German Masters snooker 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Kyren Wilson LEVEL with Barry Hawkins as pair eye £100k prize – updates

Hawkins 5-5 Wilson

And he's level.

Brilliant from Wilson, who takes frame 10 in this tight contest.

However, humorously he has a problem with his tip which he shows to Hawkins and the ref.

Any excuse these days!

And we're underway again!

This should be good.

Hawkins takes a 5-4 lead into the evening session, but there's all to play for.

Wilson won't give up on this in a hurry. It's intriguing, to say the least.

German Masters Prize money

Here's what the players at the German Masters can win. Winner gets £100k, highest break nets £5k:

Winner: £100,000

Runner-up: £45,000

Semi-finals: £21,000

Quarter-finals: £13,200

Last 16: £9,000

Last 32: £5,400

Last 64: £3,600

Last 96: £1,000

High Break: £5,000

First to 10

Remember it's the first to 10.

Hawkins is halfway there.

A £100,000 jackpot awaits - can he get himself over the line in the evening session?

Stay with us from 7pm to find out.

Match stats so far

We've had just the one century break - from Kyren Wilson in frame eight.

Hawkins had to wait until frame nine to lead. But he takes that into the break.

Hawkins 5-4 Wilson

Hawkins edges ahead once more before the interval.

And it's a splendid way to finish.

102-0 - it was commanding.

All to play for from 7pm.

Hawkins 4-4 Wilson

It's neck and neck once again.

Both players giving as good as they're getting.

It's the best of 19 frames, you can imagine we're in for a nail-biting finish.

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (3-3)

Barry Hawkins fights back! This can really go either way!

What a match!

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (2-3)

Kyren Wilson breaks the deadlock and takes the lead against Barry Hawkins.

But Hawkins is not far behind.

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (2-2)

It's still even betweetn Barry Hawkins and Kyren Wilson.

But it's only a matter of time until one of them takes the lead.

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (2-2)

Hawkins takes the fourth frame thanks to a 54-26 triumph, which levels the scores a 2-2.

This is well and truly turning into a barnburner of a final.

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (1-2)

The Hawk has finally landed in this pulsating final, taking the third frame 76-30.

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (0-2)

Another brilliant frame of snooker from Wilson, who is two to the good following a 97-12 round.

Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson (0-1)

Wilson whizzes to the first frame, taking it 80-0. An outstanding start from the Kettering cueist.

Head-to-head record

Barry Hawkins and Kyren Wilson have played one another 28 times in total.

Hawkins has been victorious on 12 occasions, while Wilson has won 16 of their encounters.

Their 29th showdown gets underway at the top of the hour

Hawkins reflects on Yuan Sijun win

"I think he faltered towards the end a little bit.

"He started strongly and then when I came back at him it put him on the back foot.

"I tried to stay positive and tried to stay calm. I didn't want to make silly mistakes.

"To get over the line quite easily, I was delighted."

Hawkins relishing Wilson clash

Barry Hawkins admits he's looking forward to taking on Kyren Wilson in this afternoon's final.

He said: "It will be an amazing occasion for me against Kyren. Those occasions have been few and far between for me lately.

"I won the European Masters last season and I've had a couple of good results since then.

"Hopefully I can keep doing what I've been doing and enjoy it.

"Winning tomorrow would be up there with the best moments of my career.

"I've got such a tough game against Kyren though. He is playing some great stuff and even when he isn't he is so hard to beat these days.

"I won't be thinking any further ahead. I've still got a mountain to climb."

Murphy's admission

Shaun Murphy has admitted he doesn't know how much he has left in the tank.

He said: "I said to some friends that what I'd achieved might sink in when I'm introduced by (MC) Rolf Kalb as the Masters champion.

"That has certainly been the case. To be introduced as a major winner again, has certainly given me an extra bit of bounce in my step.

"More importantly it has given me that self belief. "I can assure you that there was a post-Masters hangover.

"Absolutely there was, if you’d have asked me to play snooker on Tuesday that would’ve been very difficult.

"I was quite honest and said afterwards that I wanted to try and really push on now.

"I really want to ring out every last drop of potential from whatever’s left of my career.

"Maybe there could be 10 years, maybe there’s only five years. Who knows.

"But I really am determined to push on and not have such a big gap between successes."

Robertson's hope

Neil Robertson is hoping that when he flies to Australia to pick up a prestigious individual gong he will be bringing the Crucible trophy home.

The Melbourne-born cueist has been awarded the Medal of the Order by the Australian Government – which means he can have the OAM title after his full name.

This is in recognition of his outstanding achievements and service in the sport of snooker, specifically his world title win in Sheffield 15 years ago.

At some point, he will need to fly to Oz to receive the honour from officials – possibly in the capital Canberra – and the dream would be to go there with some extra silverware in his suitcase.

Robertson, 42, said: “That would be sensational, wouldn’t it? That would be awesome. To win at the Crucible before going out there.

“I believe there are events in April, May and September where you can pick up the OAM.

"So, I am hoping the May one is in the middle of the month after the Crucible has finished.

“That would be perfect timing, go home, see my family, That would be a really, really proud moment.”