The UK Snooker Championship is drawing to a close with Friday set to bring the biggest match of the tournament so far between the two highest-ranked players left in the running.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan is the hot favourite to win the tournament from this point, but faces a terrific test against Kyren Wilson.

The pair have duelled on eight previous occasions including the 2020 World Championship finals, and O'Sullivan has emerged victorious on six occasions.

In the other quarter-final showdown today, Anthony McGill will hope to continue his rise to prominence when he faces Belgian No.40 seed Luca Brecel.

With a day of snooker to look forward to, make sure to keep updated with our full schedule of upcoming session times.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full UK Snooker Championship 2021 schedule.

UK Snooker Championship 2021 schedule

All UK time.

Quarter-finals

Friday 3rd December

Afternoon session
From 1pm on Eurosport 2 / discovery+ / BBC Two / BBC iPlayer

Anthony McGill v Luca Brecel

Ronnie O'Sullivan v Kyren Wilson

Evening session
From 7pm on Eurosport 2 / discovery+ / BBC Two / BBC iPlayer

Barry Hawkins v Andy Hicks

Jack Lisowski v Zhao Xintong

Saturday 4th December

Semi-finals

Afternoon session
From 1pm on Eurosport 2 / discovery+ / BBC Two / BBC iPlayer

Anthony McGill / Luca Brecel v Ronnie O'Sullivan v Kyren Wilson

Evening session
From 7pm on Eurosport 2 / discovery+ / BBC Two / BBC iPlayer

Barry Hawkins / Andy Hicks v Jack Lisowski / Zhao Xintong

Sunday 5th December

Final

Afternoon session

From 1pm on Eurosport 2 / discovery+ / BBC Two / BBC iPlayer

McGill/Brecel/O'Sullivan/Wilson v Hawkins/Hicks/Lisowski/Xintong

Evening session

From 7pm on Eurosport 2 / discovery+ / BBC Two / BBC iPlayer

McGill/Brecel/O'Sullivan/Wilson v Hawkins/Hicks/Lisowski/Xintong

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