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German Darts Grand Prix: Luke Humphries thrashes Michael van Gerwen 8-1 to cruise to victory

Luke Humphries thrashed Michael van Gerwen 8-1 in Munich to register his sixth PDC European Tour title; watch the Premier League Darts every week live on Sky Sports, with Night Ten live from Manchester on Thursday

Monday 1 April 2024 22:39, UK

Luke Humphries claimed his sixth PDC European Tour title in spectacular style with glory over Michael van Gerwen in Monday's NEO.bet German Darts Grand Prix final.

World Champion Humphries had picked up his maiden European Tour success in the German Darts Grand Prix two years ago, and recaptured the title to the delight of a sell-out crowd at Zenith.

Humphries had been outstanding in his second-round win over Luke Woodhouse on Sunday, and swept to glory on Easter Monday with four brilliant displays.

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The World Champion - a winner of three Premier League nights during March - stated his intentions by opening Finals Day with a 111.63 average in his 6-2 third-round win over Ryan Joyce.

He repeated that scoreline in the quarter-finals against Danny Noppert - where he averaged 107 to Noppert's 106 - and then saw off Premier League rival Gerwyn Price 7-3 in the semi-finals, as his average dipped to 99.93.

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Results: German Darts Grand Prix

Quarter Finals: G Price (Wal) bt J Rock (NIrl) 6-5, L Humphries (Eng) bt D Noppert (Ned) 6-2, M Schindler (Ger) bt N Aspinall (Eng) 6-4, M van Gerwen (Ned) bt J Wattimena (Ned) 6-2

Semi Finals: L Humphries (Eng) bt G Price (Wal) 7-3, M van Gerwen (Ned) bt M Schindler (Ger) 7-2

Final: L Humphries (Eng) bt M van Gerwen (Ned) 8-1

Humphries was, though, almost unplayable in the final as he denied Van Gerwen a fourth German Darts Grand Prix title in an 8-1 romp against the world No 2, averaging 112.66 and taking out a second 170 finish of the event as he hit eight doubles from 13 attempts.

"I was just unbeatable there to be honest and I'm really, really proud of the way I've played this weekend," Humphries said. "That's the level you have to be to win nowadays. I felt a little bit tired against Gezzy but I kept going and that final against Michael felt effortless, it felt good.

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"To put in performances like that in finals is obviously really pleasing but for me to pick up another European Tour title two years on since my first is really special. The crowd have been absolutely amazing for me, it's something that I'm not used to but I really appreciate it - it meant a lot."

How Humphries cruised to German victory

Van Gerwen took the final's opening leg with a 14-darter, but that would be as good as it got for the Dutchman as Humphries levelled in the same manner before punishing a missed double eight with another 14-darter to break.

Humphries then took out 112 to move 3-1 up, fired in checkouts of 81 and 96 for 11-darters to put daylight between the pair and then landed another 14-darter for a 6-1 cushion.

A sensational 170 checkout - matching his high finish against Woodhouse on Sunday - moved Humphries to the brink of victory, and three missed doubles from Van Gerwen in the next allowed him in to seal the title.

"I think the two best players in the world were fighting it out. I know 8-1 is a bit of a flattering score but me and Michael will have many finals in the future," Humphries added. "The way I've played this weekend is the levels you have to be to win - that's how crazy the game's got and that's how good you have to be to beat the likes of Michael.

"He's been here for 10 years consistently one of the best players in the world and I look up to him a lot, so to beat him in another final is fantastic. I just love playing him, to be honest, he shows a lot of respect and it was a great final. That's elite sport - sometimes it's your day and today was my day."

Van Gerwen had been bidding to claim a fourth German Darts Grand Prix title and a first ranking success since May, but was left with the £12,000 runner-up prize.

However, he had been in fine form himself during Sunday, whitewashing Joe Cullen with a 102 average in the last 16 and dropping only two legs apiece against Jermaine Wattimena and Martin Schindler in reaching the final.

