The first event of Sunday's action at PDC UK Challenge Tour is heading towards its conclusion with the likes of Colin Osborne, Kevin Burness and Mike Warburton still involved in Milton Keynes.
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Osborne will face Dan Read, Burness is set to face Darren Johnson while Warburton will face Robert Collins.
Other players still involved include Nathan Girvan, Robert Owen, Carl Wilkinson and Shaun McDonald with the same names that have been reaching the latter stages not doing so in the opening event.
So far this weekend, it has been Darren Beveridge, Jim Williams, Jim McEwan and Adam Smith-Neale as Event winners, who will join them?
PDC UK Challenge Tour Event Five
Last 256
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 Gavin Carlin
Gary Stafford 5 | 1 Nathan Derry
Brian Woods 5 | 1 Steven Kirkham
Martin Thomas 5 | 3 Jason Hogg
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 0 Curtis Turner
Deta Hedman 5 | 2 Jonathan Hayllor
Tony Procter 5 | 4 Darren Beveridge
Robbie Ellis 5 | 1 David Edwards
Graham Vernon 5 | 3 Jake Carter
Stu Wilson 5 | 0 Mark Kingdon
Hamond Kumar 5 | 0 Carter Guiney
Matt Padgett 5 | 1 Billy Gallie
Niall Culleton 5 | 1 Michael Baker
Kelvin Hart 5 | 1 Steve Earley
Mike Warburton 5 | 0 James Bishop (Reading)
Dom Taylor 5 | 1 Barrie Bates
Jordan Brooks 5 | 1 Ben Hazel
Martyn Turner 5 | 2 Jason Gallagher
Luke Smith 5 | 2 Ricky Clarke
Antony Allen 5 | 1 Paul Holloway
Ronnie Rickner 5 | 1 Sam Hunter
Nicholas Bell 5 | 1 Martin Green
Lewis Pride 5 | 1 Paul Mitchell
Sam Ward 5 | 0 Ian Jopling
Jim Williams 5 | 2 Wes Newton
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 1 Lee Hayes
Shaun Moughtin 5 | 4 Sean Fisher
Adam Mould 5 | 4 Lee Davies
Francis Carragher 5 | 3 Steven Bradley
Kyle Richardson 5 | 0 Jack Neary
Robert Thornton 5 | 0 Neil MacDougall
Brian Hallas 5 | 1 Rhys Hayden
Dan Read 5 | 2 Coni Singh Nagi
Matt Jackson 5 | 0 Luke Hardy
Kenneth Matthews 5 | 3 Andy Jenkins
Chas Barstow 5 | 1 Wayne Glover
Chris Quantock 5 | 2 Shane Price
Colin Osborne 5 | 1 Diogo Portela
Sam Booth 5 | 1 Coby Jones-Swanson
Stephen Gallimore 5 | 4 Ryan Furness
Keelan Kay 5 | 0 Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Shane McGuirk 5 | 0 Aden Kirk
Adrian Gray 5 | 1 Stuart Reeve
Josh McCarthy 5 | 3 Ian Mackenzie
Graham Usher 5 | 0 Bleddyn Lyons
Shaun McDonald 5 | 4 Rhys Griffin
Neilie Brouder 5 | 0 Simon McCall
Martin Pratt 5 | 4 Richie Walsh
Jim McEwan 5 | 1 Chris Craven
Scott Hope 5 | 4 Ben Adams
David Ladley 5 | 2 Stuart White
Stephen Burton 5 | 2 David Pallett
Jamie Durrant 5 | 1 Kieran Evans
Scott Williams 5 | 2 Kai Haddock
