Snooker: Williams to face Parrott in German final
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Williams to face Parrott in German final
A badly timed fireworks display and giant-killing Tony Drago failed to prevent Mark Williams safely booking his place in the final of the pounds 110,000 German Masters in Bingen last night. The world No. 5 from Wales moved through to face John Parrott today for the winner's cheque of pounds 25,000 with a 5-2 victory over Drago. Having powered past Jimmy White, world champion John Higgins and Ken Doherty to reach the 32nd final of his career, Parrott will be favourite to prevail in the event's best-of-11 frame climax
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