Snooker: Final Weekend In York Sold Out

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Tickets are selling fast for this month’s Cazoo UK Championship in York with the whole final weekend as well as two other sessions already sold out.

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Zhao Xintong lifts the trophy in 2021

The tournament runs from November 12 to 20 at the York Barbican, as Zhao Xintong defends the title against all-time greats including Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson, Mark Selby, John Higgins, Shaun Murphy, Kyren Wilson, Mark Williams, Mark Allen and many more.

The sold out sessions are:

Tickets from £20 are still available for other sessions but seats must be booked quickly. For details see the snooker events section here.

Here’s the first round match schedule:

Saturday November 12, 1pm

  • Zhao Xintong v qualifier
  • Mark Allen v qualifier

Saturday November 12, 7pm

  • Kyren Wilson v qualifier
  • Ryan Day v qualifier

Sunday November 13, 1pm

  • Neil Robertson v qualifier
  • Luca Brecel v qualifier

Sunday November 13, 7pm

  • John Higgins v qualifier
  • Barry Hawkins v qualifier

Monday November 14, 1pm

Ronnie O’Sullivan at the snooker table
  • Ronnie O’Sullivan v qualifier
  • Yan Bingtao v qualifier

Monday November 14, 7pm

  • Mark Williams v qualifier
  • Stuart Bingham v qualifier

Tuesday November 15, 1pm

  • Judd Trump v qualifier
  • Jack Lisowski v qualifier

Tuesday November 15, 7pm

  • Mark Selby v qualifier
  • Shaun Murphy v qualifier

There’s a new format this year, with all of the top 16 seeded through to the last 32 for the televised phase, and only two tables in the arena throughout.

The top 16 will be drawn at random against the 16 players who come through the qualifying rounds, which will run from November 5 to 10 in Sheffield. Tickets for the qualifying rounds at Ponds Forge are also available and cost just £10 per day.

The Cazoo UK Championship is one of snooker’s Triple Crown events with a history dating back to 1977. It will be televised by BBC, Eurosport, CCTV5, Matchroom.Live and a range of other broadcasters worldwide. Prize money this year has been increased from £1,009,000 to £1,205,000, with the first prize up from £200,000 to £250,000.

Details courtesy of World Snooker

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