Robert Owen 5 | 4 Charlie Symons
Jack Vincent 5 | 0 Janis Mustafejevs
Dean Jones (Wales) 5 | 3 Wayne Morgan
Lloyd Pennell 5 | 4 Lee Cocks
Kevin Garcia 5 | 0 Simon Sparrow
James Richardson 5 | 3 Anastasia Dobromyslova
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Ryan Palmer
John O'Shea 5 | 1 Wayne France
Steve Hine 5 | 0 Joe Singleton
Liam Meek 5 | 3 Robert Rickwood
John Imrie 5 | 4 Lee Evans
Aaron Turner 5 | 2 Reece Colley
Dave Prins 5 | 0 David Nicholson
Darren Armstrong 5 | 0 Mark Esson
Kevin Burness 5 | 2 Jamie Clark
Ben Quenby 5 | 1 Reece Pauling
Adrian Devine 5 | 0 Derek Lumley
Tony Newell 5 | 0 Danny Moore
Richie Burnett 5 | 4 Joe Davis
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 0 Corrine Hammond
Nathan Boon 5 | 4 Stephen McNally
Killian Heffernan 5 | 1 Richard Smith
Scott Taylor 5 | 1 Joe Main
Nick Fullwell 5 | 1 Jimmy McKirdy
Daniel Lauby 5 | 0 Jamie Venning
Carl Beattie 5 | 4 Philip Borthwick
Fred Box 5 | 0 Brad Phillips
Owen Maiden 5 | 4 Sam Cankett
Scott Marsh 5 | 4 Justin Smith
Last 128
Conan Whitehead 5 | 1 Wayne Warren
Connor Scutt 5 | 4 Gary Stafford
Adam Huckvale 5 | 3 Matthew Dennant
Martin Thomas 5 | 0 Brian Woods
Nathan Girvan 5 | 2 Ryan Hogarth
Tony Procter 5 | 4 Deta Hedman
Robbie Ellis 5 | 0 Bradley Quelch
Stu Wilson 5 | 1 Graham Vernon
Mike Norton 5 | 1 Freddy Still
Matt Padgett 5 | 2 Hamond Kumar
Robert Collins 5 | 1 Alex Long
Kelvin Hart 5 | 2 Niall Culleton
Mike Warburton 5 | 1 Mark Lawrence
Dom Taylor 5 | 0 Jordan Brooks
Martyn Turner 5 | 1 Gareth Starling
Antony Allen 5 | 1 Luke Smith
Scott Baker 5 | 0 Chris Hogg
Nicholas Bell 5 | 2 Ronnie Rickner
Craig Searle 5 | 2 Lloyd Wintle
Sam Ward 5 | 3 Lewis Pride
Jim Williams 5 | 3 Greg Ritchie
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 1 Shaun Moughtin
Kevin McDine 5 | 2 Adam Mould
Kyle Richardson 5 | 2 Francis Carragher
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 4 Michael Barnard
Robert Thornton 5 | 4 Brian Hallas
Dan Read 5 | 2 James Woodhouse
Matt Jackson 5 | 1 Kenneth Matthews
Chas Barstow 5 | 3 Jamie Robinson
Colin Osborne 5 | 1 Chris Quantock
Sam Booth 5 | 4 Nick Jennings
Keelan Kay 5 | 2 Stephen Gallimore
A.J. Urmston-Toft 5 | 3 Daniel Day
Adrian Gray 5 | 3 Shane McGuirk
Ryan Harrington 5 | 1 David Neads
Graham Usher 5 | 0 Josh McCarthy
Shaun McDonald 5 | 2 Luke Ely
Neilie Brouder 5 | 0 Martin Pratt
Cameron Menzies 5 | 2 Jim McEwan
Scott Hope 5 | 1 David Ladley
Justin Hood 5 | 0 Micheal Fearon
Stephen Burton 5 | 2 Jamie Durrant
Scott Williams 5 | 3 Callum Goffin
Robert Owen 5 | 2 Jack Vincent
Alan Norris 5 | 2 Dean Jones (Wales)
Kevin Garcia 5 | 0 Lloyd Pennell
