Welsh Open 2023: O’Sullivan, Trump and Allen set for season finale
The world’s greatest snooker players will converge in Llandudno for the fourth and final Home Nations Series tournament from February 13th.
It will be the first time the Welsh Open is staged outside of either Cardiff or Newport in the competition’s history.
The week-long event will take place at Venue Cymru until February 19th.
Defending champion Joe Parry will face Mark King in the final qualifying round, with home favourites Mark Williams and Michael White drawn against each other later on Monday.
Fellow Welshmen John Higgins and Neil Robertson will come up against Alexander Ursenbacher and Fraser Patrick respectively.
Jimmy White will enter the competition later in the week after beating Craig Steadman in a qualifier last month.
The Round of 64 gets underway on Tuesday 14th.
Monday's matches: Final qualifiers
10am
Joe Perry v Mark King
Shaun Murphy v Victor Sarkis
Michael Holt v Tian Pengfei
Stuart Bingham v Jackson Page
1pm
Oliver Briffett-Payne v Robbie Williams
Neil Robertson v Fraser Patrick
David Gilbert v Marco Fu
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Oliver Lines
2pm
Kyren Wilson v Asjad Iqbal
Mark Williams v Michael White
Barry Hawkins v Ian Burns
John Higgins v Alexander Ursenbacher
7pm
Ryan Day v Stuart Carrington
Judd Trump v David Grace
Hossein Vafaei v Lyu Haotian
Luca Brecel v Sean O'Sullivan
8pm
Noppon Saengkham v Liam Davies
Jack Lisowski v Zhang Anda
Mark Selby v Jamie O'Neill
Mark Allen v Alfie Burden
