The Marshall Arena is likely to be host to a full house during the remainder of the Premier League Darts when fans return next week.
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From Monday, May 24, the Premier League Darts will resume and the four remaining nights of the regular competition will be played until Thursday, May 27. The play-offs with the four remaining best players is scheduled for Friday 28 May.
Final two nights were sold out a few days after tickets went on sale and the opening three only have limited availability with only a handful of tickets left out of the 1,000 allocation.
Among those who will be there will be Blue Light card members (those who work for the emergency services, NHS, social care and armed forces) who will receive tickets free of charge due to in particular their life-saving efforts during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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