"You need to perform really well if you want to beat him, we all know that," Van Gerwen said. "Early doors in the game I had a few chances but my scoring wasn't good enough and fair play to him.

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"I think at this moment he is the best player and we all have to face it, we have to battle but he also knows this is not going to run forever. He's playing some cracking darts, I have to admit that."

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Premier League Darts now heads to the AO Arena in Manchester for Night 10 of the action on Thursday April 4.

Night 10 will see Nathan Aspinall vs Rob Cross start the night before Luke Littler faces van Gerwen, Michael Smith takes on Humphries, and Price is up against Peter Wright.

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Incredible Humphries storms to NEO.bet German Darts Grand Prix title

Luke Humphries claimed his sixth PDC European Tour title in spectacular style with glory over Michael van Gerwen in Monday's NEO.bet German Darts Grand Prix final in Munich.

World Champion Humphries had picked up his maiden European Tour success in the German Darts Grand Prix two years ago, and recaptured the title to the delight of a sell-out crowd at Zenith.

Humphries had been outstanding in his second round win over Luke Woodhouse on Sunday, and swept to glory on Easter Monday with four brilliant displays.

The World Champion - a winner of three Premier League nights during March - stated his intentions by opening Finals Day with a 111.63 average in his 6-2 third round win over Ryan Joyce.

He repeated that scoreline in the quarter-finals against Danny Noppert - where he averaged 107 to Noppert's 106 - and then saw off Premier League rival Gerwyn Price 7-3 in the semi-finals, as his average dipped to 99.93.

Humphries was, though, almost unplayable in the final as he denied Van Gerwen a fourth German Darts Grand Prix title in an 8-1 romp against the world number two, averaging 112.66 and taking out a second 170 finish of the event as he hit eight doubles from 13 attempts.

"I was just unbeatable there to be honest and I'm really, really proud of the way I've played this weekend," said Humphries. "That's the level you have to be at to win nowadays.

"I felt a little bit tired against Gezzy but I kept going and that final against Michael felt effortless, it felt good.

"To put in performances like that in finals is obviously really pleasing, but for me pick up another European Tour title two years on since my first is really special.

"The crowd have been absolutely amazing for me, it's something that I'm not used to but I really appreciate it - it meant a lot."

Van Gerwen took the final's opening leg with a 14-darter, but that would be as good as it got for the Dutchman as Humphries levelled in the same manner before punishing a miss at double eight with another 14-darter to break.

Humphries then took out 112 to move 3-1 up, fired in checkouts of 81 and 96 for 11-darters to put daylight between the pair and then landed another 14-darter for a 6-1 cushion.

A sensational 170 checkout - matching his high finish against Woodhouse on Sunday - moved Humphries to the brink of victory, and three missed doubles from Van Gerwen in the next allowed him in to seal the title.

"I think the two best players in the world were fighting it out. I know 8-1 is a bit of a flattering score but me and Michael will have many finals in the future," added Humphries.

"The way I've played this weekend is the levels you have to be to win - that's how crazy the game's got and that's how good you have to be to beat the likes of Michael.

"He's been here for ten years consistently one of the best players in the world and I look up to him a lot, so to beat him in another final is fantastic.

"I just love playing him to be honest, he shows a lot of respect and it was a great final. That's elite sport - sometimes it's your day and today was my day."

Van Gerwen had been bidding to claim a fourth German Darts Grand Prix title and a first ranking success since May, but was left with the £12,000 runner-up prize.

However, he had been in fine form himself during Monday, whitewashing Joe Cullen with a 102 average in the last 16 and dropping only two legs apiece against Jermaine Wattimena and Martin Schindler in reaching the final.

"It's a good time for myself to [reach] the final," said Van Gerwen. "Of course there's a lot of negatives but also a lot of positives and my form I think has come from far - to reach the final I think is a big positive.

