Players Championship 19 Results, Quarter-Finals: Anderson versus Wright and Pipe against Meulenkamp confirmed for semi-finals in Barnsley
PDCTuesday, 16 July 2019 at 16:42
The Semi-Final line-up has been confirmed at Players Championship 19 with Gary Anderson set to take on Peter Wright and Justin Pipe to face Ron Meulenkamp in Barnsley.
Anderson saw off Gabriel Clemens in his Quarter-Final after seeing off the German Darts Masters finalist 6-3 with a 101 average. He will now face his World Cup of Darts teammate who averaged 102 in dismantling Vincent van der Voort 6-1.
Justin Pipe is into his first Players Championship semi-final in three years after he defeated Ryan Joyce 6-2. He will take on Ron Meulenkamp who has been excellent on the ProTour this season and has another chance to reach the final.
What is for sure is that we are in for a thrilling conclusion to today's play in Barnsley with a big chance especially in the second Semi-Final for a surprise winner.
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Quarter-Finals
Gary Anderson 6 | 3 Gabriel Clemens
Peter Wright 6 | 1 Vincent van der Voort
Justin Pipe 6 | 2 Ryan Joyce
Ron Meulenkamp 6 | 5 Harry Ward
Gary Anderson 6 | 3 Gabriel Clemens
Peter Wright 6 | 1 Vincent van der Voort
Justin Pipe 6 | 2 Ryan Joyce
Ron Meulenkamp 6 | 5 Harry Ward
Last 16
Gabriel Clemens 6 | 3 Joe Cullen
Gary Anderson 6 | 2 Christian Kist
Peter Wright 6 | 5 Glen Durrant
Vincent van der Voort 6 | 1 Josh Payne
Justin Pipe 6 | 3 Mensur Suljovic
Ryan Joyce 6 | 2 Mark Wilson
Ron Meulenkamp 6 | 2 Keegan Brown
Harry Ward 6 | 1 Martin Schindler
Gabriel Clemens 6 | 3 Joe Cullen
Gary Anderson 6 | 2 Christian Kist
Peter Wright 6 | 5 Glen Durrant
Vincent van der Voort 6 | 1 Josh Payne
Justin Pipe 6 | 3 Mensur Suljovic
Ryan Joyce 6 | 2 Mark Wilson
Ron Meulenkamp 6 | 2 Keegan Brown
Harry Ward 6 | 1 Martin Schindler
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