Schedule Saturday night at Belgian Darts Open 2024 including Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries and Luke Littler
PDCSaturday, 09 March 2024 at 18:00
Saturday night it's the big guns' turn at the Belgian Darts Open. During the evening session, eight spots in the last 16 will be on offer with Belgian fans in the Oktoberhallen having a program to look forward to.
The evening session kicks off with a tie between Dave Chisnall and Ryan Joyce, before the last remaining Belgian darter Mike de Decker takes on former world champion Michael Smith.
Gerwyn Price faces off with Gabriel Clemens and then former world champions Michael van Gerwen and Peter Wright take the stage for what is sure to be an absolute cracker.
In the fifth match of the evening, Luke Littler will face Krzysztof Ratajski. Then it is the turn of reigning world champion Luke Humphries, who will face James Wade.
Stephen Bunting, who was responsible for eliminating Dimitri van den Bergh on Friday night, will play against Josh Rock in the second round, with the final match of the evening being between Rob Cross and Lukas Wenig.
Schedule Belgian Darts Open 2024
Saturday, March 9.
Second round
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Dave Chisnall v Ryan Joyce
Michael Smith v Mike de Decker
Gerwyn Price v Gabriel Clemens
Michael van Gerwen v Peter Wright
Krzysztof Ratajski v Luke Littler
Luke Humphries v James Wade
Josh Rock v Stephen Bunting
Rob Cross v Lukas Wenig
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