DRAW PDC European Q-School Final Stage Day Two | Krcmar, Harrysson, De Zwaan, Van Schie get another shot at Tour Card glory
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The draw has been confirmed for Day Two of the Final Stage at European Q-School which will continue today at Wunderland in Kalkar with another two outright Tour Cards on offer in the PDC darting dream factory.
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The Tour Cards will go to the finalists of today as well as the next four days overall with less going towards the Order of Merit meaning that one good run could feasibly seal a Tour Card for some of the top names.
But it can also go the other way as Jeffrey de Zwaan and Jeffrey Sparidaans found out on the opening day. Both remain in a good position but in addition they lost in the final round so have to return today. Arno Merk who was the leading light from Germany sealed a first Tour Card while Filip Bereza became a story as the unheralded Pole averaged just over 80 all day and survived 10 match darts in the final match to seal one.
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De Zwaan and Sparidaans return today alongside Jimmy van Schie - one of the favourites to finally make a step up to the PDC Tour. Others involved include Boris Krcmar, Andreas Harrysson, Jose de Sousa, Jelle Klaasen, Brian Raman, David Cameron, Danny Lauby representing most of the world in one Q-School in Kalkar.
Play begins at 1pm local time in Europe and will also take place at the parallel Q-School in Milton Keynes. This means both start at 1pm local time with it going all the way to the final today.
In terms of split, European Q-School gets 16 Tour Cards split between the daily winners of which there will be eight and then another eight through the Order of Merit.
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PDC European Q-School Draw - Final Stage Day Two
Zvonimir Lesic vs. Richard Balogh
Radek Szaganski vs. Matt Campbell
Marvin Kraft vs. Stef Kosters
Sebastian Steinmetz vs. Alexander Michalczyk
Ricardo Ulrich vs. Jose Justicia
Michele Turetta vs. Lennert Faes
Danny van Trijp vs. Levy Frauenfelder
Damian Mol vs. Michael Unterbuchner
Moritz Hilger vs. Danijel Ozbolt
Jason Riedtke vs. Jeroen Caron
Nicolas Thuillier vs. Alexander Merkx
Gilbert van der Meijden vs. Robbie Knops
Jimmy van Schie vs. Finn Behrens
Jeffrey Keen vs. Jannis Barkhausen
Adam Sevada vs. Brian Raman
Patrick Geeraets vs. Marc Vleghert
Jimmy Hendriks vs. Massimo Dante
Jesus Salate vs. Jitse van der Wal
Adam Gawlas vs. Bruno Stoeckli
Kendji Steinbach vs. Teemu Harju
Benjamin Pratnemer vs. Dustin Straver
Danny Blom vs. Shane de Jong
Patrick Maat vs. Peter Kelemen
Andreas Harrysson vs. Jelle Klaasen
Kilian Hohnstedt vs. Pal Szekely
Miroslaw Grudziecki vs. Dominik Cavajda
Bradly Roes vs. Mason Whitlock
Jeffrey Sparidaans vs. Tomoya Goto
Maikel Verberk vs. Roger Janssen
David Pisek vs. Jarod Becker
Marcel Otter vs. Marc Spalt
Andy Baetens vs. Nunjo Dewaele
Mika Donnevert vs. Damian Vetjens
Chris Landman vs. Martin Homola
Cristo Reyes vs. Pascal Rupprecht
Michael van de Ven vs. Michael De Meyer
Nandor Major vs. Jonny Pedersen
Jeffrey de Zwaan vs. Lorenzo te Hennepe
Sietse Lap vs. Joachim Duerbeck
David Cameron vs. Michael Hurtz
Fabian Bihl vs. Sebastian Steyer
Stefan Dees vs. Dennis van Bergen
Jiri Brejcha vs. Lukasz Karcz
Luca Wolff vs. Robin Pietsch
Davy Robijns vs. Jurjen van der Velde
Simon Teysen vs. Daniel Klose
Steve Scheers vs. Bradley van der Velden
Jesus Noguera vs. Maciej Luczak
Dominik Moravcik vs. Jose de Sousa
Danny Jansen vs. Mylo Michiels
Patrick Bulen vs. Liam Maendl-Lawrance
Davy Proosten vs. Pavel Jirkal
Benjamin Reus vs. Bjorn Quoiffy
Matthias Ehlers vs. Mitja Gustorf
Florian Preis vs. Tomislav Rosandic
Boris Krcmar vs. Cedric Jeske
Rainer Sturm vs. Michael Marijs
Ben Robb vs. Michael Plooy
Romeo Grbavac vs. Ruben Lopez
Jan Boelen vs. Frank Bruns
Ron Meulenkamp vs. Luitsen Elzinga
Jamai van den Herik vs. Wesley van Trijp
Yorick Hofkens vs. Marcel Walpen
Martijn Dragt vs. Danny Lauby

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