07/09/2026
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Spots & Stripes Series Event 4 yesterday produced another stacked field and a fantastic day of pool π±π₯
108 players entered, and after almost 9 hours of play, we were down to just twoβ¦
Dan Davy π Dom Cooney
Both contesting their second final of the year. Both looking for their first Spots & Stripes victory.
The opening stages were scrappy, with Dom finding himself 3-1 up.
In the fifth frame, Dan broke down on his penultimate ball, leaving Dom with a huge opportunity to extend his lead to three. A positional error on the black would eventually cost him the frame, before Dan responded with a break dish to level the scores at 3-3.
A dry break from Dom allowed Dan to take the lead, before another break dish put him on the hill at 5-3.
Dan had a chance to wrap up a 6-3 victory, but he unfortunately potted the white while trying to open up his problem ball. 5-4.
Another golden opportunity came Danβs way in the 10th frame, but he missed his last ball while trying to pinch the pocket to get on the black. Dom played a loss of turn, and Dan rattled a double on the black which came agonisingly close to dropping. π±
Dom produced a brilliant clearance to force a decider.
In the decider, Dom finally made a ball off the break, but landing bridging on his last ball left him without perfect position on the black. He still had a shot - one he would normally expect to make.
On this occasion, however, the black stayed out π
This time, Dan made no mistake, mopping up the remaining balls to claim his first Spots & Stripes Series victory! ππ±
This time, Dan made no mistake, mopping up the remaining balls to claim his first Spots & Stripes Series victory! ππ±
Dom was left to rue the missed eight ball, while Dan wouldβve had a feeling of dejavu, after Michael Hope also missed match ball to knock him out in the quarter finals!
π Congratulations to both players on a fantastic run!
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The Plate Final was contested by Sukh Singh and Rob McGowan, with Sukh running out a 4-2 winner.
π Well done, Sukh!
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