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Alan McManus made a determined effort to break his Crucible curse in Sheffield today although his opponent Ian McCulloch remains favourite to reach the Embassy World Championship quarter-finals.

Hope for McManus

Mon, 26 Apr, 2004 - 13:11

Alan McManus made a determined effort to break his Crucible curse in Sheffield today although his opponent Ian McCulloch remains favourite to reach the Embassy World Championship quarter-finals.

Glaswegian McManus has never been beyond the last 16 since reaching the semi-finals for a second time in 1993.

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