Champion of Champions 2024 snooker order of play: Schedule today (Sunday 17th November)
Your daily guide to the Champion of Champions 2024, including order of play and full schedule.
The Champion of Champion continues into Sunday with the final set up wonderfully with big names in the hunt for the title.
Mark Williams has made it to the showpiece match after toppling Neil Robertson on Saturday.
Xiao Guodong will face Williams after he reached the final by dispatching reigning champion Mark Allen on Friday night.
Allen was aiming to defend his crown after he pummelled current world No. 1 Judd Trump into submission during a lopsided 10-3 final last year.
This is an invitational, non-ranking event with a prize pot of £400,000 up for grabs among the 16-man field.
RadioTimes.com brings you the Champion of Champions 2024 daily order of play.
Champion of Champions 2024 schedule – today's order of play
All UK time. All live on ITV4 and ITVX.
Sunday 17th November
Final
From 7pm
- Xiao Guodong v Mark Williams
Champion of Champions Snooker Masters 2024 round dates
- Group stages: Monday 11th-Thursday 14th November
- Semi-finals: Friday 15th-Saturday 16th November
- Final: Sunday 17th November
How to watch Champion of Champions 2024 on TV and live stream
Coverage of the Champion of Champions 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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