"I want to say thank you to the crowd, thanks for the organisation - I think it was a good tournament and I'm pleased.

"You need to perform really well if you want to beat Luke, we all know that. Early doors in the game I had a few chances but my scoring wasn't good enough and fair play to him.

"I think at this moment he is the best player and we all have to face it, we have to battle but he also knows this is not going to run forever. He's playing some cracking darts, I have to admit that."

Price reached his second successive European Tour semi-final of 2024, whitewashing Ryan Searle with a scintillating third round display before edging out Josh Rock in a deciding leg in the quarter-finals.

Schindler's best run for 12 months - since reaching a European Tour semi-final in Riesa on the same weekend last year - saw him overcome both Chris Dobey and Nathan Aspinall 6-4 on Monday before losing out to Van Gerwen.

Wattimena saw off top seed Dave Chisnall 6-5 in the third round, while Rock and Noppert overcame Premier League aces Michael Smith and Rob Cross respectively on Monday afternoon to book quarter-final places.

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NEO.bet German Darts Grand Prix Monday April 1 Afternoon Session Third Round Josh Rock 6-4 Michael Smith Gerwyn Price 6-0 Ryan Searle Danny Noppert 6-2 Rob Cross Luke Humphries 6-2 Ryan Joyce Nathan Aspinall 6-2 Ross Smith Martin Schindler 6-4 Chris Dobey Michael van Gerwen 6-0 Joe Cullen Jermaine Wattimena 6-5 Dave Chisnall

Evening Session Quarter-Finals Gerwyn Price 6-5 Josh Rock Luke Humphries 6-2 Danny Noppert Martin Schindler 6-4 Nathan Aspinall Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Jermaine Wattimena Semi-Finals Luke Humphries 7-3 Gerwyn Price Michael van Gerwen 7-2 Martin Schindler Final Luke Humphries 8-1 Michael van Gerwen

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The Machineseeker European Darts Championship was the first Major event in Germany in 2008 and set standards for the future. After the return of the PDC Europe major event to Dortmund in 2022 the legendary Westfalenhalle will be the venue again in 2024.

The best 32 players of the European Tour Order of Merit (after the 13 ET events) will then compete for the major price of the European darts year in Dortmund and fight for a total of 500,000 pounds in prize money. Peter Wright will aim to defend his 2023 title here.

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German Darts Grand Prix 2024: Draw, schedule, results, odds & TV coverage details

The full results and round-ups from the NEO.bet German Darts Grand Prix, which takes place from March 30-April 1.

The European Tour season continues in Germany, where Michael Smith is bidding to defend his title.

Here is everything you need to know including the full draw, daily schedule, prize money and history.

German Darts Grand Prix: Draw & Tournament bracket

• Seedings in brackets
• (2) Luke Humphries 8-1 Michael van Gerwen (8)

SEMI-FINALS

• (3) Gerwyn Price 3-7 Luke Humphries (2)
• Martin Schindler 2-7 Michael van Gerwen (8)

QUARTER-FINAL

• (6) Josh Rock 5-6 Gerwyn Price (3)
• (10) Danny Noppert 2-6 Luke Humphries (2)
• Nathan Aspinall 4-6 Martin Schindler
• (8) Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Jermaine Wattimena

ROUND THREE

• (6) Josh Rock 6-4 Michael Smith (11)
• (3) Gerwyn Price 6-0 Ryan Searle (14)
• (7) Rob Cross 2-6 Danny Noppert (10)
• (2) Luke Humphries 6-2 Ryan Joyce
• Nathan Aspinall 6-2 Ross Smith
• Martin Schindler 6-4 Chris Dobey
• (8) Michael van Gerwen 6-0 Joe Cullen
• (1) Dave Chisnall 5-6 Jermaine Wattimena

