Section 1

 

Ronnie O’Sullivan (1) vs. Ross Bulman (a) (128)

Sam Craigie (64) vs. Tian Pengfei (65)

Noppon Saengkham (32) vs. Jackson Page (97)

Anthony McGill (33) vs. Mitchell Mann (96)

Ding Junhui (16) vs. Duane Jones (113)

Michael Georgiou (49) vs. Oliver Lines (80)

Ali Carter (17) vs. Brandon Sargeant (112)

Robert Milkins (48) vs. Harvey Chandler (81)

 

 

Section 2

 

Li Hang (41) vs. Jamie Clarke (88)

Xiao Guodong (24) vs. Rod Lawler (105)

Marco Fu (56) vs. Craig Steadman (73)

Kyren Wilson (9) vs. Riley Parsons (120)

Liang Wenbo (40) vs. Dominic Dale (89)

Tom Ford (25) vs. David Grace (104)

Daniel Wells (57) vs. Zhang Anda (72)

Shaun Murphy (8) vs. Eden Sharav (121)

 

 

Section 3

 

John Higgins (5) vs. Peter Lines (124)

Lu Ning (60) vs. Joe O’Connor (69)

Matthew Selt (28) vs. Ian Burns (101)

Michael Holt (37) vs. Adam Stefanow (92)

Stuart Bingham (12) vs. Lei Peifan (117)

Martin Gould (53) vs. Alfie Burden (76)

Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (21) vs. Jamie O’Neill (108)

Zhao Xintong (44) vs. Alexander Ursenbacher (85)

 

 

Section 4

 

Stuart Carrington (45) vs. James Wattana (84)

Yan Bingtao (20) vs. Igor Figueiredo (109)

Peter Ebdon (52) vs. John Astley (77)

Jack Lisowski (13) vs. David Lilley (116)

Mark King (36) vs. Chang Bingyu (93)

Lyu Haotian (29) vs. Andy Lee (100)

Robbie Williams (61) vs. Luo Honghao (68)

Neil Robertson (4) vs. Alex Borg (125)

 

 

Section 5

 

Mark Williams (3) vs. Fraser Patrick (126)

Michael White (62) vs. Fergal O’Brien (67)

Zhou Yuelong (30) vs. Fan Zhengyi (99)

Mark Davis (35) vs. Si Jiahui (94)

Stephen Maguire (14) vs. Billy Joe Castle (115)

Mark Joyce (51) vs. Jordan Brown (78)

Graeme Dott (19) vs. Barry Pinches (110)

Yuan Sijun (46) vs. Hammad Miah (83)

 

 

Section 6

 

Matthew Stevens (43) vs. Chen Feilong (86)

Ryan Day (22) vs. Soheil Vahedi (107)

Anthony Hamilton (54) vs. Sam Baird (75)

David Gilbert (11) vs. James Cahill (118)

Martin O’Donnell (38) vs. Kishan Hirani (91)

Ricky Walden (27) vs. Xu Si (102)

Liam Highfield (59) vs. Mike Dunn (70)

Mark Selby (6) vs. Andy Hicks (123)

 

 

Section 7

 

Mark Allen (7) vs. Jimmy White (122)

Andrew Higginson (58) vs. Jak Jones (71)

Scott Donaldson (26) vs. Chen Zifan (103)

Ben Woollaston (39) vs. Zhang Jiankang (90)

Barry Hawkins (10) vs. Gerard Greene (119)

Alan McManus (55) vs. Elliot Slessor (74)

Jimmy Robertson (23) vs. Kacper Filipiak (106)

Kurt Maflin (42) vs. Thor Chuan Leong (87)

 

 

Section 8

 

Chris Wakelin (47) vs. Ashley Carty (82)

Gary Wilson (18) vs. Bai Langning (111)

Sunny Akani (50) vs. Lee Walker (79)

Joe Perry (15) vs. Simon Lichtenberg (114)

Hossein Vafaei (34) vs. Louis Heathcote (95)

Luca Brecel (31) vs. Nigel Bond (98)

Ken Doherty (63) vs. Mei Xiwen (66)

Judd Trump (2) vs. Amine Amiri (127)

 

 

The UK Championship will take place between Tuesday 26th November to Sunday 8th December at the York Barbican.

 

Live coverage will be on BBC and Eurosport from Saturday

Outright: (Coral)

 

Judd Trump 5/2f

Ronnie O'Sullivan 3/1

Neil Robertson 5/1

Mark Selby 10/1

Mark Allen 12/1

John Higgins 16/1

Shaun Murphy 18/1

Kyren Wilson 25/1

Barry Hawkins 28/1

Mark Williams 28/1

David Gilbert 33/1

Stuart Bingham 33/1

Ding Junhui 50/1

Gary Wilson 66/1

Jack Lisowski 66/1

Graeme Dott 80/1

Joe Perry 80/1

Ali Carter 100/1

Stephen Maguire 100/1

No Triple Crown for Judd Trump as he lost to Nigel Bond 6-3 in the third round.

 

 

I reckon every single player left in the QFs by tonight will genuinely fancy their chances of winning it, from the highest-ranked to the 'Maybe it's fate' type runs of Liang Wenbo.

Defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan is out of the UK Championship after beating defeated 6-4 by Ding Junhui! Great win for Ding and he’ll play Liang Wenbo in the quarter finals.

Nigel Bond, at 54, has become the oldest UK Championship quarter-finalist in 39 years. Fred Davis was 67 when he reached the last eight in 1980.

Ding Junhui won his third UK Championship by dispatching Scotland's Stephen Maguire 10-6 in an absorbing final in York.

 

Ding, 32, had not won a ranking event since 2017 and last lifted the UK trophy a decade ago - four years after his first triumph.