Draw released for Day Three at PDC Super Series 3: Van den Bergh to face Van der Voort, Gurney set for Thornton clash
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The action continues at the H+ Hotel in Niedernhausen, Germany this afternoon with the draw released for Day Three of PDC Super Series 3.
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So far this past weekend, Jose de Sousa and Michael Smith have claimed titles with both being among the standout name to make the trip over.
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Nathan Aspinall and Dimitri van den Bergh have also carried on their form from the Premier League and have both had deep runs over the opening two days.
While for Michael van Gerwen, the biggest name in the field, he has lost early in both days so far to Josh Payne and William Borland. Will we see a fired up Mighty Mike come back with a bang this afternoon as he starts against Gary Blades.
Of the top ties, the aforementioned 'Dreammaker' will take on Vincent van der Voort who like MVG hasn't had the best start to proceedings.
While Daryl Gurney will face the returning Robert Thornton and Rob Cross will aim for a run with a tie against Alan Soutar,
All action will be covered over on our Live Blog below with up to date results as they come through from Germany.
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Ciaran Teehan - | - Mike Warburton
Ricky Evans - | - Vincent Van der Meer
Boris Koltsov - | - Kevin McDine
Jermaine Wattimena - | - Martin Schindler
Wayne Jones - | - Andy Boulton
Ross Smith - | - Peter Jacques
Maik Kuivenhoven - | - Jack Main
Danny Noppert - | - Luke Woodhouse
Ryan Murray - | - Chris Dobey
Stephen Bunting - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Eddie Lovely - | - Gordon Mathers
Damon Heta - | - William Borland
Ryan Meikle - | - Danny Baggish
Jamie Hughes - | - Krzysztof Kciuk
Geert De Vos - | - Christian Kist
Devon Petersen - | - Ryan De Vreede
Bradley Brooks - | - Florian Hempel
William O'Connor - | - Scott Mitchell
Robert Marijanovic - | - Adam Gawlas
Daryl Gurney - | - Robert Thornton
Steve Beaton - | - Lisa Ashton
Madars Razma - | - Alan Tabern
Steffen Siepmann - | - Kevin Doets
Krzysztof Ratajski - | - Scott Williams
Raymond van Barneveld - | - Steve Brown
Ryan Searle - | - Michael Rasztovits
Simon Whitlock - | - Sebastian Bialecki
Dave Chisnall - | - Jeff Smith
Jon Worsley - | - Karel Sedlacek
Dirk van Duijvenbode - | - David Evans
Jelle Klaasen - | - Martin Thomas
Michael van Gerwen - | - Gary Blades
Gino Vos - | - Ted Evetts
Jason Lowe - | - Boris Krcmar
Berry van Peer - | - Michal Smejda
Rob Cross - | - Alan Soutar
Josh Payne - | - Joe Murnan
Vincent van der Voort - | - Dimitri Van den Bergh
Michael Unterbuchner - | - Kim Huybrechts
Mensur Suljovic - | - Aaron Beeney
Andrew Gilding - | - Patrick van den Boogaard
Darius Labanauskas - | - Ron Meulenkamp
Rowby-John Rodriguez - | - Lukas Wenig
Brendan Dolan - | - Zoran Lerchbacher
Jason Askew - | - Nick Kenny
Ryan Joyce - | - John Michael
Mike De Decker - | - Martin Lukeman
Michael Smith - | - Niels Zonneveld
Keane Barry - | - Rene Eidams
Max Hopp - | - Adam Hunt
Geert Nentjes - | - Lorenzo Pronk
Gabriel Clemens - | - Kai Fan Leung
Martijn Kleermaker - | - John Henderson
Mervyn King - | - John Brown
Luc Peters - | - Davy Proosten
Nathan Aspinall - | - Justin Pipe
Lewis Williams - | - Matthew Edgar
Steve Lennon - | - Andy Hamilton
José Justicia - | - Pero Ljubic
Ian White - | - Benito van de Pas
Harald Leitinger - | - Ritchie Edhouse
Luke Humphries - | - Mickey Mansell
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