Draw revealed for European Darts Open 2025: See the full schedule here
PDCThursday, 29 May 2025 at 13:30
This weekend, the 2025 European Tour keeps rolling on with the European Darts Open in Leverkusen. Find the full draw and schedule of play right here!
Jonny Clayton, last week's winner of the Dutch Darts Championship, opens in the second round against either Jermaine Wattimena or Joshua Hermann. Premier League Darts star Nathan Aspinall plays against Joe Cullen or Bradley Brooks, while defending champion Dave Chisnall faces Menzies or Huybrechts.
Follow the European Darts Open 2025 via our live scores!
Follow the European Darts Open 2025 via our live scores!
Elsewhere, Gary Anderson returns to Euro Tour action against either Wessel Nijman or Brendan Dolan, Peter Wright will do battle against Madars Razma or Darryl Pilgrim and Stephen Bunting awaits the winner of the clash between Luke Woodhouse and Dragutin Horvat.
The European Darts Open is scheduled from Friday, May 30 to Sunday, June 1 at the Ostermann-Arena in Leverkusen. It is one of the oldest Euro Tour tournaments, as the first edition was played back in 2012. Van Barneveld then crowned himself the winner by beating Chisnall in the final. In 2024 "Chizzy" still managed to win this tournament. He defeated Ross Smith (8-6) in the final.
Find the full draw and schedule down below!
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Schedule and Draw – European Darts Open 2025
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| Friday, May 30 – First Round Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.) Madars Razma v Darryl Pilgrim Ritchie Edhouse v Petr Krivka William O'Connor v Mickey Mansell Niels Zonneveld v Lukas Wenig Matt Campbell v Alan Soutar Jermaine Wattimena v Joshua Hermann Andrew Gilding v Kevin Knopf Wessel Nijman v Brendan Dolan Evening session (from 7 p.m.) Ricardo Pietreczko v Moritz Bohrmann Cameron Menzies v Kim Huybrechts Ryan Joyce v Ricky Evans Raymond van Barneveld v Andreas Harrysson Joe Cullen v Bradley Brooks Dirk van Duijvenbode v Niko Springer Luke Woodhouse v Dragutin Horvat Daryl Gurney v Richard Veenstra |
| Saturday, May 31 – Second Round Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.) Ross Smith v Campbell/Soutar Ryan Searle v Gilding/Knopf Damon Heta v O'Connor/Mansell Danny Noppert v Edhouse/Krivka Dave Chisnall v Menzies/Huybrechts Gary Anderson v Nijman/Dolan Mike De Decker v Joyce/Evans Gian van Veen v Gurney/Veenstra Evening session (from 7 p.m.) Chris Dobey v Van Duijvenbode/Springer James Wade v Zonneveld/Wenig Peter Wright v Razma/Pilgrim Jonny Clayton v Wattimena/Hermann Michael Smith v Van Barneveld/Harrysson Nathan Aspinall v Cullen/Brooks Martin Schindler v Pietreczko/Bohrmann Stephen Bunting v Woodhouse/Horvat |
| Sunday, June 1 Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.) – Third Round Evening session (from 7 p.m.) – Quarterfinals, Semifinals & Final |
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