British Open 2024 snooker order of play: Schedule today (Sunday 29th September)
Your daily guide to the British Open 2024, including order of play and full schedule.
The final day of the British Open Snooker is upon us, with two of the sport’s biggest stars battling it out for the £100,000 jackpot.
Mark Selby will battle four-time world champion John Higgins in the final on Sunday (29th September).
World number five Selby defeated Northern Ireland’s Mark Allen 6-3 in a tense semi-final on Saturday.
Allen will now take on Higgins after the Scot overcame Oliver Lines 6-0.
Allen's last ranking title victory came in February this year at the Players Championship.
Fans across the UK will be delighted to tune in for all the action live on free-to-air TV.
RadioTimes.com brings you the British Open 2024 daily order of play.
British Open 2024 schedule – today's order of play
All UK time. All live on Eurosport and discovery+.
Friday 27th September
Final
From 1pm
- Mark Selby v John Higgins
British Open Snooker Masters 2024 round dates
- Round 1: Monday 23rd September
- Round 2: Tuesday 24th/Wednesday 25th September
- Round 3: Wednesday 25th September/Thursday 26th September
- Round 4: Thursday 26th September
- Quarter-finals: Friday 27th September
- Semi-finals: Saturday 28th September
- Final: Sunday 29th September
How to watch British Open 2024 on TV and live stream
Coverage of the British Open will be extensively shown across ITV platforms.
The action will be shown from 1pm and 7pm on ITV4 each day.
The tournament will also be shown live online via ITVX, if you want to keep up with the tournament across a range of devices.
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