Dartsnews launches website with livescores of most important PDC events
NewsSaturday, 25 May 2019 at 11:35
Dartsnews has set up a new page with livescores, in cooperation with Sportradar, allowing darts fans to follow the results of the most important PDC tournaments.
All the PDC televised tournaments as well as all the European Tour events can be followed through the page with the livescores. As an addition, also statistics of these tournaments can be found here.
Where can I watch the livescores?
Click on livescores in the menu to follow the darts matches. It is also possible to visit the website directly by visiting .
What can I see on this website?
The livescores can be watched under the timeline tab. The score is added to the sheet after every turn. Above the timeline you can see the most important game statistics such as averages, checkout percentages and number of 180's.
How can I see if there is a tournament?
A random date can be selected via the agenda (marked in green in the photo below). Even tournaments that have already ended can be found in this way with the corresponding results and statistics.
Added features
There are more features available on the website. When you click on head to head, you can see the results of the last meeting between the players. You can also see the results from their last played matches. Tournament statistics can be found via top lists. You can find tournament averages, most 180's and highest checkout percentages here. Click on news for the latest darts news.
Tournament Calendar livescores:
The Masters (1-3 February)
Premier League Darts (7 February - 23 May)
UK Open (1-3 March)
European Darts Open (22-24 March)
German Darts Championship (29-31 March)
German Darts Grand Prix (20-22 April)
German Darts Open (26-28 April)
Austrian Darts Open (3-5 May)
European Darts Grand Prix (10-12 May)
Dutch Darts Masters (24-26 May)
World Cup of Darts (6-9 June)
Danish Darts Open (14-16 June)
Czech Darts Open (26-28 June)
US Darts Masters (4-5 July)
German Darts Masters (12-13 July)
World Matchplay (20-28 July)
Brisbane Darts Masters (9-10 August)
Melbourne Darts Masters (16-17 August)
NZ Darts Masters (23-24 August)
Austrian Darts Championship (30 August - 1 September)
European Darts Matchplay (6-8 September)
International Darts Open (13-15 September)
Gibraltar Darts Trophy (27-29 September)
World Grand Prix (6-12 October)
Champions League of Darts (19-20 October)
European Championship (24-27 October)
World Series of Darts Finals (1-3 November)
Grand Slam of Darts (9-17 November)
Players Championship Finals (22-24 November)
World Darts Championship (Date TBC)
Premier League Darts (7 February - 23 May)
UK Open (1-3 March)
European Darts Open (22-24 March)
German Darts Championship (29-31 March)
German Darts Grand Prix (20-22 April)
German Darts Open (26-28 April)
Austrian Darts Open (3-5 May)
European Darts Grand Prix (10-12 May)
Dutch Darts Masters (24-26 May)
World Cup of Darts (6-9 June)
Danish Darts Open (14-16 June)
Czech Darts Open (26-28 June)
US Darts Masters (4-5 July)
German Darts Masters (12-13 July)
World Matchplay (20-28 July)
Brisbane Darts Masters (9-10 August)
Melbourne Darts Masters (16-17 August)
NZ Darts Masters (23-24 August)
Austrian Darts Championship (30 August - 1 September)
European Darts Matchplay (6-8 September)
International Darts Open (13-15 September)
Gibraltar Darts Trophy (27-29 September)
World Grand Prix (6-12 October)
Champions League of Darts (19-20 October)
European Championship (24-27 October)
World Series of Darts Finals (1-3 November)
Grand Slam of Darts (9-17 November)
Players Championship Finals (22-24 November)
World Darts Championship (Date TBC)
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