The draw has been released for the second Players Championship event of the weekend and the sixth in the series.
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Gerwyn Price took the victory on Saturday during Players Championship 5 with a victory over Gabriel Clemens in the final. He will play Harry Ward in his first match today.
Top seed is Ian White who starts his campaign off against Luke Woodhouse. Among the other matches are Daryl Gurney versus Luke Humphries, Jermaine Wattimena against Raymond van Barneveld in a double Dutch clash.
As well as two of the best from Saturday in Jamie Hughes and the aforementioned Clemens facing off.
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Ian White v Luke Woodhouse
Christian Bunse v Ritchie Edhouse
Mickey Mansell v Jelle Klaasen
Dawson Murschell v Peter Hudson
Mervyn King v Mark Wilson
Nathan Derry v Ross Smith
Danny Noppert v Davy van Baelen
Jamie Lewis v Vincent van der Meer
Jonny Clayton v Shaun Carroll
Nathan Rafferty v Joe Murnan
Jeffrey de Zwaan v Terry Temple
Keegan Brown v Justin Pipe
Max Hopp v Wayne Jones
Jonathan Worsley v Ted Evetts
John Henderson v Jan Dekker
Cristo Reyes v Ronny Huybrechts
Rob Cross v Robert Owen
Arron Monk v Dave Prins
Krzysztof Ratajski v Tony Newell
Matt Clark v Bradley Brooks
Daryl Gurney v Luke Humphries
Dimitri van den Bergh v Mark Dudbridge
Ricky Evans v Adrian Gray
Scott Baker v Darius Labanauskas
Mensur Suljovic v Maik Kuivenhoven
Adam Hunt v Robert Thornton
Kyle Anderson v William O'Connor
John Michael v Madars Razma
Simon Whitlock v Kevin Burness
Yordi Meeuwisse v Richard North
James Wilson v Kirk Shepherd
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Stephen Burton
Peter Wright v Benito van de Pas
Vincent Kamphuis v Reece Robinson
Martin Schindler v Mark Webster
Gary Eastwood v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Jermaine Wattimena v Raymond van Barneveld
Jamie Bain v Matthew Edgar
Stephen Bunting v Gavin Carlin
Ryan Harrington v Alan Tabern
Michael Smith v Ron Meulenkamp
James Richardson v Eddie Dootson
Chris Dobey v Brendan Dolan
Jose de Sousa v Mark McGeeney
Joe Cullen v Devon Petersen
Niels Zonneveld v Andy Boulton
Steve Lennon v Boris Koltsov
Nathan Aspinall v Toni Alcinas
Adrian Lewis v Mario Robbe
Kim Huybrechts v Alan Norris
Gabriel Clemens v Jamie Hughes
George Killington v Glen Durrant
Dave Chisnall v Mike van Duivenbode
Michael Barnard v Ryan Joyce
Steve Beaton v Ryan Meikle
Robert Marijanovic v Carl Wilkinson
Gerwyn Price v Harry Ward
Simon Stevenson v Zoran Lerchbacher
Josh Payne v Ryan Searle
Marko Kantele v Tytus Kanik
Darren Webster v Conan Whitehead
Vincent van der Voort v Geert Nentjes
Steve West v David Pallett
Barrie Bates v Jose Justicia
Top seed is Ian White who starts his campaign off against Luke Woodhouse. Among the other matches are Daryl Gurney versus Luke Humphries, Jermaine Wattimena against Raymond van Barneveld in a double Dutch clash.
As well as two of the best from Saturday in Jamie Hughes and the aforementioned Clemens facing off.
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour.
Ian White v Luke Woodhouse
Christian Bunse v Ritchie Edhouse
Mickey Mansell v Jelle Klaasen
Dawson Murschell v Peter Hudson
Mervyn King v Mark Wilson
Nathan Derry v Ross Smith
Danny Noppert v Davy van Baelen
Jamie Lewis v Vincent van der Meer
Jonny Clayton v Shaun Carroll
Nathan Rafferty v Joe Murnan
Jeffrey de Zwaan v Terry Temple
Keegan Brown v Justin Pipe
Max Hopp v Wayne Jones
Jonathan Worsley v Ted Evetts
John Henderson v Jan Dekker
Cristo Reyes v Ronny Huybrechts
Rob Cross v Robert Owen
Arron Monk v Dave Prins
Krzysztof Ratajski v Tony Newell
Matt Clark v Bradley Brooks
Daryl Gurney v Luke Humphries
Dimitri van den Bergh v Mark Dudbridge
Ricky Evans v Adrian Gray
Scott Baker v Darius Labanauskas
Mensur Suljovic v Maik Kuivenhoven
Adam Hunt v Robert Thornton
Kyle Anderson v William O'Connor
John Michael v Madars Razma
Simon Whitlock v Kevin Burness
Yordi Meeuwisse v Richard North
James Wilson v Kirk Shepherd
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Stephen Burton
Peter Wright v Benito van de Pas
Vincent Kamphuis v Reece Robinson
Martin Schindler v Mark Webster
Gary Eastwood v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Jermaine Wattimena v Raymond van Barneveld
Jamie Bain v Matthew Edgar
Stephen Bunting v Gavin Carlin
Ryan Harrington v Alan Tabern
Michael Smith v Ron Meulenkamp
James Richardson v Eddie Dootson
Chris Dobey v Brendan Dolan
Jose de Sousa v Mark McGeeney
Joe Cullen v Devon Petersen
Niels Zonneveld v Andy Boulton
Steve Lennon v Boris Koltsov
Nathan Aspinall v Toni Alcinas
Adrian Lewis v Mario Robbe
Kim Huybrechts v Alan Norris
Gabriel Clemens v Jamie Hughes
George Killington v Glen Durrant
Dave Chisnall v Mike van Duivenbode
Michael Barnard v Ryan Joyce
Steve Beaton v Ryan Meikle
Robert Marijanovic v Carl Wilkinson
Gerwyn Price v Harry Ward
Simon Stevenson v Zoran Lerchbacher
Josh Payne v Ryan Searle
Marko Kantele v Tytus Kanik
Darren Webster v Conan Whitehead
Vincent van der Voort v Geert Nentjes
Steve West v David Pallett
Barrie Bates v Jose Justicia
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