The World Championship Snooker 2021 final concludes on Monday with two former world champions, Mark Selby and Shaun Murphy, going up against each other in an enticing clash.

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A full, 100 per cent capacity crowd will welcome the players into the arena at the Crucible for the final day of intense action as sport continues its march back to normality.

Those lucky enough to be inside the theatre for the big showdown between Selby and Murphy will be in for a treat, but you can soak up all the tension from your own home via the extensive coverage across BBC and Eurosport.

No.4 seed Selby has won this tournament three times in the last seven editions and will be determined to replicate that success by the end of Monday.

No.7 seed Murphy won the tournament in remarkable fashion as an unfavoured qualifier in 2005, but has been playing terrific snooker throughout this tournament and has headed into the final full of confidence.

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 World Snooker Championship 2021 schedule with the final in progress.

World Snooker Championship 2021 schedule – Monday's Order of Play (Final)

All UK time.

Monday 3rd May – Final

Best of 35 frames

Afternoon session (from 1pm)
Mark Selby v Shaun Murphy

BBC Two: from 1pm

Eurosport 1: from 12:45pm

Evening session (from 7pm)
Mark Selby v Shaun Murphy

BBC Two: from 7pm

Eurosport 1: from 6:45pm

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