
The Last 16 line-up is confirmed during the opening event of the PDC UK Challenge Tour with 12 events taking place over two weekends.
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A lot of the names in the Last 16 are either Challenge Tour stalwarts and/or have enjoyed good displays recently in the Online Darts League.
They include both Niall Culleton and Conan Whitehead who will face off against each other in one of the top ties. Nick Fullwell another familiar name will face Ryan Harrington.
While Darren 'Ice Cold' Beveridge, Keelan Kay, Matthew Dennant and Richard North are also still involved.
As are Martin Thomas and Shane McGuirk with the former in particular playing both PDC ProTour all year and the Live League. Who comes out on top in the opening event of the day.
Last 256
Adam Mould 5 | 3 Darren Armstrong
Carl Beattie 5 | 2 Freddy Still
Corrine Hammond 5 | 1 Chris Hogg
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Robert Collins
Mike Norton 5 | 1 Ronnie Rickner
Kevin Burness 5 | 4 Lloyd Pennell
Jamie Clark 5 | 2 Scott Marsh
Conan Whitehead 5 | 4 Brian Woods
Robert Owen 5 | 1 Brian Hallas
Justin Hood 5 | 1 Ricky Clarke
Jim Williams 5 | 1 Greg Ritchie
Barrie Bates 5 | 2 John Teal
Ryan Harrington 5 | 0 Simon Sparrow
Scott Taylor 5 | 4 Wayne Brill
Gary Stafford 5 | 3 Anthony Brown
Adam Huckvale 5 | 1 David Edwards
Adrian Devine 5 | 0 Bleddyn Lyons
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 0 Jimmy McKirdy
Nick Jennings 5 | 3 Jamie Venning
Robert Rickwood 5 | 2 Ben Hazel
Antony Allen 5 | 3 Steve Earley
Coni Singh Nagi 5 | 2 Hamond Kumar
Darren Beveridge 5 | 0 Callum Goffin
Wayne France 5 | 2 Luke Ely
Dave Prins 5 | 2 Jason Hogg
Nathan Derry 5 | 2 James Woodhouse
Dom Taylor 5 | 3 Fred Box
Jim McEwan 5 | 4 Brad Phillips
Stephen Burton 5 | 0 Craig Searle
Paul Mitchell 5 | 1 Lloyd Wintle
Prakash Jiwa 5 | 0 Paul Berriman
Reece Robinson 5 | 1 Jonathan Hayllor
Alex Long 5 | 1 Kieran Evans
Owen Maiden 5 | 3 Deta Hedman
Steve Hine 5 | 2 Bradley Holme
Sam Cankett 5 | 2 Lee Davies
Chas Barstow 5 | 0 Wayne Glover
Stuart White 5 | 3 Frankie Ansell
Lewis Pride 5 | 2 Danny Moore
Derek Coulson 5 | 4 Joe Main
Adrian Gray 5 | 2 A.J. Urmston-Toft
Nathan Girvan 5 | 0 Dan Green
Keelan Kay 5 | 0 Wayne Warren
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 Glenn Gibson
James Richardson 5 | 0 Lee Hayes
Simon McCall 5 | 1 Sam Hunter
Gavin Carlin 5 | 0 Joe Davis
Michael Baker 5 | 4 Lorraine Winstanley
Rhys Hayden 5 | 4 Robert Thornton
Aden Kirk 5 | 1 Ross MacDougall
Stu Wilson 5 | 4 Shane Price
Luke Smith 5 | 0 Richie Walsh
Gareth Starling 5 | 3 Kai Haddock
Liam Meek 5 | 3 Ben Adams
Ryan Furness 5 | 0 Reece Pauling
Alan Norris 5 | 1 Jamie Robinson
