The 2022 European Championship continues to build towards the Alexandra Palace with the culmination of the European Tour. Starting at an earlier time of 5:45pm on Thursday, DartsNews has all the details on how to watch the tournament live.
Shown on ITV4 mostly, the sessions for the opening two nights start at 5:45pm and finish at 10pm with 12:45-5 and 12-4 for the afternoon sessions on Saturday and Sunday.
There is one notable channel change with EFL Football Highlights meaning that it will shift onto ITV3 on Saturday night from 7-11pm before reverting back for Sunday with the finals session on from 6pm-10pm.
2022 European Championship TV Guide
Thursday 27 October - 8x First Round - 5:45pm-10pm
Friday 28 October - 8x First Round - 5:45pm-10pm
Saturday 29 October - 4x Second Round - 12:45pm-5pm
Evening Session - 4x Second Round - 7:00pm-11:00pm - ITV3
Sunday 30 October - Quarter-Finals - 12:00pm-4pm
Semi-Finals and Finals - Evening Session - 6pm-10pm
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