Remaining Premier League Darts dates rescheduled with amended schedule revealed
PDCThursday, 09 April 2020 at 11:05
Planned Premier League nights in Glasgow, Leeds and London which were set to take place in May have been rescheduled for later in 2020, with the season also now set to finish in Sheffield.
The Premier League season has been suspended since mid-March; as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic with nights such as the Rotterdam double header affected
It has now been confirmed that due to the uncertainty regarding the Coronavirus; that the rest of the Premier League nights are set to take place later this year.
Sheffield was initially set to take place on July 2 in the big change; but now they are set to host the Play-Offs on Thursday October 15 after Rotterdam and Newcastle were originally set to host it after London was changed.
As a result, this forms part of a new look schedule which sees the action restart again in Birmingham on July 30, followed by trips to Belfast, London, Leeds, Berlin; before we get the double header in Rotterdam; which will be one of the main dates on the road to the finals in Sheffield.
Revised Premier League schedule in full
July 30 2020 - Utilita Arena Birmingham
August 13 2020 - The SSE Arena, Belfast
August 20 2020 - The O2, London
August 27 2020 - First Direct Arena, Leeds
September 3 2020 - Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin
September 9-10 2020 - Rotterdam Ahoy
September 17 2020 - The SSE Hydro, Glasgow
September 24 2020 - The Manchester Arena
October 1 2020 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle
October 15 2020 - The FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield
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