PDC European Darts Matchplay schedule: Saturday, afternoon session
NewsSaturday, 30 June 2018 at 09:00
There are eight more PDC European Darts Matchplay ties on Saturday afternoon.
Day two and round two in Hamburg kick off with Simon Whitlock meeting Justin Pipe. Jason Lowe, fresh off victory on his PDC European Tour debut, then plays Austrian Darts Open winner Jonny Clayton. Fellow Welshman Gerwyn Price starts his European Darts Matchplay campaign against Austrian ace Maik Langendorf.
Mervyn King opens his tournament against Paul Rowley, before James Wilson and Robert Thornton contest a third round spot and a possible match against Michael van Gerwen. Joe Cullen is the opponent for the only German of the session, Martin Schindler.
The penultimate tie is one which will be of huge importance to Alan Norris and Richard North - though neither are in Hamburg. Should Kim Huybrechts win his tie against Chris Dobey, North will claim Norris' spot at the World Matchplay. Victory for Dobey would keep Norris as world number 16.
Back to the European Darts Matchplay, Darren Webster will be looking to build on a strong Players Championship showing against Luke Humphries. All eight ties are live on PDC TV.
Mervyn King opens his tournament against Paul Rowley, before James Wilson and Robert Thornton contest a third round spot and a possible match against Michael van Gerwen. Joe Cullen is the opponent for the only German of the session, Martin Schindler.
The penultimate tie is one which will be of huge importance to Alan Norris and Richard North - though neither are in Hamburg. Should Kim Huybrechts win his tie against Chris Dobey, North will claim Norris' spot at the World Matchplay. Victory for Dobey would keep Norris as world number 16.
Back to the European Darts Matchplay, Darren Webster will be looking to build on a strong Players Championship showing against Luke Humphries. All eight ties are live on PDC TV.
Afternoon session schedule
Simon Whitlock v Justin Pipe
Jonny Clayton v Jason Lowe
Gerwyn Price v Maik Langendorf
Mervyn King v Paul Rowley
James Wilson v Robert Thornton
Joe Cullen v Martin Schindler
Kim Huybrechts v Chris Dobey
Darren Webster v Luke Humphries
Jonny Clayton v Jason Lowe
Gerwyn Price v Maik Langendorf
Mervyn King v Paul Rowley
James Wilson v Robert Thornton
Joe Cullen v Martin Schindler
Kim Huybrechts v Chris Dobey
Darren Webster v Luke Humphries
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