⭐🇯🇵🇵🇭 Tomoya Goto, Paolo Nebrida and Reynaldo Rivera have qualified for the 2024 PDC World Championship. Nebrida will make his 2nd appearance at Ally Pally, while Goto and Rivera will make their debut.
Goto wins last event on PDC Asian Tour; playoff match needed to determine World Championship contender
PDCSunday, 10 September 2023 at 13:00
After an exciting final day, the World Championship tickets have been distributed on the PDC Asian Tour. Tomoya Goto was able to win the final tournament of the PDC Asian Tour 2023 on Sunday, which also secured a starting ticket to the World Darts Championship.
Goto defeated the likes of Man Lok Leung (4-3), Reynaldo Rivera (5-0) and Paolo Nebrida (5-1) on his way to the title, finishing second in the final standings. Lourence Ilagan finished first and may also go to the World Darts Championship.
The top four of the final ranking will receive an invitation to the event at Alexandra Palace. Paolo Nebrida took third place. Reynaldo Rivera and Man Lok Leung finished in fourth place with equal prize money, so a playoff match was organized to determine who would run away with the final World Championship spot. That playoff match was won 5-4 by Rivera.
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PDC Asian Tour 24
Quarterfinals
Lourence Ilagan 4-2 Mitsuhiko Tatsunami
Paolo Nebrida 4-0 Rosendo Lubaton
Tomoya Goto 4-3 Man Lok Leung
Reynaldo Rivera 4-3 Yoshihisa Baba
Semi-final
Paolo Nebrida 5-2 Lourence Ilagan
Tomoya Goto 5-0 Reynaldo Rivera
Final
Tomoya Goto 5-1 Paolo Nebrida
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