Draw revealed for fifth round of 2024 UK Open including Gary Anderson vs Chris Dobey and Peter Wright vs Andrew Gilding
PDCSaturday, 02 March 2024 at 00:07
After a number of high profile casualties on Friday night, the UK Open will continue on Saturday afternoon and the draw has now been revealed for Round 5.
Straight away, the ties that standout both include former Scottish World Champions. The inform Gary Anderson will have to deal with former Masters champion Chris Dobey if he wants to keep his hopes alive adding another major TV title to his collection.
Peter Wright meanwhile has the reigning UK Open champion, Andrew Gilding as his stumbling after 'Goldfinger' got his title defence off to a succesful start on Friday night with victory over Josh Payne on the main stage in Minehead.
Elsewhere there are tantalising ties such as Rob Cross vs Josh Rock and Damon Heta vs Nathan Aspinall whilst the conquerors of Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price, Mensur Suljovic and Martin Schindler respectively, have ties against Dave Chisnall and Luke Littler to look forward to.
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Draw Fifth Round UK Open
Ricky Evans v Mike de Decker
Peter Wright v Andrew Gilding
Luke Littler v Martin Schindler
Stephen Bunting v Kevin Doets
Michael Smith v Luke Woodhouse
Dave Chisnall v Mensur Suljovic
Vincent van der Voort v Dimitri van den Bergh
Gary Anderson v Chris Dobey
Graham Usher v Gian van Veen
Rob Cross v Josh Rock
Jonny Clayton v Ross Smith
Benjamin Drue Reus v Luke Humphries
Damon Heta v Nathan Aspinall
Martin Lukeman v Danny Noppert
Keane Barry v Ryan Meikle
Krzysztof Ratajski v Mervyn King
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