Seeds enter in round two on Sunday

• (6) Josh Rock 6-5 Richard Veenstra
• (11) Michael Smith 6-4 Cameron Menzies
• (3) Gerwyn Price 6-4 Peter Wright
• (14) Ryan Searle 6-2 Steve Lennon
• (7) Rob Cross 6-2 Daryl Gurney
• (10) Danny Noppert 6-5 Gian van Veen
• (2) Luke Humphries 6-3 Luke Woodhouse
• (15) Ricardo Pietreczko 1-6 Ryan Joyce
• (5) Dirk van Duijvenbode 4-6 Nathan Aspinall
• (12) Ross Smith 6-1 Brendan Dolan
• (4) Damon Heta 1-6 Martin Schindler
• (13) Krzysztof Ratajski 4-6 Chris Dobey
• (8) Michael van Gerwen 6-4 Jeffrey de Zwaan
• (9) Jonny Clayton 3-6 Joe Cullen
• (1) Dave Chisnall 6-4 Dimitri Van den Bergh
• (16) Stephen Bunting 2-6 Jermaine Wattimena

Winners to play the seeds

• Ryan Joyce 6-4 Kevin Doets
• Brendan Dolan 6-2 Alan Soutar
• Jermaine Wattimena 6-0 Franz Roetzsch
• Cameron Menzies 6-4 Mike De Decker
• Jeffrey De Zwaan 6-5 Matthias Ehlers
• Richard Veenstra 6-3 Oliver Mueller
• Luke Woodhouse 6-5 Niels Zonneveld
• Chris Dobey 6-2 Viktor Tingstrom
• Steve Lennon 6-3 Lukas Wenig
• Daryl Gurney 6-3 James Wade
• Joe Cullen 6-2 Andrew Gilding
• Martin Schindler 6-1 Vitezslav Sedlak
• Nathan Aspinall 6-2 Michael Unterbuchner
• Gian van Veen 6-5 Raymond van Barneveld
• Peter Wright 6-3 Jose de Sousa
• Dimitri Van den Bergh 6-5 Gabriel Clemens

German Darts Grand Prix: Schedule and results

Saturday March 30 First Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)

Sunday March 31 Second Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)

• Ross Smith 6-1 Brendan Dolan
• Josh Rock 6-5 Richard Veenstra
• Chris Dobey 6-4 Krzysztof Ratajski
• Ryan Joyce 6-1 Ricardo Pietreczko
• Jermaine Wattimena 6-2 Stephen Bunting
• Ryan Searle 6-2 Steve Lennon
• Rob Cross 6-2 Daryl Gurney
• Nathan Aspinall 6-4 Dirk van Duijvenbode
• Michael Smith 6-4 Cameron Menzies
• Danny Noppert 6-5 Gian van Veen
• Gerwyn Price 6-4 Peter Wright
• Luke Humphries 6-3 Luke Woodhouse
• Martin Schindler 6-1 Damon Heta
• Michael van Gerwen 6-4 Jeffrey de Zwaan
• Dave Chisnall 6-4 Dimitri Van den Bergh
• Joe Cullen 6-3 Jonny Clayton

Monday April 11 Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Third Round

• Josh Rock 6-4 Michael Smith
• Gerwyn Price 6-0 Ryan Searle
• Rob Cross 2-6 Danny Noppert
• Luke Humphries 6-2 Ryan Joyce
• Michael van Gerwen 6-0 Joe Cullen
• Dave Chisnall 5-6 Jermaine Wattimena

Quarter-finals

• Josh Rock 5-6 Gerwyn Price
• Danny Noppert 2-6 Luke Humphries
• Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Jermaine Wattimena

Semi-finals

• Gerwyn Price 3-7 Luke Humphries
• Martin Schindler 2-7 Michael van Gerwen

Format All games up to and including the quarter-finals are the best of 11 legs, with the semi-finals the best of 13 legs and the final the best of 15 legs.

German Darts Grand Prix: Sky Bet odds

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Where can I watch the German Darts Grand Prix on TV?

