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  • being played at Celtic Manor in Newport. Normally a place for golf, it was even used as the 2010 Ryder cup venue. 

    bet the players are pleased to get away from Milton Keynes. 
  • DRAW AND RESULTS

    Round one

    Monday, February 15th

    • Lee Walker 1-4 Mark Davis
    • Andy Hicks 3-4 David Lilley
    • Simon Lichtenberg 4-2 Riley Parsons
    • Li Hang 0-4 Martin O'Donnell
    • Allan Taylor 0-4 Pang Junxu
    • Ding Junhui 4-1 Lu Haotian
    • Joe Perry 4-3 Chang Bingyu
    • Elliot Slessor 4-2 Ben Fortey
    • Matthew Selt 0-4 Lukas Kleckers
    • Liang Wenbo 1-4 Joe O'Connor
    • Shaun Murphy 4-1 Zak Surety
    • James Cahill 0-4 Matthew Stevens
    • Sean Maddocks 3-4 Jamie O'Neill
    • Eden Sharav 2-4 Andrew Higginson
    • Anthony McGill 4-0 Louis Heathcote
    • Brian Ochoiski (a) 4-1 Paul S Davison
    • Gary Wilson 4-2 Ashley Hugill
    • Xiao Guodong 4-0 Iulian Boiko
    • Judd Trump 4-2 Zhao Jianbo
    • Barry Hawkins 4-1 Chris Wakelin
    • Jordan Brown 4-0 Luo Honghao
    • Alexander Ursenbacher 4-1 Noppon Saengkham
    • John Higgins 4-1 Steven Hallworth
    • Mark Selby 4-1 Barry Pinches
    • Jak Jones 4-3 Fan Zhengyi
    • Michael Holt 0-4 David Grace
    • Yuan Sijun 1-4 Jamie Jones
    • Zhao Xintong 4-2 Luca Brecel
    • Stephen Maguire 4-1 Dominic Dale
    • Si Jiahui 4-2 Brandon Sargeant
    • Peter Lines 2-4 Hossein Vafaei
    • Mark Allen 4-2 Fraser Patrick

    Tuesday, February 16th

    • Stuart Carrington v Sohail Vahedi (10:00)
    • Ryan Day v Ian Burns (10:00)
    • Kurt Maflin v Ken Doherty (10:00)
    • Jamie Clarke v Oliver Lines (10:00)
    • Jami Curtis-Barrett v Liam Highfield (10:00)
    • Lu Ning v Dylan Emery (a) (10:00)
    • Sunny Akani v Igor Figueiredo (10:00)
    • Jack Lisowski v Lei Peifan (10:00)
    • Ricky Walden v Jackson Page (12:00)
    • Graeme Dott v Billy Joe Castle (12:00)
    • Stuart Bingham v Robert Milkins (13:00)
    • Mark Williams v Michael White (a) (13:00)
    • Tom Ford v Peter Devlin (13:00)
    • Fergal O'Brien v Aaron Hill (13:00)
    • Tian Pengfei v Alan McManus (14:00)
    • Ben Woollaston v Alex Borg (14:00)
    • Nigel Bond v Rod Lawler (14:00)
    • David Gilbert v Rory McLeod (14:00)
    • Ronnie O'Sullivan v Robbie Williams (14:00)
    • Yan Bingtao v Xu Si (16:30)
    • Ali Carter v Daniel Wells (16:30)
    • Scott Donaldson v Gao Yang (16:30)
    • Gerard Greene v Farakh Ajaib (16:30)
    • Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Sam Craigie (19:00)
    • Neil Robertson v Mark King (19:00)
    • Anthony Hamilton v Ben Hancorn (19:00)
    • Jamie Wilson v Duane Jones (19:00)
    • Jimmy Robertson v Kacper Filipiak (19:00)
    • Kyren Wilson v Chen Zifan (20:00)
    • Zhou Yuelong v Ashley Carty (20:00)
    • Martin Gould v Mitchell Mann (20:00)
    • Mark Joyce w/o Jimmy White
    Live coverage on Eurosport from 12.45 & 18.45

