DRAW Nordic Darts Masters 2025 | Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price and co find out their opponents
PDCMonday, 02 June 2025 at 18:15
The draw has been confirmed for the 2025 Nordic Darts Masters, taking place in Copenhagen on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 June. The Danish capital will host the fifth edition of the World Series of Darts event, with eight PDC stars set to take on eight Nordic and Baltic representatives in Friday’s first round.
Gerwyn Price will kick off his campaign against debutant Cor Dekker, a Dutch-born player now representing Norway. Dekker is one of several local talents given the opportunity to test themselves against elite opposition.
Chris Dobey, drafted in to replace the absent Michael van Gerwen, faces Jeffrey de Graaf, who now plays under the Swedish flag. De Graaf featured in last year’s event but was beaten in the first round by Rob Cross.
Reigning World Champion Luke Littler takes on Swedish youngster Viktor Tingstrom, while Premier League winner Luke Humphries begins his title chase against Latvia’s Madars Razma.
Rob Cross has been drawn against Andreas Harrysson. The Swede comes into the weekend with momentum after beating both Raymond van Barneveld and Michael Smith at last week’s European Darts Open.
Top seed Stephen Bunting, who lifted the Bahrain Darts Masters trophy earlier this season, plays Oskar Lukasiak in the opening round. Bunting also reached the final of the Dutch Darts Masters earlier this year and will be eyeing another deep run.
Jonny Clayton faces Lithuania’s Darius Labanauskas, while Nathan Aspinall meets Danish hopeful Benjamin Reus for a spot in Saturday’s quarter-finals.
All first-round matches will be played on the evening of Friday 6 June, with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to follow on Saturday 7 June.
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Draw Nordic Darts Masters 2025
(1) Stephen Bunting v Oskar Lukasiak
Jonny Clayton v Darius Labanauskas
(4) Luke Littler v Viktor Tingstrom
Nathan Aspinall v Benjamin Reus
(2) Rob Cross v Andreas Harrysson
Chris Dobey v Jeffrey de Graaf
(3) Gerwyn Price v Cor Dekker
Luke Humphries v Madars Razma
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