Higgins reversed his victory over Brechel, and at the beginning of the game, Brechel's newborn calves were not afraid of the tiger and gave Higgins a dismount, winning 3 consecutive games to start with a wonderful 3-0 draw.
The fourth game was more interesting, in the middle of the game Higgins through the far platform did not score but luckily fainted into the diagonal bottom pocket lucky to win a set, otherwise 0:4 behind, that is, this game became a turning point of the game, then Higgins was out of control, hit the opponent a five-in-a-row whip, Higgins reversed the score to 5:3 to end the first half.
At the beginning of the second half, Higgins continued the explosive state of the first half, winning the ninth set with a single score of 108 points, and continued to expand the score to 6:3. From trailing their opponents three innings to leading them three innings, Higgins made a gorgeous turn. But then Brechel urgently regained his form, and three consecutive cities equalized the score to 7:7, and the race came to the same running point.
However, Higgins, such a seasoned player, did not have much waves in his heart in the face of such a situation, and after a struggle between the two innings, Higgins once again took the lead in the round at 71:35, and the next crucial sixteenth inning, which was also Higgins' match point, Brechel was not able to resist giving up the match point with 8:107 points. Higgins, who won the match points, ended the battle in the seventeenth set without wasting a chance, thus defeating his opponent 10:7 on aggregate to advance to the final. The final opponent was Neil Robertson, known as the "Melbourne Machine"!