Richie Burnett 5 | 0 Jamie Durrant
Daniel Day 5 | 0 Neilie Brouder
Justin Smith 5 | 2 Lee Cocks
Scott Hope 5 | 4 Aaron Turner
Stephen McNally 5 | 0 David Nicholson
Darren Johnson 5 | 1 Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Dean Jones (Wales) 5 | 2 Martin Pratt
Michael Barnard 5 | 2 Wes Newton
Nicholas Bell 5 | 3 Jason Askew
Tony Newell 5 | 4 Paul Holloway
Daniel Lauby 5 | 3 Carl Wilkinson
Arron Monk 5 | 0 Steven Kirkham
Graham Usher 5 | 1 Mark Kingdon
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 1 Janis Mustafejevs
Richard North 5 | 0 Cameron Menzies
Curtis Turner 5 | 0 James Bishop (Reading)
John Bowles 5 | 3 Andy Jenkins
Ian Mackenzie 5 | 2 Reece Colley
Philip Borthwick 5 | 4 Ian Jopling
Lee Evans 5 | 2 Sam Booth
Tony Procter 5 | 1 Rhys Griffin
Colin Osborne 5 | 2 Billy Gallie
Jack Neary 5 | 0 Jake Carter
Martyn Turner 5 | 2 Kelvin Hart
Kyle Richardson 5 | 0 Stephen Gallimore
David Ladley 5 | 3 Sam Ward
Ben Quenby 5 | 2 Shaun Moughtin
Mike Warburton 5 | 4 Anastasia Dobromyslova
Killian Heffernan 5 | 3 Dave Bayton
Jordan Brooks 5 | 4 Kenneth Matthews
David Neads 5 | 4 Diogo Portela
Last 128
Luke Hardy 5 | 4 Derek Lumley
Adam Mould 5 | 4 Carl Beattie
Niall Culleton 5 | 4 Matt Clark
Thomas Lovely 5 | 2 Corrine Hammond
Mike Norton 5 | 2 Neil MacDougall
Jamie Clark 5 | 1 Kevin Burness
Conan Whitehead 5 | 2 Coby Jones-Swanson
Robert Owen 5 | 2 Justin Hood
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 1 Jack Vincent
Barrie Bates 5 | 4 Jim Williams
Ryan Harrington 5 | 1 Joe Singleton
Gary Stafford 5 | 2 Scott Taylor
Jason Gallagher 5 | 2 Adam Huckvale
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 3 Adrian Devine
Nick Fullwell 5 | 1 Nick Jennings
Antony Allen 5 | 3 Robert Rickwood
Fallon Sherrock 5 | 0 Kevin Garcia
Darren Beveridge 5 | 3 Coni Singh Nagi
David Pallett 5 | 1 Wayne France
Dave Prins 5 | 0 Nathan Derry
Dom Taylor 5 | 4 Sean Fisher
Jim McEwan 5 | 3 Stephen Burton
John Imrie 5 | 4 Paul Mitchell
Reece Robinson 5 | 2 Prakash Jiwa
Graham Vernon 5 | 4 Chris Craven
Alex Long 5 | 2 Owen Maiden
Martin Green 5 | 1 Steve Hine
Sam Cankett 5 | 3 Chas Barstow
Stuart White 5 | 4 Mark Lawrence
Lewis Pride 5 | 3 Derek Coulson
Adrian Gray 5 | 0 Carter Guiney
Keelan Kay 5 | 3 Nathan Girvan
Stuart Reeve 5 | 2 Mark Esson
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 James Richardson
Chris Quantock 5 | 1 Simon McCall
Gavin Carlin 5 | 1 Michael Baker
Rhys Hayden 5 | 4 Nathan Boon
Stu Wilson 5 | 1 Aden Kirk
Scott Williams 5 | 4 Luke Smith
Liam Meek 5 | 1 Gareth Starling
Shaun McDonald 5 | 2 Scottie Walters
Ryan Furness 5 | 3 Alan Norris
Richie Burnett 5 | 3 Dan Read
Justin Smith 5 | 1 Daniel Day
Matthew Dennant 5 | 1 Scott Hope
