Benfica 1-3 Liverpool: Andy Robertson's interview after having lighters thrown at him by fans
Liverpool emerged victorious against Benfica in their Champions League quarter-final first leg tie on Tuesday evening.
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Liverpool emerged victorious against Benfica in their Champions League quarter-final first leg tie on Tuesday evening.
John Higgins admits he does not know whether he can pick himself up for the World Championship after his brutal Tour Championship defeat on Sunday, and even questions if he can recover for the rest of his career.
John Higgins admits his remarkable Tour Championship final defeat to Neil Robertson will leave “real mental scars” after he let slip a 9-4 lead in Llandudno. For the third time in a ranking event final this season, the Wizard of Wishaw was just one frame from victory, only to let the win escape him as Robertson mounted a remarkable comeback to retain the title he won in 2021. Ad/> In both the Northern Ireland Open and English Open final last year, Higgins had led 8-6 in a best-of-17 frames match, but on both occasions — against Mark Allen and Robertson — he was unable to wrap up victory.
The 2022 edition of the World Championship is set to get underway in April, but before that, we have the crucial qualifiers taking place. It will be the 46th consecutive year the World Championship is held in Sheffield, United Kingdom, and it will be the 16th and final ranking event of the 2021–22 snooker season. Ad/> Mark Selby is the defending champion, having won the 2021 final 18–15 against Shaun Murphy.
John Higgins eked out a 5-3 advantage over Neil Robertson after a high-quality first session of the Tour Championship final. After a 51-minute opening frame, the pair traded blows like heavyweight boxers as the spectators in Llandudno were treated to a sparkling session of high breaks.
John Higgins feels he is going into the Tour Championship final as a ‘big underdog’ against Neil Robertson, facing an ‘unbelievable test’ against the Australian.
Higgins wins thrilling semi-final against Brecel John Higgins won a thrilling Tour Championship semi-final 10-7 against Luca Brecel as two players struggling for consistency produced a rollercoaster match. Ad/> Both Higgins and Brecel fought back from three frames down but it was the Scot who eventually came out on top in the end, earning the right to play Neil Robertson in the final.
John Higgins shrugged off a determined comeback by Luca Brecel to book his place in the Tour Championship final in Llandudno.