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ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP) — Marc Warren of Scotland holed an approach shot from 59 yards for eagle on the 19th to beat Tyrrell Hatton in an action-packed quarterfinal at the Paul Lawrie Match Play on Saturday.
Warren was 3 down after five holes and needed on-course treatment by the European Tour physio for a back problem. Hatton chipped in for birdie on No. 18 to take the match to extra holes.
"It was one of the most bizarre games I have ever been involved in," Warren said.
Warren will face Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat in the semifinals after the third seed came from 3 down after four holes to beat Northern Ireland's Michael Hoey, 2 and 1.
David Howell of England will take on former Ryder Cup teammate Robert Karlsson of Sweden in the other semifinal.
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