An 11–5 deciding game seals the five-game win and sets up a quarterfinal against Lin Yun-Ju.
Möregårdh won the deciding fifth game 11–5, Aftonbladet / Sportbladet writes. The outlet reported that J-O Waldner described it on SVT as Möregårdh's best game of the tournament so far.[2]
SVT Sport also reported that Möregårdh complained about Wen's pace between points and said he could not put up with him.[1]
Möregårdh next faces Lin Yun-Ju in the quarterfinals, according to Aftonbladet / Sportbladet.[2]
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