The draw bracket and schedule for this weekend's European Darts Matchplay has been released ahead of the event getting underway in Hamburg tomorrow afternoon.
Michael van Gerwen will be hoping to bounce back from his disappointment of the last European Tour in Copenhagen when he lost to Brendan Dolan by winning the European Darts Matchplay. The afternoon session tomorrow will be include the likes of Keegan Brown, Boris Koltsov and Michael Barnard all aiming to make it into the second day of action. One of the big talking points is Peter Wright withdrawing who alongside Jim Brown have decided to give the event a miss. This means James Wilson becomes a seed and that two additional places were available in the Host Nation Qualifier. to see the prize fund breakdown on the PDC European Tour. Michael van Gerwen (1) v Mark Wilson/Ryan Joyce James Wilson (16) v Robert Thornton/Rene Eidams Ian White (8) v Dirk van Duijvenbode/Max Hopp Darren Webster (9) v Luke Humphries/Ronny Huybrechts Joe Cullen (5) v Martin Schindler/Mario Robbe Simon Whitlock (12) v Vincent van der Voort/Justin Pipe Daryl Gurney (4) v Robert Marijanovic/Jermaine Wattimena Stephen Bunting (13) v Mike de Decker/Darius Labanauskas Michael Smith (2) v Jelle Klaasen/Dragutin Horvat Steve Beaton (15) v Cristo Reyes/Andy Boulton Jonny Clayton (7) v Jason Lowe/Keegan Brown Gerwyn Price (10) v Maik Langendorf/Michael Barnard Mensur Suljovic (6) v Robert Owen/Boris Koltsov Mervyn King (11) v Darren Johnson/Paul Rowley Rob Cross (3) v William O'Connor/Martin Atkins Kim Huybrechts (14) v Jamie Bain/Chris Dobey Robert Owen v Boris Koltsov Jason Lowe v Keegan Brown Darren Johnson v Paul Rowley William O'Connor v Martin Atkins Maik Langendorf v Michael Barnard Vincent van der Voort v Justin Pipe Martin Schindler v Mario Robbe Robert Marijanovic v Jermaine Wattimena Jamie Bain v Chris Dobey Robert Thornton v Rene Eidams Mike de Decker v Darius Labanauskas Jelle Klaasen v Dragutin Horvat Mark Wilson v Ryan Joyce Cristo Reyes v Andy Boulton Dirk van Duijvenbode v Max Hopp Luke Humphries v Ronny Huybrechts Simon Whitlock v Van der Voort/Pipe Jonny Clayton v Lowe/Brown Gerwyn Price v Langendorf/Barnard Mervyn King v Johnson/Rowley James Wilson v Thornton/Eidams Joe Cullen v Schindler/Robbe Kim Huybrechts v Bain/Dobey Darren Webster v Humphries/Ronny Huybrechts Steve Beaton v Reyes/Boulton Ian White v Van Duijvenbode/Hopp Mensur Suljovic v Owen/Koltsov Michael van Gerwen v Wilson/Joyce Daryl Gurney v Marijanovic/Wattimena Rob Cross v O'Connor/Atkins Stephen Bunting v De Decker/Labanauskas Michael Smith v Klaasen/Horvat
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