Race to the World Matchplay: One spot to be determined on final day in Hamburg
NewsSunday, 01 July 2018 at 10:50
We go into the final day of the European Darts Matchplay in Hamburg with World Matchplay positions up for grabs as the cut off comes closer.
Justin Pipe is still involved but if he loses at all today, Richard North will make his World Matchplay debut next month.
The same can be said for the likes of Robert Thornton and William O’Connor who are still involved but have to win to overtake Richard North.
Also the seedings still have to be decided with Joe Cullen and Jelle Klaasen still having the opportunity to claim a maximum of 14th and 15th seedings respectively.
This would take a late run and maybe even a final or win from either player to do it. Cullen seems more likely with him constantly getting to the latter stages of European Tours.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1013074799172767745
The same can be said for the likes of Robert Thornton and William O’Connor who are still involved but have to win to overtake Richard North.
Also the seedings still have to be decided with Joe Cullen and Jelle Klaasen still having the opportunity to claim a maximum of 14th and 15th seedings respectively.
This would take a late run and maybe even a final or win from either player to do it. Cullen seems more likely with him constantly getting to the latter stages of European Tours.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1013074799172767745
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