
The draw has been released ahead of Day Four at PDC Super Series 3 with one final chance to claim the £10,000 winners' cheque.
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So far, it has been Jose de Sousa, Michael Smith and Dirk van Duijvenbode who have claimed ranking titles. They are all in action once more on Tuesday.
De Sousa is top seed and will take on German ace, Florian Hempel. While Smith will face Michal Smejda and Van Duijvenbode will face compatriot Berry van Peer.
Nathan Aspinall and Dimitri van den Bergh are among the Premier League contingent involved and 'The Asp' takes on Robert Thornton while for Van den Bergh, it is John Brown.
Michael van Gerwen will once more take on Gary Blades to end a poor week which has seen him not yet get past the second round. The World Number Three will hope to correct that today and claim a first title of the year.
While his compatriot, Raymond van Barneveld has withdrawn from the remainder of the Super Series after feeling unwell on Day Three. This saw him not play his tie with Krzysztof Ratajski and Jeroen Mioch will take his place.
Action begins at an earlier time of 11am (BST)/ 12pm (CEST). Follow along on our Live Blog below.
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José de Sousa - | - Florian Hempel
José Justicia - | - Ron Meulenkamp
William O'Connor - | - Steffen Siepmann
Luke Woodhouse - | - Ciaran Teehan
Daryl Gurney - | - David Evans
Mike Warburton - | - Kai Fan Leung
Jermaine Wattimena - | - Gordon Mathers
Bradley Brooks - | - Josh Payne
Damon Heta - | - Andy Hamilton
Niels Zonneveld - | - Lisa Ashton
Martijn Kleermaker - | - Patrick van den Boogaard
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez - | - Geert Nentjes
Danny Noppert - | - Max Hopp
Davy Proosten - | - Lorenzo Pronk
Luke Humphries - | - Chris Dobey
Joe Murnan - | - Kevin McDine
Devon Petersen - | - Krzysztof Kciuk
Christian Kist - | - Pero Ljubic
Darius Labanauskas - | - Benito van de Pas
Zoran Lerchbacher - | - Peter Hudson
Rob Cross - | - Maik Kuivenhoven
Michael Unterbuchner - | - Scott Mitchell
Mervyn King - | - Sebastian Bialecki
Jon Worsley - | - Aaron Beeney
Krzysztof Ratajski - | - Keane Barry
Andrew Gilding - | - Mickey Mansell
Ryan Searle - | - Kim Huybrechts
Steve Brown - | - Martin Thomas
Ian White - | - Jason Askew
Dimitri Van den Bergh - | - John Brown
Madars Razma - | - William Borland
Gino Vos - | - Alan Soutar
Michael Smith - | - Michal Smejda
Adam Gawlas - | - Jeff Smith
Andy Boulton - | - Lewis Williams
Derk Telnekes - | - Steve Beaton
Gabriel Clemens - | - Kevin Doets
Karel Sedlacek - | - Rowby-John Rodriguez
Ross Smith - | - Alan Tabern
Luc Peters - | - Ryan Murray
Nathan Aspinall - | - Robert Thornton
Harald Leitinger - | - Wayne Jones
Stephen Bunting - | - Ritchie Edhouse
Justin Pipe - | - Martin Schindler
Brendan Dolan - | - Rene Eidams
Ted Evetts - | - Ryan Meikle
Ryan Joyce - | - Jeroen Mioch
Boris Krcmar - | - Ricky Evans
Michael van Gerwen - | - Gary Blades
Lukas Wenig - | - Matthew Edgar
Jason Lowe - | - Geert De Vos
John Michael - | - Martin Lukeman
Dave Chisnall - | - Jack Main
Eddie Lovely - | - Vincent Van der Meer
Vincent van der Voort - | - John Henderson
Michael Rasztovits - | - Simon Whitlock
Mensur Suljovic - | - Scott Williams
Mike De Decker - | - Adam Hunt
Steve Lennon - | - Chas Barstow
Ryan De Vreede - | - Robert Marijanovic
Dirk van Duijvenbode - | - Berry van Peer
Nick Kenny - | - Danny Baggish
Jamie Hughes - | - Jelle Klaasen
Peter Jacques - | - Boris Koltsov

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