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PDC European Tour 2024

Das Preisgeld wurde im Vergleich zum Vorjahr um 35.000 £ auf nun 175.000 £ pro Turnier erh�ht.

Die Wettbewerbe werden jeweils über drei Tage veranstaltet und ein Feld von 48 Spielern beinhalten.

Die Qualifikationskriterien wurden 2024 �berarbeitet. Die Top-16 der Weltrangliste sind automatisch f�r alle Events der European Tour teilnahmeberechtigt. Hinzu kommen die besten 16 Spieler des Pro Tour-Order of Merit (f�r die zweite Runde gesetzt), zehn Gewinner eines Qualifikationsturniers f�r Inhaber einer Tourkarte, vier nationale Qualifkanten, ein Spieler aus der Region Nordic & Baltic und ein osteurop�ischer Qualifikant.

European Tour 2024

Die PDC Tour auf dem europäischen Festland besteht 2024 wieder aus 13 Wettbewerben, sechs davon in Deutschland (M�nchen, Riesa, Sindelfingen, Kiel, Leverkusen und Hildesheim). Au�erdem stehen �sterreich, Belgien, die Niederlande, Tschechien, Ungarn und die Schweiz auf dem Programm.

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2024 NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix draw & schedule

Rob Cross will begin his defence of the NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix against Martin Schindler or Gian van Veen, with Luke Humphries and Luke Littler poised to renew their rivalry in Sindelfingen this weekend.

The Glaspalast will play host to the year's fourth PDC European Tour event from April 19-21, with the draw and schedule now confirmed for the £175,000 tournament.

This weekend’s action will see reigning champion Cross competing alongside world number one Humphries, Dutch superstar Michael van Gerwen and the returning Littler, who won the year's first European Tour title on debut in Wieze last month.

Friday's first round - which will be broadcast through PDCTV , Viaplay and DAZN - will feature 16 matches across two sessions, as Germany's new number one Schindler takes centre stage.

Schindler defeated Gerwyn Price to triumph in last weekend's NEO.bet International Darts Open, and the diminutive German will begin his bid for back-to-back European Tour titles against European Championship semi-finalist Van Veen.

Schindler's World Cup partner Gabriel Clemens will play Rene Eidams in an all-German affair, while Host Nation Qualifier Arno Merk has the unenviable task of taking on Belgian Darts Open champion Littler for a place in round two.

Franz Roetzsch will make his return to home soil against five-time World Champion Raymond van Barneveld, while the talented Niko Springer faces World Championship semi-finalist Scott Williams in his opening game.

2017 champion Peter Wright - also a three-time runner-up in Sindelfingen - opens his challenge against Mickey Mansell, as Joe Cullen meets Swedish qualifier Johan Engstrom.

Former European Darts Grand Prix winners Jose de Sousa and Ian White face Daryl Gurney and Chris Dobey respectively, with Masters champion Stephen Bunting drawn against Croatia's Romeo Grbavac.

2023 UK Open champion Andrew Gilding goes head-to-head with Brendan Dolan in another intriguing tie, while Ritchie Edhouse will aim to build upon his run to the quarter-finals in Riesa when he meets 2018 runner-up James Wade.

The 16 seeded players will then headline Saturday's second round, as defending champion Cross prepares to take on Schindler or Van Veen for a place in the last 16.

Humphries, meanwhile, could play Littler in a repeat of January's World Championship showpiece, with the World Champion aiming to repeat his 2022 triumph in Sindelfingen.

Third seed Price will kick off his campaign against Gilding or Dolan, while two-time champion Van Gerwen could renew his rivalry with Cullen, in a repeat of the 2022 Premier League final.

Stephen Burton and Keane Barry will battle it out for the right to play top seed Dave Chisnall, as fourth seed Damon Heta awaits the winner of the clash between Wright and Mansell.

Two-time World Champion Gary Anderson has been handed a tie with Niels Zonneveld or former PDC Asian Champion Christian Perez, while 2023 World Champion Michael Smith meets Roetzsch or Van Barneveld for a place in the last 16.

Ricardo Pietreczko is guaranteed to face a fellow countryman in the shape of Clemens or Eidams, before fifth seed Dirk van Duijvenbode enters the fray against Edhouse or Wade.

Following Saturday's second round, the last 16 will take place on Sunday afternoon, before the tournament concludes with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final in a bumper evening session. NB: From the original list of entries, Nathan Aspinall has withdrawn due to personal reasons, while Dimitri Van den Bergh is absent due to illness. They have been replaced by Ian White and Niels Zonneveld from the Reserve List.

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.

2024 NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix Glaspalast, Sindelfingen, April 19-21 Tournament Draw Bracket - Second Round Onwards (6) Josh Rock v Callan Rydz/Jeffrey Sparidaans (11) Michael Smith v Franz Roetzsch/Raymond van Barneveld (3) Gerwyn Price v Andrew Gilding/Brendan Dolan (14) Gary Anderson v Niels Zonneveld/Christian Perez (7) Rob Cross v Martin Schindler/Gian van Veen (10) Danny Noppert v Jose de Sousa/Daryl Gurney (2) Luke Humphries v Arno Merk/Luke Littler (15) Ryan Searle v Stephen Bunting/Romeo Grbavac (5) Dirk van Duijvenbode v Ritchie Edhouse/James Wade (12) Ross Smith v Luke Woodhouse/Martin Lukeman (4) Damon Heta v Peter Wright/Mickey Mansell (13) Krzysztof Ratajski v Scott Williams/Niko Springer (8) Michael van Gerwen v Johan Engstrom/Joe Cullen (9) Jonny Clayton v Chris Dobey/Ian White (1) Dave Chisnall v Stephen Burton/Keane Barry (16) Ricardo Pietreczko v Gabriel Clemens/Rene Eidams

