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How to watch European Masters snooker 2022, draw, schedule and live stream with Ronnie O’Sullivan out

Michael Hincks

Updated 10/08/2022 at 16:13 GMT

Ronnie O’Sullivan will not be at the 2022 European Masters after pulling out due to medical reasons. The world No. 1 lost 10-9 to Fan Zhengyi in the previous European Masters final in February. Neil Robertson is also not playing. Stream the European Masters and other top snooker live and on-demand on discovery+. You can also watch all the action live via Eurosport and at eurosport.co.uk.

Zhang scores season's first 147 in European Masters qualifying

When is the European Masters 2022? And where?

The European Masters will be held in Stadthalle, Furth, Germany from the 16-21 August 2022.

How to watch August European Masters 2022

You can watch all the action live on Eurosport. Check here for TV listings, or how to stream the event live on discovery+.
Daily reports and highlights will be published online on the Eurosport website.

Who is playing? Where are Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins and Neil Robertson?

Four matches have been held over from qualifying, with defending champion Fan Zhengyi, plus Mark Selby and Judd Trump, playing on the opening day on August 16.
In qualifying, both Zhang Anda and Hossein Vafaei made 147 breaks, while John Higgins and Mark Allen failed to qualify. Higgins lost to Scott Donaldson, while Farakh Ajaib defeated Allen.
Neil Robertson opted out of the early action of the new snooker season, choosing to skip the Championship League, European Masters and British Open. "I've got a young family now so I don't need to play in every tournament these days," explained Robertson.
The last European Masters was held earlier this year in February, with Zhengyi stunning O’Sullivan 10-9 in the final.
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What is the format at European Masters 2022?

The tournament will be best of nine frames up to and including the quarter-finals. The semi-finals are best of 11 frames, and the final will be best of 17.

What is the European Masters 2022 schedule?

Tuesday 16 August – Three sessions: four held-over Round 1 matches and 14 Last 64 matches
Wednesday 17 August – Three sessions: 18 Last 64 matches
Thursday 18 August – Three sessions: 16 Last 32 matches
Friday 19 August – Three sessions: eight Last 16 matches in opening two sessions; four quarter-finals in evening session
Saturday 20 August – Two sessions, semi-final 1 in afternoon session, semi-final 2 in evening session
Sunday 21 August – Final held across two sessions in afternoon and evening

Last 64 draw in full

Top half
Fan Zhengyi or Michael Judge v Daniel Wells
Gary Wilson (32) v Lukas Kleckers
Anthony McGill (16) v Si Jiahui
Hossein Vafaei (17) v Xiao Guodong
Chris Wakelin v Oliver Brown
Zhang Anda v Shaun Murphy (9)
Andy Hicks v Jimmy Robertson (25)
Lyu Haotian v Kyren Wilson (8)
Scott Donaldson v Chang Bingyu
Ryan Day (28) v Steven Hallworth
Luca Brecel (12) v Wu Yize
Haydon Pinhey v Rory McLeod
James Cahill v Ali Carter (20)
Ian Burns v Stuart Bingham (13)
David Grace v Michael White
Jackson Page v Mark Selby (3) or Yuan Sijun
Bottom half
Ashley Hugill v Judd Trump (2) or Noppon Saengkham
Oliver Lines v Andrew Higginson
Farakh Ajaib v Barry Pinches
Marco Fu v Lei Peifan
Stuart Carrington v Jordan Brown (22)
Aaron Hill v Barry Hawkins (11)
Jak Jones v Robert Milkins (27)
Li Hang v Zhao Xintong (6)
Mark Williams (7) v Sanderson Lam
Dominic Dale v Jimmy White
Jack Lisowski (10) v Matthew Stevens
Zhou Yuelong (23) v Graeme Dott
Mitchell Mann v Ricky Walden (18)
Dylan Emery v Yan Bingtao (15)
Anthony Hamilton v Jamie Jones (31)
Mark Joyce v Luke Simmonds or Sean O’Sullivan

Prize money

  • Winner: £80,000
  • Runner-up: £35,000
  • Semi-final: £17,500
  • Quarter-final: £11,000
  • Last 16: £7,500
  • Last 32: £4,500
  • Last 64: £3,000
  • Highest break: £5,000
  • Total: £422,000
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