🏆 Alexandra Palace is the place to be in January to experience the Masters Snooker, the sports most prestigious invitational tournament.
NEWSFLASH: The 2024 Master Snooker is a wrap!
🎟️ Tickets for the 2025 tournament are on sale here.
CONGRATULATIONS to Ronnie O’Sullivan who became the eight-time champion of the Masters Snooker with a 10-7 victory over Ali Carter. ‘The Rocket’ came back from 6-3 down to secure a memorable victory in the 50th final of the event, taking home the Paul Hunter Trophy along with the £250,000 first prize. O’Sullivan now has the opportunity to win all three Triple Crown events in the same season, if he can win the World Championship at the Crucible Theatre in the spring.
2024 TOURNAMENT PREVIEW MASTERS SNOOKER
Taking place from 7-14 January the 2024 Masters Snooker tournament is the latest instalment of an event with a rich history dating back to 1975.
Only the elite top 16 players are invited to compete for the Masters snooker title and a top prize of £250,000. Together with the World Championship and UK Championship, it’s one of snooker’s Triple Crown of events.
Reigning champion Judd Trump is due to defend the Masters Snooker title he won for a second time in 2023. He beat Mark Williams 10-8 in last year’s final. Trump fought back from 7-6 down to become the 11th player to win the prestigious Masters crown on more than one occasion. And in doing so he denied Williams the chance to become the oldest winner of a Triple Crown event at the age of 47.
2022 champion Neil Robertson – himself a two-time winner – is set to feature. As is record breaking seven-time champion and current world No.1 Ronnie O’Sullivan. Joining them on the baize will be current world champion Luca Brecel.
Mark Allen and Shaun Murphy, champions in 2018 and 2015 respectively, will have a second title in their sights. Another player who could be in the frame is Mark Selby, a winner in 2008, 2010 and 2013. Selby will bid to join the elite club of players to have lifted the famous trophy four times.
Get your tickets now to experience the unique atmosphere generated in the 2000-seater arena during Masters Snooker week as the world’s best players go head-to-head at Alexandra Palace!
MASTER SNOOKER TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
🗝️ Doors open: 1 hour before each session.
Sessions start: Afternoon sessions at 1pm. Evening sessions at 7pm.
🎟️ Tickets are available via the ‘Get Tickets’ link.
🚊🚗 Travel tips: The nearest railway station is Alexandra Palace at the Wood Green entrance to the park. A regular service runs direct from Moorgate. The nearest tube station is Wood Green on the Piccadilly line. The W3 bus runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenham. There are 1,200 parking spaces in the grounds which are free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis.
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