Ronnie O'Sullivan after winning his sixth UK Championship

UK Championship snooker 2017: Draw, schedule, results, betting odds, BBC TV coverage times & tickets

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Tue December 12, 2017 · 7y ago

The full results from snooker's UK Championship, which took place in York from November 28 to December 10.

The UK Championship was snooker's first Triple Crown event of the 2017/18 season and after 128 players started out at the York Barbican on November 28, it was Ronnie O'Sullivan who was the last man standing.

Recording his sixth win in the event to equal the record of Steve Davis, O'Sullivan saw off Shaun Murphy 10-5 in the final, dominating the final session of a final which had appeared to be finely posied.

Here, you can recap the full draw, schedule, results and reviews while we have latest Sky Bet snooker odds, prize fund details and more.

UK Championship: Daily schedule & results

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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 28
Afternoon Session (1430 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Ryan Day 6-0 Jamie Curtis-Barrett (Match 7)
Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 6-5 Elliot Slessor (Match 8)
Rory McLeod 5-6 Zhao Xintong (Match 15)
Marco Fu 6-2 Nigel Bond (Match 16)
Mike Dunn 6-2 Fang Xiongman (Match 25)
Mark King 6-0 Boonyarit Keattikun (Match 26)
Noppon Saengkham 6-2 Zhang Anda (Match 63)
Ding Junhui 5-6 Leo Ferandez (Match 64)

Evening Session (1930 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Kyren Wilson 6-1 Sean O'Sullivan (Match 21)
Yu De Lu 6-2 Ian Preece (Match 22)
Yan Bingtao 6-1 Zhang Yong (Match 29)
Ben Woollaston 6-2 Lui Yuan (Match 30)
Tian Pengfei 5-6 Cao Yupeng (Match 31)
John Higgins 6-1 Chris Totten (Match 32)
Stephen Maguire 6-1 Tuan SiJun (Match 39)
David Grace 4-6 Jak Jones (Match 40)

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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29
Morning Session (0930 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Ricky Walden 6-1 Duane Jones (Match 23)
Jamie Jones 6-3 Craig Steadman (Match 24)
Sam Baird 5-6 Aditya Mehta (Match 27)
Luca Brecel 6-4 Soheil Vahedi (Match 28)
Mark Davis 5-6 Xu Si(Match 45)
Zhou Yuelong 5-6 Peter Lines (Match 46)
Hossein Vafaei 6-4 James Wattana (Match 59)
Anthony McGill 6-2 Ashley Hugill (Match 60)

Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Peter Ebdon 6-3 Allan Taylor (Match 13)
Anthony Hamilton 1-6 Lyu Haotian (Match 14)
Shaun Murphy 6-1 Hamza Akbar (Match 17)
Daniel Wells 4-6 Liam Highfield (Match 18)
Jimmy Robertson 6-1 Alex Borg (Match 20)
Judd Trump 6-0 Matthew Bolton (Match 33)
Robbie Williams 6-3 Martin O'Donnell (Match 57)
Martin Gould 6-3 Joe Swail (Match 58)

Evening Session (1930 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Mark Selby 6-4 Basem Eltahhan (Match 1)
Scott Donaldson 6-2 John J Astley (Match 2)
Jack Lisowski 6-4 Wang Yuchen (Match 41)
Joe Perry 6-1 Billy Joe Castle (Match 42)
Oliver Lines 6-3 Mei Xi Wen (Match 47)
Mark Allen 6-2 Lukas Kleckers (Match 48)
Michael White 6-5 Ross Muir (Match 51)
Matthew Selt 6-2 Ian Burns (Match 52)

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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30
Morning Session (0930 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Mark Williams 6-0 Paul S Davison (Match 5)
Andrew Higginson 6-0 Sam Craigie (Match 6)
Mark Joyce 6-3 Thor Chuan Leong (Match 9)
David Gilbert 6-4 Christopher Keogan (Match 10)
Graeme Dott 6-2 Josh Boileau (Match 35)
Liang Wenbo 6-1 Sanderson Lam (Match 37)
Stuart Carrington 2-6 Mitchell Mann (Match 38)
Fergal O'Brien 4-6 Akani Songsermsawad (Match 56)

Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Gary Wilson 3-6 Ken Doherty (Match 11)
Neil Robertson 6-1 Rod Lawler (Match 12)
Alan McManus 6-3 Robin Hull (Match 19)
Chris Wakelin 6-1 Lee Walker (Match 34)
Dominic Dale 6-0 Adam Duffy (Match 36)
Kurt Maflin 6-1 Alexander Ursenbacher (Match 43)
Ali Carter 2-6 Jimmy White (Match 44)
Michael Holt 6-5 Niu Zhuang (Match 55)

Evening Session (1930 GMT)
First Round (Best of 11 frames)
Coverage: Eurosport Player

Li Hang 6-1 Gerard Greene (Match 3)
Robert Milkins 6-1 Chen Zhe (Match 4)
Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-3 Jackson Page (Match 49)
Alfie Burden 5-6 Michael Georgiou (Match 50)
Barry Hawkins 6-1 Kurt Dunham (Match 53)
Matthew Stevens 3-6 Hammad Miah (Match 54)
Xiao Guodong 6-0 Chen Zifan (Match 61)
Tom Ford 6-1 Eden Sharav (Match 62)

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FRIDAY DECEMBER 1
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SATURDAY DECEMBER 2
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Second Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Mark Selby 3-6 Scott Donaldson (Match 65)
Li Hang 6-4 Robert Milkins (Match 66)
Mark Williams 6-2 Andrew Higginson (Match 67)
Ryan Day 6-3 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (Match 68)
Mark Joyce 6-4 David Gilbert (Match 69)
Ken Doherty 2-6 Neil Robertson (Match 70)
Peter Ebdon 3-6 Lyu Haotian (Match 71)
Oliver Lines 4-6 Mark Allen (Match 88)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Second Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Zhao Xintong 4-6 Marco Fu (Match 72)
Judd Trump 6-0 Chris Wakelin (Match 81)
Graeme Dott 6-5 Dominic Dale (Match 82)
Liang Wenbo 6-1 Mitchell Mann (Match 83)
Stephen Maguire 6-0 Jak Jones (Match 84)
Jack Lisowski 3-6 Joe Perry (Match 85)
Kurt Maflin 6-2 Jimmy White (Match 86)
Xu Si 2-6 Peter Lines (Match 87)

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SUNDAY DECEMBER 3
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Second Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Shaun Murphy 6-5 Liam Highfield (Match 73)
Alan McManus 5-6 Jimmy Robertson (Match 74)
Kyren Wilson 6-4 Yu De Lu (Match 75)
Ricky Walden 6-5 Jamie Jones (Match 76)
Mike Dunn 4-6 Mark King (Match 77)
Aditya Mehta 3-6 Luca Brecel (Match 78)
Yan Bingtao 6-1 Ben Woollaston (Match 79)
Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-1 Michael Georgiou (Match 89)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Second Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Cao Yupeng 4-6 John Higgins (Match 80)
Michael White 6-1 Matthew Selt (Match 90)
Barry Hawkins 6-2 Hammad Miah (Match 91)
Michael Holt 4-6 Akani Songsermsawad (Match 92)
Robbie Williams 2-6 Martin Gould (Match 93)
Hossein Vafaei 6-5 Anthony McGill (Match 94)
Xiao Guodong 6-1 Tom Ford (Match 95)
Noppon Saengkham 6-0 Leo Fernandez (Match 96)

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MONDAY DECEMBER 4
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Third Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Mark Williams 5-6 Ryan Day (Match 98)
Lyu Haotian 6-4 Marco Fu (Match 100)
Judd Trump 2-6 Graeme Dott (Match (105)
Liang Wenbo 5-6 Stephen Maguire (106)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Third Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Scott Donaldson 1-6 Li Hang (Match 97)
Mark Joyce 6-5 Neil Robertson (Match 99)
Joe Perry 6-3 Kurt Maflin (Match 107)
Peter Lines 4-6 Mark Allen (Match 108)

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TUESDAY DECEMBER 5
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Third Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Mark King 6-3 Luca Brecel (Match 103)
Yan Bingtao 3-6 John Higgins (Match 104)
Martin Gould 6-4 Hossein Vafaei (Match 111)
Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-1 Michael White (Match 109)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Third Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Kyren Wilson 2-6 Ricky Walden (Match 102)
Barry Hawkins 0-6 Akani Songsermsawad (Match 110)
Shaun Murphy 6-3 Jimmy Robertson (Match 101)
Xiao Guodong 6-3 Noppon Saengkham (Match 112)

