The final of the Welsh Open is taking place today (Sunday 6th March 2022), and snooker fans will surely tune in en masse to find out who'll take the title this time out.
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Judd Trump will take on Joe Perry in an all-English final, with Perry arguably being the underdog in this exciting match-up. But there's certainly a sense that it could go either way.
If you've tuned into the earlier face-offs on the road to this final, you'll know that both Trump and Perry are both on fine form and keen to bag to the title.
Reigning champion Jordan Brown was a shock victor in Wales last year as he toppled O'Sullivan in a nail-biting final. He is at the peak of his career so far, No.24 in the world, but failed to make it through qualifying to defend his title. So we're definitely going to have a new winner this time.
We've rounded up all the matches, dates, times and TV coverage details you need to enjoy the tournament to come.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full Welsh Open snooker 2022 schedule.
All UK time. Afternoon sessions live on Eurosport, BBC Two Wales, BBC Red Button.
Friday 4th March
Quarter-finals
1pm
Judd Trump 5-3 Neil Robertson
Jack Lisowski 5-4 Ali Carter
7pm
Zhang Anda 4-5 Hossein Vafaei
Ricky Walden 2-5 Joe Perry
Saturday 5th March
Semi-finals
1pm
Judd Trump 6-5 Hossein Vafaei
7pm
Jack Lisowski 5-6 Joe Perry
Sunday 6th March
Final
1pm and 7pm
Judd Trump v Joe Perry
If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or visit our Sport hub for all the latest news.
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