    13:00-16:35 - BBC Red Button

    19:00-21:30 - BBC Red Button

  • Ali Carter v Daniel Wells currently 3 frames each, deciding frame coming up, live on Eurosport.
  • DRAW AND RESULTS

    Tuesday, February 16th

    • Stuart Carrington 4-1 Sohail Vahedi
    • Ryan Day 4-3 Ian Burns
    • Kurt Maflin W/O Ken Doherty
    • Jamie Clarke 0-4 Oliver Lines
    • Jami Curtis-Barrett 3-4 Liam Highfield
    • Lu Ning 3-4 Dylan Emery (a)
    • Sunny Akani 4-1 Igor Figueiredo
    • Jack Lisowski 4-3 Lei Peifan
    • Ricky Walden 4-1 Jackson Page
    • Graeme Dott 4-2 Billy Joe Castle
    • Stuart Bingham 2-4 Robert Milkins
    • Mark Williams 4-1 Michael White (a)
    • Tom Ford 4-0 Peter Devlin
    • Fergal O'Brien 2-4 Aaron Hill
    • Tian Pengfei 0-4 Alan McManus
    • Ben Woollaston W/O Alex Borg
    • Nigel Bond 4-2 Rod Lawler
    • David Gilbert 4-0 Rory McLeod
    • Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-0 Robbie Williams
    • Ali Carter 4-3 Daniel Wells
    • Scott Donaldson 4-2 Gao Yang (16:30)
    • Gerard Greene 4-3 Farakh Ajaib (16:30)
    • Yan Bingtao 4-1 Xu Si (19:00)
    • Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 3-4 Sam Craigie (19:00)
    • Neil Robertson W/O Mark King
    • Anthony Hamilton 4-3 Ben Hancorn (19:00)
    • Jamie Wilson 4-3 Duane Jones (19:00)
    • Jimmy Robertson 4-1 Kacper Filipiak (19:00)
    • Kyren Wilson 4-2 Chen Zifan (20:00)
    • Zhou Yuelong 4-0 Ashley Carty (20:00)
    • Martin Gould 4-0 Mitchell Mann (20:00)
    • Mark Joyce W/O Jimmy White

    Round Two

    Wednesday, February 17th

    • Martin O'Donnell 4-0 Ken Doherty (10:00)
    • Pang Junxu 4-2 Ding Junhui (10:00)
    • Matthew Stevens 1-4 Stephen Maguire (10:00)
    • Joe O'Connor 4-1 Andrew Higginson (10:00)
    • Gary Wilson 1-4 Xiao Guodong (10:00)
    • Alexander Ursenbacher v Robert Milkins (10:00)
    • Jak Jones v David Grace (10:00)
    • Jamie Jones 3-4 Mark King (10:00)
    • Anthony McGill v David Lilley (12:00)
    • Barry Hawkins v Simon Lichtenberg (12:00)
    • Shaun Murphy v Stuart Carrington (13:00)
    • Oliver Lines v Matthew Selt (13:00)
    • Ricky Walden v Graeme Dott (13:00)
    • Jimmy White v Ronnie O'Sullivan (13:00)
    • Mark Selby v Jamie O'Neill (14:00)
    • Jordan Brown v Sam Craigie (14:00)
    • Zhao Xintong v Hossein Vafaei (14:00)
    • Mark Williams v Liam Highfield (14:00)
    • Ali Carter v Aaron Hill (14:00)
    • Ryan Day v Mark Davis (16:30)
    • Yan Bingtao v Brian Ochoiski (16:30)
    • Sunny Akani v Jack Lisowski (16:30)
    • Elliot Slessor v Tom Ford (16:30)
    • Judd Trump v Si Jiahui (19:00)
    • Joe Perry v Dylan Emery (19:00)
    • Mark Allen v Nigel Bond (19:00)
    • Jamie Wilson v David Gilbert (19:00)
    • Jimmy Robertson v Martin Gould (19:00)
    • Alan McManus v Kyren Wilson or Chen Zifan (20:00)
    • John Higgins v Ben Woollaston (20:00)
    • Scott Donaldson v Gerard Greene (20:00)
    • Anthony Hamilton v Zhou Yuelong (20:00)
    Live on Eurosport from 12.45 & 18.45

