Schedule PDC Home Tour: Seventh Group of Last 32 including Aspinall and De Sousa
PDCMonday, 01 June 2020 at 18:45
The action continues in the PDC Home Tour with Nathan Aspinall and Jose de Sousa among the players involved on Monday evening.
Aspinall despite having an injury came through his PDC Home Tour group with a clean sweep against Ryan Joyce, Simon Stevenson and Steve Brown but has a tough assignment tonight.
De Sousa was one of the stars of the initial phase and he won 15 legs with a loss of only one, hit eight 180’s and averages of 110.51, 97.6 and 106.79; which set an early benchmark and he will hope for a similar performance tonight.
Also involved is former European Tour winner Jamie Hughes who also took a clean sweep in a tough group which included Krzysztof Ratajski and Darius Labanauskas.
Finally the group is concluded by Jesus Noguera who was one of the surprises and came through a group with Danny Noppert, Ian White and James Wilson but can he upset the odds again tonight?
The players who win Groups One-Four will go onto Semi-Final One on Wednesday June 3 with the winners from Groups Five-Eight set to play on Thursday June 4 before that aforementioned Championship Group.
All games will be best of 11 legs and each night’s action will commence at 1930 BST, darts commentator Dan Dawson will be on hand to talk through proceedings; which will also include live score graphics on screen.
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
Monday, June 1, Group 7 (last 32)
19:30 Nathan Aspinall v Jesús Noguera
20:00 Jamie Hughes v Jose De Sousa
20:30 Jesús Noguera v Jose De Sousa
21:00 Nathan Aspinall v Jamie Hughes
21:30 Jamie Hughes v Jesús Noguera
22:00 Jose De Sousa v Nathan Aspinall
20:00 Jamie Hughes v Jose De Sousa
20:30 Jesús Noguera v Jose De Sousa
21:00 Nathan Aspinall v Jamie Hughes
21:30 Jamie Hughes v Jesús Noguera
22:00 Jose De Sousa v Nathan Aspinall
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