Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson, John Higgins, Shaun Murphy, Kyren Wilson and defending champion Mark Selby will be among the star names competing at snooker’s BetVictor European Masters in Milton Keynes next month.

The world ranking event was originally scheduled to take place in Germany but due to travel restrictions it has been moved to the Marshall Arena at MK Stadium in Milton Keynes and will run from February 21st to 27th. So local fans have another chance to see the most decorated cue kings on the planet – and tickets are now on sale.

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It’s an amazing opportunity to see a wide range of the top-ranked stars of the baize. First round matches include:

Mark Selby, the World Champion and defending champion v Matthew Selt

Crowd favourite Judd Trump v Michael Judge

Masters champion Neil Robertson v Lei Peifan

Six-time World Champion Ronnie O’Sullivan v Nigel Bond

Snooker legend John Higgins v Jamie Clarke

Former World Champion Shaun Murphy v Noppon Saengkham

For the first round match schedule click here. All matches up to and including the quarter-finals will be played over the best of nine frames, with best of 11 frame semi-finals and a best of 17 frame final.

Televised by Eurosport and a range of other broadcasters and online platforms worldwide, the £407,000 tournament forms part of the eight-event BetVictor Snooker Series, from which the player earning the most prize money will receive a huge £150,000 bonus.

A spokesman for WST said: “We are thrilled to be heading back to Milton Keynes where we have successfully staged so many events over the past two years. The Marshall Arena is a cracking venue and fans who came to the BetVictor English Open earlier this season experienced a thrilling atmosphere. This is another great chance to witness the best players competing for a world ranking title.”