His campaign came to a dramatic end last night
Mark Allen's World Snooker Championship campaign came to a dramatic end last night.
The Antrim native lost a final frame decider to John Higgins in their second round match at the Crucible.
Allen had held a 62-point lead, but Higgins completed a clearance of 71 to advance to the last eight.
The Scot will face Kyren Wilson later today, while seven-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan plays Stuart Bingham.
Later this morning, it's David Gilbert versus Stephen Maguire and Judd Trump against Jak Jones.
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