The seventh night of action in the Remote Darts League is set to take place later on Friday evening with five more games in the group phase.
James Richardson is at the top of the table and he will take on Tony O'Shea on Night Seven in the third game who has also been in good form so far in the competition.
Starting off the night though is Dean Winstanley and John Walton who are currently winless so far so after tonight barring a draw, there will only be one player who will not have won a game in the Remote Darts League.
Following that Jim Williams who returned to form after losing his first game will take on Alan Norris. Darryl Fitton will then take on Wes Newton; with Gary Robson set to face Paul Hogan in the final game of the night.
From Saturday, April 18, nine nights will be played to complete the league with the playoffs set to be played on Monday April 27.
All matches can be viewed via this link . The broadcast starts daily at 9:00 PM.
Friday April 24
Night Seven
Dean Winstanley v John Walton
Jim Williams v Alan Norris
Tony O’Shea v James Richardson
Darryl Fitton v Wes Newton
Gary Robson v Paul Hogan
Jim Williams v Alan Norris
Tony O’Shea v James Richardson
Darryl Fitton v Wes Newton
Gary Robson v Paul Hogan
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