Darren Johnson 5 | 0 Stephen McNally
Dean Jones (Wales) 5 | 3 Josh McCarthy
Nicholas Bell 5 | 1 Michael Barnard
Charlie Symons 5 | 2 Robbie Ellis
Tony Newell 5 | 1 Daniel Lauby
Arron Monk 5 | 1 Steven Bradley
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 4 Graham Usher
Richard North 5 | 2 Kevin McDine
John Bowles 5 | 0 Curtis Turner
Ian Mackenzie 5 | 2 John O'Shea
Lee Evans 5 | 3 Philip Borthwick
Martin Thomas 5 | 0 Micheal Fearon
Tony Procter 5 | 4 Colin Osborne
Jack Neary 5 | 4 Matt Jackson
Martyn Turner 5 | 3 Kyle Richardson
David Ladley 5 | 0 Richard Smith
Mike Warburton 5 | 3 Ben Quenby
Shane McGuirk 5 | 1 Killian Heffernan
David Neads 5 | 2 Jordan Brooks
Last 64
Adam Mould 5 | 1 Luke Hardy
Niall Culleton 5 | 4 Thomas Lovely
Mike Norton 5 | 2 Jamie Clark
Conan Whitehead 5 | 4 Robert Owen
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 3 Barrie Bates
Ryan Harrington 5 | 2 Gary Stafford
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 0 Jason Gallagher
Nick Fullwell 5 | 3 Antony Allen
Darren Beveridge 5 | 2 Fallon Sherrock
David Pallett 5 | 0 Dave Prins
Jim McEwan 5 | 1 Dom Taylor
John Imrie 5 | 4 Reece Robinson
Alex Long 5 | 0 Graham Vernon
Sam Cankett 5 | 0 Martin Green
Stuart White 5 | 2 Lewis Pride
Keelan Kay 5 | 3 Adrian Gray
Connor Scutt 5 | 0 Stuart Reeve
Gavin Carlin 5 | 2 Chris Quantock
Rhys Hayden 5 | 4 Stu Wilson
Liam Meek 5 | 2 Scott Williams
Ryan Furness 5 | 2 Shaun McDonald
Justin Smith 5 | 3 Richie Burnett
Matthew Dennant 5 | 0 Darren Johnson
Dean Jones (Wales) 5 | 3 Nicholas Bell
Tony Newell 5 | 3 Charlie Symons
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 3 Arron Monk
Richard North 5 | 1 John Bowles
Ian Mackenzie 5 | 4 Lee Evans
Martin Thomas 5 | 2 Tony Procter
Martyn Turner 5 | 3 Jack Neary
Mike Warburton 5 | 1 David Ladley
Shane McGuirk 5 | 3 David Neads
Last 32
Niall Culleton 5 | 2 Adam Mould
Conan Whitehead 5 | 4 Mike Norton
Ryan Harrington 5 | 4 Adam Smith-Neale
Nick Fullwell 5 | 3 Nathan Rafferty
Darren Beveridge 5 | 4 David Pallett
John Imrie 5 | 2 Jim McEwan
Sam Cankett 5 | 4 Alex Long
Keelan Kay 5 | 0 Stuart White
Connor Scutt 5 | 3 Gavin Carlin
Liam Meek 5 | 2 Rhys Hayden
Ryan Furness 5 | 3 Justin Smith
Matthew Dennant 5 | 3 Dean Jones (Wales)
Tony Newell 5 | 4 Ryan Hogarth
Richard North 5 | 3 Ian Mackenzie
Martin Thomas 5 | 1 Martyn Turner
Shane McGuirk 5 | 4 Mike Warburton
Last 16
Niall Culleton - | - Conan Whitehead
Ryan Harrington - | - Nick Fullwell
Darren Beveridge - | - John Imrie
Sam Cankett - | - Keelan Kay
Connor Scutt - | - Liam Meek
Matthew Dennant - | - Ryan Furness
Tony Newell - | - Richard North
Martin Thomas - | - Shane McGuirk

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