How to watch European Darts Grand Prix 2026 live on TV in the UK, USA and Australia

From Friday 17 April - Sunday 19 April, the European Darts Grand Prix takes place which is a true staple of the European Tour as it takes place at the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen. The tournament in Germany is the fifth event of the season on the PDC European Tour.

The matches can also be followed live on PDC TV. As usual at Euro Tour events, the tournament is spread over three days, with an afternoon and evening session each day. The afternoon sessions start daily at 12:00 PM, while in the evening the first darts are thrown at 6:00 PM.
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As ever in a what is new on the European Tour in Germany, Luke Littler will skip it as will Luke Humphries who has also been sparse in his participation this season but he will play the ProTour the week of this tournament unlike Littler in Wigan.

Gian van Veen as a result is top seed as are Michael van Gerwen, Jonny Clayton, James Wade, Josh Rock and Gerwyn Price with Nathan Aspinall, Martin Schindler and defending champion Anderson also in action.

ProTour Order of Merit qualifiers include Dirk van Duijvenbode, Cameron Menzies, Niko Springer, Daryl Gurney, Krzysztof Ratajski, Dave Chisnall and Peter Wright while Rob Cross leads the Tour Card qualifier line-up.

The first round will be played on Friday, when the Pro Tour players take on the sixteen qualifiers who earned their spots through various qualifying events. On Saturday the seeded players enter and the second round is played. The finale comes on Sunday: the afternoon session features the third round first, followed in the evening by the quarterfinals, semifinals and the final.

The defending champion is Gary Anderson. He defeated Andrew Gilding in last year's final 8-0 and as of time of writing will return to try and defend his title in Sindelfingen this time around.