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Schedule European Championship 2023: Peter Wright, Danny Noppert, James Wade and Gian van Veen battle it out for the title
PDCSunday, 29 October 2023 at 17:45
After a very exciting afternoon session, the semifinals and final of the European Darts Championship are on the program Sunday evening. Four men will battle it out for final victory.
That Danny Noppert is still in the tournament may be called a miracle. The dart player from Joure was 7-0 behind in his quarterfinal against Gerwyn Price. However, Noppert managed to pull himself together and defeated 'The Iceman' after an unparalleled comeback 10-8. In the semi-final 'The Freeze' will take on Peter Wright, who was too strong for Chris Dobey with a 10-8 win.
Gian Van Veen caused a huge sensation by beating Michael van Gerwen 10-6. The dart player from Poederoijen also faces a surprising semifinalist himself. Where many people expected Luke Humphries to reach the last four, it was James Wade who outsmarted 'Cool Hand Luke' in the quarter-finals. After the semifinals, there will be a 15-minute break before the grand finale takes place later in the evening.
Where to watch the European Darts Championship?
In the UK, the tournament in full will be shown on ITV, with our territories being shown on a variety of platforms including Viaplay in the Netherlands, DAZN in Germany and PDCTV in those without TV coverage.
How much prize money is up for grabs at the European Darts Championship?
The PDC has provided £500,000 in prize money for this event. All 32 participants are guaranteed a £6,000 starting premium.
With a win in the first round, the proceeds rise to £10,000. This eventually rises further to £120,000 in prize money for the winner of the European Darts Championship.
Playing schedule European Darts Championship 2023
Sunday, Oct. 29
Quarterfinals
Chris Dobey (99.17) 8-10 (99.61) Peter Wright
Gerwyn Price (96.92) 8-10 (101.03) Danny Noppert
Luke Humphries (95.06) 6-10 (98.41) James Wade
Michael van Gerwen (93.75) 6-10 (93.67) Gian van Veen
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Semi-final
Peter Wright v Danny Noppert
James Wade v Gian van Veen
Final
Wright/Noppert v Wade/Van Veen
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