The action continues in the PDC Europe Super League later on today with the initial preliminary winners now through to the main groups.
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Among those involved today include Martin Schindler, Nico Kurz, Florian Hempel and Christian Bunse in Group A. With Max Hopp, Dragutin Horvat and Rene Eidams among the standouts in Group B.
Robert Marijanovic, Steffen Siepmann and Kevin Munch were among the players to bow out on Sunday and weren't able to make it out of their groups.
Format
The sixteen remaining players are split into two groups of eight players. They play twice against the other players in their group on April 19-20. The four best players from both groups will advance to the final phase of the PDC Europe Super League.
From this stage on, all are knockout matches. The quarterfinals will be played over best of 17 legs on April 21. The four remaining players will play their semi-finals over the best of 19 legs on April 22, followed by the final over best of 21 legs.
Schedule Day Three - PDC Europe Super League
Monday April 19
Group A
Martin Schindler v Marco Obst
Christian Bunse v Marcel Gerdon
Stefan Nillis v Florian Hempel
Franz Rötzsch v Nico Kurz
Martin Schindler Marcel Gerdon
Marco Obst v Florian Hempel
Christian Bunse v Nico Kurz
Stefan Nillis v Franz Rötzsch
Martin Schindler v Florian Hempel
Marcel Gerdon v Nico Kurz
Marco Obst v Franz Rötzsch
Christian Bunse v Stefan Nillis
Martin Schindler v Nico Kurz
Florian Hempel v Franz Rötzsch
Marcel Gerdon v Stefan Nillis
Marco Obst v Christian Bunse
Martin Schindler v Franz Rötzsch
Nico Kurz v Stefan Nillis
Florian Hempel v Christian Bunse
Marcel Gerdon v Marco Obst
Martin Schindler v Stefan Nillis
Franz Rötzsch v Christian Bunse
Nico Kurz v Marco Obst
Florian Hempel v Marcel Gerdon
Martin Schindler v Christian Bunse
Stefan Nillis v Marco Obst
Franz Rötzsch v Marcel Gerdon
Nico Kurz v Florian Hempel
Group B
Kai Gotthardt v Niko Springer
Max Hopp v Michael Hurtz
Dragutin Horvat v Rene Eidams
Manfred Bilderl v Lukas Wenig
Kai Gotthardt v Michael Hurtz
Niko Springer v Rene Eidams
Max Hopp v Lukas Wenig
Dragutin Horvat v Manfred Bilderl
Kai Gotthardt v Rene Eidams
Michael Hurtz v Lukas Wenig
Niko Springer v Manfred Bilderl
Max Hopp v Dragutin Horvat
Kai Gotthardt v Lukas Wenig
Rene Eidams v Manfred Bilderl
Michael Hurtz v Dragutin Horvat
Niko Springer v Max Hopp
Kai Gotthardt v Manfred Bilderl
Lukas Wenig v Dragutin Horvat
Rene Eidams v Max Hopp
Michael Hurtz v Niko Springer
Kai Gotthardt v Dragutin Horvat
Manfred Bilderl v Max Hopp
Lukas Wenig v Niko Springer
Rene Eidams v Michael Hurtz
Kai Gotthardt v Max Hopp
Dragutin Horvat v Niko Springer
Manfred Bilderl v Michael Hurtz
Lukas Wenig v Rene Eidams
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