
The draw has been released for the final Challenge Tour event of the year with the fight for Tour Cards and a World Championship spot continuing.
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Currently David Evans seems likely to take at least a Tour Card with 'Stretch' currently away with £4,400 ahead of Matthew Dennant who is on £3,200. If he finishes top, he will also claim a World Championship spot.
At the moment, Dennant currently has the second only £100 ahead of Scott Mitchell so it will be an interesting battle for the other Tour Card.
Keane Barry is also still in the fight but he has already claimed a Tour Card and World Championship spot via the Development Tour so the next player would benefit.
The top two players on the final 2020 PDC Challenge Tour Orders of Merit who have not otherwise won Tour Cards for 2021 and 2022 will receive two-year Tour Cards.
The highest ranked player on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit receives an invitation to the 2020/21 World Championship.
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Thibault Tricole - | - Stephen Gallimore
Tony Procter - | - Jimmy McKirdy
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Steven Beasley - | - Thomas Lovely
Diogo Portela - | - Roemer Mooijman
Keith Carter - | - Jamie Robinson
Jake Jones - | - Jake Carter
Ben Bevan - | - Scott Williams
James Thompson - | - Kevin Lane
Stu Wilson - | - Jason Askew
Lewis Pride - | - Owen Roelofs
Chris Hogg - | - Matthew Dennant
Stephen Burton - | - Tommy Lishman
Lewis Williams - | - Kevin Burness
James Woodhouse - | - Dave Parletti
Wilco Vermeulen - | - David Ladley
Sean Ewing - | - Lee Williams
Paul Holloway - | - Martin O'Boyle
Ryan Hogarth - | - Gavin Smith
Greg Ritchie - | - Peter Hudson
Eddie Lovely - | - Niels-Joergen Hansen
Ryan Palmer - | - Jamie Caven
Richard Veenstra - | - Justin Smith
Derek Coulson - | - Ritchie Edhouse
Shaun Carroll - | - Keane Barry
Thomas Gregory - | - David Neads
Kieran Evans - | - Callum Francis
Brian Raman - | - Robbie Green
Ryan Craddock - | - Michael Poole
Scott Hope - | - Aden Kirk
Andrew Davidson - | - Alex Long
Ryan Harrington - | - Mark Barilli
Mark Frost - | - Brett Claydon
Gary Stafford - | - Nick Jennings
Andrew Gilding - | - Patrick Peters
Scott Walters - | - Adam Bowman
Jack Vincent - | - Derek Lumley
Kevin Doets - | - Rhys Hayden
Shaun Rutter - | - Jeffrey De Graaf
Aiden Cope - | - Nathan Treadgold
Darryl Pilgrim - | - Chris Landman
Jamie Atkins - | - Ben Hazel
Mehdi Poggi - | - Darren Beveridge
Adrian Devine - | - Scott Mitchell
Martin Edwards - | - Arron Monk
Corrine Hammond - | - Justin Hood
David Nicholson - | - Arjan Konterman
Scott Marsh - | - Shaun Matthews
Robert Owen - | - Luke Yates
James Hubbard - | - Jarred Cole
Peter Mitchell - | - Nick Fullwell
Chris Craven - | - Colin Osborne
Christopher Bent - | - Max Baulcomb
Robert Rickwood - | - Maikel Verberk
Ian Plumb - | - Robert Collins
Frankie Ansell - | - Graham Usher
Wes Newton - | - Matthew Finch
Mark Stocker - | - James Richardson
Darren Armstrong - | - Martin Thomas
Stephen Jones - | - Ross Twell
Shane Price - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Steven Harbert - | - Kevin Painter
Nathan Rafferty - | - Rachel Brooks
Danny Penney - | - Adam Jenkinson
Alexander Elia - | - Chas Barstow
Simon Key - | - Lee Smith
Robbie Ellis - | - David Edwards
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Jim Williams - | - Alexander Morrison
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Ricky Clarke - | - Rhys Griffin
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Steve Hine - | - Cameron Menzies
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Carl Hamilton - | - James Clifton
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Jamie Clark - | - Deta Hedman
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James Hurrell - | - Ben Cheeseman
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Dave Prins - | - Adam Mould
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David Evans - | -
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John O'Shea - | - Erik Meulenmeesters
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Mark Lawrence - | - Ray Marshall
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Andy Jenkins - | - Matthew Barnfather
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Tony Newell - | - Gian van Veen
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Perry Davenport - | - Cody Harris
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Nathan Boon - | - Chris Quantock
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Joshua Richardson - | - Coni Singh Nagi
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Kevin McDine - | -
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Jack Main - | - Jaikob Selby-Rivas
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Adam Huckvale - | - Kevin Garcia
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Mark Graham - | - Kirsty Hutchinson
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James Young - | - Jason Fathers
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Lee Whitworth - | - Jitse Van der Wal
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Daniel Ayres - | - Brian Hallas
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Fallon Sherrock - | - Dale Everett
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Richie Burnett - | -
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Ian Jopling - | - Anoop Ramdajal
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Jacob Gwynne - | - James Duncan
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John Davey - | - Michael Rasztovits
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Daniel Day - | - Patrick van den Boogaard
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Scott Taylor - | - Ashley Holgate
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