Schedule Thursday morning session Online Darts League (Phase Three) including Monk and McDine
OtherThursday, 15 July 2021 at 10:00
The second group in the third week of Online Darts Live League (Phase Three) begins on Thursday morning with the new group consisting of Lee Cocks, Kevin McDine, Scott Williams, George Killington, Arron Monk and Ryan Hogarth.
The players of this group play against each other on Thursday and Friday afternoons. The numbers one, two and three of this group then go to the final group on Saturday.
In the evening sessions, Mark Dudbridge, Chas Barstow, Tony O'Shea, Conor Heneghan and Robert Owen play each other twice in a group. Three players from the evening group go to the final group and two from the morning group, so that the final group consists of six players. Kevin Burness already managed to qualify for this final group by winning this week's first group.
Unlike the first edition of the MODUS League in 2020, the game will not be played online via a webcam connection, but at a location in Southampton, England. The matches can be followed via the Online Darts YouTube channel .
Schedule Online Darts Live League (Phase 3, Week 3)
Thursday 15 July (from 10:30 a.m.)
Scott Williams v George Killington
Arron Monk v Lee Cocks
Kevin McDine v Ryan Hogarth
George Killington v Arron Monk
Ryan Hogarth v Scott Williams
Lee Cocks v Kevin McDine
George Killington v Ryan Hogarth
Arron Monk v Kevin McDine
Scott Williams v Lee Cocks
Ryan Hogarth v Arron Monk
Lee Cocks v George Killington
Kevin McDine v Scott Williams
Lee Cocks v Ryan Hogarth
Scott Williams v Arron Monk
George Killington v Kevin McDine
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