After a tense, nail-biting tournament this year's Hong Kong Masters is coming to a close, but not before one final match-up between current world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan and Hong Kong's own Marco Fu.

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The pair will go head to head after O'Sullivan beat his semi-final opponent Neil Robertson, getting his revenge after Robertson trounced him at the last Hong Kong Masters in 2017.

Meanwhile Fu secured his place in the final by taking on John Higgins, in what became an epic comeback after Fu trailed 4-2 at one stage. He has the home crowd firmly on side, but will he be able to outmanoeuvre O'Sullivan?

Today's final is a complete sell out, with over 9,000 tickets sold to fans wanting to see who will take home the £100,000 prize. This means the attendance record for the sport has been absolutely smashed, after it was previously set at 3,000 attendees from the 2017 Hong Kong Masters.

The record has been broken a number of times this week, but with 9,000 fans attending the final it's sure to be a truly memorable occasion in snooker history.

Meanwhile, fans around the world will be keen to see how the elite players fare when they come face to face on the global stage.

RadioTimes.com brings you the Hong Kong Masters 2022 order of play for today.

Hong Kong Masters 2022 schedule: Order of play today

All UK time.

Sunday 9th October

Final

12pm

Fu v O'Sullivan

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