UK Championship 2022 snooker schedule: Order of play today (Sunday 20th November)
Check out the full UK Championship 2022 snooker schedule and order of play – your guide to how to watch on TV today.
The UK Championship snooker tournament draws to a close on Sunday with a stellar final in prospect.
Mark Allen will face Ding Junhui for the biggest title of the season so far at the Barbican in York.
Allen toppled Jack Lisowski following a terrific semi-final tie that went all the way to a deciding frame.
Ding Junhui – who defeated Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-0 in the quarter-finals – resisted a comeback from Tom Ford to win his semi-final match-up 6-3 after being 5-0 ahead.
Fans around the world will be keen to tune in to see how these two seasoned stars cope under the pressure of the occasion.
Allen has lost both UK Championship finals he has taken part in, while Ding Junhui has won all three finals he has made in this tournament.
Fans across the world will be tuning in to soak up the final days of drama in the biggest snooker tournament of the season so far.
RadioTimes.com brings you the UK Championship 2022 order of play for today.
UK Championship 2022 schedule: Order of play today
All UK time.
Sunday 20th November
Final
1pm
Mark Allen v Ding Junhui (eight frames)
7pm
Mark Allen v Ding Junhui (Up to 11 frames)
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