After an interminable 31-day wait, PDC major darts is finally back on Friday.
All of The Masters action will be shown live on ITV4. The tournament kicks off at 7pm on Friday 1 February, and ends on the evening of Sunday 3 February. Here is the full schedule for the weekend's darting drama in Milton Keynes.
The Masters kicks off just over four weeks after Michael van Gerwen became the 2019 world champion. Van Gerwen is one of the 16-strong field meeting in Milton Keynes. The tournament sees the top 16 in the current PDC Order of Merit go head-to-head. The Dutchman is the overwhelming favorite. The top seed has won the last four editions of the event.
The Masters kicks off just over four weeks after Michael van Gerwen became the 2019 world champion. Van Gerwen is one of the 16-strong field meeting in Milton Keynes. The tournament sees the top 16 in the current PDC Order of Merit go head-to-head. The Dutchman is the overwhelming favorite. The top seed has won the last four editions of the event.
ITV schedule during The Masters:
Friday 1 February: 7pm-11pm (Last 16)
Saturday 2 February: 7pm-11pm (Last 16)
Sunday 3 February: 12.45pm-5pm (Quarter-Finals)
Sunday 3 February: 7pm-10.30pm (Semi-Finals and Final)
https://twitter.com/ITVSport/status/1090278398415564801
Saturday 2 February: 7pm-11pm (Last 16)
Sunday 3 February: 12.45pm-5pm (Quarter-Finals)
Sunday 3 February: 7pm-10.30pm (Semi-Finals and Final)
https://twitter.com/ITVSport/status/1090278398415564801
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