Live coverage of all 2024 European Tour events will be streamed through Viaplay, and through DAZN for viewers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Coverage will also be shown on PDCTV (excluding Germany, Austria and Switzerland) and through bookmakers' worldwide.

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German Darts Grand Prix: Past Finals

• 2017: Michael van Gerwen 6-3 Rob Cross
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Rydz And Edhouse Double Up As Euro Tour 3&4 Qualifiers Decided

Callan Rydz and Ritchie Edhouse were the only players to qualify for both tournaments as the qualifiers for Euro Tour 3 and 4 took place in Leicester on Wednesday.

‘The Riot’ backed up his Players Championship 3 semi final appearance on Monday with a string of solid displays while Edhouse was equally impressive across both events, even throwing a nine darter in the second event of the day..

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Belgian Mike de Decker led the list of qualifiers for the International Darts Open (ET3), due to take place in Riesa, Germany from April 12-14.

The top seed was one of the ten qualifiers, a reduced number on recent years after the changes to the Tour ahead of this year , after he defeated Callum Goffin, Matthew Dennant and Lee Evans, losing just five legs across the three matches.

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Englishman Ritchie Edhouse threw a nine darter on his way to qualifying for the European Darts Grand Prix (ET4), due to take place in Sindelfingen from April 19-21.

Having already beaten UK Open semi finalist Adam Gawlas in his opening match, Edhouse achieved darting perfection in his win over Kevin Doets before beating Alan Soutar to complete his double qualification.

Callan Rydz averaged over 100 in two of this three wins to match Edhouse’s feat, while Luke Littler won three of his four matches in a deciding leg, including his final match with Ian White, to book his place.

Other qualifiers alongside Edhouse, Rydz and Littler were:

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Bei der Darts European Tour steht das German Darts Grand Prix auf dem Programm und damit der zweite Wettkampf der Tour. In München kämpfen die besten Dartsspieler um den Sieg und um die Spitze bei der European Tour. Alle Infos bekommt ihr hier.

Bereits in den letzten beiden Tagen fanden die ersten beiden Wettkampftage des German Darts Grand Prix statt. Heute geht es in den Finaltag und damit auch in die entscheidende Phase. Michael Smith ist der amtierende Sieger des letztjährigen German Darts Grand Prix. Im Finale setzte er sich mit 8:5 gegen Nathan Aspinall durch. Auch in diesem Jahr geht das Turnier in München wieder an den Start. Mit der 3. Runde, dem Viertelfinale, dem Halbfinale und dem Finale seht ihr heute die geballte Ladung Darts.

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Auch beim German Darts Grand Prix in München ist wieder die gesamte Darts-Elite dabei. Die Top-16 der Weltrangliste sind allesamt automatisch qualifiziert. Somit sind Darts Legenden wie Michael van Gerwen oder Gerwyn Price selbstverständlich in München am Start. Ebenfalls dabei sind die Top-16 der Pro Tour. Ebenfalls dabei sind zehn Teilnehmer als Sieger eines Qualifikationsturniers , sowie ein Spieler aus der Region Nordic Baltic und aus dem Osteuropäischen Raum.

Auch dabei sind selbstverständlich vier deutsche Qualifikanten mit Oliver Müller, Michael Unterbuchner, Matthias Ehlers und Franz Rötzsch. Über das Qualifikationsturnier und die Pro Tour sind mit Ricardo Pietreczko, Martin Schindler, Lukas Wenig und Gabriel Clemens noch vier weitere Deutsche mit am Start.

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Auch der heutige Finaltag wird live auf DAZN übertragen. Ihr seht dabei alle Sessions in voller Länge.

German Darts Grand Prix auf DAZN: Session 1 live

Bereits um 13 Uhr startet der Tag mit der 3. Runde. Damit startet die DAZN-Übertragung auch bereits um 13 Uhr. Die Übertragung von der 1. Session seht ihr im LIVE-STREAM in der DAZN-App . Auch im TV seht ihr den Grand Prix live auf DAZN 2 ab 13 Uhr.

