Schedule Sunday afternoon session 2021 European Championship Darts featuring Price v Van Gerwen
PDCSunday, 17 October 2021 at 09:00
It is the final day of action at the 2021 European Championship with a winner set to be crowned on Sunday evening but before that, it is the afternoon session featuring the Quarter-Finals in Salzburg.
This begins with the in-form Danny Noppert who was exceptional in seeing off Ryan Searle on Saturday afternoon and he is set to face Nathan Aspinall who will look to continue his form revival this weekend.
Following that is the big tie of the session featuring two of the best in the world with the winner being likely the favourite for the title in Austria. This being Michael van Gerwen facing the World Number One, Gerwyn Price.
Both breezed through their respective ties on Saturday evening and knowing their rivalry, it could be a win with ease for either player or a deciding leg thriller.
Following that, Rob Cross and Jose de Sousa will face off. The story of the weekend for 'Voltage' has been about defending his 2019 title win, while for De Sousa, it has been regarding his slump in form as of late with the Portuguese ace by his own admission not being at his best.
While Mensur Suljovic who edged past the brilliant Florian Hempel will conclude the session as he continues his return to darts with a run to the Quarter-Finals on home soil, he takes on Joe Cullen in the last match of the session.
Sunday October 17
Afternoon Session (1345 local time, 1245 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Danny Noppert v Nathan Aspinall
Gerwyn Price v Michael van Gerwen
Rob Cross v Jose de Sousa
Mensur Suljovic v Joe Cullen
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