Schedule Players Championship Finals 2023: Van Gerwen, Humphries and Wade among those battling for spot in quarter-finals on Saturday night
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There are still plenty of top quality players competing at the Players Championship Finals, where the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries and James Wade will compete for a spot in the last eight on Saturday night.
It is the final session of the tournament using two stages. The program on the main stage begins with a showdown between Kim Huybrechts and Stephen Bunting. Huybrechts shocked earlier in the day with a win over Gerwyn Price, while Bunting was responsible for eliminating Gian van Veen.
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The second game of the evening is between Michael van Gerwen and Mario Vandenbogaerde. For 'Super Mario' it is to be hoped that Van Gerwen does not throw as well as he did Saturday afternoon. Then 'Mighty Mike' recorded an average of over 118 in his match against Ross Smith. Top favorite Luke Humphries crosses swords with good friend Ryan Searle, while Dimitri van den Bergh and James Wade face each other in the last match on the main stage.
The program on the second stage will be opened by Damon Heta and Brendan Dolan. They both managed to win from a Dutchman on Saturday afternoon. Heta dealt with Kevin Doets, while Dolan was too strong for Maik Kuivenhoven.
Dave Chisnall will face Luke Woodhouse, who eliminated former world champion Rob Cross. Niels Zonneveld, after victories over Daryl Gurney and Jonny Clayton, will try to create another surprise against Gabriel Clemens. The program on the second stage concludes with an encounter between Jermaine Wattimena and Ryan Joyce.
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Schedule Players Championship Finals 2023
Saturday, Nov. 25 (from 7 p.m.)
Third round
Main stage
Kim Huybrechts v Stephen Bunting
Michael van Gerwen v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Luke Humphries v Ryan Searle
Dimitri Van den Bergh v James Wade
Board 2
Damon Heta v Brendan Dolan
Dave Chisnall v Luke Woodhouse
Gabriel Clemens v Niels Zonneveld
Jermaine Wattimena v Ryan Joyce
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