
The latest double header of Players Championship action is set over the next two days in Wigan with the draw for Event 14 released which will begin at 12pm BST.
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It is a depleted field for the next two days with the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Peter Wright and Gerwyn Price deciding not to play in the latest round of action. This likely due to the Premier League on Thursday and the subsequent European Tour this weekend.
As a result, Luke Humphries is top seed and is joined in the field by Jose de Sousa, Rob Cross, Joe Cullen and Michael Smith with Gary Anderson and James Wade who were seemingly entered also withdrawing.
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Luke Humphries v Max Hopp
Mario Vandenbogaerde v Danny van Trijp
Simon Whitlock v Scott Waites
Richie Burnett v Luke Woodhouse
Chris Dobey v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Niels Zonneveld v James Wilson
Daryl Gurney v Jason Heaver
Jeff Smith v Nathan Rafferty
Michael Smith v Tony Martinez
Ricardo Pietreczko v Brett Claydon
Ricky Evans v Danny Jansen
Boris Koltsov v Mike de Decker
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Radek Szaganski
Matthew Edgar v Eddie Lovely
Martin Lukeman v Florian Hempel
Darren Webster v Ron Meulenkamp
Rob Cross v Matt Campbell
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez v Ritchie Edhouse
Mensur Suljovic v Adam Gawlas
Josh Rock v Alan Soutar
Brendan Dolan v Glen Durrant
Lee Evans v Robert Owen
Kim Huybrechts v Jules van Dongen
Jose Justicia v Darius Labanauskas
Damon Heta v Keegan Brown
Kevin Doets v Boris Krcmar
Mervyn King v Jim Williams
Jamie Clark v Jimmy Hendriks
Martin Schindler v Steve Beaton
Andrew Gilding v Mickey Mansell
Adrian Lewis v Devon Petersen
Kevin Burness v Krzysztof Kciuk
José de Sousa v Stu Wilson
Berry van Peer v Stephen Burton
Raymond van Barneveld v Ryan Meikle
Ian White v Lewy Williams
Dave Chisnall v David Evans
Joe Murnan v Brian Raman
Gabriel Clemens v Ross Montgomery
Jon Worsley v Andy Jenkins
Dimitri van den Bergh v Jamie Hughes
Shaun Wilkinson v William Borland
Vincent van der Voort v Bradley Brooks
Pete Burgoyne v Karel Sedlacek
Krzysztof Ratajski v Jamie Hughes
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Cameron Menzies
Madars Razma v Steve West
Jack Main v Steve Haggerty
Joe Cullen v Vladimir Andersen
Adam Hunt v George Killington
Ryan Joyce v Jake Jones
John Henderson v Jason Lowe
Danny Noppert v Scott Williams
Peter Hudson v Connor Scutt
Callan Rydz v William O'Connor
Maik Kuivenhoven v Luc Peters
Nathan Aspinall v Martijn Kleermaker
John O'Shea v Nick Fullwell
Keane Barry v Geert Nentjes
Damian Mol v Steve Lennon
Stephen Bunting v John Michael
Scott Mitchell v Andy Boulton
Ross Smith v Geert de Vos
Gordon Mathers v Jermaine Wattimena

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