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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 6
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Fourth Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Mark King 6-5 John Higgins (Match 116)
Graeme Dott 2-6 Stephen Maguire (Match 117)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Fourth Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Li Hang 5-6 Ryan Day (Match 113)
Joe Perry 6-4 Mark Allen (Match 118)

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THURSDAY DECEMBER 7
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Fourth Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Shaun Murphy 6-1 Ricky Walden (Match 115)
Martin Gould 6-4 Xiao Guodong (Match 120)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Fourth Round (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-5 Akani Songsermsawad (Match 119)
Mark Joyce 6-4 Lyu Haotian (Match 114)

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FRIDAY DECEMBER 8
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Quarter-Finals (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-3 Martin Gould (QF 4)
Stephen Maguire 6-3 Joe Perry (QF 3)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Quarter-Finals (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Ryan Day 6-5 Mark Joyce (QF 1)
Shaun Murphy 6-1 Mark King (QF 2)

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SATURDAY DECEMBER 9
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Semi-Finals (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Stephen Maguire 4-6 Ronnie O'Sullivan (SF 1)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Semi-Finals (Best of 11 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Ryan Day 3-6 Shaun Murphy (SF 2)

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SUNDAY DECEMBER 10
Afternoon Session (1300 GMT)
Final (Best of 19 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-4 Shaun Murphy (First session)

Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Final (Best of 19 frames)
TV Coverage: BBC/Eurosport

Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-5 Shaun Murphy (Final session)

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UK Championship Draw & Tournament Bracket

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First Quarter

Mark Selby v Basem Eltahhan (Match 1)
Scott Donaldson v John J Astley (Match 2)
Li Hang v Gerard Greene (Match 3)
Robert Milkins v Chen Zhe (Match 4)
Mark Williams v Paul S Davison (Match 5)
Andrew Higginson v Sam Craigie (Match 6)
Ryan Day v Jamie Curtis-Barrett (Match 7)
Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Elliot Slessor (Match 8)
Mark Joyce v Thor Chuan Leong (Match 9)
David Gilbert v Christopher Keogan (Match 10)
Gary Wilson v Ken Doherty (Match 11)
Neil Robertson v Rod Lawler (Match 12)
Peter Ebdon v Allan Taylor (Match 13)
Anthony Hamilton v Lyu Haotian (Match 14)
Rory McLeod v Zhao Xintong (Match 15)
Marco Fu v Nigel Bond (Match 16)

Second Quarter

Shaun Murphy v Hamza Akbar (Match 17)
Daniel Wells v Liam Highfield (Match 18)
Alan McManus v Robin Hull (Match 19)
Jimmy Robertson v Alex Borg (Match 20)
Kyren Wilson v Sean O'Sullivan (Match 21)
Yu De Lu v Ian Preece (Match 22)
Ricky Walden v Duane Jones (Match 23)
Jamie Jones v Craig Steadman (Match 24)
Mike Dunn v Fang Xiongman (Match 25)
Mark King v Boonyarit Keattikun (Match 26)
Sam Baird v Aditya Mehta (Match 27)
Luca Brecel v Soheil Vahedi (Match 28)
Yan Bingtao v Zhang Yong(Match 29)
Ben Woollaston v Lui Yuan (Match 30)
Tian Pengfei v Cao Yupeng (Match 31)
John Higgins v Chris Totten (Match 32)

Third Quarter

Judd Trump v Matthew Bolton (Match 33)
Chris Wakelin v Lee Walker (Match 34)
Graeme Dott v Josh Boileau (Match 35)
Dominic Dale v Adam Duffy (Match 36)
Liang Wenbo v Sanderson Lam (Match 37)
Stuart Carrington v Mitchell Mann (Match 38)
Stephen Maguire v Tuan SiJun (Match 39)
David Grace v Jak Jones (Match 40)
Jack Lisowski v Wang Yuchen (Match 41)
Joe Perry v Billy Joe Castle (Match 42)
Kurt Maflin v Alexander Ursenbacher (Match 43)
Ali Carter v Jimmy White (Match 44)
Mark Davis v Xu Si(Match 45)
Zhou Yuelong v Peter Lines (Match 46)
Oliver Lines v Mei Xi Wen (Match 47)
Mark Allen v Lukas Kleckers (Match 48)

