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Vlad and Liam battling for a place at the U18 final

The best of 7 Frames semifinal 1 of the 2023 EBSA U18 European Snooker Championships is underway at St. Paul’s Bay Dolmen Hotel: Moldova’s Vladislav Gradinari faces England’s Liam Pullen for a place at the also best of 7 Frames U18 final match, scheduled also for this Friday March 10th at 8 p.m.

U16 runner-up last year, Gradinari, aged 14, moved to Leeds and attends eight hours practice a day at the local Northern Snooker Centre. Precisely the same attended daily by the aged 17 Liam Pullen, the 2023 WSF Junior Open runner-up.

The 2nd semifinal of the U18 event starts at 2 p.m. with the EBSA 2022 European U16 Snooker Champion, Latvia’s Artemijs Zizins, facing Hungary’s Bulcsú Révész.

Along with the final day of the U18 event, the best of 5 Frames round-robin stage matches of the U21 event are also underway at the other 15 tables settled at Malta’s venue.
