The showdown between Ronnie O’Sullivan and Ali Carter in the 50th Masters Snooker final is undoubtedly a historic moment. The battle for glory adds anticipation to the match. Are you watching the final live?

Welcome to Eurosport’s live coverage of the 2024 Masters final between Ronnie O’Sullivan and Ali Carter at Alexandra Palace in London. O’Sullivan, who won the first of his seven Masters championships in 1995, is vying to become the youngest and oldest winner of the prestigious competition. Watch live snooker action, including the Masters, on eurosport.com, the Eurosport app, and discovery+.

CURRENT SCORE: 3-5 CARTER O’SULLIVAN
We appreciate you being here. This evening, at 6:45 p.m., we will return to see the Masters final concluded. Carter answered with breaks of 106, 122, and 74, and O’Sullivan made 125 and 86. There could be eleven frames played this evening. The Paul Hunter trophy and a £250,000 first prize will go to the first man reach ten frames this evening.

O’SULLIVAN CARTER 3–4 (0–74)
Carter’s 74-point break is sufficient to complete the task. When Ronnie has had enough, she goes to the door. Carter has a 5-3 lead going into tonight’s final session. The world’s best player has work to do tonight.
O’SULLIVAN 0–51 CARTER 3–4
Carter hasn’t had to labor for this opportunity, but he is approaching the 50-year threshold. There should be a two-frame lead going into the second session this evening.
O’SULLIVAN 0–28 CARTER 3–4
O’Sullivan missed a bad stroke early in the eighth frame while attempting to play cautious and open up the reds, which gave Carter an easy opening to start things going. With white left, O’Sullivan returns to his chair, raising doubts about the shot.

O’SULLIVAN 0–4 CARTER
Let’s get started with the eighth frame of this Masters final, out of a potential 19. Carter must prevail in this frame in order to lead the evening session.
2-4 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (87-0)
What a shot to keep the break going, Ronnie, to crack a red into a right center bag. Will the final occur in its fourth century? A little less than a red remains out. However, 86 works well every day of the week. With one more frame remaining in the opening session, Carter leads 4-3.

2-4 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (54-0)
Ronnie gets up to 45 swiftly before opening up the red pack with the black, and this is a fantastic opportunity to now trail 4-3.
2-4 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (23-0)
Carter tries a long red, interesting moments. Ronnie’s missing the black, but he’s way off the potting angle. Then, both players missed reds that hardly appeared plausible, and Ronnie calmed things down by selecting a good red and green. Then, O’Sullivan has the opportunity to work one more in this final. O’Sullivan shot in 17 seconds, while Carter took 19 seconds. incredibly quickly. During this visit, Ronnie is attempting to develop a lead.
2-3 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (47-59).

2-3 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (47-59)
Ronnie makes a brilliant shot to slot yellow and spring green after making 46, but he sticks it up for Carter, who slots green, brown, blue, and pink to move 4-2 clear. Green, on the other hand, doesn’t drop using his left hand. Actual 3-3 opportunity, but Carter steals it. Playing two more frames in this session.
2-3 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (37–41)
O’Sullivan returns to the midst of the balls with a beautiful long red. Is Carter going to be saved in this frame by that green on the side cushion?
2-3 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (1-41)

Carter hit another outstanding shot to blast open the reds. Certainly getting through the white ball with these shots. But on 28, he is out of position and takes a hard red that doesn’t give up. Then, O’Sullivan cans a long red, missing the black in the process. Nothing is being done by the yellow. Carter is also unable to separate the frame from an easy red with the others. With Carter leading by 40 points, there is a little window of safety.
2-3 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (0-22)
Carter’s super long red at the start of the sixth frame of the day. attempts to open the red pack by removing the blue ball from two cushions, but this time the white ball stays within the pack. Just returning the safety shot.

2-2 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (14-122)
With a spectacular 122-yard clearing, Carter leads 3-2. ‘The Captain’s’ seventh century of the week ties the record that O’Sullivan achieved in 2007 and 2009. Shows how much trust is in his cue action at the time.
2-2 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (14-88)
Another frame vanishes at your discretion. Here, Carter is striving for yet another century.
2-2 CARTER O’SULLIVAN (14-49)
Excellent rebound pot from Carter, who is assembling a fantastic break, hits the spot on a red to green pocket. Ronnie missed the red to yellow pocket, giving him a chance to win the frame and take a 3-2 lead in this final.