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World Snooker Championship 2024: Draw, dates, results and Crucible schedule as Ronnie O'Sullivan targets eighth title

Ding Junhui, Judd Trump and Mark Williams among players looking to stop Ronnie O'Sullivan winning record eighth World Snooker Championship; tournament runs from April 20 to May 6 at The Crucible in Sheffield, with champion taking home £500,000 and £40,000 awarded for 147 break

Tuesday 23 April 2024 23:10, UK

The 2024 World Snooker Championship takes place in Sheffield between April 20 and May 6 with Ronnie O'Sullivan targeting a record eighth title.

O'Sullivan won the World Championship in 2022 to equal Stephen Hendry's record of seven Crucible crowns and comes into the 2024 event having won five titles so far season, including The Masters and the UK Championship for a record eighth time each.

Second seed O'Sullivan begins his tournament at 2.30pm on Wednesday April 24 against Jackson Page, before concluding that match at 1pm the following afternoon.

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Belgium's Luca Brecel, who won the 2023 World Championship, was knocked out in the first round this year, pipped 10-9 by David Gilbert, as he became the 19th first-time champion to fail to defend his title in Sheffield.

Full first-round draw and results - Best of 19 frames (seeding number in brackets)

(1) Luca Brecel 9-10 David Gilbert (16) Robert Milkins 10-9 Pang Junxu (9) Ali Carter 7-10 Stephen Maguire (8) Shaun Murphy 10-5 Lyu Haotian (5) Mark Selby 6-10 Joe O'Connor (12) Kyren Wilson vs Dominic Dale (13) John Higgins vs Jamie Jones (4) Mark Allen vs Robbie Williams (3) Judd Trump 10-5 Hossein Vafaei (14) Tom Ford 10-6 Ricky Walden (11) Zhang Anda 4-10 Jak Jones (6) Mark Williams 9-10 Si Jiahui (7) Ding Junhui vs Jack Lisowski (10) Gary Wilson 5-10 Stuart Bingham (15) Barry Hawkins vs Ryan Day (2) Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Jackson Page

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Second-round draw - Best of 25 frames (seeding number in brackets)

David Gilbert vs (16) Robert Milkins Stephen Maguire vs (8) Shaun Murphy Joe O'Connor vs (12) Kyren Wilson or Dominic Dale (13) John Higgins or Jamie Jones vs (4) Mark Allen or Robbie Williams (3) Judd Trump vs (14) Tom Ford Jak Jones vs Si Jiahui (7) Ding Junhui or Jack Lisowski vs Stuart Bingham (15) Barry Hawkins or Ryan Day vs (2) Ronnie O'Sullivan or Jackson Page

World Snooker Championship 2024 - upcoming first-round schedule

Wednesday April 24

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10am Kyren Wilson vs Dominic Dale Ding Junhui vs Jack Lisowski

2.30pm Mark Allen vs Robbie Williams Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Jackson Page

7pm John Higgins vs Jamie Jones Barry Hawkins vs Ryan Day

Thursday, April 25

1pm Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Jackson Page

7pm John Higgins vs Jamie Jones

World Snooker Championship - tournament format

• Round one (last 32) - best of 19 frames
• Round two (last 16) - best of 25 frames
• Quarter-finals - best of 25 frames
• Semi-finals - best of 33 frames
• Final - best of 35 frames
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World Snooker Championship 2024 - upcoming second-round schedule

Thursday April 25

1pm David Gilbert vs Robert Milkins/Pang Junxu

7pm Judd Trump vs Tom Ford

Friday April 26

10am David Gilbert vs Robert Milkins/Pang Junxu Jak Jones vs Si Jiahui

2.30pm Stephen Maguire vs Shaun Murphy Judd Trump vs Tom Ford

7pm David Gilbert vs Robert Milkins/Pang Junxu Jak Jones vs Si Jiahui

Saturday April 27

10am Stephen Maguire vs Shaun Murphy Judd Trump vs Tom Ford

2.30pm John Higgins/Jamie Jones vs Mark Allen/Robbie Williams Jak Jones vs Si Jiahui

7pm Joe O'Connor vs Kyren Wilson/Dominic Dale Ding Junhui/Jack Lisowski vs Stuart Bingham

Sunday April 28

10am Stephen Maguire vs Shaun Murphy Barry Hawkins/Ryan Day vs Ronnie O'Sullivan/Jackson Page

2.30pm John Higgins/Jamie Jones vs Mark Allen/Robbie Williams Ding Junhui/Jack Lisowski vs Stuart Bingham

7pm Joe O'Connor vs Kyren Wilson/Dominic Dale Barry Hawkins/Ryan Day vs Ronnie O'Sullivan/Jackson Page

Monday April 29

1pm Joe O'Connor vs Kyren Wilson/Dominic Dale Barry Hawkins/Ryan Day v Ronnie O'Sullivan/Jackson Page

7pm John Higgins/Jamie Jones vs Mark Allen/Robbie Williams Ding Junhui/Jack Lisowski vs Stuart Bingham

Quarter-finals - Tuesday April 30-Wednesday May 1 Semi-finals - Thursday May 2, Friday May 3, Saturday May 4 Final - Sunday May 5 and Monday May 6

Where is the World Snooker Championship held?

