Schedule final group Online Darts League Week Three including Burness, Monk and Barstow
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The schedule has been released ahead of the Online Darts League final for Week Three as Phase Three continues with Kevin Burness, Arron Monk and Chas Barstow involved.
Burness and Monk are joined by Robert Owen in Group A with the victor moving through to the semi-finals.
Barstow is joined by Conor Heneghan and Scott Williams which is in Group B and similarly the winner will head through to the semi-finals. The victor will head into Champions Week with the 3/4 placed playoff winner will also join the lineup.
Schedule final group Online Darts Live League (Week 3)
Saturday July 17 (starting 22:00 GMT)
Group A
Kevin Burness v Robert Owen
Arron Monk v Kevin Burness
Robert Owen v Arron Monk
Group B
Conor Heneghan v Scott Williams
Chas Barstow v Conor Heneghan
Scott Williams v Chas Barstow
Followed by
Semi-Finals
Play-Off for 3rd/4th place
Final
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