Faldo and Campbell must carry on tomorrow

Nick Faldo and Michael Campbell still could not be separated after 42 holes of golf at Wentworth today.

Thu, 17 Oct, 2002 - 19:29

Nick Faldo and Michael Campbell still could not be separated after 42 holes of golf at Wentworth today.

In what is already the longest match in Cisco World Match Play championship history, the pair will resume at 8.15am tomorrow morning to see who plays defending champion Ian Woosnam in the quarter-finals straight afterwards.

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Courts Golf Heathrow Nick Faldo (pictured) and Michael Campbell still could not be separated after 42 holes of golf at Wentworth today.

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