Fourth Quarter

Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jackson Page (Match 49)
Alfie Burden v Michael Georgiou (Match 50)
Michael White v Ross Muir (Match 51)
Matthew Selt v Ian Burns (Match 52)
Barry Hawkins v Kurt Dunham (Match 53)
Matthew Stevens v Hammad Miah (Match 54)
Michael Holt v Niu Zhuang (Match 55)
Fergal O'Brien v Akani Songsermsawad (Match 56)
Robbie Williams v Martin O'Donnell (Match 57)
Martin Gould v Joe Swail (Match 58)
Hossein Vafaei v James Wattana (Match 59)
Anthony McGill v Ashley Hugill (Match 60)
Xiao Guodong v Chen Zifan (Match 61)
Tom Ford v Eden Sharav (Match 62)
Noppon Saengkham v Zhang Anda (Match 63)
Ding Junhui v Leo Ferandez (Match 64)

UK Championship: Sky Bet Odds

Mark Selby is 4/1 favourite to defend his UK Championship title while the 2016 runner-up Ronnie O'Sullivan is next in the running at 9/2 to clinch his sixth crown.

Judd Trump (11/2), Ding Junhui (9/1) and John Higgins (12/1) are among the other leading contenders but with a field of 128 players, there's plenty of live outsiders and long shots to potentially back.

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UK Championship: How to watch

The first three days of the UK Championship will be on the Eurosport Player, before television coverage on Europesport and BBC starts on Saturday.

UK Championship Prize Fund

Winner: £170,000
Runner-up: £75,000
Semi-final: £35,000
Quarter-finals: £22,500
Last-16: £15,000
Last 32: £10,000
Last 64: £5,000

Total: £850,000

UK Championship snooker tickets

The final and semi-finals are already SOLD OUT but tickets for other sessions are still available – click here for details

UK Championship History

The UK Championship is one of snooker's most prestigious tournaments and is widely considered the second biggest ranking event behind the World Championship at the Crucible.

Along with the World Championship and the Masters, the UK Championship makes up snooker's Triple Crown and any player winning all three tournaments during their careers becomes an undisputed legend of the sport.

The UK Championship was first staged in 1977 in Blackpool, when Ireland's Patsy Fagan defeated Doug Mountjoy, but has since been held in Preston, Bournemouth, Telford and York's Barbican Centre, where the event currently takes place.

In 2014 Ronnie O'Sullivan won the UK Championship for the fifth time by beating Judd Trump 10-9 in a thriller although the Rocket decided not to defend his title in 2015 as Neil Robertson went on to defeat Liang Wenbo in the ginal.

Steve Davis dominated the early years of the event with six titles between 1980 and 1987 before Stephen Hendry took a firm grip on the game with five championships of his own - although he could not stop John Parrott and Jimmy White lifting the trophy in 1991 and 1992.

O'Sullivan famously first triumphed in 1993 at the age of just 17, making him the youngest winner of any ranking snooker event, and he also made history in 2001 when thrashing Ken Doherty 10-1 to record the final's biggest margin of victory. Three years later Stephen Maguire equalled that record against David Gray.

Scotland's John Higgins is among the tournament's most successful players with three UK Championship crowns while Welshmen Mark Williams (twice) and Matthew Stevens are also on the roll of honour alongside English quartet Peter Ebdon, Shaun Murphy, Judd Trump and Mark Selby.

In 2005, teenager Ding Junhui became the first player from outside Britain and Ireland to win the event with a 10-6 victory over a 48-year-old Steve Davis, who was competing in his first UK Championship final since 1990, and the Chinese star repeated the feat in 2009 against John Higgins.

Australia's Neil Robertson became the second non-European winner of the tournament in 2013 when he defeated Mark Selby and he surely won't be the last as the contingent of talented snooker players from around the globe continues to grow.

In 2016, Mark Selby became only the ninth player in the history of the event to lift the trophy more than once.