Masters Snooker 2017 Results: Updated Draw and Schedule After Tuesday's Scores

Marco Fu toppled Judd Trump in a final-frame decider at the 2017 Masters Snooker, defeating his opponent 6-5 in the first round at Alexandra Palace, London, on Tuesday.  

The pair received a standing ovation at the end of the match, as they both produced monumental performances, but it was the player from Hong Kong who prevailed.

Fu didn't lead at any point of the match until he reached the finish line, ending with a century break to win the game and set up a clash with Mark Allen.

In the evening session, Neil Robertson defeated Allister Carter in a quality contest, winning 6-3.

Here are Tuesday's confirmed results:

Player	Score	Player
Marco Fu	6-5	Judd Trump
Neil Robertson	6-3	Allister Carter

Here's what the rest of the first-round draw looks like:

Date	Time (GMT)	Match
Wednesday, January 18	1 p.m.	Mark Selby vs. Mark Williams
Wednesday, January 18	7 p.m.	Shaun Murphy vs. Barry Hawkins

For the quarter-final draw in full, visit BBC Sport.

Tuesday Recap 

Cue-Man-Fu produced some of the best form of his career at the Ally Pally, catching Trump at the end to overturn a likely defeat at the Masters tournament.

The elder statesman showed discipline and control to battle back against the world No. 4.

The Bristol-born wizard captured the opening three frames with breaks of 102, 87 and 67, with Fu helpless in his seat.

However, the 2011 Masters runner-up staged a revival in the fourth frame, making a titanic break of 130 to register a comeback.

The following frames saw Fu rattle off breaks of 88 and 89 to further erode the deficit, but Trump made his way back to the table, firing a break of 79 to make it 4-2.

World Snooker highlighted Trump's finishing:

Fu continued to raise his standard and wrestled the score back to 4-4 after a 110 clearance levelled proceedings.

However, an aggressive break of 112 gave Trump the advantage once again as the crowd became more involved in the match.

The tie was all square in the 10th frame. Both men continued to play to the highest standard, and the match was decided at the death. Fu edged out his opponent with yet another sensational century clearance.

BBC Sport confirmed the result:

Trump was the pick of many to progress deep into the competition, but Fu will now meet Allen in the quarter-final.

The Asian master has been playing at his best since winning the recent Scottish Open against John Higgins, and the competition format suits the player as he attempts to scoop a major tournament success.

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Robertson was in fine form as he beat Carter in a high-quality match in the evening session.

The Australian raced to a 4-1 lead as he dominated the table, but Carter displayed his usual resilience he is famous for, hitting breaks of 73, 93 and 73 to make it 5-3.

However, the former world champion made a stunning finish of 117 as he wrapped up the match, guaranteeing his spot in the last-eight, winning 6-3 on the night.