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World Snooker Championship 2026 results: Scores today
We round up all the latest scores from the Crucible.
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- Michael Potts
- , Ned Holmes
Published: Monday, 4 May 2026 at 11:15 am
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The final of the World Snooker Championship 2026 continues on Monday (4 May), with veteran Shaun Murphy and Chinese prodigy Wu Yize once again going head-to-head at the iconic Crucible.
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The 22-year-old leads the former world champion, who last lifted the trophy 21 years ago, 10-7, and appears to be in control heading into the final two sessions.
"I think he's going to be world champion," Mark Allen said (via BBC Sport) after being knocked out by Yize in the semis. "Even though I'm devastated to lose that match, I think the right person is in the final."
And Yize certainly isn't taking the occasion lightly, telling BBC Sport he will give "everything" to take home the title, which would see him become the competition's second successive winner from China.
But can Murphy, with all of his experience, turn things around?
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Radio Times brings you all the latest results from the World Snooker Championship 2026.
What a thrilling ride the World Snooker Championship has thrown up already – and the best could be yet to come at the Crucible.
World Snooker Championship 2026 results
Results updated upon the conclusion of matches.
Saturday 18 April
- R1: Zhao Xintong (1) 10-7 Liam Highfield
Sunday 19 April
- R1: Mark Allen (14) 10-6 Zhang Anda
- R1: Barry Hawkins (11) 10-4 Matthew Stevens
- R1: Mark J Williams (6) 10-4 Antoni Kowalski
- R1: Xiao Guodong (9) 10-6 Zhou Yuelong
Monday 20 April
- R1: Ding Junhui (16) 10-5 David Gilbert
- R1: John Higgins (5) 10-7 Ali Carter
- R1: Kyren Wilson (3) 10-7 Stan Moody
Tuesday 21 April
- R1: Wu Yize (10) 10-2 Leif Peifan
- R1: Judd Trump (2) 10-5 Gary Wilson
Wednesday 22 April
- R1: Shaun Murphy (8) 10-9 Fan Zhengyi
- R1: Chris Wakelin (13) 10-6 Liam Pullen
- R1: Ronnie O'Sullivan (12) 10-2 He Guoqiang
- R1: Mark Selby (7) 10-2 Jak Jones
Thursday 23 April
- R1: Neil Robertson (4) 10-6 Pang Junxu (29)
- R1: Hossein Vafaei (32) 10-3 Si Jiahui (15)
Friday 24 April
- R2: Shaun Murphy (8) 13-3 Xiao Guodong (9)
Saturday 25 April
- R2: Mark Allen (14) 13-9 Kyren Wilson (3)
- R2: Barry Hawkins (11) 13-9 Mark J Williams (6)
Sunday 26 April
- R2: Zhao Xintong (1) 13-9 Ding Junhui (16)
Monday 27 April
- R2: John Higgins (5) 13-12 Ronnie O'Sullivan (12)
- R2: Wu Yize (10) 13-11 Mark Selby (7)
- R2: Neil Robertson (4) 13-7 Chris Wakelin (13)
- R2: Hossein Vafaei (32) 13-12 Judd Trump (2)
Wednesday 29 April
- QF: Mark Allen (14) 13-11 Barry Hawkins (11)
- QF: Shaun Murphy (8) 13-10 Zhao Xintong (1)
- QF: Wu Yize (10) 13-8 Hossein Vafaei (32)
- QF: John Higgins (5) 13-10 Neil Robertson (4)
Saturday 2 May
- SF: Wu Yize (10) 17-16 Mark Allen (32)
- SF: Shaun Murphy (8) 17-15 John Higgins (5)
Sunday 3 May
- F: Shaun Murphy (8) 7-10 Wu Yize (10)
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Michael PottsSport Editor
Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.
Ned Holmes
Ned is a sports writer at RadioTimes.com. He has covered a host of sports from EFL football, international cricket and golf all the way through to bike polo and triathlon.
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