Snooker

[pablo_picasso]

I'd love Ding to win this.

Jack Lisowski for me. Even if it’s just to shut the commentators up about him being the best to never win anything. Fact is, he’s good, but clearly not good enough to win anything yet. Which is why he hasn’t. He is just unfortunate to live in an era where there are so many better players than him. I did like his win agains Murphy though. Even if it was just as punishment for that waistcoat…

[cdbearsfan]

Pretty unusual in that we've got to a semi-final and I don't dislike any of the players.

[Villa Lew]

Wow what a match Allen wins it on the black.

[Villa Lew]

Vital last frame win for Allen, just about keeping him in the match, Ding leads 6-2.

[Villa Lew]

Allen takes the title with an amazing comeback winning 9 out of the last 10 frames.

[cdbearsfan]

Oh, Ding. ☹️

[cdbearsfan]

Might be nice if a friendly moderator could change this to just "Snooker", please.

Thanks to whoever it was.

[Brazilian Villain]

A return to the Dark Ages. https://twitter.com/eurosport/status/921002078398484486

[Rory]

A return to the Dark Ages. https://twitter.com/eurosport/status/921002078398484486

Credit to the players for remaining calm. Reminds me of Federer at the French Open 2009, when some loon ran on with a Spanish flag and tried to tie it to him.

It's a morbid thought, but when you think that little fat SHA guy managed to get on the pitch and get close enough to tickle Grealish, it's a surprise more terrorist attacks don't happen like that.

How much more high-profile could you get than an attack on the pitch in a Premier League or European Cup match? And I wouldn't particularly trust the dumpy retired blokes who act as stewards to do anything about it.

[dcdavecollett]

Especially if they hate the target.

[Richard]

Matty Cash in the crowd at the Masters final I think. Wasn't it Wimbledon the other year, he likes his big events. Well done Trump by the way.

[Brazilian Villain]

Lovely little video with Ronnie and Ray Reardon. https://twitter.com/WeAreWST/status/1625467529236987904