Schedule Tuesday session for Week Five of MODUS Online Live League with Menzies and Parletti among others
PDCTuesday, 13 April 2021 at 10:12
The latest group of action in Week Five of the MODUS Online Live League will continue on Tuesday with the group consisting of Dave Parletti, Kevin Burness, Jamie Clark, Greg Ritchie, Darren Beveridge and Cameron Menzies.
Each player plays once a day against the other players in the group until Wednesday. The winner of this group will go directly through to Saturday's final group.
The second and third place players from this group will go through to play on Thursday and Friday evening in a new group with Richie Burnett, Alan Norris and Nathan Girvan.
While those who finish fourth, fifth and sixth in the opening group will move onto Thursday and Friday morning against Mike Gillet, Conan Whitehead and Barrie Bates respectively.
The top two from those two groups will head into the final next Saturday. Unlike the first edition of the Modus League in 2020, the game will not be played online via a webcam, but at a location in Southampton, England. The matches can be followed via the Online Darts YouTube channel .
MODUS Online Live League schedule (Week 5)
Tuesday April 13 (from 9:30 am)
Darren Beveridge v Kevin Burness
Jamie Clark v Dave Parletti
Cameron Menzies v Greg Ritchie
Dave Parletti v Darren Beverdige
Kevin Burness v Greg Ritchie
Jamie Clark v Cameron Menzies
Greg Ritchie v Dave Parletti
Darren Beveridge v Jamie Clark
Cameron Menzies v Kevin Burness
Darren Beveridge v Greg Ritchie
Dave Parletti v Cameron Menzies
Jamie Clark v Kevin Burness
Cameron Menzies v Darren Beveridge
Greg Ritchie v Jamie Clark
Kevin Burness v Dave Parletti
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