Draw released for PDC Super Series 3 Day Two: Aspinall to face Dobey, Van Barneveld set for Double Dutch tie with Kleermaker
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The draw has been released for the second day of action at PDC Super Series 3 which takes place today in Niedernhausen, Germany.
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Jose de Sousa claimed victory on Saturday defeating Luke Humphries in the final with a 114 average. He is top seed today and faces German Super League finalist, Florian Hempel.
Some other top ties include Premier League leader, Nathan Aspinall who takes on Chris Dobey in another tough draw for 'Hollywood'. While Ian White faces off with Kim Huybrechts as 'Diamond' aims to mount a charge with important ranking money coming off in the next few months.
Michael van Gerwen will look for improvement today and he starts off against Lorenzo Pronk after losing to Josh Payne on the opening day with just an 84 average.
While Raymond van Barneveld faces a tough first assignment in a double dutch affair with Martijn Kleermaker.
Action begins at 1pm BST (12pm CEST) with our Live Blog taking you through all the action.
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Draw Day Two PDC Super Series 3 (Players Championship 10)
Last 128
José de Sousa - | - Florian Hempel
Luc Peters - | - Niels Zonneveld
Max Hopp - | - Peter Hudson
Gary Blades - | - Jon Worsley
Vincent van der Voort - | - Mike De Decker
Andy Boulton - | - Jack Main
Jermaine Wattimena - | - Andrew Gilding
Lukas Wenig - | - Harald Leitinger
Damon Heta - | - Rowby-John Rodriguez
Nick Kenny - | - Scott Williams
Darius Labanauskas - | - Michael Rasztovits
Scott Mitchell - | - Christian Kist
Danny Noppert - | - Chas Barstow
Robert Marijanovic - | - Mike Warburton
Ross Smith - | - Steve Brown
Lewis Williams - | - Boris Krcmar
Devon Petersen - | - Benito van de Pas
Matthew Edgar - | - Ryan Meikle
Jason Lowe - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Jeff Smith - | - Kevin McDine
Dave Chisnall - | - Gino Vos
Patrick van den Boogaard - | - Kevin Doets
Ryan Joyce - | - Jelle Klaasen
Bradley Brooks - | - Berry van Peer
Krzysztof Ratajski - | - Alan Soutar
Kai Fan Leung - | - John Michael
Steve Lennon - | - Justin Pipe
Steve Beaton - | - John Brown
Daryl Gurney - | - Ryan De Vreede
Martin Lukeman - | - Adam Hunt
Luke Humphries - | - Davy Proosten
Ted Evetts - | - Maik Kuivenhoven
Michael van Gerwen - | - Lorenzo Pronk
William Borland - | - Simon Whitlock
Ricky Evans - | - Boris Koltsov
Vincent Van der Meer - | - Steffen Siepmann
Rob Cross - | - Gordon Mathers
Michael Unterbuchner - | - Aaron Beeney
Mervyn King - | - Alan Tabern
Zoran Lerchbacher - | - Ciaran Teehan
Nathan Aspinall - | - Chris Dobey
Derk Telnekes - | - Michal Smejda
Stephen Bunting - | - Sebastian Bialecki
Rene Eidams - | - Ron Meulenkamp
Brendan Dolan - | - Martin Thomas
Eddie Lovely - | - David Evans
Jamie Hughes - | - Jason Askew
Martijn Kleermaker - | - Raymond van Barneveld
Michael Smith - | - Geert Nentjes
Karel Sedlacek - | - Luke Woodhouse
William O'Connor - | - Wayne Jones
John Henderson - | - Danny Baggish
Gabriel Clemens - | - Joe Murnan
Andy Hamilton - | - Robert Thornton
Dirk van Duijvenbode - | - Geert De Vos
Adam Gawlas - | - Dimitri Van den Bergh
Mensur Suljovic - | - Mickey Mansell
José Justicia - | - Keane Barry
Ryan Searle - | - Lisa Ashton
Ryan Murray - | - Ritchie Edhouse
Ian White - | - Kim Huybrechts
Peter Jacques - | - Martin Schindler
Madars Razma - | - Krzysztof Kciuk
Pero Ljubic - | - Josh Payne

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