
The draw has confirmed ahead of PDC Challenge Tour Event 18 which will take on Saturday morning at the Morningside Arena in Leicester.
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Yesterday Robert Owen sealed a title alongside Wesley Plaisier which put the former into second and the Dutchman into 12th to bring himself into contention.
Players can earn reserve spots for the Pro Tour 2022 and Tour Cards for 2023 and 2024 on the Challenge Tour. The highest ranked players on the PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit are eligible for the reserve spots at the Players Championships.
The top two on the Challenge Tour ranking at the end of the season are offered a PDC Tour Card for the following two seasons. In addition, they are also allowed to participate in the PDC World Darts Championship.
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Challenge Tour Event 18
Last 256
Graham Usher - | - Paul Hogan
Graham Hall - | - Ian Mackenzie
Prakash Jiwa - | - Cam Crabtree
Robert Adnams - | - Stu Wilson
James Beeton - | - Sean Fisher
John Bowles - | - Wesley Plaisier
James Green - | - Scott Williams
Alexander Morrison - | - Michel Gadenz
David Rosi - | - Gary Blades
Ben West - | - Wayne Jones
Arjan Konterman - | - Petros Christodoulou
Brandon Western - | - Alexander Rohrmueller
Alex Chubb - | - Chas Barstow
Callum Francis - | - Jack Walker
Lee Davies - | - Alex Long
Stefan Bellmont - | - Nathan Potter
Michal Smejda - | - Roger Hertig
Neil MacDougall - | - Rachel Brooks
Robert Nelson - | - Dan Read
Rene Eidams - | - Derek Grazier
Steven Beasley - | - Paul Rowley
Owen Maiden - | - Martijn Dragt
John Cook - | - Lewis Dare
Nathan Treadgold - | - Nathan Care
Lukas Wenig - | - Alan Tabern
Ben Quenby - | - Lee Cocks
Diogo Portela - | - Adrian Gray
Michael Huntley - | - David Pallett
Ciaran Teehan - | - Kevin Garcia
Stewart Rattray - | - Daniel Ayres
Sion Thomas - | - Joshua Sinkovits
Jacques Labre - | - Roemer Mooijman
James Bishop (Reading) - | - Peter Jacques
Danny Lauby - | - Jamie Caven
Sven van Dun - | - Shaun Moughtin
Thibault Tricole - | - Ian Plumb
Davy Proosten - | - Darren Armstrong
Lewis Pride - | - Josh Payne
Gian van Veen - | - Stephen Burton
Carl Beattie - | - Michael Rasztovits
Jimmy van Schie - | - Cory Evans
Scott Taylor - | - Owen Roelofs
Jason Wilson - | - Daniel Klose
Justin Smith - | - Christopher Wickenden
Last 128
Darryl Pilgrim - | - Scott Campbell
Keenan Thomas - | -
Aaron Ayres - | - Adam Jenkinson
Joshua Burksfield - | -
Fabian Schmutzler - | - Charlie Symons
Lee Budgen - | -
Robin Smees - | - Michael Flynn
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Lee Evans - | - Jeroen Mioch
Martin Thomas - | -
Luke Tucker - | - Patrick van den Boogaard
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Lars Moinat - | - Jelle Klaasen
Mark McGeeney - | -
Tony Richardson - | - Thomas Lovely
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Patrick Peters - | - Steve Haggerty
Michael Baker - | -
Nico Wagner - | - Liam Fowkes
Kevin Costantini - | -
Shane Hayward - | - Alexander Elia
Pete Burgoyne - | -
Carl Dockerill - | - Jan de Weerdt
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Karel Sedlacek - | - Derek Maclean
Kenny Neyens - | -
Alex Clyburn - | - Jaikob Selby-Rivas
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Jan Hlavácek - | - Nathan Girvan
Christian Kist - | -
Kai Fan Leung - | - Jack Vincent
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Mark Venables - | - Michael Barnard
Erik Meulenmeesters - | -
Tonny Veenhof - | - Stuart White
Andrew Beeton - | -
Carlo van Peer - | - Andy Jenkins
Llew Bevan - | -
Lee Andrews - | - Geoffrey Murray
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Raymond Marshall - | - Ludovic Lemaire
Kevin Lane - | -
Gavin Carlin - | - Ross MacDougall
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Jurjen van der Velde - | - Alan Norris
Andrew Hyland - | -
Reece Colley - | - Robert Whybrew
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Jimmy McKirdy - | - Colin Osborne
Sergio Krassen - | -
Jim Moston - | - Dave Bayton
Tom Lonsdale - | -
Adam Atkinson - | - Will Harwood
Chris Hogg - | -
Wayne France - | - Josh McCarthy
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Danny van Trijp - | - Dennie Olde Kalter
Robert Owen - | -
Robert Rickwood - | - Francois Schweyen
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Matthew Dennant - | - Robert Thornton
Jake Carter - | -
Phillip Bisset - | - Kevin Van Wauwe
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