he beats me in the Masters final a few years ago, he

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had me in some unworkable positions. He played shots I have not seen. I

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can't see the table and I may as well have had my hands tied behind

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my back. When it works, he is very, very good. Given all the eulogies,

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it might surprise you to know that his opponent Fu is marginally ahead

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if you include lesser league matches. Add to that, you have a

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competitive match. Dennis Taylor and John Virgo are in the box.

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Just looking to see if he left the white tight on the table. I think

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Marco is just a reluctant to roll into the reds. There is not a lot he

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can do. He picked up a fantastic double. And

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now a great chance. He played a tremendous shot there on the pink.

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People accuse him of not having the cube power of a lot of modern-day

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players but he has certainly showed cube power of a lot of modern-day

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his cue power there. He just rolled into the red. He could have played

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away from it. We have said on many occasions you cannot drop your guard

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for a moment. These players, you cannot separate

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them in regards to the head to heads. They have only played once in

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the Masters and that was in 2008. Marco won that in the deciding

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frame, 6-5. He is not frightened of the Australian. And should not be

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because he is such a terrific player. That maximum break he made

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last year, only the third ever in the history of the match.

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I don't know whether he will try and bring the red a bit further away

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from the cushion. Yes, he did. He played it nicely. The awkward red

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close to the left-hand cushion he has two content with. Very important

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now he gets a good angle on the colour off of this red to be able to

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get on the awkward last red. He is not absolutely inch perfect here. He

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could be running into the blue. Just flicked past it. He has got an angle

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to come off the top cushion. Now he has a choice. He can drop behind the

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red or try to disturb it. He has decided to play the brown. Can he

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get close to the red dirt off of the brown? Well, don't miss the brown.

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He played the cannon in the end. He got the cannon, missed the brown.

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Pity. Yes, he put a locked into the cannon and took his eye off the

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brown slightly. You played for the blue, went a little bit too far, but

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what a great shot if he had not knocked the brown in. And those are

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the sort of frames that you love to punish your opponent. Neil was in

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and just tapped into the reds. He found the double and it would have

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hurt Neil had Marco pinched this opening frame.

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He only needs the brown, so who does not have too worry about forcing it

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up for the blue. It will leave Marco needing snookers.

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Just looking at the scoreboard, making sure the brown is down. 23

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points in front with just 18 remaining. No heroics. Well, he had

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plenty of angle anyway. He got a little bit closer to the blue, but

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it was a pretty straightforward brown to clinch the first frame.

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Well, it is the first frame that could go to either player. Marco had

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his chance. He missed the brown and Neil cleared up. Mr brown did set

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the tone because no Robinson more than happy to accept stealing that

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one from the man from happy Valley who is not so happy tonight. He has

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been struggling with a bit of a cold.

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Gets the keys off of the second red well. Think it is. Not just thinking

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about it, just getting down and playing it. It is a tough shot.

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Needs a little bit more care and attention to me. He is played as if

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he is not feeling that well. He is playing a lot quicker than he

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normally does. He is not even thinking about the shot. 18 seconds

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for the average shot time. Maybe he is feeling a bit rough still and

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just wants to get on with it. It will be interesting. If he keeps

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leaving this man in, it could be an early night.

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If you are going to get the full benefit out of that can, you have

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two hit the red fall in the face. The cue all will stay in the middle

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of the table. I think he has got a red to the far right corner. -- the

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cue ball. Clean as a whistle. You come to expect that from Neil. You

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have to be so accurate at that pace, and he was. Yes, one of the best

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part is the game has ever seen, along with another left hander. The

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Welsh wizard Mark Williams who had a great match with Ronnie O'Sullivan.

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Mark is one of the best putters in the game as well. It's amazing how

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left-handers seem to be the best. Judd Trump. It is amazing how good

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they are. On the side bar. Extreme nine. If he

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gets to 69 points, Marco will need a snooker. -- a 69.

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This is the sort of form that he showed in the UK championship. He

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really was sensational bear. -- sensational bear. He beat Mark Selby

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in the semifinal 6-0. What a performance. He beat Stephen

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Maguire. He started with a century break and Harvey got another shot.

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It is worthwhile here think the cannon. I know there are a fuel use

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reds, but if he plays the cannon, he will be lucky to be on anything. He

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has decided to just roll it in. He will will be wishing he had played

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the cannon now. I was surprised as well, John. I

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know he only needs a few more, but look at the angle. Anywhere in

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there, he is opening them up. I know he only needs a couple more reds. A

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bit unlucky to land on top of the red.

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That is a very good shots under the circumstances. -- terry-macro.

