Schedule PDC Home Tour: Second Semi-Final group with Cross and Aspinall
PDCThursday, 04 June 2020 at 20:30
Over the past eight days, the field has been minimised from 32 players to eight players who will now battle it out for the title of being the first PDC Home Tour champion and we are down to the last semi-final on Thursday night.
Jelle Klaasen and Gary Anderson came through the first semi-final group. The second group consists of Rob Cross , Joe Cullen , Nathan Aspinall and Jonny Clayton .
Based on form so far in the tournament, Cullen and Aspinall could be remarked as the favourites. The former was excellent in his second chance group earlier in the tournament in a stunning clean sweep and continued that by moving through into the semi-finals also with an excellent display as he edged past Jeff Smith in a straight shootout.
Aspinall hasn't yet lost a game in the PDC Home Tour claiming two clean sweeps all while seemingly having an injury during his time away from the oche.
It is the toughest out of the two groups to call though because Cross has shown flashes of brilliance and while Clayton was pushed by Scott Waites, he was the class of the group in the last semi-final. All are capable and so picking a top two could be tough tonight.
The numbers one and two of each group qualify for the Championship group. On Friday, June 5, the four remaining players will compete for the title.
All PDC Home Tour action will be broadcast live on PDCTV for free to all registered PDCTV users; regardless of whether you have a paid or free membership.
In addition all live-scores can be followed on DartConnect; with match statistics being available after every match.
PDC Home Tour schedule
Thursday June 4
Group 2 (semifinal)
19:30 Rob Cross v Joe Cullen
20:00 Nathan Aspinall v Jonny Clayton
20:30 Joe Cullen v Jonny Clayton
21:00 Rob Cross v Nathan Aspinall
21:30 Nathan Aspinall v Joe Cullen
22:00 Jonny Clayton v Rob Cross
20:00 Nathan Aspinall v Jonny Clayton
20:30 Joe Cullen v Jonny Clayton
21:00 Rob Cross v Nathan Aspinall
21:30 Nathan Aspinall v Joe Cullen
22:00 Jonny Clayton v Rob Cross
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