The schedule has been revealed for the Champions League of Darts which will be shown on BBC this weekend and among the games include Rob Cross vs Mensur Suljovic and Daryl Gurney vs Gary Anderson.
Those are on the opening session with four group games and as a result in the evening session the winners will play each other and the losers will play each other on the first day of the Champions League of Darts.
The round robin format ends with four more group games to decide the fate of the group on the Sunday. Then it is the final on Sunday evening with Mensur Suljovic, the defending champion aiming the repeat the feat.
Champions League of Darts - Schedule
Saturday September 22
Afternoon Session (1.15pm)
4x Group Matches
Rob Cross v Mensur Suljovic (B)
Peter Wright v Simon Whitlock (B)
Gary Anderson v Daryl Gurney (A)
Michael van Gerwen v Dave Chisnall (A)
Evening Session (6.30pm)
4x Group Matches
Saturday afternoon's winning players face each other, and the losing players face each other in each group.
Sunday September 23
Afternoon Session (1pm)
4x Group Matches
Evening Session (6.30pm)
Semi-Finals & Final
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1032578866794168320
The round robin format ends with four more group games to decide the fate of the group on the Sunday. Then it is the final on Sunday evening with Mensur Suljovic, the defending champion aiming the repeat the feat.
Champions League of Darts - Schedule
Saturday September 22
Afternoon Session (1.15pm)
4x Group Matches
Rob Cross v Mensur Suljovic (B)
Peter Wright v Simon Whitlock (B)
Gary Anderson v Daryl Gurney (A)
Michael van Gerwen v Dave Chisnall (A)
Evening Session (6.30pm)
4x Group Matches
Saturday afternoon's winning players face each other, and the losing players face each other in each group.
Sunday September 23
Afternoon Session (1pm)
4x Group Matches
Evening Session (6.30pm)
Semi-Finals & Final
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1032578866794168320
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