Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

Both players are getting worse as this final goes on. There's been so many unforced errors. One of them needs to find a gear from somewhere.

John Higgins is absolutely raging with himself. A simple black into the bottom-left corner and it thuds against the jaw of the pokcet. 18-15 in Kyren Wilson's favour in this frame.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

John Higgins will be shaking like a leaf even though he won that frame.

It's good that they've both gone out the auditorium, thrown a bit of water on their faces and started again.

The end of that frame is something Kyren Wilson needs to forget about pretty quickly, and even John to some extent.

Dean in Bridlington: John, doing everything in his ability to gift Kyren frames tonight.

John in Airdrie: Massive frame for John Higgins.

Akhmed in Sheffield: I'm surprised how poor Kyren has been at times in this match. You expect it from Higgins but expect more from Wilson to hammer home an advantage more strongly.

Dave in West Midlands: The wizard works some magic! Come on John!!!!

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

A fantastic effort by Kyren Wilson to get back in that frame including some amazing misses by John Higgins. Who could have expected what would happen when Kyren got to the pink? Maybe he should have played the power shot.

Kyren Wilson attempts an audacious cut but it's too fine and the cue ball ends up rolling into the middle pocket. John Higgins comes back and duly pots the pink to clinch the frame.

Cat and mouse now with just two balls left on the table. This feels a vital frame in the overall context of the match.

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John Higgins then fouls on a partially unsighted pink. Remarkable.

Kyren Wilson asks him to replay the shot. This time Higgins makes contact.

Wilson needs both pink and black. Higgins just the pink.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

I can't believe what I am seeing!

Wow! John Higgins is handed a remarkable reprieve after Kyren Wilson misses a really simple pink.

John Higgins keeps missing long pots when offered to him by Kyren Wilson's mistakes attempting snookers.

The Scot fouls on the yellow - striking the blue - after being snookered leaving Wilson with a chance to clear up and steal the frame. He's 20 behind with 22 remaining.

Higgins sits down his chair, cursing under his breath.

A bit of cat and mouse with the remaining red as John Higgins misses potting opportunities while Kyren Wilson looks for a snooker.

With the ball over the pocket Wilson sinks and then dispatches the black. Back to snookers for the Englishman.

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No is the answer! A simple black is missed after a break of 61. Kyren Wilson needs a snooker, though.

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A meaty yellow allows John Higgins to open up the pack and with a break of 31 behind him he sets to work. Four reds left. Can he take the frame in this visit?

The more rowdy John Higgins fans pipe up after Kyren Wilson rattles a routine black into the jaws of the pocket. A break of 15 and the veteran Scot is back at the table.

John Higgins takes on a long red but misses and leaves the cue ball right down at the business end of the table with a pot on to the left middle.

The veteran Scot lingers at the table and hangs his head.