Judd Trump isn't messing about. That's the ninth century of this final, which is now the highest scoring final ever.

He's five away from the title now.

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There have been some cracking shots in this final but even more when you flick though the entire World Snooker Championship this year.

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If you're wondering what I was raving about earlier. It's a double you play in your dreams from John Higgins.

Judd Trump looks like he's back in business.

He kicked things off with a trademark long red and he's now building a substantial lead. Will it be a frame clinching one?

He's knocked a couple of difficult reds into play and doesn't look like missing.

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Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

I don't think Judd Trump will be panicking yet. He played that frame pretty well. He couldn't buy a good positional shot there. He won't want to get to the interval without winning a frame.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre

The statistics in this final are ridiculous, the standard has been of the highest quality.

The two players have made eight centuries and a further seven breaks of 50 or more in 19 frames.

There has only been four frames in which neither John Higgins nor Judd Trump were able to make a sizeable contribution.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

Marvellous. This man has got some heart. Judd Trump had four chances, John Higgins got one and he took it. He's not going away - I'll promise you that.

John Higgins has only gone and taken another frame. He's got a chin of granite this fella.

He was absolutely pummelled by Judd Trump on Sunday night but that's two in a row with a break of 59.

The deficit is now five.

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

What a message this would send out. Judd Trump must be feeling a little nervous now. He wasn't before.

Now then can John Higgins nick another frame?

A few signs that Judd Trump hasn't got going yet as he lets in the Scot. Unlike last night Higgins has an easy starter.

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That ton in the last frame brought up century number 150 for John Higgins at the Crucible and his 12th at the World Championships this year.

Junaid Mati: THAT ONE FINAL BLACK! What a start. What a final. Happy snooker final day everyone! Sobbing at the fact I have to start work now.

Robert Rees: John Higgins has just produced one of the best shots you’ll ever see and it was on a 147 break! Amazing!

Mr M: I tell you what, Game of Thrones hasn’t got half the suspense and drama as the snooker.

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That ton in the last frame brought up century number 150 for John Higgins and his 12th at the World Championships this year.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre

There is a great feeling of a big missed opportunity of seeing a maximum 147 break in a World Championship final.

It has never happened before, John Higgins had done all the hard work but missed a straight forward black.

The last max in Sheffield remains Stephen Hendry's from 2012 in the first round against Stuart Bingham.

Pretty cagey start to frame 19 as Judd Trump bangs in a red but can't find position.

The pack is split wide open. Whoever gets in next will have a great chance of winning this in one visit.

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John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

Judd Trump seems very relaxed. He was enjoying the maximum break attempt as much as anybody.

Joey: Here we go then! Whilst I'm gutted a truly tremendous season is coming to a close, I am so stoked for these last two sessions! CMON JUDD!

Andrew Lawes: So excited about today's snooker. Really hope Trump completes the victory and finally becomes World champ, but hope Higgins manages to put up a fight. It could end with a session to spare, and nobody wants that. Wonder how Trump will handle the weight of expectancy.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

Is this final going to give us anything else? The start was brilliant, last night was unbelievable and now that.

What. A. Shot. He plays a long range double that has got hundreds and thousands sprinkled on top. John Higgins' wand is back in working order today.

He misses the final black but it's still an astonishing start.

It's probably also his first smile for almost 24 hours but who wouldn't after a break of 113.

John Higgins' wife Denise is beaming in the gallery. With his sons Pierce and Oliver, and daughter Claudia also in attendance there's areal show of family solidarity.

But on the table he's doing them proud. He's already negotiated a couple of tricky pots. Can he keep this up? He's run out of position on the final red. What has the Wizard of Wishaw got up his sleeve here?

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