Final : It’s Tarek in Three

[1] Tarek Momen (Egy) 3-0 [2] Paul Coll (Nzl) 15-13, 11-5, 11-8 (52m)

It was a packed house at the Cambridge club in Toronto for Finals night of the 2020 Troilus Canada Cup, setting the stage for a highly anticipated final between Paul Coll of New Zealand and Tarek Momen of Egypt. ​

From the first point, the level of squash from both players was of the highest quality. Both players exchanged length up and down the walls posturing for control of the centre court. It seemed women was winning the majority of the exchanges and managed to keep the unforced errors he had been struggling with to a minimum.
 Momen did not allow any free points for the New Zealander so he had to work extremely hard to earn every point. The first game went into a few nerve racking extra points with Momen eventually edging out Coll 13-11. 

The match up of these two players had all the makings of a classic five game marathon, as both players are some of the best at their styles. The Egyptian however, on this night, was just too consistent and never allowed Coll an opportunity to gain confidence and go on a run of points. 
Momen’s razor sharp attacking game and amazing retrievals propelled him to his second Canada Cup Squash Championship in a 3-0 Final.
The match was a repeat of their World Championship final last December in Qatar, and of their 2017 Canada Cup final !

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