Summary

  • Kyren Wilson beats John Higgins 10-6 for first Masters title

  • Two-time winner Higgins, 50, oldest player to reach Triple Crown final

  • World number two Wilson beaten finalist in 2018 and 2025

  • Masters prize money, coverage details and more

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Live Reporting

Timothy Abraham

  1. Higgins' route to the final

    Higgins v Wilson

    John Higgins' run to the final has been some tale. He fought back to defeat both reigning world champion Zhao Xintong and world number one Judd Trump in successive matches after staring down the barrel in both and at times it has felt like his name is on the trophy.

    When Higgins won the second of his two Masters crowns it was way back in 2006 at the Wembley Conference Centre.

    Could he become the seventh player to win the title on three or more occasions today?

    • First Round - John Higgins 6-2 Barry Hawkins
    • Quarter-finals - John Higgins 6-5 Zhao Xintong
    • Semi-finals - Judd Trump 5-6 John Higgins

    Higgins wins decider against Trump to reach Masters final

  2. Higgins v Wilson

    BBC Two

    Unlike every other round of the Masters, the final is a best-of-19 affair.

    And you will be able to follow all the action on the BBC.

    If you are on BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app you can watch live via the button at the top of this page or just stick on BBC Two or BBC iPlayer.

    Coverage times are below:

    13:00-17:15 approx - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app

    19:00-22:00 approx - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app

  3. Welcome

    Higgins v Wilson

    Good afternoon - the past week has come down to this.

    The top 16 in the world came to town and we're left with John Higgins and Kyren Wilson in the final.

    It'll be first to 10 and we'll be getting under way in the next 20 minutes or so.