The quarter-final line-up for the Tour Championship is set to be confirmed on Tuesday.

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Barry Hawkins' brilliant 10-1 victory over Shaun Murphy has secured his place in the last eight against World No. 1 Judd Trump while the remaining three spots will be filled today.

The final tournament ahead of the World Snooker Championship brings together the cream of the crop as only the top 12 players on the one-year rankings taking part.

A total prize fund of £500,000 is on offer this week – with £150,000 for the winner of Saturday's final.

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

Tour Championship 2025 schedule – today's order of play

All UK time. All live on ITV4/ITVX. Sessions in brackets.

Tuesday 1st April

Round 1

1pm

  • Mark Selby v Si Jiahui (1st)
  • Xiao Guodong v Wu Yize (2nd)

7pm

  • Mark Selby v Si Jiahui (2nd)
  • Mark Williams v Ding Junhui (2nd)

Wednesday 2nd April

Quarter-finals

1pm

  • Judd Trump v Barry Murphy (1st)
  • John Higgins v Xiao/Wu (1st)

7pm

  • Judd Trump v Barry Murphy (2nd)
  • Neil Robertson v Selby/Si (1st)

Thursday 3rd April

Quarter-finals

1pm

  • John Higgins v Xiao/Wu (2nd)
  • Kyren Wilson v Williams/Ding (1st)

7pm

  • Neil Robertson v Selby/Si (2nd)
  • Kyren Wilson v Williams/Ding (2nd)

Friday 4th April

Semi-final 1

1pm and 7pm

  • TBC

Saturday 5th April

Semi-final 2

1pm and 7pm

  • TBC

Sunday 6th April

Final

1pm and 7pm

  • TBC

Tour Championship 2025 round dates

  • Round 1: Monday 31st March – Tuesday 1st April
  • Quarter-finals: Wednesday 2nd – Thursday 3rd April
  • Semi-finals: Friday 4th – Saturday 5th April
  • Final: Sunday 6th April

How to watch Tour Championship 2025 on TV and live stream

Coverage of the Tour Championship 2025 will be live on ITV4 throughout the course of the week.

You can access ITVX via a range of devices including smartphones, tablets, desktop computers and laptops or smart TVs.

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