The Crucible Theatre, in the heart of Sheffield, has staged the World Championship every year since 1977 and the venue's current contract runs until 2027.

O'Sullivan recently told The Sun that he would like to see the World Championship moved, suggesting Saudi Arabia and China as alternatives.

What do you get for making a maximum 147 break?

Any player who makes a maximum break at the World Championship will receive £40,000, with 14 having been made over the years - including two in the 2023 tournament.

Kyren Wilson achieved the feat in the opening round before Selby became the first player to hit a 147 in a final during his 18-15 defeat to Brecel.

World Snooker Championship prize money

• Winner - £500,000
• Runner-up - £200,000
• Semi-final exit - £100,000
• Quarter-final exit - £50,000
• Second-round exit - £30,000
• First-round exit - £20,000

World Snooker Championship - last 10 winners

2023: Luca Brecel 2022: Ronnie O'Sullivan 2021: Mark Selby 2020: Ronnie O'Sullivan 2019: Judd Trump 2018: Mark Williams 2017 : Mark Selby 2016: Mark Selby 2015: Stuart Bingham 2014: Mark Selby

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World Snooker Championship 2024: Results, schedule and latest scores

The World Snooker Championship 2024 is under way and No5 seed Mark Selby has been dumped out in the first round.

Joe O’Connor’s surprise win on Monday followed reigning champion Luca Brecel exiting after a stunning late comeback from qualifier David Gilbert , the former semi-finalist winning the last four frames in succession to claim a dramatic 10-9 victory at The Crucible .

That was followed by fourth seed Ali Carter being bested by a strong run from Stephen Maguire. Judd Trump is though safely through to round two after defeating Iran’s Hossein Vafaei while three-time champion Mark Williams is currently locked in a battle with Si Jiahui.

Ronnie O’Sullivan will once again be the centre of attention in Sheffield as snooker ’s biggest star aims for an eighth world title, having equalled Stephen Hendry’s modern record of seven crowns by memorably beating 2019 winner Trump 18-13 in the final two years ago.

However, ‘The Rocket’ was then ousted by Brecel in last year’s quarter-finals, with the Belgian later going on to make history as the first player from mainland Europe ever to seal World Championship glory as he defeated four-time champion Selby 18-15.

O’Sullivan once again begins as the favourite for victory ahead of the likes of Trump, Mark Allen and Mark Williams, with his first-round match against Jackson Page coming up on Wednesday.

When is the World Snooker Championship 2024?

With qualifying coming to a close in midweek, the tournament proper begins with the opening first-round matches on Saturday, April 20 and runs until the conclusion of the final on Monday, May 6, 2024.

Where is the World Snooker Championship 2024?

Though there remains plenty of debate about the future location of the World Snooker Championship, for now it remains at its legendary home at the 980-capacity Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, which has hosted the event since 1977.

Who is playing at the World Snooker Championship 2024?

32 players in total will compete at The Crucible. The top 16 seeds - the world’s top-16 ranked players - all qualified directly for the tournament, while the remaining 16 earned their places through qualifying.

The most high-profile absentee this year is Neil Robertson, after the 2010 champion was stunned by Wales’ Jamie Jones in the final qualifying round. It is the first time in 20 years that the Australian has missed the World Championship.

Here are the seeded players for 2024 in order:

• Luca Brecel
• Ronnie O’Sullivan
• Mark Williams
• Ding Junhui
• Shaun Murphy
• Gary Wilson
• Kyren Wilson
• John Higgins
• Barry Hawkins
• Robert Milkins

World Snooker Championship 2024 schedule, scores and results

Order of play - first round (all times bst).

