Live snooker today: What live snooker is on TV and streaming this week?
Your guide to the best live snooker events from around the world on TV and streaming.
The UK Championship marks the first Triple Crown event of the World Snooker Tour in 2024/25 and a host of big names will be gunning for glory.
Defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan hasn't enjoyed the most glittering season of his career to date. He will be determined to put on a show in York.
Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson will inevitably find themselves among the front pack, while Xiao Guodong has impressed in recent outings.
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Snooker fans are usually treated to plenty of extensive coverage throughout the year with the BBC holding the rights to the World Snooker Championship, the UK Championship and The Masters.
ITV also boasts free-to-air rights in the shape of the Tour Championship, Players Championship, British Open and more, while Eurosport boasts widespread snooker rights for the majority of tournaments every year.
RadioTimes.com brings you a round-up of live snooker on TV today and coming up.
Snooker today: What live snooker is on TV this week?
All subject to change. Available to watch on Eurosport/discovery+ unless otherwise stated.
23rd November – 1st December
UK Championship (York, England) BBC/Eurosport/discovery+
World Snooker Tour 2024/25 calendar
November
From 23rd November – UK Championship (York, England) BBC/Eurosport/discovery+
December
From 4th December – Shoot Out (Leicester, England)
From 9th December – Scottish Open (Edinburgh, Scotland)
January
From 12th January – The Masters (London, England) BBC/Eurosport/discovery+
From 27th January – German Masters (Berlin, Germany)
February
From 10th February – Welsh Open (Llandudno, Wales) BBC Wales/Eurosport/discovery+
March
From 3rd March – World Open (China)
From 17th March – Players Championship (Telford, England) ITV
From 31st March – Tour Championship (Manchester, England) ITV
April
From 19th April – World Championship (Sheffield, England) BBC/Eurosport/discovery+
bet365 live streaming
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World Snooker Tour 2024/25 results
June
From 10th June – Championship League (Leicester, England)
- Winner: Ali Carter (ENG)
- Runner-up: Jackson Page (WAL)
July
From 15th July – Shanghai Masters (Shanghai, China)
- Winner: Judd Trump (ENG)
- Runner-up: Shaun Murphy (ENG)
August
From 19th August – Xi'an Grand Prix (Xi'an, China)
- Winner: Kyren Wilson (ENG)
- Runner-up: Judd Trump (ENG)
From 30th August – Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
- Winner: Judd Trump (ENG)
- Runner-up: Mark Williams (WAL)
September
From 16th September – English Open (Brentwood, England)
- Winner: Neil Robertson (AUS)
- Runner-up: Wu Yize (CHN)
From 23rd September – British Open (Cheltenham, England) ITV
- Winner: Mark Selby (ENG)
- Runner-up: John Higgins (SCO)
October
From 6th October – Wuhan Open (Wuhan, China)
- Winner: Xiao Guodong
- Runner-up: Si Jiahui
From 20th October – Northern Ireland Open (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
- Winner: Kyren Wilson
- Runner-up: Judd Trump
November
From 3rd November – International Championship (Tianjin, China)
- Winner: Ding Junhui
- Runner-up: Chris Wakelin
From 11th November – Champion of Champions (Bolton, England) ITV
- Winner: Mark Williams
- Runner-up: Xiao Guodong
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.
