Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

If the pattern of the match continues Neil Robertson will win this frame.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

Such is the standard he has been playing at Neil will kick himself here if he doesn't win the frame with this opportunity.

Judd Trump motors to 22 but then can't snick a delicate red into the left middle bag.

Neil Robertson is up scanning the table. Looks like he is taking a toughie to the top right. In it rolls. Superb shot, he barely had a fingertip on the table.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

He has made a century but Neil has not hit the heights of his last two matches yet.

A mini bout of safety sees Neil Robertson blink first as he tries to nail a long red into the bottom left pocket.

He catches it a little thick though and leaves the cue ball slap bang in the middle of the table. Looks like JT has a pot to the right corner on.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

Judd is on a phenomenal run of form. This is a big frame coming up. Whoever wins can have a bite of the cherry to get two frames up for the evening.

Ohhhhh. Judd Trump clips the near middle knuckle. It looked like he had got back into position after knocking in a great brown.

I thought that was in. Neil Robertson's getting his hand back on the table 58 points down.

But the 2010 world champion leaves a red over the bottom right and that should be that.

No century break but very solid stuff as Trump mops up enough balls to draw level for the third time.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

If this was boxing you'd say that the first four frames were a bit of sparring before Neil delivered the first knock-out punch with that century. Can Judd respond with his?

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

Judd Trump plays in a different way to anyone else, it is brilliant to watch and very difficult to play against.

That's poor from Neil Robertson. A simple up and down safety on a red leaves 2019 world champion Judd Trump with an elementary pot to the top right to get going.

A couple of shots on JT scatters the reds as he blitzes the black into the bottom left corner.

You'd have to fancy him from here.

That break of 103 brings up Neil Robertson's 11th century during the UK Championship.

He's keeping pretty good company, isn't he? A couple more would see him go past you know who.

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Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

When Neil burst through the 100 mark of centuries in a season, it was relentless standard, both his and Judd's strike-rates are excellent.

Neil Robertson looks like he is moving through the gears nicely here.

Up comes the half century, then 60, 70, 80 and 90. A century of the match is in sight and here comes as he drops the blue into the middle.

That's 103 and the frame.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

It's in situations like this that Neil has been so devastating this week. You'd virtually give him the frame in this position because he has been scoring so heavily.

Not quite what Neil Robertson was looking for there as he powers in the blue and then cannons into several reds.

Nothing has fallen really easy but if he can feather one into the bottom left corner he should be away.

He does and is. Good chance this.

Looks like we've had a reshuffle in the comms box.

Seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry and John Parrott are in situ.

Anyway Olivier Marteel is back and so are the players. Here we go again.

Lovely story on BBC Two at the moment with referee Olivier Marteel, who is also a nurse in his native Belgium and who has worked on the frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic.

He says that when staff ran out of protective masks they were using scuba diving masks for around 12 hours a day.

What a story.

Right here is that draw in full.

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