The Championship League Invitational 2025 enters the Winners' Group stage with seven competitors left in the chase.

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Judd Trump and Si Jiahui open the day's play before Kyren Wilson takes on Xiao Guodong.

There will be a total of 21 regular matches in the league table stage across Tuesday and Wednesday, before two semi-finals and a final to determine the champion on Wednesday evening.

RadioTimes.com brings you the Championship League Invitational 2025 daily order of play.

Championship League Invitational 2025 schedule – today's order of play

All UK time. All live on YouTube.

Tuesday 4th February

From 11am

  • Judd Trump v Si Jiahui
  • Kyren Wilson v Xiao Guodong

From 12:30pm

  • Judd Trump v Mark Selby
  • Hossein Vafaei v Matthew Selt

From 2:00pm

  • Kyren Wilson v Matthew Selt
  • Si Jiahui v Xiao Guodong

From 4:30pm

  • Mark Selby v Hossein Vafaei
  • Judd Trump v Xiao Guodong

From 6:00pm

  • Kyren Wilson v Si Jiahui
  • Mark Selby v Matthew Selt

From 7:30pm

  • Xiao Guodong v Matthew Selt
  • Judd Trump v Hossein Vafaei

Wednesday 5th February

From 11:00am

  • Judd Trump v Kyren Wilson
  • Si Jiahui v Matthew Selt

From 12:30pm

  • Xiao Guodong v Hossein Vafaei
  • Kyren Wilson v Mark Selby

From 2:00pm

  • Judd Trump v Matthew Selt
  • Mark Selby v Si Jiahui

From 3:00pm

  • Kyren Wilson v Hossein Vafaei

From 4:30pm

  • Mark Selby v Xiao Guodong
  • Si Jiahui v Hossein Vafaei

How to watch Championship League Invitational 2025 on TV and live stream

Coverage of the Championship League Invitational tournament will be live and free to air via the Matchroom Multi Sport YouTube channel.

There is a live feed of Table 1 and Table 2, meaning you can tune in for every moment of every match online.

This can be live streamed to smart TVs and smart sticks.

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