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YORK -- Giant-killer Oliver Lines extended his impressive run at the UK Championship and is confident he can go on to win the whole tournament.The previously little-known 21-year-old from Leeds followed up a shock second-round win against Judd Trump with a 6-0 dismantling of Jimmy Robertson.And after guaranteeing himself career-best prize money of at least ￡15,000, Lines insisted he was not finished yet: I could win it, he said. Im playing well enough to win it.Lines revealed stablemate Trump had sent him a text message before the match with Robertson. Judd messaged me, saying Youd better not lose this game, Lines said. He said if I lost this game thered be a fine -- because were from the same management.Obviously he was joking but hopefully I can push on now because Im feeling very confident.Lines fired in breaks of 90, 51, 67 and 72 in sealing a shot at Marco Fu in the last 16, and he is guaranteed to rise from 61st to at least 53rd in the world rankings next week.If he keeps the run going, a debut in the top 50 beckons.As the prize money keeps soaring, Lines, whose father Peter lost in the third round on Monday, has promised to reward his family.Ive got a few texts from my two sisters already asking what Im getting them for Christmas. I havent really thought about what Ill do with the money but obviously its a nice bonus isnt it, just before Christmas. But hopefully Im not finished yet, he said.Ill have to treat my stepmum as well because shes always here supporting. Shell be getting a good treat this year.Welshman Matthew Stevens set up an appealing fourth-round clash with Ronnie OSullivan after a 6-2 victory against Joe Perry, and insisted the in-form Rocket is beatable.Stevens won this tournament in 2003 but will have his hands full on Wednesday against a player who has lost just one frame in three matches at the Barbican Centre this fortnight.OSullivan was described as not human by vanquished third-round opponent Michael Georgiou, but Stevens is having none of that talk.Stevens said. Ive had a good run, and if I can put Ronnie under pressure, he is human after all, he does miss balls. But you need to get off to a good start against Ronnie and put him under the cosh.Hes probably played about three hours in three matches. 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NSW Swifts will take confidence from their dazzling semi-final performance ahead the formidable assignment of trying to beat the Queensland Firebirds in next Sundays trans-Tasman competition netball final in Brisbane.The Swifts speedy passing and relentless defence were highlights of their crushing 64-45 win over the Magic in Hamilton on Monday.It represented a lift in form after they lost 63-52 to the Firebirds in the Australian conference final the previous week.The challenge for the Swifts will be trying to get their first win over the Firebirds in Brisbane after 11 losses.Coming off the back off todays performance I think we can take confidence from that going into next week, Swifts shooter Caitlin Thwaites told AAP after the game.Well look at the way that we played this week and try and put some of those things into practice again for next week.Diamonds representative Thwaites was a big contributor to the semi-final win, nailing 43 of her 46 shots.Her cause was helped by silver platter service from captain and midcourt ace Kim Green, who racked up 20 goal assists.Green played out a full game for the first time since round five, after which fitness issues forced her to miss some gaames and play limited minutes in others.ddddddddddddIts a great sign for her to be putting out four quarters again, so its great timing for us, Thwaites said.Another key Swifts player displaying great form at the business end of the season was Diamonds defender Sharni Layton.The irrepressible goalkeeper made a stack of big plays in her 100th competition appearance and was named game MVP.Shes just an absolute solid rock back there for us, Thwaites said.Its awesome just to be able to be up the other end of the court and see her do her work, because shes an absolute legend.Thwaites ensured many of the turnovers the Swifts forced were converted into goals, something she said they had focused on and done better than the previous week.Wing defence Abbey McCulloch came off late in the game with an ankle issue, though team officials were not immediately worried about her missing the grand final.Swifts coach Rob Wright pulled a minor surprise by starting McCulloch and putting Laura Langman at centre and leaving Diamonds midcourter Paige Hadley out of his run on side. 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