De Sousa-Waites, Lewis-Williams and Van Barneveld-Labanauskas among second round ties at Players Championship 15
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The second round has begun at Players Championship 15 in Wigan with spots in the board finals up for grabs shortly.
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Among the ties in this round to look out for include Jose de Sousa facing Scott Waites as top seed involved today in Wigan, Adrian Lewis will collide with top talent Lewy Williams. While Raymond van Barneveld faces Darius Labanauskas.
This after the conclusion of the first round with the results and second round line-up in full below.
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Players Championship 15 Results
Last 128
Jose de Sousa 6 | 1 William Borland
Scott Waites 6 | 2 Keegan Brown
Maik Kuivenhoven 6 | 5 Jon Worsley
Steve West 6 | 0 Brian Raman
Matthew Edgar 6 | 5 Gabriel Clemens
Mickey Mansell 6 | 4 Steve Beaton
Jose Justicia 6 | 4 Kim Huybrechts
Alan Soutar 6 | 3 Ian White
William O'Connor 6 | 5 Krzysztof Ratajski
Darren Webster 6 | 3 Bradley Brooks
Mervyn King 6 | 5 Radek Szaganski
Martijn Kleermaker 6 | 5 Ted Evetts
Dave Chisnall 6 | 0 Adam Gawlas
James Wilson 6 | 0 Pete Burgoyne
Vincent van der Voort 6 | 1 Steve Haggerty
Josh Rock 6 | 4 Jules van Dongen
Michael Smith 6 | 4 Glen Durrant
John Michael 6 | 1 Nick Fullwell
Ritchie Edhouse 6 | 5 Scott Mitchell
Cameron Menzies 6 | 4 John Henderson
Danny Noppert 6 | 2 Devon Petersen
Mario Vandenbogaerde 6 | 0 Berry van Peer
Max Hopp 6 | 5 Ross Smith
Niels Zonneveld 6 | 4 Damian Mol
Nathan Rafferty 6 | 5 Nathan Aspinall
Florian Hempel 6 | 5 Joe Murnan
Mensur Suljovic 6 | 2 Jeffrey De Zwaan
Jeff Smith 6 | 0 Stu Wilson
Andrew Gilding 6 | 5 Brendan Dolan
Jamie Hughes 6 | 3 Jason Lowe
Martin Lukeman 6 | 4 Stephen Burton
Jamie Clark 6 | 4 Jake Jones
Rob Cross 6 | 5 Connor Scutt
Ricardo Pietreczko 6 | 2 Lee Evans
John O'Shea 6 | 3 Simon Whitlock
Mike De Decker 6 | 4 Kevin Burness
Chris Dobey 6 | 3 George Killington
Gavin Carlin 6 | 2 Gordon Mathers
Callan Rydz 6 | 2 Kevin Doets
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 6 | 2 Adam Hunt
Dirk van Duijvenbode 6 | 3 Vladimir Andersen
Jack Main 6 | 4 Jermaine Wattimena
Keane Barry 6 | 3 Boris Koltsov
Geert Nentjes 6 | 5 Luke Woodhouse
Martin Schindler 6 | 5 Luc Peters
Robert Owen 6 | 5 Jason Heaver
Ricky Evans 6 | 3 Eddie Lovely
Brett Claydon 6 | 2 Andy Jenkins
Damon Heta 6 | 4 Richie Burnett
Jim Williams 6 | 5 Geert De Vos
Raymond van Barneveld 6 | 1 Shaun Wilkinson
Darius Labanauskas 6 | 3 Jeremy van der Winkel
Karel Sedlacek 6 | 3 Daryl Gurney
Andy Boulton 6 | 2 Peter Hudson
Adrian Lewis 6 | 3 Nathan Girvan
Lewy Williams 6 | 5 Danny van Trijp
Steve Lennon 6 | 2 Dimitri Van den Bergh
Ryan Meikle 6 | 2 Ron Meulenkamp
Ryan Joyce 6 | 2 Krzysztof Kciuk
Ross Montgomery 6 | 1 Danny Jansen
Stephen Bunting 6 | 2 David Evans
Rowby-John Rodriguez 6 | 2 Boris Krcmar
Madars Razma 6 | 2 Jimmy Hendriks
Scott Williams 6 | 1 Tony Martinez
Last 64
Jose de Sousa - | - Scott Waites
Maik Kuivenhoven - | - Steve West
Matthew Edgar - | - Mickey Mansell
Jose Justicia - | - Alan Soutar
William O'Connor - | - Darren Webster
Mervyn King - | - Martijn Kleermaker
Dave Chisnall - | - James Wilson
Vincent van der Voort - | - Josh Rock
Michael Smith - | - John Michael
Ritchie Edhouse - | - Cameron Menzies
Danny Noppert - | - Mario Vandenbogaerde
Max Hopp - | - Niels Zonneveld
Nathan Rafferty - | - Florian Hempel
Mensur Suljovic - | - Jeff Smith
Andrew Gilding - | - Jamie Hughes
Martin Lukeman - | - Jamie Clark
Rob Cross - | - Ricardo Pietreczko
John O'Shea - | - Mike De Decker
Chris Dobey - | - Gavin Carlin
Callan Rydz - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Dirk van Duijvenbode - | - Jack Main
Keane Barry - | - Geert Nentjes
Martin Schindler - | - Robert Owen
Ricky Evans - | - Brett Claydon
Damon Heta - | - Jim Williams
Raymond van Barneveld - | - Darius Labanauskas
Karel Sedlacek - | - Andy Boulton
Adrian Lewis - | - Lewy Williams
Steve Lennon - | - Ryan Meikle
Ryan Joyce - | - Ross Montgomery
Stephen Bunting - | - Rowby-John Rodriguez
Madars Razma - | - Scott Williams

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