Saturday, April 20

Zhang Anda 4-10 Jak Jones

Luca Brecel 9-10 David Gilbert

Judd Trump 10-5 Hossein Vafaei

Ali Carter 7-10 Stephen Maguire

Tom Ford 10-6 Ricky Walden

Sunday, April 21

Shaun Murphy 10-5 Lyu Haotian

Monday, April 22

2.30pm: Mark Selby 6-10 Joe O'Connor

7pm: Gary Wilson 5-10 Stuart Bingham

7pm: Robert Milkins 3-5 Pang Junxu (latest score)

Tuesday, April 23

10am: Kyren Wilson vs Dominic Dale

10am: Ding Junhui vs Jack Lisowski

2.30pm: Mark Williams 5-4 Si Jiahui (latest score)

2:30pm: Mark Allen vs Robbie Williams

7pm: Barry Hawkins vs Ryan Day

Wednesday, April 24

2:30pm: Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Jackson Page

7pm: John Higgins vs Jamie Jones

Second round

Thursday, April 25

1pm: David Gilbert vs Robert Milkins or Pang Junxu [Match 17]

7pm: Judd Trump vs Tom Ford [21]

Friday, April 26

10am: Jak Jones vs Mark Williams or Si Jiahui [22]

2:30pm: Stephen Maguire vs Shaun Murphy [18]

Saturday, April 27

2:30pm: John Higgins or Jamie Jones vs Mark Allen or Robbie Williams [20]

7pm: Ding Junhui vs Jack Lisowski vs Stuart Bingham [23]

7pm: Joe O’Connor vs Kyren Wilson or Dominic Dale [19]

Sunday, April 28

10am: Barry Hawkins or Ryan Day vs Ronnie O'Sullivan or Jackson Page [24]

Quarter-finals

Tuesday, April 30

10am: Winner of Match 17 vs Winner of Match 18 [25]

10am: Winner of Match 21 vs Winner of Match 22 [27]

2:30pm: Winner of Match 23 vs Winner of Match 24 [28]

2:30pm: Winner of Match 19 vs Winner of Match 20 [26]

Semi-finals

Thursday, May 2

1pm: Winner of Match 25 vs Winner of Match 26 [29]

7pm: Winner of Match 27 vs Winner of Match 28 [30]

Sunday, May 5

1pm: Winner of Match 29 vs Winner of Match 30

Eight round-two (last-16) matches will be held between April 25-29, with the four quarter-final ties then taking place across April 30 and May 1.

The two semi-finals are held on May 2, 3 and 4, with the final itself a two-day affair on May 5 and 6.

How to watch World Snooker Championship 2024

TV channel: In the UK, the World Snooker Championship is being broadcast live on the BBC and also via Eurosport.

The BBC will have free coverage of the different daily sessions across BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four, while the afternoon and evening sessions will also be shown live on Eurosport 1.

Live stream: Fans can also tune in for free online via the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website, while subscribers can also follow along via the Discovery+ app and website.

World Snooker Championship 2024 prize money

The total prize pot this year is worth more than £2.3million, with the winner set to pocket £500,000 of that overall fund.

The runner-up will take home £200,000, while the players beaten in the semi-finals will still claim £100,000.

Quarter-finalists get £50,000, while those knocked out in the second round receive £30,000. First-round losers still take home £20,000, while there is a £15,000 reward for the highest break.

An extra bonus will see any player who manages to make two maximum 147 breaks across two of this season’s Triple Crown events - the World Championship, Masters and UK Championship - get a cool £147,000.

World Snooker Championship 2024 format

It’s best-of-19 frames in the first round at The Crucible, increased to best-of-25 in the second round and quarter-finals.

That goes up to best-of-33 in the semi-finals, while the final is a best-of-35 frame affair.

First-round matches are generally contested over two sessions, with three sessions thereafter apart from the semi-finals and final, which are typically spread over four separate sessions.

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Who is playing on the World Snooker Tour this season? Full list of competitors with Ronnie O'Sullivan at world No. 1

Published 22/06/2023 at 08:29 GMT

129 players are set to make up the World Snooker Tour professional circuit ahead of the first ranking event of the new season at the Championship League in Leicester. Ronnie O'Sullivan begins the new campaign as World No. 1 with Egypt's Mostafa Dorgham claiming the final place on tour courtesy of a 5-2 win over compatriot Mohamed Khairy in the African Championship final in Morocco.