German Darts Grand Prix auf DAZN: Session 2 live

Auch Session 2 seht ihr am Abend live. Diese startet um 19 Uhr und wird ebenfalls live auf DAZN zu sehen sein. Los geht es mit dem Viertelfinale. Im weiteren Verlauf des Abends folgen dann das Halbfinale und das Finale. Übertragen wird auch die 2. Session wieder im LIVE-STREAM in der DAZN-App . Ebenfalls auf DAZN 2 geht es auch im TV am Abend mit der Übertragung auf den linearen Kanälen weiter. Das gesamte Programm der TV-Sender findet ihr hier.

German Darts Grand Prix auf Sport1: Die Übertragung

Auch Sport1 zeigt den Finaltag des German Darts Grand Prix live. Ab 13 Uhr läuft dort die 1. Session im TV. Im LIVE-STREAM bietet  auch Sport1 eine Übertragung an. Diese seht ihr parallel zur TV-Übertragung auf der Website von Sport1. Auch die späte Session ab 19 Uhr überträgt Sport1 live.

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Auf DAZN seid ihr nicht nur beim German Darts Grand Prix und der European Tour dabei. Mit der WM, der Darts Premier League und vielen weiteren Highlights des Darts Kalenders ist DAZN die Nummer 1. Um den besten Darts live auf DAZN zu sehen, benötigt ihr ein DAZN World-Paket . Auch in den Paketen Super Sports und Unlimited ist das gesamte Darts-Angebot enthalten. Ebenfalls verfügbar sind alle Darts Events auf DAZN auch in Österreich und in der Schweiz.

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Schindler fand gegen van Gerwen unterstützt vom Münchner Publikum gut ins Spiel, ließ im dritten Leg aber die große Chance auf ein frühes Break liegen. Sein Gegner machte es im sechsten Durchgang besser und baute seine Führung in den beiden nachfolgenden Legs weiter aus. Bereits der zweite Matchdart besiegelte schließlich Schindlers sechste Niederlage in Serie gegen den Niederländer.

Auf seinem Weg ins Halbfinale hatte Schindler zuvor einige namhafte Gegner besiegt. Nachdem "The Wall" am Wochenende bereits den Weltranglisten-Neunten Damon Heta aus Australien ausgeschaltet hatte, setzte er sich am Ostermontag im Achtel- und Viertelfinale jeweils mit 6:4 gegen Chris Dobey und die Nummer vier der Order of Merit Nathan Aspinall (beide England) durch.

Deutschlands Nummer eins Gabriel Clemens (Saarwellingen) war bereits an Auftaktgegner Dimitri van den Bergh (Belgien) gescheitert. Ricardo Pietreczko (Nürnberg), der in der Weltrangliste auf Rang 34 zwölf Plätze hinter Clemens und zehn hinter Schindler liegt, schied in Runde zwei aus.

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Tournament centre German Darts Grand Prix 2024: Schedule, all results, TV guide and prize money breakdown

Stay fully informed about the latest events during the German Darts Grand Prix 2024 in our tournament centre . Here you will find the playing schedule , all results, information about the prize money distribution and explanations about access to the coverage on TV or stream.

The German Darts Grand Prix is on the PDC calendar for the sixth time. In 2017, the tournament was still played in Mannheim, but then moved to its current location in Munich. Michael van Gerwen won the first three editions of this Euro Tour tournament, but in the last two years Luke Humphries and Michael Smith respectively wrote the German Darts Grand Prix to their names.

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TV Guide: This is how to watch the 2024 German Darts Grand Prix

German darts grand prix 2024 prize money breakdown: £175,000 on offer,  schedule german darts grand prix 2024.

