UK Championship snooker 2023 schedule: Order of play (Sunday 3rd December)
We bring you the full UK Championship 2023 snooker schedule for today.
The UK Snooker Championship final is upon us, with Ronnie O'Sullivan and Ding Junhui set to face off for the £250,000 first prize at the Barbican Centre in York.
Ding will be attempting to secure a fourth crown. Victory for O'Sullivan would see him secure his eighth.
O'Sullivan soared past Hossein Vafaei in the semi-finals with a 6-2 victory, while Ding held his nerve to beat Judd Trump with a 6-4 win in the evening.
With the UK Championship final pitting two of the most popular names in the game against each other, RadioTimes.com brings you the daily schedule and order of play for the UK Championship 2023.
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UK Championship 2023 schedule: Today's order of play
All UK time.
Sunday 3rd December – Final
From 1pm (BBC Two / iPlayer / discovery+ / Eurosport 1)
Ding Junhui v Ronnie O'Sullivan
How to watch UK Championship 2023 on TV and live stream
Coverage of the UK Championship will be extensively shown across BBC and Eurosport platforms, including discovery+.
The action will be shown from 1pm and 7pm on BBC Two and Eurosport 1 each day, as well as via discovery+.
The tournament will be shown live online via discovery+ and iPlayer if you want to keep up with the tournament across a range of devices.
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