Welsh Open snooker 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Action ON NOW with Selby, Allen & Higgins playing TODAY & O’Sullivan BACK – latest
THE Welsh Open begins TODAY as 64 stars compete in the final Home Nations Series event of the season.
Defending champion Gary Wilson is in action on opening day as he takes on Ishpreet Chadha.
Other huge names featuring today include, Mark Selby, Mark Allen and John Higgins.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to begin his campaign on Tuesday - playing for the first time in a month - against Jamie Rhys Clarke as he looks to pick up his form ahead of the World Championship.
The race for the £150,000 Home Nations bonus concludes at the Welsh Open, with Neil Robertson currently leading the way for the huge cash prize.
- Start time: From 10am GMT
- Live stream: discovery+ / BBC iPlayer
- TV channel: BBC Red Buttom
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Ronnie returns
Ronnie O'Sullvian is also expected to be back in action in Wales this week.
The Rocket, who missed the Masters and the German Masters, last played a couple of Championship League matches before withdrawing.
He is the No 3 seed for this tournament and is scheduled to play Jamie Clarke on Tuesday.
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Here's how we're shaping up on a busy Monday:
10am
- Mark Selby vs Haydon Pinhey
- Si Jiahui vs Jamie Jones
1pm
- Pang Junxu vs Dominic Dale
- Neil Robertson vs Mark Davis
- Mark Williams vs Florian Nuessle
- Zhou Yuelong vs Yuan Sijun
2pm
- Stuart Bingham vs Robbie Williams
- Jackson Page vs Jimmy Robertson
- Gary Wilson vs Ishpreet Chadha
- Stephen Maguire vs Xu Si
7pm
- Robert Milkins vs Wang Yuchen
- Elliot Slessor vs Liam Davies
- John Higgins vs Graeme Dott
- Mark Allen vs Stan Moody
8pm
- Zhang Anda vs Ross Muir
- Tom Ford vs Andrew Higginson
Good morning!
Snooker is back and we have a packed day of action from the Welsh Open in Llandudno.
There are 16 matches today with Mark Selby vs Haydon Pinhey and Si Jiahui vs Jamie Jones starting very shortly.
Heavy hitters such as Stuart Bingham, Mark Allen, John Higgins and Neil Robertson are also in action, while defending champion Gary Wilson plays Ishpreet Chadha at 3pm.
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