Joe Perry
Former World Championship semi-finalist on BBC Two

Kyren is full of intent. There is no holding back and he is playing all out attack. He is playing great, hitting the ball well, he is loving it and having a great time out there.

Neil Robertson gets a snooker that Kyren Wilson easily gets out of playing with swerve.

And when the Australian leaves the red up near the top right corner pocket, the frame is done and dusted.

Just for good measure Englishman knocks in a stunning brown and plays a couple of exhibition shots on his way to the black.

Kyren Wilson is going through the gears on 59 when he misses a routine pink to the corner trying to pinch a bit of the pocket.

It gives Neil Robertson a route back to the table even though he will need a couple of snookers.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

The way Kyren is playing, Neil can't afford to be too negative in the way he approaches this.

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

That sets the tone for the match. You want a player to set the pace and Neil will react for sure.

Kyren Wilson takes full advantage of a couple of nervy shots from Neil Robertson and does not look back after sinking a red into the left middle.

From there he knocks in a wonderful century break to leave the Australian with plenty to ponder in his seat.

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Wu Tize lies in wait for either Kyren Wilson or Neil Robertson in the last four after he demolished Xiao Guopdong 6-0 a little earlier today .

Kyren Wilson looks ultra relaxed as he does his walk on, encouraging fans and really savouring the atmosphere.

It was rather more business like from Neil Robertson, who makes a right mess of his break, hitting the blue on the way back up.

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

This is one of the biggest tournaments on the calendar. This is what you play snooker for, nights like this.

Joe Perry
Former World Championship semi-finalist on BBC Two

Neil Robertson knows he is playing well. His confidence is back which makes him very dangerous.

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If both players are at it this evening this could well be a classic.

Kyren Wilson has twice been a beaten Masters finalist, while Neil Robertson playing in the quarter-finals of this event for the 13th time, won the title in 2012 and 2022.

Along with Judd Trump and John Higgins, the Australian is hoping to an exclusive club of six players (Ronnie O'Sullivan, Stephen Hendry, Steve Davis, Cliff Thorburn, Paul Hunter and Mark Selby) that have won the Masters three times or more.

Good evening, just the small matter of Kyren Wilson v Neil Robertson on the menu this evening to determine who gets the final slot available in the semi-finals.

How do you pick a winner from these two former world champions?

Xiao Guodong speaking to BBC Sport: "It was like an exhibition for him today. He played so good. I had chances to win the the first, second and third frames.

"I missed some balls and in the last two frames I didn't get a chance so congratulations to him. Hopefully next year I can come back again."

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

It was a fantastic performance. His positional play was top drawer and that is not always the case. He played some very clever shots to keep breaks going.

He had it all his own way but all the top players are great bullies and can play to that standard when the other guy is not performing.

You have to feel for Xiao Guodong, It was a day to forget. There was nothing he could do about that. It happens sometimes where you can't do anything correctly, it doesn't make you a bad player, it just happens.

Wu Yize speaking to BBC Sport: "It is definitely a dream for me from since I was a little kid. I just told myself to enjoy every moment of this match and give my best and obviously it is a great performance.

On his dad watching him: "It came as a big surprise because I didn't know he would show up today. We had an agreement that if I made the final he would come but he messaged me this morning saying he was already at the hotel and would be at the match today."

I wonder if dinner will be off the menu tonight? Wu Yize completes an emphatic 6-0 win with a break of 97.

Whoever advances from Neil Robertson and Kyren Wilson will have something to think about if they meet him next.

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

Wu has probably got a few loose fibres on his tip that he needs to sandpaper off. It is no big deal and it is not affecting his game. It might be in his eyeline and some players get more distracted by that than others.

Wu Yize looks odds on for another century but can't cut a tricky green into the left middle.

It matters not as an 84 break puts him a frame from the last four. It looks like he has a minor cue issue as he chats to the referee Rob Spencer and then leaves the auditorium.

Wu Yize is not far from having one foot in the semi-finals. Xiao Guodong makes a mess of a dsafety shot and is in big trouble as Wu knocks in a break of 60 to take another frame.