Champion of Champions snooker on TV 2024: Channel, schedule and live stream
Your complete guide to how to watch the Champion of Champions 2024 on TV and live stream, including full broadcast details.
Snooker's finest convene in Bolton for the latest edition of the Champion of Champions.
Ranking event champions over the last year – since the 2023 edition of the competition – have been invited to participate, with a £150,000 prize for the eventual victory.
Reigning champion Mark Allen will seek to defend his title a year on from defeating Judd Trump with an emphatic 10-3 scoreline in the final.
He remains in the competition going into the final four, with Xiao Guodong, Mark Williams and Neil Robertson.
Ronnie O'Sullivan won his first three frames to nil during his opening clash against Guodong, but the Chinese player struck back with four frames on the bounce to advance.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about how to watch the Champion of Champions 2024.
When is the Champion of Champions 2024?
The Champion of Champions 2024 starts on Monday 11th November 2024 and runs until Sunday 17th November 2024.
Matches begin from 1pm UK time and continue into an evening session starting at 7pm UK time.
Check out the full Champion of Champions order of play, updated each day with the latest matches.
How to watch the Champion of Champions 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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