What is the correct reaction of sulfur dioxide with chlorine? I'm confused in reaction of $\ce{SO2}$ with $\ce{Cl2}$. Some source states the given reaction (1), while others state the reaction (2):

$$\begin{align}
\ce{SO2 + Cl2 &amp;-&gt; SOCl2 + Cl2O \tag{1}}\\
\ce{SO2 + Cl2 &amp;-&gt; SO2Cl2 \tag{2}}
\end{align}$$

While I read in NCERT Chemistry 12 part-II page-198 that chlorine oxidises $\ce{SO2}$ to $\ce{SO3}$. I wish to know the specific condition in which the particular reactions will occur.
Sulfuryl chloride ($\ce{SO2Cl2}$) is prepared by the reaction of $\ce{SO2}$ and $\ce{Cl2}$ over activated charcoal, details of the preparation are here 1.

Thionyl chloride may be prepared from $\ce{SO2}$ and $\ce{Cl2}$ but the reaction requires an equivalent of $\ce{SCl2}$ to be present.