Dennis Taylor
1985 world champion on BBC Two

Neil Robertson is creeping towards the winning line.

What's this two attacking shots on the spin...

Would you believe it. Neil Robertson plays a fairly adventurous safety to leave JT with a long straightish one to the bottom left corner.

He gets down over it and absolutely wallops the white but the red takes a hop, skip and jump out of the jaws of the bottom bag.

Robertson is in.

Aren't we all Peter.

Peter David Smith: From the last two images of Trump it looks like he's struggling to stay awake!

Lord Greystoke: The old trundler from down under.

Scotty: Is there a slow clap option on the audience machine? Asking for a friend.

Hello is this lift off?

Judd Trump is in again but makes a grand total of seven.

We are crawling towards a conclusion.

Jay Shaw: Judd Trump is due to play his First Round match in the Scottish Open at 7pm. Surely there can’t be many professional snooker players to have played in two different tournaments in the same day?

At last a bit of movement on the scoreboard though not much.

Judd Trump knocks in a red and yellow but that's it. This is going down to the wire.

JT is now on four after a solitary earlier red, while Robertson is stuck on 23.

Snookererer: My wife and dog have given up for the night but I'm still loving this.

Robert Pugh:Top late night entertainment this - making the night shift with my two new twin boys slightly more bearable.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport

Two versions of the report written...

World number one Judd Trump edged past Neil Robertson 10-9 to win his second UK Championship in what turned out to an attritional but epic final.

Neil Robertson edged past world number one Judd Trump 10-9 to win his third UK Championship in what turned out to an attritional but epic final.

One version will never seen the light of day.

Another good bit of safety play from Neil Robertson has Judd Trump in all sorts of mither.

But so far the world number one is just about holding him at bay.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

I'm watching Judd in his chair and I think the time that Neil is taking to play shots is starting to get to him. If you are tired or fatigued it is not going to help.

He is taking a long time and then kind of playing obvious shots but there is a massive prize at stake and it is hard to criticise someone who is trying their hardest to win.

Image source, WST

Brilliant from Neil Robertson. Looks like he has tucked Judd Trump up behind the yellow.

That's a decent one-cushion escape.

Dennis Taylor
1985 world champion on BBC Two

This is a very difficult final frame. It's all gone a bit awkward.

Whoever takes the next long red on has got a fair bit of nerve.

If this was chess we'd have adjourned by now.

The reds are all scattered to the left side of the table and the pink is tied up.

Mark: Eight mins for 3 shots! Is Robertson channelling Eddie Charlton?

Tom: This might go to penalties!

James Pearce: Robertson’s shot took so long it spanned two days.

Daniel Killington: Robertson is getting his steps in here. Did about 5 laps of the table on that shot.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

Neil just apologised to Judd there for taking so long. He could not make his mind up.

Image source, WST

So as we edge past a time I thought we had no hope of seeing, Neil Robertson is on 23.

He's looking at the potting angle on the pink which doesn't look as though it goes. It's a tight one. He's spent over four minutes looking at this now.

And in the end elects to play safe off the blue.

Could this be it? Judd Trump's left one over the middle for Neil Robertson.

How many can the Australian make here?