Saturday, March 30

First round

Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)

Ryan Joyce (95.40) 6-4 (94.29) Kevin Doets

Brendan Dolan (94.26) 6-2 (83.49) Alan Soutar

Franz Roetzsch (76.53) 0-6 (85.89) Jermaine Wattimena

Cameron Menzies (98.16) 6-4 (96.57) Mike De Decker

Jeffrey De Zwaan (86.69) 6-5 (81.30) Matthias Ehlers

Oliver Mueller (87.32) 3-6 (87.74) Richard Veenstra

Niels Zonneveld (90.36) 5-6 (94.93) Luke Woodhouse

Chris Dobey (103.42) 6-2 (85.05) Viktor Tingstrom

Evening session (from 6 p.m.)

Lukas Wenig (86.30) 3-6 (86.49) Steve Lennon

James Wade (87.95) 3-6 (97.19) Daryl Gurney

Andrew Gilding (89.74) 2-6 (99.62) Joe Cullen

Martin Schindler (92.04) 6-1 (74.97) Vitezslav Sedlak

Nathan Aspinall (92.29) 6-2 (87.34) Michael Unterbuchner

Raymond van Barneveld (94.98) 5-6 (96.65) Gian van Veen

Peter Wright (103.94) 6-3 (96.02) Jose de Sousa

Dimitri Van den Bergh (100.69) 6-5 (91.78) Gabriel Clemens

Sunday, March 31

Second round

Ross Smith (93.51) 6-1 (87.34) Brendan Dolan

Josh Rock (94.36) 6-5 (88.75) Richard Veenstra

Krzysztof Ratajski (91.98) 4-6 (92.05) Chris Dobey

Ricardo Pietreczko (89.78) 1-6 (102.88) Ryan Joyce

Stephen Bunting (91.05) 2-6 (91.88) Jermaine Wattimena

Ryan Searle (90.55) 6-2 (80.50) Steve Lennon

Rob Cross (96.71) 6-2 (90.64) Daryl Gurney

Dirk van Duijvenbode (94.17) 4-6 (98.04) Nathan Aspinall

Michael Smith (102.15) 6-4 (99.99) Cameron Menzies

Danny Noppert (104.61) 6-5 (108.51) Gian van Veen

Gerwyn Price (100.24) 6-4 (91.56) Peter Wright

Luke Humphries (108.68) 6-3 (99.40) Luke Woodhouse

Damon Heta (91.63) 1-6 (99.29) Martin Schindler

Michael van Gerwen (97.97) 6-4 (83.08) Jeffrey de Zwaan

Dave Chisnall (90.37) 6-4 (84.31) Dimitri Van den Bergh

Jonny Clayton (94.21) 3-6 (96.05) Joe Cullen

Monday, April 1 .

Third Round

Josh Rock (91.91) 6-4 (95.36) Michael Smith

Gerwyn Price (112.73) 6-0 (96.42) Ryan Searle

Rob Cross (91.18) 2-6 (100.23) Danny Noppert

Luke Humphries (111.63) 6-2 (102.40) Ryan Joyce

Nathan Aspinall (102.78) 6-2 (97.06) Ross Smith

Martin Schindler (98.01) 6-4 (95.37) Chris Dobey

Michael van Gerwen (102.48) 6-0 (83.93) Joe Cullen

Dave Chisnall (94.50) 5-6 (95.33) Jermaine Wattimena

Quarter-Finals

Josh Rock (99.99) 5-6 (101.05) Gerwyn Price

Danny Noppert (106.44) 2-6 (106.94) Luke Humphries

Nathan Aspinall (93.99) 4-6 (100.83) Martin Schindler

Michael van Gerwen (95.37) 6-2 (95.36) Jermaine Wattimena

Semi-Finals

Gerwyn Price (92.32) 3-7 (99.93) Luke Humphries

Martin Schindler (96.63) 2-7 (101.00) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Humphries (112.66) 8-1 (96.80) Michael van Gerwen

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