Night Five begins later on tonight of the Remote Darts League with a new leader James Richardson set to face off against Dean Winstanley in the last clash of the night.
Richardson produced a 7-1 win over John Walton last night and he will hope for similar against Winstanley who is currently bottom of the standings after four nights so far.
Jim Williams will face off against Paul Hogan after ending his winning run in the form of a draw with Darryl Fitton. Hogan on the otherhand produced brilliance against Wes Newton in a 7-0 win and so it is bound to be a qaulity tie.
Starting off the night is Darryl Fitton as he takes on Gary Robson who saw off Alan Norris last night. Wes Newton will then face Alan Norris followed by John Walton who will aim to not succumb to another heavy defeat when he faces Tony O'Shea.
From Saturday, April 18, nine nights will be played to complete the league with the playoffs set to be played on Monday April 27.
Click here to view the stream for this tournament. View the standings of the tournament here which begins from 9pm GMT later.
Wednesday April 22 Night Five
Gary Robson v Darryl Fitton
Wes Newton v Alan Norris
John Walton v Tony O’Shea
Paul Hogan v Jim Williams
Dean Winstanley v James Richardson
Wes Newton v Alan Norris
John Walton v Tony O’Shea
Paul Hogan v Jim Williams
Dean Winstanley v James Richardson
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