UK Championship snooker LIVE: Result as Judd Trump beats Neil Robertson

Robertson gets himself a few more points before running out of position and Trump then finds a lovely red himself. Nothing in this now, with Robertson 37-36 ahead.

But play is then stopped. According to the World Snooker, someone in the audience has been taken ill. The players and referee leave the arena and the crowd are then asked to leave as well, presumably so the person can receive treatment.

We’ll keep you updated and return shortly.

Unexpected miss from Trump. He’s rattling along, the break reaches 35 and then he misses a routine green into the top corner pocket. Perhaps thinking too much about his next shot.

A second bad mistake from Trump after that missed blue in the first frame and this frame is still up for grabs, as he only has a minimal 35-22 lead with plenty of reds left.

Vintage Judd Trump. It turns out Robertson didn’t get the ball safe and the Englishman plucks out a gorgeous long red - powered in. This is an important visit for Trump - he needs to make his mark on this match.

The pink is tied up for the moment, and the black only available to one corner, so Trump will have to mostly work with the blue but the reds are nicely spread.

Robertson has been known in the past to be more... erm... considered and methodical in his pace of play against Trump, which perhaps slows down the free-flowing Bristolian, who has expressed frustration at the tactic. He’s certianly not hurrying round the table so far today, let’s put it that way...

He pulls out a stunning plant on a red to the right corner but the cue ball ends up nowhere. Just one extra point for Robertson before playing safe then. 22-0 the lead.

Neil Robertson first to the table in frame two but can only score nine points. A good safety earns him another 12 as Trump twice hits the pink trying to land on the pack of reds, so the Robertson lead moves to 21 points.

If the Australian can outduel Trump in the safety exchanges then he’ll be in a great position to potentially win this match.

A long red rattles off both jaws but drops and Robertson edging closer to the finish line in this frame. He picks out a mid-range blue to the right corner and now it’s snookers required for Trump.

Trump concedes and Robertson wins the opening frame 57-19. A good start from the Australian - his mid and long-range potting has been on point.

Superb pot by Robertson, blind into the right corner pocket but runs out of position, so no colour to follow.

He knocks the brown and green safe with his safety shot and leaves the table with a 50-19 lead and two reds remaining. Trump 31 points behind with 43 remaining in this opening frame.

Robertson the favourite but couldn’t get over the line at that visit.

Robertson negotiates himself down to a few reds remaining but he’s got a couple of awkward ones to deal with if he wants to win the frame at this visit. Very nice cannon, clipping the black away from an adjacent red.

The black is then potted as he moves 30 points ahead and just two more reds and colours needed...

Trump rattles a long-range red in the jaws and Robertson nicely clips one to left middle to give himself another scoring chance. He should be able to pick off the reds one by one for a litle while and he quickly overtakes Trump in the frame score.

He’s being very deliberate in his shot choice so far, not rushing at all. A break of 22 and counting for the ‘Thunder from Down Under’.

Robertson loses his cue ball a little bit, leaving a tougher-than-necessary red to the left corner. He pots it but the white runs to the side cushion and he’s forced to play safe. A missed opportuniy there.

Trump leads 15-7 as we settle in for some safety.