English Open champion Neil Robertson said “I haven’t really recovered” from Wu Yize’s attempted comeback that saw him benefit from “monster flukes”.

Neil Robertson is bidding for his first ranking event title in two years against Wu Yize in the English Open final.

THE English Open will reach its climax on Sunday night – with Neil Robertson set to face Wu Yize in Brentwood. Wu has reached the first ranking final of his career after a whitewash win over

Neil Robertson withstood a terrific comeback from Wu Yize to secure the English Open crown in Brentwood, eventually winning a brilliant final 9-7.

Australia's Neil Robertson wins the English Open title for a second time by beating China's Wu Yize in a thrilling final in Essex.

Wu Yize has done an incredible job in this tournament and will now focus on winning the title. In his last tournament before this, the Chinese lost 5-4 to Judd Trump in the Saudi Arabia Masters round 1/16.

It's semi-finals day at the English Open after a set of four quarter-finals which were crammed with drama. Mark Selby, Mark Allen, Barry Hawkins and reigning champion Judd Trump all crashed out on a Saturday characterised by upsets.

China's Wu Yize progressed to a first ranking event final of his career after sweeping aside India’s Ishpreet Singh Chadha 6-0 at the English Open. The 20-year-old knocked out world number one Judd Trump in the quarter-finals and continued his memorable run in Brentwood with another fine display to reach the final.

Neil Robertson beats Chris Wakelin 6-1 to set up a final against Wu Yize, who won against Ishpreet Singh Chadha at the English Open.