What time is the World Snooker Championship final on TV today and what's the overnight score?

The World Snooker Championships enters its final day. One of Welshman Jak Jones or Englishman Kyren Wilson will be crowned champion of the world today.

Jones came in to the tournament as an outsider, but defeated 2019 winner Judd Trump in the quarter-final and 2015 champion Stuart Bingham in the semi-final to secure himself a surprise place in the final, pocketing £200,000 in the process.

Wilson, meanwhile, came into the final as a heavy favourite against the unfancied Jones. Wilson defeated David Gilbert 17-11 in his semi-final.

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The two-day finale reaches its crusciendo today and Jones, flying the flag for Wales, has it all to do if he is to become the fourth Welshman to lift the trophy after Ray Reardon, Mark Williams and Terry Griffiths.

Here is everything you need to know about today's match at the Crucible Theatre.

What time is the World Snooker Championship final on today?

The World Snooker Championship final starts at 1pm on Monday, May 6. After a few hours' break, the evening session will then start at 7pm.

What TV channel is the World Snooker Championship final on?

The World Snooker Championship final is being shown live on BBC Two.

You can therefore live stream the match on mobile devices and desktop by using BBC iPlayer. You will need a TV licence and BBC account for this.

What's the score between Kyren Wilson and Jak Jones heading into final day?

Jak Jones endured a rotten start to the final as Kyren Wilson raced into a 7-0 lead on Sunday.

However, the plucky Welshman fought back manfully in Sunday's evening session, with the final frame last night coming down to a deciding black. Wilson emerged victorious in that frame to take a commanding 11-6 lead into the final day.

The final is the best of 35 frames, meaning the first player to reach 18 will be crowned champion.