Going into tonight Hogan is currently third in the table with 16 points but even if he gets one point tonight, he will return to the top as John O'Shea has played three more games than him with 17 points.

'Crocodile Dundee' currently sits on seven wins and two draws with no defeats but can his unbeaten run continue?

Veenstra is down with 13 points but most players around him have played 12 games so he is at an advantage and a good night for 'Flyers' could see him in play-off contention.

David Cameron isn't too far off but is down in 11th with 11 points which sees four wins, three draws and two defeats and so it will also be an important night for the ambitions of the Canadian.

While Lorraine Winstanley is down in 14th with one point to her name but quite someway from the chasing pack in Darren Herewini who has 11.

In the first phase of the Remote Darts League which sees twenty evenings, all participants play against each other once. Four players are involved per night, with each player completing three matches. Matches are best of 10 legs, so a 5-5 draw is possible.

After twenty days of action, the top four in the league will advance to the playoffs, which are scheduled for Monday, June 8.

All matches can be viewed via this link . The broadcast starts daily at 9pm BST.

21:00 Richard Veenstra v Paul Hogan
21:30 Lorraine Winstanley v David Cameron
22:00 Lorraine Winstanley v Richard Veenstra
22:30 David Cameron v Paul Hogan
23:00 David Cameron v Richard Veenstra
23:30 Paul Hogan v Lorraine Winstanley