    13:00-16:35 - BBC Red Button

    19:00-21:30 - BBC Red Button

    Seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry will make his snooker comeback at next month's Gibraltar Open.
  • Jimmy white v Ronnie at moment 
  • Williams v Highfield at the moment, must be the weirdest layout of reds on a table ever.
  • apparently Hendry missed out on this Welsh open due to a glitch on the online application form. seems a bit unlikely but anyway he's been meaning to come back for months now so its good that he has actually made it. As its best of 7 I'll be surprised he will go all the way through cos i would believe he must be a bit rusty. 
  • DRAW AND RESULTS

    Round Two

    Wednesday, February 17th

    • Martin O'Donnell 4-0 Ken Doherty (10:00)
    • Pang Junxu 4-2 Ding Junhui (10:00)
    • Matthew Stevens 1-4 Stephen Maguire (10:00)
    • Joe O'Connor 4-1 Andrew Higginson (10:00)
    • Gary Wilson 1-4 Xiao Guodong (10:00)
    • Alexander Ursenbacher 4-3 Robert Milkins (10:00)
    • Jak Jones 4-2 David Grace (10:00)
    • Jamie Jones 3-4 Mark King (10:00)
    • Anthony McGill 4-0 David Lilley (12:00)
    • Barry Hawkins 4-0 Simon Lichtenberg (12:00)
    • Shaun Murphy 4-1 Stuart Carrington (13:00)
    • Oliver Lines 0-4 Matthew Selt (13:00)
    • Ricky Walden 4-3 Graeme Dott (13:00)
    • Jimmy White 0-4 Ronnie O'Sullivan (13:00)
    • Mark Selby 4-1 Jamie O'Neill (14:00)
    • Jordan Brown 4-3 Sam Craigie (14:00)
    • Zhao Xintong 3-4 Hossein Vafaei (14:00)
    • Mark Williams 4-1 Liam Highfield (14:00)
    • Ali Carter 4-1 Aaron Hill (14:00)
    • Ryan Day 4-3 Mark Davis (16:30)
    • Yan Bingtao 4-0 Brian Ochoiski (16:30)
    • Sunny Akani 2-4 Jack Lisowski (16:30)
    • Elliot Slessor 3-4 Tom Ford (16:30)
    • Judd Trump 4-2 Si Jiahui (19:00)
    • Joe Perry 4-1 Dylan Emery (19:00)
    • Mark Allen 4-2 Nigel Bond (19:00)
    • Jamie Wilson 0-4 David Gilbert (19:00)
    • Jimmy Robertson 0-4 Martin Gould (19:00)
    • Alan McManus v Kyren Wilson (20:00)
    • John Higgins v Ben Woollaston (20:00)
    • Scott Donaldson v Gerard Greene (20:00)
    • Anthony Hamilton 0-4 Zhou Yuelong (20:00)

    Round Three

    Thursday, February 18th

    • Anthony McGill v Barry Hawkins (10:00)
    • Martin O'Donnell v Pang Junxu (10:00)
    • Matthew Selt v Stephen Maguire (10:00)
    • Mark Selby v Joe O'Connor (10:00)
    • Yan Bingtao v Xiao Guodong (10:00)
    • Jordan Brown v Alexander Ursenbacher (10:00)
    • Jak Jones v Mark King (10:00)
    • Mark Williams v Joe Perry (10:00)
    • Shaun Murphy v Ryan Day (13:00)
    • Judd Trump v Hossein Vafaei (13:00)
    • Ricky Walden v Jack Lisowski (13:00)
    • Tom Ford v Alan McManus or Kyren Wilson (13:00)
    • Mark Allen v Scott Donaldson or Gerard Greene (13:00)
    • Zhou Yuelong v David Gilbert (13:00)
    • Martin Gould v Ronnie O'Sullivan (14:30)
    • John Higgins or Ben Woollaston v Ali Carter (14:30)

