Ronnie O’Sullivan to face local teenager Liam Graham at Scottish Open, Judd Trump to take on Sydney Wilson

Ronnie O’Sullivan has been pulled out against Liam Graham in the draw for the Scottish Open.

O’Sullivan is often heavily favoured at whatever venue he attends, but that may be tested at the Meadowbank Sports Centre as he will face local teenager Graham.

The 19-year-old secured the first win of his professional career when beating Cao Yupeng at the British Open, and will face a huge test against the seven-time world champion next month.

Gary Wilson is the defending champion, and he will open the event against Elliot Slessor – with matches involving the top 16 in the world held over to the main venue.

Two-time Scottish Open winner Mark Selby will take on Sean O’Sullivan, while 2018 victor Mark Allen will play Jamie Jones.

World champion Luca Brecel will be in action against Iulian Boiko, while home favourite John Higgins will face Oliver Brown.

Jimmy White secured qualification earlier in the season, and he will await the winner of the match between Jimmy Robertson and Amaan Iqbal in round two.

• Gary Wilson v Elliot Slessor
• Hossein Vafaei v Daniel Wells
• Mark Williams v Sam Craigie
• Kyren Wilson v Mostafa Dorgham
• Mark Allen v Jamie Jones
• Jimmy Robertson v Amaan Iqbal
• Robert Milkins v Mark Davis
• Jack Lisowski v Mohamed Ibrahim
• Judd Trump v Sydney Wilson
• Ronnie O’Sullivan v Liam Graham
• Barry Hawkins v Pang Junxu
• Jack Borwick v Ishpreet Singh Chadha
• Ali Carter v Zehuang Long
• Mark Selby v Sean O’Sullivan
• Shaun Murphy v Liu Hongyu
• John Higgins v Oliver Brown
• Luca Brecel v Iulian Boiko
• Ding Junhui v David Grace

The Scottish Open gets underway on December 11, with the final taking place over two sessions on December 17.