The action continues in the Remote Darts League later tonight with five more top ties set to take place featuring Jim Williams against Darryl Fitton.
Williams currently leads the way ahead of the fourth night with no defeats so far for 'The Quiff' and he will hope to take that into tonight's Remote Darts League action when he faces off against Darryl Fitton who is currently third. They are the penultimate match of the night.
Tony O'Shea (6th) kicks off proceedings against Dean Winstanley (10th) with the latter hoping to claim his first points of the league.
Following that second placed James Richardson faces off against John Walton who lies in ninth. Paul Hogan and Wes Newton follow that with Gary Robson and Alan Norris the final tie of the night after the aforementioned clash between Williams and Fitton.
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 here before play begins later at 9pm GMT.
Tuesday April 21 Night Four
Tony O’Shea v Dean Winstanley
John Walton v James Richardson
Paul Hogan v Wes Newton
Darryl Fitton v Jim Williams
Gary Robson v Alan Norris
John Walton v James Richardson
Paul Hogan v Wes Newton
Darryl Fitton v Jim Williams
Gary Robson v Alan Norris
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