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That is a very good shots under the made sure he hit the white right in

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58 points the lead. A quick glance at the scoreboard. Red cover red is

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what is required. at the scoreboard. Red cover red is

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the angle on the blue. It was

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not really get into the cue ball as he would have liked. This red should

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have been easier. A good solid parts, as we have come

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to expect from meal. The black to follow. No way back to the table for

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Marco now. We have had ten centuries so far in

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this year 's Masters. 137 and still the highest. That was made by Mark

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Allen, but you are looking at a cutting machine here. 439 centuries

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Neil has made. Everyone finding the middle of the

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pocket. He has got his eye in. Well played. He was gifted the

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opportunity, but he's still had to pozz the balls. -- pot the balls.

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Just a bit of pace. Marco Fu, I was not too pleased with his body

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language there. Neil Roberts and wet mind. And he took a 3-0 lead. The

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Aussie impressively into his stride now as we head into the last before

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the interval. Just never got through. Sometimes if

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you are not feeling well bend the cue does not feel the same. Just

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watch his head here. You don't usually see that from Marco. Not on

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a break of shots. One of his great strength is his temperament, but it

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is not happening tonight. On top of that, his opponent is playing very

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well. He has not knocked a long one in

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yet. He has had a go at four and missed them all. Just a couple more

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loose reds. He has got to get into the bunch, but they are not a good

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group to get into. It is not straightforward, this.

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But he has got so much cue power. He can go into it, although there are

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too loose reds. You can see he is striking down on the cue ball.

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Watch the white. It stopped there and keeps spinning and freeze the

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red. That is all done with timing and back spin.

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We have a little moth. It has been hiding here at the Ali Pali, but it

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is back. For friends -- possibility of a full

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frame advantage. -- delicately placing job for the link.

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It won't affect Neal at all. He has got a couple of loose reds to play

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for. Maybe the top rate of that cluster will go to the left.

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Certainly the other one will go to the right. You might even decide to

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play a cannon. That red does go, but he has got too much of an angle on

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the blue here to have complete control of the cue ball, so maybe

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the cannon is the option. A round of applause for our referee. He managed

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to get the moth. Already 51 ahead so not that many

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pots needed to take this frame before the mid-session interval and

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lead 4-0. A lot for Marco to think about mid-session interval. -- at

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the mid-session interval. And that's usually the way, John.

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When you are playing really well, like that last red, and you're

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struggling, it's not fair. At the moment it is so much plain

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sailing, it is just like a walk in the park. Marco Fu made a 45 break

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in the first frame. Since then, he's only scored two points.

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As I say, take away his 45 break in the first frame and two points is

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all he's scored. It doesn't look as though he's going to get an

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opportunity to score at this rate. And that's the ball that means Marco

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went get back to the table because this is an easy read to continue. --

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won't get back. I was going to say a good chance to make another century,

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but just misjudged that slightly. He's not good on this black.

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No. As I continue. -- I don't expect he can

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No. As I continue. Marco is

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No. As I the arena. He doesn't look like he

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No. As I has a lot of fight to him at the

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moment. has a lot of fight to him at the

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well and he went been pleased with the scoreline at the mid-session

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interval. Neil Robertson leads four frames to nil.

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COMMENTATOR: so, he's trusting the revival? Let's find out.

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COMMENTATOR: so, he's trusting the table. It's not let him down. I

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think we will give ten out of ten for the table fitted because the

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table seemed to be drifting a little bit on the opening day. He made a

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slight adjustment but that ran beautifully and all the players are

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complement in the way that this table is playing.

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Well, I'd assume with Neal playing that red the way it did that that

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one wouldn't pass the pink. A good pot from Marco, but I'm surprised he

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left any kind of pot on. He is close to filing that. He did

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file it. The ending was right up there having a close look.

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Didn't see it move, but of course it doesn't have to move. He can just be

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lying on top of it. It was right down, so close to it.

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He was in the perfect spot with the referee, there. Tough to see there

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because of the colour of his waistcoat, that he must just be

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leaning on it. Having a very close look, and in the

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end just as he was pushing the cue through, he must have just dropped

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his body slightly and that is why he touched the black. And that pink,

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that was Neil Robertson just one point behind. It's not going to be

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an easy frame to win because the reds aren't ideally situated and the

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black is out of commission. But while you are at the table, there is

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a laser chance. -- there is always a chance.

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Has he gone far enough to leave himself a slight angle? That's where

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he could pot that left red of the three. Looks as if he could pot this

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pink and on the black. Yvette on. -- leave that one.

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That cleared the path for the other red behind the black spot. But

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looking at the angle here, John, I did know whether he can get onto

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that for the left-hand pocket. He might have too played for the one

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closest to the cushion. This pink will put in 20 points in

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front. He will still need red pink and the last remaining red.

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These are tricky if you are playing with any kind of pace.

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So, the pink and this last remaining red to get to the snooker required

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stage. People put in 27 points in front and that's rebel putting 28

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points in front with 27 remaining. -- that red will put him 28 points

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in front. Couldn't have played much better. A quick glance at the

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scoreboard to tell him what he needs.

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They are still quite tight, these pockets. Along the cushion behind

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the black they have been going in even occasionally when they touch

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the cushion, which is quite unusual. He is coming up a little bit short,

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but, of course, it doesn't really matter. The frame is already safe.