    Round Four

    Thursday, February 18th

    • Murphy/Day v McGill/Hawkins (19:00)
    • O'Donnell/Pang v Selt/Maguire (19:00)
    • Selby/O'Connor v Yan/Xiao (19:00)
    • Brown/Ursenbacher v Jones/King (19:00)
    • Trump/Vafaei v Williams/Perry (19:00)
    • Walden/Lisowski v Ford/Wilson (19:00)
    • Higgins/Carter v Allen/Donaldson (20:00)
    • Zhou/Gilbert v Gould/O'Sullivan (20:00)

    Live coverage on Eurosport from 12.45 & 18.45

    13:00-16:35 - BBC Red Button

    19:00-21:30 - BBC Red Button

  • DRAW AND RESULTS

    Round Three
    • Anthony McGill 3-4 Barry Hawkins
    • Martin O'Donnell 2-4 Pang Junxu
    • Matthew Selt 2-4 Stephen Maguire
    • Mark Selby 4-3 Joe O'Connor
    • Yan Bingtao 4-1 Xiao Guodong
    • Jordan Brown 4-3 Alexander Ursenbacher
    • Jak Jones 2-4 Mark King
    • Mark Williams 4-2 Joe Perry
    • Shaun Murphy 4-1 Ryan Day
    • Judd Trump 2-4 Hossein Vafaei
    • Ricky Walden 2-4 Jack Lisowski
    • Tom Ford 4-3 Kyren Wilson
    • Mark Allen 4-3 Scott Donaldson
    • Zhou Yuelong 4-2 David Gilbert
    • Martin Gould 0-4 Ronnie O'Sullivan
    • John Higgins 3-4 Ali Carter

    Round Four

    Thursday, February 18th

    • Shaun Murphy 4-3 Barry Hawkins
    • Pang Junxu 2-4 Stephen Maguire
    • Mark Selby 4-2 Yan Bingtao
    • Jordan Brown 4-3 Mark King
    • Hossein Vafaei 2-4 Mark Williams
    • Jack Lisowski 3-4 Tom Ford
    • Ali Carter 4-2 Mark Allen
    • Zhou Yuelong 1-4 Ronnie O'Sullivan

    Quarter finals

    Friday, February 19th

    • Shaun Murphy v Stephen Maguire (12:00)
    • Mark Selby v Jordan Brown (12:00)
    • Ronnie OSullivan v Ali Carter (14:00)
    • Mark Williams v Tom Ford (19:00)

    Semi-finals

    Saturday, February 20th

    • Murphy/Magure v Selby/Brown
    • O'Sullivan/Carter v Williams/Ford

    Live coverage

    Eurosport from 11.45 & 18.45

    13:00-16:35 - BBC Red Button

    19:00-21:30 - BBC Red Button

  • was watching the Mark Williams / Hossein Vafaei last night

    they played like it was the Shoot Out, they were both under 20 secs a shot
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  • Mark Williams & 0'Sullivan have both looked very good so far, looks like they will meet in the semi-final.
  • how long before they bring in a rule banning Williams break off ?


  • Grudge day today: 
    O'Sullivan vs Captain Carter 
    Murphy v Maguire

    I haven't been watching but i will be today!

