The penultimate day of action at 2021 PDC European Q-School is coming up on Tuesday with a further outright Tour Card up for grabs for the victor.
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Raymond van Barneveld is still in action as he closes in on at least a Tour Card through the Order of Merit system. He begins his day against Stefan Bellmont.
A few of the top ties involving the main names see Zoran Lerchbacher who currently tops the Order of Merit face Michael Unterbuchner who on the other end currently sits in the final spot.
Nico Kurz has to get his Q-School charge off the ground and takes on Ricardo Pietreczko.
In other ties, Willem Mandigers takes on Jerry Hendriks, Richard Veenstra faces Robert Marijanovic and Thibault Tricole is set to face Rene Eidams, all players needing big days like Kurz to keep their Order of Merit hopes in particular alive.
While six players are straight through to the Last 64 today including Matt Campbell and Davy Proosten. Action starts at 11am GMT and you can follow it all on our Live Blog below.
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Last 128
Board 1
Matt Campbell (BYE)
Lorenzo Pronk - | - Danny van Trijp
Thomas Junghans - | - Niels Zonneveld
Stefan Bellmont - | - Raymond van Barneveld
Board 2
Jeremy van der Winkel - | - Florian Hempel
Lukas Wenig - | - Jaimy van de Weerd
Eimardo Van Engelen - | - Sven Hilling
Brian Raman - | - Jimmy Hendriks
Board 3
Davy Proosten (BYE)
Ryan De Vreede - | - Chris Landman
Mikel van Maastrigt - | - Gian van Veen
Michael Rasztovits - | - Toni Alcinas
Board 4
Damian Mol - | - Arjan Konterman
Sebastian Steyer - | - Kay Smeets
Christian Jentschke - | - Martin Schindler
Veijo Viinikka - | - Steven Noster
Board 5
Stefan Taferner (BYE)
Erik Meulenmeesters - | - Johan Engstrom
Martijn Dragt - | - Claus Bendix Nielsen
Dominique Goldberg - | - John Michael
Board 6
Eric Boyer - | - Sven Fiedler
Wesley Plaisier - | - Jeffrey Van Egdom
Arsen Ballaj - | - Nico Schlund
Ivan Springborg Poulsen - | - Toon Greebe
Board 7
Daniel Meyer - | - Andrew Beeton
Adam Gawlas - | - Gillian Koehoorn
José Justicia - | - Davyd Venken
Levy Frauenfelder - | - Mario Vandenbogaerde
Board 8
Michael Seemann - | - Marcel Gerdon
Gino Vos - | - Pero Ljubic
Thibault Tricole - | - Rene Eidams
Franz Roetzsch - | - Marco Obst
Board 9
Sebastian Bialecki (BYE)
Marko Kantele - | - Michael Hausler
Andreas Toft Jorgensen - | - Christian Kist
Owen Roelofs - | - Mindaugas Barauskas
Board 10
Patrick van den Boogaard - | - Sebastian Pohl
Luc Peters - | - Steve Wollener
Jan Dekker - | - Michael Stoeten
Leonard Gates - | - Jandirk de Groot
Board 11
Maikel Venema (BYE)
Roland Hol - | - Jens Ziegler
Patrick Bulen - | - Christian Bunse
Robbie Knops - | - Kevin Blomme
Board 12
Moreno Blom - | - Daniele Petri
Niko Springer - | - Jiri Brejcha
Stefan Nilles - | - Kai Gotthardt
Patrick Tringler - | - Benito van de Pas
Board 13
Jitse van der Wal (BYE)
Robert Marijanovic - | - Richard Veenstra
Maikel Verberk - | - Boris Koltsov
Karsten Koch - | - Michael Plooy
Board 14
Vincent van der Meer - | - Kevin Costantini
Gary Mawson - | - Rients Visser
Rowby-John Rodriguez - | - Kenny Neyens
El Abbas El Amri - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Board 15
Remo Mandiau - | - Ronny Huybrechts
Jeffrey De Graaf - | - Patrik Kovacs
Gijsbert van Malsen - | - Kevin Doets
Nico Kurz - | - Ricardo Pietreczko
Board 16
Jerry Hendriks - | - Willem Mandigers
Zoran Lerchbacher - | - Michael Unterbuchner
Sergio Krassen - | - Jeroen Mioch
Philip Van Gasse - | - Michal Smejda
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