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Jamie Clarke reflects on 'best feeling' after comeback win over Kyren Wilson seals UK Championship last 16 spot

Speaking in the Eurosport studio, Jamie Clarke was emotional after coming from 5-1 down to seal an amazing 6-5 win over Kyren Wilson and earn a place in the UK Championship last 16. The Welshman described the win as the "best feeling".

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Jamie Clarke reflects on 'best feeling' after comeback win over Kyren Wilson seals UK Championship last 16 spot

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