    Re: Williams break, i am just guessing but assuming he is rolling up against the pack, i think Ronnie mentioned last year and other top players that its become such a disadvantage they need to find ways to break different or someone will start rolling up. It is a bit odd, considering all these years players might have got better due to alot of tournaments but still doesn't make sense why this is now only a problem, are the cloths that unpredictable, is it too fast that they cant to the old break? i need to look into it more but be funny if someone went the other way and Quintan Hann's old break is back eg. smash the balls and hope for a ball. It would be good entertainment although stupid lol
  • Ali Carter has withdrawn from tournament due to health reasons.
  • Grudge day today: 
    O'Sullivan vs Captain Carter 
    Murphy v Maguire

    I haven't been watching but i will be today!

    Re: Williams break, i am just guessing but assuming he is rolling up against the pack, i think Ronnie mentioned last year and other top players that its become such a disadvantage they need to find ways to break different or someone will start rolling up. It is a bit odd, considering all these years players might have got better due to alot of tournaments but still doesn't make sense why this is now only a problem, are the cloths that unpredictable, is it too fast that they cant to the old break? i need to look into it more but be funny if someone went the other way and Quintan Hann's old break is back eg. smash the balls and hope for a ball. It would be good entertainment although stupid lol
    yeah, just rolling up to bottom of the pack and trying to make the opponent open the pack up first.
  • MrOneLung said:
    Grudge day today: 
    O'Sullivan vs Captain Carter 
    Murphy v Maguire

    I haven't been watching but i will be today!

    Re: Williams break, i am just guessing but assuming he is rolling up against the pack, i think Ronnie mentioned last year and other top players that its become such a disadvantage they need to find ways to break different or someone will start rolling up. It is a bit odd, considering all these years players might have got better due to alot of tournaments but still doesn't make sense why this is now only a problem, are the cloths that unpredictable, is it too fast that they cant to the old break? i need to look into it more but be funny if someone went the other way and Quintan Hann's old break is back eg. smash the balls and hope for a ball. It would be good entertainment although stupid lol
    yeah, just rolling up to bottom of the pack and trying to make the opponent open the pack up first.
    I dont like it but i dont forsee them making a rule unless more players do it. You dont really gain an advantage either. In pool they added rules to stop people tap breaking, or even potting one ball but keeping tight, so could happen but less likely. 
  • enjoyed the match between Williams and Ford yesterday evening. Some decent long pots from Ford. 

    Ford was on the cusp of a great comeback and victory only for a really poor positioning shot meant that Williams became winner. Shame. Think Fords outlook would of brightened up had he done it. 
  • Results from Day Five

    Quarter-finals

    Shaun Murphy (Eng) 4-5 Stephen Maguire (Sco)

    Mark Selby (Eng) 4-5 Jordan Brown (NIre)

    Ronnie O'Sullivan (Eng) w/o Ali Carter (Eng)

    Mark Williams (Wal) 5-4 Tom Ford (Eng)

    Semi-finals

    Stephen Maguire (Sco) v Jordan Brown (NIre) 1300 

    Mark Williams (Wal) v Ronnie O'Sullivan (Eng) 1900 

    Saturday, 20 February

    Live coverage

    Eurosport from 13.00 & 18.45

    13:15-14:30 - BBC Red Button

    13:15-16:30 - iPlayer, BBC Sport website and connected TV

    19:00-22:00 - BBC Red Button

  • Grudge day today: 
    O'Sullivan vs Captain Carter 
    Murphy v Maguire

    I haven't been watching but i will be today!

    Re: Williams break, i am just guessing but assuming he is rolling up against the pack, i think Ronnie mentioned last year and other top players that its become such a disadvantage they need to find ways to break different or someone will start rolling up. It is a bit odd, considering all these years players might have got better due to alot of tournaments but still doesn't make sense why this is now only a problem, are the cloths that unpredictable, is it too fast that they cant to the old break? i need to look into it more but be funny if someone went the other way and Quintan Hann's old break is back eg. smash the balls and hope for a ball. It would be good entertainment although stupid lol
    He is playing off top cushion with a bit of side dead weight. For a couple of years now they often leave a long red from the break and the likes of Trump are dishing up. Murphy has tried hitting the pack thin but has missed completely a couple of times. 
    It is a negative break. If the traditional break off has become too risky I don't know why they don't just play it thin with no side.
  • Results from Day Six

