Masters semis for 4 different nations - European Billiards & Snooker Association

Wales, England, Belgium and Ireland got their tickets for Sunday 10 a.m. best of 7 Frames Masters Teams event semifinals at the 2022 EBSA European Snooker Championships this Saturday June 18^th at Shengjin’s Delfin Resort.

Ireland caimed victory over Scotland’s Gary Scott and Paul Cairns in the quarters of the Masters event

Philip Williams and Masters 2022 champion, Darren Morgan – Team Wales 1 – will face Sunday morning in semifinal 1 will meet again this year’s Masters event runner-up Wayne Brown and Shaun Wilkes (Team England 2). Welshmen claimed victory in the decider facing Germany (Miro Popovic and Diana Stateczny) in the decider and one curiosity: Diana Stateczny 2022 Women event runner up, won both of her individual matches – but it was not enough do go through.

Philip Williams and Darren Morgan: last one aims for a double on Masters Teams, after winning Masters

On semifinal 2 also, to be played best of 7 Frames Sunday June 19^th at 10 a.m. session, Team Belgium (Pascael Tollenaere and Peter Bullen) will face Team Ireland 2 – Stephen Walsh and John O’Sullivan.

Peter Bullen and Pascal Tollenare claimed victory by 4 frames to 1 facing Ireland’s in Masters quarterfinals

The final of the Masters Event is scheduled to be played best of 7 Frames starting 3 p.m. local time in Albania.

Neil Vincent: France still battles this Saturday night in Men’s Teams event for a place on Sunday’s semis

This Saturday night are also and still on the run the quarterfinals of the Men’s Teams event. Poland 1 (Mateusz Baranowski and Antoni Koswalski) claimed victory by 4 Frames to 2 facing Team Belgium 2 (Ben Mertens and Julien Sybrien Sokolowski) and Team Finland (Heikki Niva and Patrik Tiihonen) faces Team Ukraine 1 (Anton Kazakov and Matvei Lagodzinschii), a match which is still on the run.

Masters runner-up Wayne Brown with Shaun Wilkes partner: England 2 claimed victory facing England 1

In the other two matches of the quarterfinals on the run this Saturday night in Albania and aiming to be on Sunday’s best of 7 Frames 10 a.m. session, Team France 1 (Alexis Callewaert and Niel Vincent) have to show their skills facing Team Ukraine 1 (Iulian Boiko an Sergyi Isayenko) and Team Germany 1 (Richard Wienold and Felix Frede) faces Team Belgium 1 (Kevin Hanssens and Julien Leclercq).

The semis will also be played best of 7 Frames Sunday at 10 a.m. and the best of 9 Frames final of the Men’s Teams event is scheduled for 3 p.m. Also at 3 p.m. on Sunday June 19^th France (Ophélie Laval and Angelique Vialard) face Poland (Dalia Alska and Kinga Petrzak) in the best of 5 Frames Women event final. The 3 Teams events finals will start at Shengjin’s Delfin Resort at the same hour.