Schedule Tuesday session Online Darts League (Week Three) including Painter and Thornton
OtherTuesday, 12 October 2021 at 10:00
The action continues during the opening group of the Online Darts League Phase Five, Week Three with proceedings deadlocked after the opening day.
The group features Kevin Painter, Robert Thornton, Jamie Clark, Robert Owen, Darren Beveridge and Tony Martin.
Each player plays once a day against the other players in the group. The winner of this group goes directly through to the final group on Saturday.
The numbers two and three of the ranking will play a new group against three new players on Thursday evening and Friday evening. These are Chas Barstow, Lee Cocks and Mark Webster.
The numbers five and six of the ranking on Wednesday will also play a new group against new participants. In this group, David Pallett, Scott Walters and Shaun Griffiths are the entrants. They will be in action on Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon. 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.
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 MODUS Online Live League (Week Three)
Tuesday 12 October (from 09:30am)
Jamie Clark v Tony Martin
Kevin Painter v Darren Beveridge
Robert Owen v Robert Thornton
Darren Beveridge v Jamie Clark
Tony Martin v Robert Thornton
Kevin Painter v Robert Owen
Robert Thornton v Darren Beveridge
Jamie Clark v Kevin Painter
Robert Owen v Tony Martin
Jamie Clark v Robert Thornton
Darren Beveridge v Robert Owen
Kevin Painter v Tony Martin
Robert Owen v Jamie Clark
Robert Thornton v Kevin Painter
Tony Martin v Darren Beveridge
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