Revora Spanish Open: Sunday Order of Play in Gandia
Eight quarter-final ties open finals day at 10:00 local — semi-finals staggered at 13:00 and 16:00, both finals under the lights at 20:00.
Sunday is finish day in Gandia. The Revora Spanish Open crowns both champions today: four men's and four women's quarter-finals open at 10:00 local (09:00 UTC, 4 a.m. ET) — race to 11 for the men, race to 9 for the women — with semi-finals staggered at 13:00 and 16:00 before both finals under the lights at 20:00.
Sunday at a glance
| Session | Men's draw — race to 11 | Women's draw — race to 9 |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | Quarter-finals (4 ties) | Quarter-finals (4 ties) |
| 13:00 | Semi-final one | Semi-final one |
| 16:00 | Semi-final two | Semi-final two |
| 20:00 | Final | Final |
Men's quarter-finals, 10:00
Wojciech Szewczyk (POL) vs Iker Andoni Echeverria (ESP) — the Euro Tour leader and top seed meets the last home hope in the draw. Szewczyk has been untouchable through the knockout so far, but Echeverria carries a partisan crowd into the biggest match of his week.
Mieszko Fortunski (POL) vs Felix Vogel (GER) — Fortunski arrives off the performance of Saturday night, an 11-0 whitewash of Mateusz Sniegocki in the last 16. Vogel has quietly worked through the field and now stands one win from a first Euro Tour semi-final of the season.
Luca Menn (GER) vs Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (ESP) — tie of the round on paper: last year's runner-up against world No. 3 and former world champion Sanchez Ruiz, who survived a late scare on Friday and has looked sharper with every session since.
Mika van Berkel (NED) vs Fabio Rizzi (FRA) — Rizzi produced the result of the tournament on Saturday night, ending Oliver Szolnoki's title defence 11-8. Van Berkel, steady all week, is the man standing between the Frenchman and a second giant-killing run to the final.
Women's quarter-finals, 10:00
Top seed Pia Filler (GER) faces Ina Kaplan (GER) in an all-German tie, while Poland's Oliwia Zalewska meets Ukraine's Daria Siranchuk. Spanish interest rests with Maria-Teresa Ropero, who plays Sweden's Linnéa Hjalmarström, and Slovenia's Ana Gradišnik takes on China's Jiang Teng. All four ties are races to 9.
What Sunday decides
Winners return for staggered semi-finals — one men's and one women's semi at 13:00, the second pair at 16:00 — before both finals at 20:00 close out the €60,700 season finale, the last Predator Euro Tour stop of 2026 and the first carrying WPA world ranking points. Eight players in each draw started the weekend dreaming of the title; two end it as champions.
How to watch
Tables 1, 2 and 3 are streamed throughout on the Pro Billiard TV YouTube channel; the full draw and live scoring sit on the EPBF draw & results page.
Day-three recap: Revora Spanish Open Results: Day 3 · Event hub: Revora Spanish Open · On our sister site: Spanish Open Day 3: Szolnoki's Defence Ends; Quarter-Finals Set
Source: official EPBF draw & results pages (epbf.com, eurotour and eurotour-women tournaments) — two identical fetches at approximately 05:00 UTC on November 1, 2026. Snapshot, not a live feed.
