Finals: Preview, Stats & How To Watch Live
It’s finals day from Alexandra Palace in London, with four players set to battle it out for the Gold-level London Squash Classic 2026 titles.
Action from the English capital gets underway at 15:00 (GMT+1), with both matches available to watch live on SQUASHTV. You can also keep up to date with all the scores as they come in via our live scoring page. Get your SQUASHTV pass by clicking here.
In the women’s event, England No.1 Georgina Kennedy will look to continue her dream run on home soil against reigning World Champion Amina Orfi, while the top two seeds in the men’s draw, Paul Coll and Victor Crouin, go head-to-head in the second final of the day.
Read below for an in-depth look at both finals, including recent form, head-to-head stats and more.
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Georgina Kennedy v Amina Orfi
England No.1 Georgina Kennedy has started the 2026/27 season on fire, backing up her second British Nationals title with a career-best run here at Ally Pally.
That incredible form was on full display yesterday as she took down World No.1 Hania El Hammamy with a performance full of aggression but superbly accurate squash. The 29-year-old’s four-game win over El Hammamy was her first-ever victory over a player ranked inside the top three in the women’s rankings.
But in Amina Orfi, Kennedy faces an incredible tough opponent. Despite being just 19 years old, Orfi is on the charge to try and become the youngest-ever women’s World No.1, and following the shock exit of El Hammamy in the semi-finals, will be hoping to take full advantage and close the gap to her fellow Egyptian in the PSA Rankings.
The reigning World Champion won the title here at Ally Pally 12 months ago and looked in superb form to overpower Sivasangari Subramaniam in the semi-finals yesterday. More widely, Orfi is on a 12-match winning run on UK soil.
Can she make it back-to-back titles on the Alexandra Palace stage, or can Kennedy cap off her dream week with a maiden Gold-level title?
Paul Coll v Victor Crouin
World No.2 Paul Coll and World No.6 Victor Crouin go head-to-head in the second final of the day, with the pair’s head-to-head record currently standing at 3-1 in the Kiwi’s favour.
Coll has continued to enjoy his squash on British shores this week, with the two-time defending champion yet to drop a game from his three wins over Sam Todd, Mohamed ElShorbagy and Eain Yow Ng.
The top seed holds an incredible record in England, including 11 PSA Tour titles, three of which have been British Open crowns.
Meanwhile, French No.1 Crouin has himself started the 2026/27 season in clinical form, backing up his fourth European Individual Championship with well-earned wins over Yannick Wilhelmi, Leonel Cardenas and Marwan ElShorbagy.
Crouin labelled his semi-final victory over ElShorbagy as one of his most mature performances ever, with the Frenchman powering his way though to an impressive straight-games victory.
The No.2 seed will need to bring squash of this calibre into Sunday’s title decider if he is to head home with the Gold-level title, with Coll having only ever lost one of his 12 finals on English soil.
