Schedule and preview Friday evening session 2022 UK Open featuring Van Gerwen-Anderson and Wright-Cullen
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The FA Cup of Darts continues on Friday evening with the 2022 UK Open set to see the big names enter the foray with the open draw set up always throwing in some shock ties and results.
Among them was two sets of rivals facing off in the fourth round as Michael van Gerwen faces Gary Anderson and Peter Wright takes on Joe Cullen.
Both as expected will adorn the Main Stage with Chris Dobey - Michael Smith and Gerwyn Price - Krzysztof Ratajski the other games to be shown on ITV4.
On Stage Two, defending champion James Wade is one of the headline names with 'The Machine' set to face Steve Lennon. Also Daryl Gurney - Dimitri van den Bergh and Callan Rydz - Nathan Aspinall are among the top ties.
Players in the multi board room include Damon Heta, Simon Whitlock, Jose de Sousa, Glen Durrant, Dave Chisnall, Luke Humphries and the tie between Ryan Searle and Adrian Lewis.
As well as Jonny Clayton being on Stage Eight alongside surprise package and Riley's Qualifier, Graham Hall facing Keane Barry.
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2022 UK Open
Friday Evening Session (1900-2300 GMT)
Fourth Round
Main Stage
Chris Dobey v Michael Smith
Krzysztof Ratajski v Gerwyn Price
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Anderson
Joe Cullen v Peter Wright
Stage Two
Jermaine Wattimena v Vincent van der Voort
Daryl Gurney v Dimitri Van den Bergh
Steve Lennon v James Wade
Callan Rydz v Nathan Aspinall
Stage Three
Andy Boulton v Damon Heta
Maik Kuivenhoven v Simon Whitlock
Luke Woodhouse v Boris Krcmar
Ron Meulenkamp v Krzysztof Kciuk
Stage Four
Ritchie Edhouse v Sebastian Bialecki
Jason Heaver v William O'Connor
Jelle Klaasen v Devon Petersen
Steve West v Jose de Sousa
Stage Five
Ryan Joyce v Martin Schindler
Glen Durrant v Scott Waites
Brendan Dolan v Dave Chisnall
Danny Noppert v Ryan Meikle
Stage Six
Mervyn King v Stephen Bunting
Geert Nentjes v Florian Hempel
Jamie Hughes v Adam Gawlas
Ian White v Luke Humphries
Stage Seven
Ryan Searle v Adrian Lewis
Darius Labanauskas v Ricky Evans
Dirk van Duijvenbode v William Borland
Rob Cross v Gabriel Clemens
Stage Eight
Jim Williams v Niels Zonneveld
Kim Huybrechts v Mensur Suljovic
Keane Barry v Graham Hall
Martin Lukeman v Jonny Clayton
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