European Championship 2019 Tournament Centre: Schedule, TV Coverage, Prize Fund and Format
Post TypeThursday, 24 October 2019 at 18:52
The twelfth edition of the European Championship will be held from 24-27 October at the Lokhalle in Göttingen.
All the useful information about the European Championship can be found below, in the Dartsnews.com tournament centre.
Tournament Bracket
(1) Michael van Gerwen v (32) Ross Smith
(16) Glen Durrant v (17) Ricky Evans
(8) Joe Cullen v (25) Mervyn King
(9) Rob Cross v (24) Darren Webster
(5) Dave Chisnall v (28) Dimitri Van den Bergh
(12) James Wade v (21) Jonny Clayton
(4) Daryl Gurney v (29) William O'Connor
(13) Adrian Lewis v (20) Simon Whitlock
(2) Ian White v (31) Michael Smith
(15) Keegan Brown v (18) Stephen Bunting
(7) Peter Wright v (26) Jeffrey de Zwaan
(10) Jamie Hughes v (23) Jermaine Wattimena
(6) Mensur Suljovic v (27) Vincent van der Voort
(11) Krzysztof Ratajski v (22) Chris Dobey
(3) Gerwyn Price v (30) Ted Evetts
(14) Nathan Aspinall v (19) Steve Beaton
(16) Glen Durrant v (17) Ricky Evans
(8) Joe Cullen v (25) Mervyn King
(9) Rob Cross v (24) Darren Webster
(5) Dave Chisnall v (28) Dimitri Van den Bergh
(12) James Wade v (21) Jonny Clayton
(4) Daryl Gurney v (29) William O'Connor
(13) Adrian Lewis v (20) Simon Whitlock
(2) Ian White v (31) Michael Smith
(15) Keegan Brown v (18) Stephen Bunting
(7) Peter Wright v (26) Jeffrey de Zwaan
(10) Jamie Hughes v (23) Jermaine Wattimena
(6) Mensur Suljovic v (27) Vincent van der Voort
(11) Krzysztof Ratajski v (22) Chris Dobey
(3) Gerwyn Price v (30) Ted Evetts
(14) Nathan Aspinall v (19) Steve Beaton
Schedule
Thursday October 24
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
First Round x8
Joe Cullen v Mervyn King
Dave Chisnall v Dimitri Van den Bergh
Glen Durrant v Ricky Evans
Adrian Lewis v Simon Whitlock
Rob Cross v Darren Webster
James Wade v Jonny Clayton
Michael van Gerwen v Ross Smith
Daryl Gurney v William O'Connor
Dave Chisnall v Dimitri Van den Bergh
Glen Durrant v Ricky Evans
Adrian Lewis v Simon Whitlock
Rob Cross v Darren Webster
James Wade v Jonny Clayton
Michael van Gerwen v Ross Smith
Daryl Gurney v William O'Connor
Friday October 25
Afternoon Session (1245 local time, 1145 BST)
First Round x8
Jamie Hughes v Jermaine Wattimena
Keegan Brown v Stephen Bunting
Krzysztof Ratajski v Chris Dobey
Nathan Aspinall v Steve Beaton
Mensur Suljovic v Vincent van der Voort
Ian White v Michael Smith
Peter Wright v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Gerwyn Price v Ted Evetts
Keegan Brown v Stephen Bunting
Krzysztof Ratajski v Chris Dobey
Nathan Aspinall v Steve Beaton
Mensur Suljovic v Vincent van der Voort
Ian White v Michael Smith
Peter Wright v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Gerwyn Price v Ted Evetts
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Second Round x4
Cullen/King v Cross/Webster
Gurney/O'Connor v Lewis/Whitlock
Chisnall/Van den Bergh v Wade/Clayton
Van Gerwen/R Smith v Durrant/Evans
Gurney/O'Connor v Lewis/Whitlock
Chisnall/Van den Bergh v Wade/Clayton
Van Gerwen/R Smith v Durrant/Evans
Saturday October 26
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Second Round x4
Suljovic/Van der Voort v Ratajski/Dobey
White/M Smith v Brown/Bunting
Price/Evetts v Aspinall/Beaton
Wright/De Zwaan v Hughes/Wattimena
White/M Smith v Brown/Bunting
Price/Evetts v Aspinall/Beaton
Wright/De Zwaan v Hughes/Wattimena
Sunday October 27 (1245 local time, 1145 BST)
Afternoon Session
Quarter-Finals
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
Semi-Finals & Final
Prize Money
| Result | Prize Money | |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | (1) | £120,000 |
| Runner up | (1) | £60,000 |
| Semi-Finalists | (2) | £32,000 |
| Quarter-Finalists | (4) | £20,000 |
| Last 16 | (8) | £10,000 |
| Last 32 | (16) | £6,000 |
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
Second Round - Best of 19 legs
Quarter-Finals - Best of 19 legs
Semi-Finals - Best of 21 legs
Final - Best of 21 legs
ITV4 TV Guide
Thursday 24 October: 6pm-10pm
Friday 25 October (afternoon): 11:45am-4pm
Friday 25 October (evening): 6pm-10pm
Saturday 26 October: 6pm-10pm
Sunday 27 October (afternoon): 11:45am-4pm
Sunday 27 October (evening): 6pm-10pm
Roll of Honour
2008 Phil Taylor def Adrian Lewis 11-5
2009 Phil Taylor def Steve Beaton 11-3
2010 Phil Taylor def Wayne Jones 11-1
2011 Phil Taylor def Adrian Lewis 11-8
2012 Simon Whitlock def Wes Newton 11-5
2013 Adrian Lewis def Simon Whitlock 11-6
2014 Michael van Gerwen def Terry Jenkins 11-4
2015 Michael van Gerwen def Gary Anderson 11-10
2016 Michael van Gerwen def Mensur Suljovic 11-1
2017 Michael van Gerwen def Rob Cross 11-7
2018 James Wade def Simon Whitlock 11-8
2009 Phil Taylor def Steve Beaton 11-3
2010 Phil Taylor def Wayne Jones 11-1
2011 Phil Taylor def Adrian Lewis 11-8
2012 Simon Whitlock def Wes Newton 11-5
2013 Adrian Lewis def Simon Whitlock 11-6
2014 Michael van Gerwen def Terry Jenkins 11-4
2015 Michael van Gerwen def Gary Anderson 11-10
2016 Michael van Gerwen def Mensur Suljovic 11-1
2017 Michael van Gerwen def Rob Cross 11-7
2018 James Wade def Simon Whitlock 11-8
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