Malaysia's S Sivasangari was in devastating form on Sunday when she came back from a game down to vanquish world No. 4 Nele Gilis of Belgium 10-12, 11-7, 11-8, 10-12, 11-9 to reach the final of the $108,500 London Squash Classic.
It was the Asian reigning champion's first win over the Belgian following three consecutive defeats.
Sivasangari will face Egypt's second seed Hania El Hammamy in the final today. She can win. She will win.
The Scottish champions emerged victorious in yesterday's game against lowly Livingston. Three goals and three points for Celtic and they return to the top of the Scottish Premiership.
The first goal came in the scrappiest of fashions as Reo Hatate’s shot from six yards was saved by the Livi keeper but then ricocheted in off an unfortunate Livi player on 49 minutes. It became 2-0 when Matt O'Riley found the pass for Paulo Bernardo who, from outside the area, shot low into the left-hand corner in the 72nd minute. And O'Riley, just inside the box, fired a powerful shot into the corner to score Celtic's third ten minutes later.
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