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• 1. Ronnie O’Sullivan
• 2. Luca Brecel
• 3. Mark Allen
• 4. Judd Trump
• 5. Mark Selby
• 6. Neil Robertson
• 7. Shaun Murphy
• 8. Kyren Wilson
• 9. John Higgins
• 10. Mark Williams
• 11. Ali Carter
• 12. Robert Milkins
• 13. Jack Lisowski
• 14. Gary Wilson
• 15. Ryan Day
• 16. Ding Junhui
• 17. Hossein Vafaei
• 18. Anthony McGill
• 19. Barry Hawkins
• 20. David Gilbert
• 21. Ricky Walden
• 22. Tom Ford
• 23. Stuart Bingham
• 24. Jimmy Robertson
• 25. Zhou Yuelong
• 26. Joe Perry
• 27. Noppon Saengkham
• 28. Matthew Selt
• 29. Chris Wakelin
• 30. Stephen Maguire
• 31. Joe O’Connor
• 32. Fan Zhengyi
• 33. Pang Junxu
• 34. Si Jiahui
• 35. Jak Jones
• 36. Jordan Brown
• 37. Anthony Hamilton
• 38. Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
• 39. Graeme Dott
• 40. Cao Yupeng
• 41. Xiao Guodong
• 42. Matthew Stevens
• 43. Jamie Jones
• 44. Ben Woollaston
• 45. Lyu Haotian
• 46. Jackson Page
• 47. Elliot Slessor
• 48. Robbie Williams
• 49. Wu Yize
• 50. Yuan Sijun
• 51. Sam Craigie
• 52. Scott Donaldson
• 53. Tian Pengfei
• 54. David Grace
• 55. Liam Highfield
• 56. Jamie Clarke
• 57. Andy Hicks
• 58. Zhang Anda
• 59. Oliver Lines
• 60. Martin Gould
• 61. Dominic Dale
• 62. Mark King*
• 64. Mark Joyce
• 65. Mark Davis

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Two-year tour cards

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• Ken Doherty
• Lukas Kleckers
• Sean O’Sullivan
• Allan Taylor
• Muhammad Asif
• Asjad Iqbal
• Andres Petrov
• Dechawat Poomjaeng
• Peng Yisong
• Ryan Thomerson
• Mohamed Ibrahim
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WPBSA Q Tour

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Regional Snooker Champions

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2023/24 Snooker Calendar: Every major televised tournament, dates, results and where to watch

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2023/24 snooker season results:

Tour Championship:  Mark Williams 10-5 Ronnie O’Sullivan . Full report

World Mixed Doubles: Luca Brecel and Reanne Evans 4-2 Mark Selby and Rebecca Kenna. Full report

World Open:  Judd Trump 10-4 Ding Junhui . Full report

Riyadh Season World Masters:  Ronnie O’Sullivan 5-2 Luca Brecel 5-2. Full report

February 2024

Players Championship: Mark Allen 10-8 Zhang Anda. Full report

German Masters:  Judd Trump 10-5 Si Jiahui  Full report

January 2024

World Grand Prix:  Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-7 Judd Trump.  Full report

Masters: Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-7 Ali Carter. Full report

December 2023

Scottish Open: Gary Wilson 9-5 Noppon Saengkham. Full report

Snooker Shoot Out: Mark Allen 65-4 Cao Yupeng. Full report

UK Championship: Ronnie O’Sullivan 10-7 Ding Junhui. Full report

November 2023

Champion of Champions: Mark Allen 10-3 Judd Trump . Full report

International Championship: Zhang Anda 10-6 Tom Ford. Full report

October 2023

Northern Ireland Open: Judd Trump 9-3 Chris Wakelin. Full report

Wuham Open : Judd Trump 10-7 Ali Carter. Full report

English Open: Judd Trump 9-7 Zhang Anda. Full report

September 2023

British Open: Mark Williams 10-7 Mark Selby

Shaghai Masters: Ronnie O'Sullivan 11-9 Luca Brecel  Full report

August 2023

European Masters: Barry Hawkins 9-6 Judd Trump.  Full report

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Will it be easy to find my way in the Moscow Metro? It is a question many visitors ask themselves before hitting the streets of the Russian capital. As metro is the main means of transport in Moscow – fast, reliable and safe – having some skills in using it will help make your visit more successful and smooth. On top of this, it is the most beautiful metro in the world !

. There are over 220 stations and 15 lines in the Moscow Metro. It is open from 6 am to 1 am. Trains come very frequently: during the rush hour you won't wait for more than 90 seconds! Distances between stations are quite long – 1,5 to 2 or even 3 kilometers. Metro runs inside the city borders only. To get to the airport you will need to take an onground train - Aeroexpress.

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The cheapest way to travel is buying Troyka card . It is a plastic card you can top up for any amount at the machine or at the ticket office. With it every trip costs 38 RUB in the metro and 21 RUB in a bus. You can get the card in any ticket office. Be prepared to leave a deposit of 50 RUB. You can get it back returning the card to the cashier.

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