    Semi-finals

    Stephen Maguire (Sco) 1-6 Jordan Brown (NIr)

    Ronnie O'Sullivan (Eng) 6-1 Mark Williams (Wal)

    Final

    Jordan Brown (NIr) v Ronnie O'Sullivan (Eng)  1300 and 1900 

    Live coverage

    Eurosport from 13.00 & 18.45

    13:15-16:25 - BBC Red Button

    19:00-22:00 - BBC Red Button

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  • After great quarters the semis were a disappointment. 

    Can’t see anything but a Ronnie romp here. 
  • Always felt Williams was gonna lose after wining that first frame. Playing a reckless shot which led to Ronnie getting on the table and to help get his eye in with a few pots. Never looked like losing another frame (though there was few awkward moments mainly because of where the balls ended up) 

    also liked how he counted Williams break offs. Getting him to play a more positive shot to get the frame going. which gave Ronnie the advantage. 
  • MrOneLung said:
    After great quarters the semis were a disappointment. 

    Can’t see anything but a Ronnie romp here. 
    Brown is making a match out of it so far. 3 - 1 up. couple of mistakes from Ronnie. 
  • Brown wins 9-8. Amazing stuff, lowest ranked winner for 28 years.
  • I certainly called that wrong. 

    Must have feared the worse when Ronnie fluked the red I. The decider though 
  • MrOneLung said:
    I certainly called that wrong. 

    Must have feared the worse when Ronnie fluked the red I. The decider though 
    Looked like he felt a bit guilty and had a bit of a lash at the blue. He should have played safe. 
  • edited February 2021
    fantastic result for Brown. Good final an all. 

    yeah i also think that last shot from Ronnie was down to a bit of guilt. seemed generally pleased to lose to Brown. Even said that he himself was playing great which is unlike Ronnie to say when he loses as he is usually so critical of his performance. 
    Apart from a few nervy shots and some errors both players played well. 
  • Great final. Incredible to think that Brown has only recently got back onto the tour at the age of 33, and 5 years ago was working in a petrol station. 

    I’m only just getting into snooker for the first time over the past few months, but am absolutely loving it 

  • Players Championship tournament draw

    Best-of-11 frames; final best-of-19 frames

    • Judd Trump v Stuart Bingham
    • Zhou Yuelong v Barry Hawkins
    • Jack Lisowski v Martin Gould
    • Ronnie O'Sullivan v Ding Junhui
    • Neil Robertson v Lu Ning
    • Kyren Wilson v Ryan Day
    • Jordan Brown v John Higgins
    • Mark Selby v Mark Williams

    Players Championship daily schedule

    Monday February 22
    Best of 11 frames
    Evening session (1900 GMT)

    • Judd Trump v Stuart Bingham
    • Kyren Wilson v Ryan Day

    Tuesday February 23
    Best of 11 frames
    Afternoon session (1300 GMT)

    • Jack Lisowski v Martin Gould
    • Neil Robertson v Lu Ning

    Tuesday February 23
    Best of 11 frames
    Evening session (1900 GMT)

    • Jordan Brown v John Higgins
    • Ronnie O'Sullivan v Ding Junhui

    Wednesday February 24
    Best of 11 frames
    Afternoon session (1300 GMT)

    • Mark Selby v Mark Williams
    • Zhou Yuelong v Barry Hawkins
    Live coverage on ITV4 from 18.45

  • Just incredible result by Jordan Brown, showed no signs of nerves in his first final against the GOAT. Well played that man, really impressed, had a tough run and managed to win his debut ranking final. Takes hat off..

    I see Trump is already out of the players, i didn't watch it but maybe it was due after dominating for the last 6 months. 
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