Stephen Maguire admits he could 'wreck the place' in Welsh Open final as 'volatile' Scot relishing Mark Selby clash

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After a five year wait Stephen Maguire is back in a ranking final - and hopes he can keep his emotions in check.The Glasgow born snooker star has slipped to 29th in the world rankings, but proved too strong for Ali Carter in a fiery semi-final, where his opponent cut an increasingly frustrated figure at the table.

He'll now take on four time world champion Mark Selby in the final in Lladudno, but makes his opponent the heavy favourite to lift the silverware.In a bluntly honest interview after his victory against Carter, Maguire said Carter's behaviour at the table gave him an advantage but admits that he could struggle to keep his own emotions under check in the final if things start slipping away.

Speaking to the BBC, he said: "Who knows what to expect. In hindsight Mark has probably played better than me all week, I’ve been scraping my way through just winning matches somehow.

I’m just hoping that I can find some form somehow and play the way that I should. Right now I’m not thinking about the rankings, I just want that title."I don’t think either of us played that well, but I just thought that I wasn’t going to win that with the way things were going.