The third week of action is here in the MODUS Icons of Darts League with some new players set to take to the oche over the next six days. Like Week Two, the action is readily available on their YouTube channel.
The Icons of Darts League is a competition that runs on 24 different days from Monday April 6 through to Saturday May 2. Each playing week consists of six players. There are five players on each matchday with one player taking a rest.
Each day consists of four matches for each player with the player with the most wins claiming the group win for that day.
Brazilian ace Diogo Portela, multiple Challenge Tour winner Adam Huckvale and former World Youth Champion James Hubbard will join proceedings for the first time this week.
They will be joined by Paul Nicholson and Andy Jenkins who enter their third week of involvement; while Arron Monk who is taking the day off today will join tomorrow.
MODUS Icons of Darts Live League 2020 schedule (week 3)
Monday April 20 – Day One (11am-3.30pm)
Andy Jenkins v Paul Nicholson
Diogo Portela v Adam Huckvale
James Hubbard v Andy Jenkins
Paul Nicholson v Diogo Portela
Adam Huckvale v James Hubbard
Andy Jenkins v Diogo Portela
Paul Nicholson v Adam Huckvale
James Hubbard v Diogo Portela
Andy Jenkins v Adam Huckvale
Paul Nicholson v James Hubbard
Diogo Portela v Adam Huckvale
James Hubbard v Andy Jenkins
Paul Nicholson v Diogo Portela
Adam Huckvale v James Hubbard
Andy Jenkins v Diogo Portela
Paul Nicholson v Adam Huckvale
James Hubbard v Diogo Portela
Andy Jenkins v Adam Huckvale
Paul Nicholson v James Hubbard
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