Draw released for 2021 Hungarian Darts Trophy: Van Gerwen to face Van der Voort or Gurney, Price faces Veenstra or Brown
PDCThursday, 02 September 2021 at 18:30
The draw and schedule has been released ahead of the 2021 Hungarian Darts Trophy which takes place in Budapest between September 3-5 and sees the return of European Tour action for the first time in a year.
Friday's first round is set to be headlined by two former European Tour winners in Vincent van der Voort and Daryl Gurney with the winner facing Michael van Gerwen.
Gerwyn Price will face the well-known Dutchman, Richard Veenstra who is making his European Tour debut or Keegan Brown. While Nathan Aspinall awaits the winner of Nathan Aspinall against Bradley Brooks.
Peter Wright faces either Florian Hempel or Wayne Jones. There has been some news though with Danny Noppert withdrawing after his father passed away meaning Rob Cross becomes a seed and William O'Connor gets a bye into the second round.
2021 Hungarian Darts Trophy - Draw Bracket
(1) Joe Cullen v Geert Nentjes/Geert De Vos
(16) Rob Cross v Peter Strbik/Ross Smith
(8) James Wade v William O'Connor
(9) Devon Petersen v Luke Humphries/Madars Razma
(4) Michael van Gerwen v Vincent van der Voort/Daryl Gurney
(13) Brendan Dolan v Alan Soutar/Jozsef Rucska
(5) Gerwyn Price v Richard Veenstra/Keegan Brown
(12) Damon Heta v Simon Whitlock/Darren Webster
(2) Jose de Sousa v János Végső/Joe Murnan
(15) Nathan Aspinall v Adrian Lewis/Bradley Brooks
(7) Jonny Clayton v Boris Krcmar/Adam Gawlas
(10) Krzysztof Ratajski v Gabor Jagica/Lewis Williams
(3) Peter Wright v Florian Hempel/Jake Jones
(14) Mensur Suljovic v Johan Engström/William Borland
(6) Michael Smith v Steve Beaton/John Michael
(11) Dirk van Duijvenbode v Thomas Lovely/Keane Barry
Schedule of Play
Friday September 3
First Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Johan Engström v William Borland
Geert Nentjes v Geert De Vos
Richard Veenstra v Keegan Brown
János Végső v Joe Murnan
Thomas Lovely v Keane Barry
Boris Krcmar v Adam Gawlas
Gabor Jagica v Lewis Williams
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Florian Hempel v Jake Jones
Peter Strbik v Ross Smith
Alan Soutar v Jozsef Rucska
Luke Humphries v Madars Razma
Adrian Lewis v Bradley Brooks
Steve Beaton v John Michael
Simon Whitlock v Darren Webster
Vincent van der Voort v Daryl Gurney
Saturday September 4
Second Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Rob Cross v Strbik/R Smith
Krzysztof Ratajski v Jagica/Williams
Brendan Dolan v Soutar/Rucska
James Wade v William O'Connor
Mensur Suljovic v Engström/Borland
Devon Petersen v Humphries/Razma
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Lovely/Barry
Nathan Aspinall v Lewis/Brooks
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Jonny Clayton v Krcmar/Gawlas
Joe Cullen v Nentjes/De Vos
Damon Heta v Whitlock/Webster
Jose de Sousa v Végső/Murnan
Michael van Gerwen v Van der Voort/Gurney
Gerwyn Price v Veenstra/Brown
Peter Wright v Hempel/Jones
Michael Smith v Beaton/Michael
Sunday September 5
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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