Draw and schedule confirmed for 2022 Gibraltar Darts Trophy: Defending champion Price to face Brown or Suljovic as European Tour concludes
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The draw and schedule for the final European Tour of the season in the form of the Gibraltar Darts Trophy has been confirmed with defending champion Gerwyn Price set to face Keegan Brown or Mensur Suljovic.
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Fresh from winning his sixth World Grand Prix title, Michael van Gerwen will be involved against either Steve Beaton or one of six Host Nation Qualifiers with Krzysztof Kciuk and Karel Sedlacek being late withdrawals.
Stephen Bunting - Daryl Gurney, Martin Schindler - Vincent van der Voort, Rowby-John Rodriguez - Keane Barry and Josh Rock - Ryan Meikle are also among standout first round ties. Peter Wright and Luke Humphries are also among the main names involved.
Wright will face either Mario Vandenbogaerde or a Host Nation Qualifier, while Humphries could face Kenny Neyens in his opener starting tomorrow on the Rock.
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2022 Gibraltar Darts Trophy
Tournament Draw Bracket - Second Round Onwards
(1) Luke Humphries v Sean Negrette/Kenny Neyens
(16) Dave Chisnall v Jeff Smith/Wesley Plaisier
(8) Ryan Searle v Jim Williams/William O'Connor
(9) Peter Wright v Mario Vandenbogaerde/Craig Galliano
(4) Michael Smith v Ryan Meikle/Josh Rock
(13) Jonny Clayton v Stephen Bunting/Daryl Gurney
(5) Rob Cross v Marko Kantele/Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
(12) Danny Noppert v Dyson Parody/Ryan Joyce
(2) Michael van Gerwen v Steve Beaton/Justin Hewitt
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(15) Jose de Sousa v Rowby-John Rodriguez/Keane Barry
(7) Nathan Aspinall v Martin Schindler/Vincent van der Voort
(10) Dirk van Duijvenbode v Jason Lowe/Manuel Vilerio
(3) Gerwyn Price v Keegan Brown/Mensur Suljovic
(14) Dimitri Van den Bergh v Gabriel Clemens/Adam Hunt
(6) Damon Heta v Chris Dobey/Dylan Duo Jnr
(11) Joe Cullen v Ritchie Edhouse/John Henderson
Schedule of Play
Friday October 14
First Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Mario Vandenbogaerde v Craig Galliano
Jim Williams v William O'Connor
Jason Lowe v Manuel Vilerio
Sean Negrette v Kenny Neyens
Steve Beaton v Justin Hewitt
Ritchie Edhouse v John Henderson
Jeff Smith v Wesley Plaisier
Marko Kantele v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Keane Barry
Dyson Parody v Ryan Joyce
Stephen Bunting v Daryl Gurney
Chris Dobey v Dylan Duo Jnr
Ryan Meikle v Josh Rock
Martin Schindler v Vincent van der Voort
Keegan Brown v Mensur Suljovic
Gabriel Clemens v Adam Hunt
Saturday October 15
Second Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Rob Cross v Marko Kantele/Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Ryan Searle v Jim Williams/William O'Connor
Dave Chisnall v Jeff Smith/Wesley Plaisier
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Jason Lowe/Manuel Vilerio
Danny Noppert v Dyson Parody/Ryan Joyce
Jose de Sousa v Rowby-John Rodriguez/Keane Barry
Damon Heta v Chris Dobey/Dylan Duo Jnr
Nathan Aspinall v Martin Schindler/Vincent van der Voort
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Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Michael Smith v Ryan Meikle/Josh Rock
Luke Humphries v Sean Negrette/Kenny Neyens
Peter Wright v Mario Vandenbogaerde/Craig Galliano
Jonny Clayton v Stephen Bunting/Daryl Gurney
Michael van Gerwen v Steve Beaton/Justin Hewitt
Gerwyn Price v Keegan Brown/Mensur Suljovic
Dimitri Van den Bergh v Gabriel Clemens/Adam Hunt
Joe Cullen v Ritchie Edhouse/John Henderson
Sunday October 16
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Third Round
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Semi-Finals
Final

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