James Richardson 5 | 3 Arron Monk
Thomas Lovely 5 | 0 John O'Shea
Darren Johnson 5 | 2 Glenn Gibson
Steve Hine 5 | 2 Liam Meek
Anthony Brown 5 | 4 Dan Green
John Imrie 5 | 3 Aaron Turner
Ross MacDougall 5 | 2 Dave Prins
Kevin Burness 5 | 2 Darren Armstrong
Ben Quenby 5 | 2 Bradley Holme
Tony Newell 5 | 4 Adrian Devine
Reece Robinson 5 | 2 Scottie Walters
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 2 Richie Burnett
Richard North 5 | 1 Nathan Boon
Scott Taylor 5 | 2 Killian Heffernan
Fallon Sherrock 5 | 1 Nick Fullwell
Carl Beattie 5 | 4 Daniel Lauby
Lorraine Winstanley 5 | 2 Fred Box
Owen Maiden 5 | 1 Scott Marsh
Last 64
Connor Scutt 5 | 4 Conan Whitehead
Martin Thomas 5 | 4 Adam Huckvale
Nathan Girvan 5 | 3 Tony Procter
Robbie Ellis 5 | 3 Stu Wilson
Matt Padgett 5 | 1 Mike Norton
Robert Collins 5 | 4 Kelvin Hart
Mike Warburton 5 | 4 Dom Taylor
Martyn Turner 5 | 2 Antony Allen
Nicholas Bell 5 | 4 Scott Baker
Sam Ward 5 | 3 Craig Searle
Jim Williams 5 | 1 Adam Smith-Neale
Kyle Richardson 5 | 4 Kevin McDine
Robert Thornton 5 | 1 Nathan Rafferty
Dan Read 5 | 3 Matt Jackson
Colin Osborne 5 | 2 Chas Barstow
Sam Booth 5 | 2 Keelan Kay
A.J. Urmston-Toft 5 | 4 Adrian Gray
Graham Usher 5 | 2 Ryan Harrington
Shaun McDonald 5 | 0 Neilie Brouder
Cameron Menzies 5 | 1 Scott Hope
Stephen Burton 5 | 3 Justin Hood
Robert Owen 5 | 2 Scott Williams
Kevin Garcia 5 | 0 Alan Norris
Thomas Lovely 5 | 4 James Richardson
Darren Johnson 5 | 2 Steve Hine
John Imrie 5 | 1 Anthony Brown
Kevin Burness 5 | 4 Ross MacDougall
Tony Newell 5 | 3 Ben Quenby
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 3 Reece Robinson
Richard North 5 | 3 Scott Taylor
Carl Beattie 5 | 3 Fallon Sherrock
Lorraine Winstanley 5 | 4 Owen Maiden
Last 32
Connor Scutt 5 | 4 Martin Thomas
Nathan Girvan 5 | 2 Robbie Ellis
Robert Collins 5 | 1 Matt Padgett
Mike Warburton 5 | 3 Martyn Turner
Nicholas Bell 5 | 2 Sam Ward
Kyle Richardson 5 | 3 Jim Williams
Dan Read 5 | 2 Robert Thornton
Colin Osborne 5 | 1 Sam Booth
Graham Usher 5 | 3 A.J. Urmston-Toft
Shaun McDonald 5 | 2 Cameron Menzies
Robert Owen 5 | 4 Stephen Burton
Kevin Garcia 5 | 3 Thomas Lovely
Darren Johnson 5 | 0 John Imrie
Kevin Burness 5 | 4 Tony Newell
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 2 Richard North
Carl Beattie 5 | 4 Lorraine Winstanley
Last 16
Connor Scutt - | - Nathan Girvan
Robert Collins - | - Mike Warburton
Nicholas Bell - | - Kyle Richardson
Dan Read - | - Colin Osborne
Graham Usher - | - Shaun McDonald
Kevin Garcia - | - Robert Owen
Kevin Burness - | - Darren Johnson
Carl Wilkinson - | - Carl Beattie
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