Darius Labanauskas and Daniel Larsson secure qualification for Euro Tour events
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Darius Labanauskas and Daniel Larsson have qualified for upcoming events on the European Tour. Labanauskas qualified for the Austrian Darts Open, while Larsson may compete in the Baltic Sea Darts Open.
Labanauskas may enter the Euro Tour tournament in Graz after the Lithuanian managed to win over Niels Aagaard Nielsen (6-1), Anton Östlund (6-4), Viktor Tingström (6-5), Jeppe Moller Stolt (6-3) and Johan Engstrom (6-4).
A trip to Kiel is in store for Larsson. The Swedish darter triumphed against successively Darius Labanauskas (6-5), Andreas Toft Jorgensen (6-5), Mikkel Knudsen (6-3), Jani Laurila (6-1) and Marko Kantele (6-3).
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Results ET5 Qualifier
Quarterfinals
Jeppe Moller Stolt 6-5 Oskar Lukasiak
Darius Labanauskas 6-5 Viktor Tingstrom
Johan Engstrom 6-2 Michael Ladefoged
Thor Helmer Johansen 6-5 Andreas Harrysson
Semi-final
Darius Labanauskas 6-3 Jeppe Moller Stolt
Johan Engstrom 6-3 Thor Helmer Johansen
Final
Darius Labanauskas 6-4 Johan Engstrom
Results ET6 Qualifier
Quarterfinals
Viktor Tingstrom 6-2 Cor Dekker
Marko Kantele 6-1 Anton Östlund
Jani Laurila 6-4 Dennis Nilsson
Daniel Larsson 6-3 Mikkel Knudsen
Semi-final
Marko Kantele 6-5 Viktor Tingstrom
Daniel Larsson 6-1 Jani Laurila
Final
Daniel Larsson 6-3 Marko Kantele
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