Tournament centre 2021 European Championship Darts: Schedule, results, prize money breakdown and TV guide
PDCSunday, 17 October 2021 at 22:00
Stay fully informed about the latest events of the European Championship Darts in our tournament centre. Here you can find the schedule, all results, information about the prize money breakdown and the TV Guide of ITV 4.
The field for the European Championship consists of the top 32 players on the European Tour Order of Merit. Because of the corona pandemic only two European Tour events have been held this year.
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Format
First Round: Best of 11 legs
Second Round: Best of 19 legs
Quarter-Finals: Best of 19 legs
Semi-Finals: Best of 21 legs
Final: Best of 21 legs
Schedule 2021 European Championship Darts
Thursday October 14 (2000 local time, 1900 BST)
First Round x8
Simon Whitlock (87.77) 3-6 (87.78) William Borland
Brendan Dolan (95.95) 6-2 (92.47) Kim Huybrechts
Rob Cross (84.50) 6-3 (85.66) Keane Barry
Luke Humphries (94.36) 6-5 (87.73) Callan Rydz
Jose de Sousa (89.73) 6-4 (94.51) Lewis Williams
Peter Wright (92.13) 3-6 (86.94) Florian Hempel
Mensur Suljovic (90.76) 6-2 (88.22) Adam Hunt
Joe Cullen (94.93) 6-0 (85.84) Ted Evetts
Friday October 15 (2000 local time, 1900 BST)
First Round x8
Adam Gawlas (88.75) 6-4 (87.21) Joe Murnan
Krzysztof Ratajski (94.30) 2-6 (102.31) Danny Noppert
James Wade (92.93) 6-5 (87.42) Adam Smith-Neale
Nathan Aspinall (90.67) 6-4 (95.20) Mervyn King
Michael Smith (101.98) 5-6 (101.90) Ryan Searle
Michael van Gerwen (100.45) 6-2 (92.78) Boris Krcmar
Gerwyn Price (104.53) 6-2 (86.97) Ritchie Edhouse
Damon Heta (94.12) 6-3 (96.07) Gabriel Clemens
Saturday October 16
Afternoon Session (1345 local time, 1245 BST)
William Borland (87.89) 5-10 (89.87) Joe Cullen
Brendan Dolan (93.56) 4-10 (97.61) Rob Cross
Jose de Sousa (95.33) 10-8 (99.08) Luke Humphries
Ryan Searle (101.03) 4-10 (101.21) Danny Noppert
Evening Session (2000 local time, 1900 BST)
Nathan Aspinall (100.96) 10-6 (101.66) Damon Heta
Gerwyn Price (102.96) 10-3 (86.92) Adam Gawlas
Michael van Gerwen (98.15) 10-4 (97.02) James Wade
Mensur Suljovic (93.00) 10-9 (91.26) Florian Hempel
Sunday October 17
Afternoon Session (1345 local time, 1245 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Danny Noppert (99.97) 9-10 (103.34) Nathan Aspinall
Gerwyn Price (107.56) 8-10 (107.74) Michael van Gerwen
Rob Cross (93.91) 10-5 (94.70) Jose de Sousa
Mensur Suljovic (90.11) 7-10 (95.39) Joe Cullen
Evening Session (2000 local time, 1900 BST)
Semi-Finals
Michael van Gerwen (103.41) 11-10 (102.29) Nathan Aspinall
Joe Cullen (87.32) 3-11 (96.74) Rob Cross
Final
Michael van Gerwen (93.66) 8-11 (92.71) Rob Cross
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