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Stevens looking good for big win over Small

Matthew Stevens rekindled his love affair with the Crucible this afternoon but Chris Small looks as though he will soon be divorced from the tournament.

Stevens looking good for big win over Small

Tue, 22 Apr, 2003 - 19:04

Matthew Stevens rekindled his love affair with the Crucible this afternoon but Chris Small looks as though he will soon be divorced from the tournament.

The 2000 world finalist resumes tomorrow morning with a 7-2 lead on the LG Cup champion from Edinburgh.

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