Draw released for Day Three at PDC Super Series: Van Gerwen to face Labanauskas, Wright set for Lowe clash
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The draw has been released ahead of Day Three at the PDC Super Series with a third Players Championship title of the year up for grabs.
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Callan Rydz and Joe Cullen have been the victors so far this week with the latter straight through to the Last 64.
This is due to Gerwyn Price withdrawing due to illness and Cullen being the next player on the ProTour Order of Merit so he sits at the top of today's draw.
Among the big names trying to claim their first titles of the week include Michael van Gerwen who is set to face Darius Labanauskas, Gary Anderson will take on Ted Evetts while Peter Wright will look to arrest a bad run against Jason Lowe.
Other top ties include Jeffrey de Zwaan facing Keane Barry and Lewy Williams against Luke Humphries.
Play begins in just over an hour at 14:00 GMT with the live blog taking you through today's action below.
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