Draw revealed for Players Championship 2 including Luke Littler vs Danny Noppert & Peter Wright vs Alan Soutar
PDCTuesday, 13 February 2024 at 12:54
After Luke Littler's impressive start to life on the Pro Tour yesterday, the action continues in Wigan this Tuesday afternoon with Players Championship 2.
With the draw now having been revealed, Littler can be seen to be facing off against Danny Noppert in the opening round, a tie both could view as a bad draw.
The man who beat Littler in the final of the World Darts Championship in January, Luke Humphries gets underway against Jurjen van der Velde. Also in action are the likes of Peter Wright, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall and Gary Anderson who face off with Alan Soutar, Danny Lauby, Danny van Trijp and Daniel Klose respectively.
A total of £125,000 in prize money is distributed at each Players Championship tournament. The winner of the event will receive a cheque for £15,000.
Draw Players Championship 2
Last 128
Dimitri van den Bergh v Jermaine Wattimena
Cameron Menzies v Lee Evans
Dave Chisnall v Oskar Lukasiak
Darren Beveridge v Patrick Geeraets
Peter Wright v Alan Soutar
James Hurrell v Ritchie Edhouse
Joe Cullen v Jules van Dongen
Michele Turetta v Owen Roelofs
James Wade v Ryan Meikle
Jeffrey de Graaf v Robert Owen
Michael Smith v Danny Lauby
Haupai Puha v Stephen Burton
Ryan Joyce v Thibault Tricole
Mario Vandenbogaerde v Christian Perez
Danny Noppert v Luke Littler
Jeffrey de Zwaan v Radek Szaganski
Raymond van Barneveld v Simon Whitlock
Geert Nentjes v William O'Connor
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Karel Sedlacek
Aden Kirk v Graham Hall
Gian van Veen v Adam Warner
Robert Grundy v Scott Williams
Ricardo Pietreczko v Owen Bates
Richie Burnett v Berry van Peer
Mike de Decker v Martijn Dragt
Stefan Bellmont v Andy Baetens
Josh Rock v Keane Barry
Mensur Suljovic v Jeffrey Sparidaans
Daryl Gurney v Darryl Pilgrim
Jim Williams v Wessel Nijman
Gary Anderson v Daniel Klose
Steve Beaton v Adam Gawlas
Chris Dobey v Matthew Dennant
Nathan Rafferty v William Borland
Luke Humphries v Jurjen van der Velde
Ricky Evans v Jacques Labre
Martin Schindler v Florian Hempel
Chris Landman v Steve Lennon
Stephen Bunting v Josh Payne
Lukas Wenig v Martin Lukeman
Gabriel Clemens v Callan Rydz
Benjamin Drue Reus v Danny Jansen
Jonny Clayton v Robbie Knops
Leighton Bennett v Boris Krcmar
Jose de Sousa v Richard Veenstra
George Killington v Jamie Hughes
Ross Smith v Kim Huybrechts
Pascal Rupprecht v Kevin Doets
Luke Woodhouse v Arron Monk
Vincent van der Voort v Joshua Richardson
Damon Heta v Mickey Mansell
Adam Smith-Neale v Graham Usher
Andrew Gilding v Maik Kuivenhoven
Matt Campbell v Adam Hunt
Ryan Searle v Callum Goffin
Keegan Brown v Brett Claydon
Brendan Dolan v Rhys Griffin
Ian White v Madars Razma
Rob Cross v Mervyn King
Jelle Klaasen v Niels Zonneveld
Nathan Aspinall v Danny van Trijp
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Nick Kenny
Krzysztof Ratajski v Jitse van der Wal
Dom Taylor v Paul Krohne
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