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Just round the houses to get onto the ground. -- brown.

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Oh, that's not going in the other corner pocket. Marco in even more

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trouble now. The Australian marches on. Frame six, Marco Fu to break.

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So, Marco Fu breaks off in the sixth frame. It was helpful to nudge the

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brown but you shouldn't have been anywhere near the brown. He's just

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playing for pride now. Can't see him clawing his way back into this much.

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Oh! That's the delight of Neil Robertson. Just watch the cue. It

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did go slightly off-line, but that was the power he was coming in.

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Normally he is usually done by Wall Street. If you could screw back he

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would be a great player. -- usually he is gun barrel

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straight. 5-0, you would expect him to take it

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all, and he is. And it's there. It was not only in, it went right in

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the middle of the pocket. It never touched the sides.

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That one went in-off the left side of the pocket. It's when you pot

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them right in the centre of the pocket, you know you're really

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playing well. But the green just went right in the centre of the

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pocket. If that's ready next to the black also pots, this is a terrific

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chance. -- if that red next to the black. If not, he will have a little

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bit of work to do. It looks quite close to the black but I think it's

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-- miss the cannon. you just got to miss Buchanan.

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69 is the target to get to the snooker required, as you see on the

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side bar. And if he was to just concentrate on the blacks, a

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possible 141 on, which would be a leading contender for the highest

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break held by Mark Allen at the moment, 137.

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These players first played each other back in 2008 and they spent

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four wins each. There has Neil feels as if it took a bit of a

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a whitewash in their previous Neil feels as if it took a bit of a

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pace out of the cue. Let's have a look. It just jumped slightly. This

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is a test of your cueing. One good pot here and if you can get nicely

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on a red, he could be all over. -- it could be all over.

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It was a tough pot, so, just stroked it in. He knew he would have this

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read to the left middle. ... This red to the left middle. Nicely

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played. That little roll off the pink slip the cube also

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played. That little roll off the nice angle on the blue. This could

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be frame and much at this visit now. -- the cue all.

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He didn't hit the red he intended to there and it's made it slightly more

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He didn't hit the red he intended to difficult. He wanted to hit in

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between those reds. This is a delicate little one into

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the right middle pocket here. That is an indication of how tight

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even these middle pocket. It looked as if it was going in and then all

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of a sudden it just caught the jaw, and a chance for Marco.

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As I said, it is all he can play for now is his pride.

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It's a shame, because every player looks forward to The Masters and he

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has obviously come in not in the best of health. It's certainly

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affected him. It was showing early on, he was getting downplaying the

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shots very quickly. Not feeling his best. I don't think he will be

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getting back to the table now. He would not normally miss a ball like

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that. It's been an easy evening for Neil Robertson, it has to be said.

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He's had no real opposition. But opinion of how he's played? He looks

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to be cueing beautifully. It's understandable, this, when your

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opponent is not up to it, you can lose a little bit of focus which has

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maybe caused Neil to miss if you reds. 94% pot success. -- miss a few

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reds. Look at the long pot success for Marco, zero.

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Marco was runner up here in 2011. He's been in one semifinal way back

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in 2008. It is a tough tournament this for the top 16. I couldn't

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believe John Higgins went 11 years without winning a match here.

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That can happen. There will be a handshake now. You have to feel for

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Marco Fu. A nice easy evening for Neil Robertson. I don't think you

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will find it that easy on Friday afternoon when he faces up to Judd

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Trump, but he will be pleased to have got through without any

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pressure whatsoever. He runs at a comfortable winner, six frames to

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kneel and he is into the quarterfinals.

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When the draw came out, you are never disappointed with you are

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playing. When I knew I was playing Marco Fu has such a great record,

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getting up to the big matches, I thought I've got my work cut out

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here and I will have to play really well to win. Then, during the first

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couple of frames, I knew something wasn't quite right. I didn't know if

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he was tinkering with his game a little. I didn't know what you make

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of it. I just had to try the best I could to play as well as I can. I

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heard he wasn't quite well so I had to just finish the match as quickly

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as possible. Obviously, a real shame for him that for such a big event he

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was unwell. A double whammy for Marco Fu

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tonight, illness and an inform Australian inflicting multiple

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blows. A demolition job by Robertson, whose name we can etch

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into the quarterfinal line-up which looks like this.

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The only players left, Mark Allen takes a Londoner Barry Hawkins. A

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rerun of both fantastic semifinal years ago. A bristling rivalry. And

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current world champion Stuart Bingham taking on the great John

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Higgins. Boy, will we enjoy the next four days here at Alexandra Palace.

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It all gets underway with the tie of the round, O Sullivan against Selby.

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I don't know how you will swing it, but you got to see this somehow. We

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will be with you from 1pm here on BBC Two. Until then for all of us

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here in north London, it is good night.

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