Schedule of Play Friday April 19 First Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Callan Rydz v Jeffrey Sparidaans Stephen Burton v Keane Barry Scott Williams v Niko Springer Andrew Gilding v Brendan Dolan Luke Woodhouse v Martin Lukeman Johan Engstrom v Joe Cullen Niels Zonneveld v Christian Perez Jose de Sousa v Daryl Gurney

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Ritchie Edhouse v James Wade Stephen Bunting v Romeo Grbavac Franz Roetzsch v Raymond van Barneveld Chris Dobey v Ian White Arno Merk v Luke Littler Martin Schindler v Gian van Veen Peter Wright v Mickey Mansell Gabriel Clemens v Rene Eidams

Saturday April 20 Second Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Krzysztof Ratajski v Williams/Springer Ross Smith v Woodhouse/Lukeman Ryan Searle v Bunting/Grbavac Dirk van Duijvenbode v Edhouse/Wade Danny Noppert v De Sousa/Gurney Jonny Clayton v Dobey/White Dave Chisnall v Burton/Barry Josh Rock v Rydz/Sparidaans

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Gary Anderson v Zonneveld/Perez Gerwyn Price v Gilding/Dolan Michael Smith v Roetzsch/Van Barneveld Damon Heta v Wright/Mansell Rob Cross v Schindler/Van Veen Michael van Gerwen v Engstrom/Cullen Luke Humphries v Merk/Littler Ricardo Pietreczko v Clemens/Eidams

Sunday April 21 Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Third Round

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final

Sunday's games played in Draw Bracket order

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Luke Humphries edges Luke Littler in final-leg thriller to reach European Darts Grand Prix third round

Michael Smith defeated Raymond van Barneveld in final-leg thriller and Michael van Gerwen thrashed Johan Engstrom 6-1; Gary Anderson, Gerywyn Price, Rob Cross and Dave Chisnall all progressed to the last eight

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Luke Humphries returned to winning ways against Luke Littler on an extraordinary day of action at the NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix, while Damon Heta produced one of the best performances in European Tour history.

It was the eighth clash between the world champion and "the Nuke" since Humphries took the world title, and the 17-year-old pushed his opponent to the brink in Saturday's blue riband match.

Humphries prevailed, surviving a final leg match dart and enjoying an 11-dart break in the decider to advance to the last 16 where he will face Stephen Bunting, who survived five match darts of his own to beat Ryan Searle 6-5 in the afternoon session.

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"That record wasn't something that was playing on my mind," insisted Humphries, who had lost his previous six matches against Littler before averaging 101 and crashing in five 180s to complete the comeback. "Luke is a fantastic player and in elite level sport, these runs of results can happen, but of course I'm relieved that run is over!"

Rob Cross remained on course to defending his 2023 title with a 6-5 victory over Martin Schindler - who averaged 106.08 to his 102.64 - and on Sunday will face Danny Noppert, who beat Daryl Gurney by the same scoreline in the afternoon session.

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Sunday's afternoon session

Josh Rock vs Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price vs Gary Anderson, Rob Cross vs Danny Noppert, Luke Humphries vs Stephen Bunting, Ritchie Edhouse vs Ross Smith, Damon Heta vs Scott Williams, Michael van Gerwen vs Jonny Clayton, Dave Chisnall vs Gabriel Clemens

Josh Rock and world number three Michael Smith will open Sunday's first session after the former triumphed 6-2 over Jeffrey Sparidaans and Smith spoiled Raymond Van Barneveld's 57th birthday party, after the Dutchman bounced back from a 5-2 deficit only to be defeated in a deciding-leg showdown.

Gerwyn Price and Gary Anderson will meet in what should be an enticing encounter after "the Iceman" cruised to a comfortable 6-1 triumph over Brendan Dolan after Anderson defeated Christian Perez 6-3.

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World No 2 Michael Van Gerwen made quick work of Swedish opponent Johan Engstrom with a 6-1 victory to set up a last-16 matchup with Jonny Clayton, who edged out Chris Dobey 6-5.

Ross Smith and Ritchie Edhouse will meet after comfortably securing wins over Luke Woodhouse (6-2) and Dirk Van Duijvenbode (6-1) respectively.

Damon Heta's 117.48 average in his 6-2 victory over Mickey Mansell was good enough for the third-highest ever posted on the Euro Tour. The Australian will now face Scott Williams, who beat Krzysztof Ratajski 6-4 in the afternoon session,

HEROIC FROM HETA! 🇦🇺 That is INCREDIBLE from Damon Heta! 🤯 The Australian averages 117.48 to defeat a superb Mickey Mansell, registering the third highest average ever seen on the Euro Tour! 🔜 Rob Cross v Martin Schindler 📺 https://t.co/YyBPPwoMK8 | #ET4 pic.twitter.com/W2EQleQDse — PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) April 20, 2024

Dave Chisnall will take on Gabriel Clemens, who is the last German remaining after his 6-2 triumph over countryman Ricardo Pietreczko to close the curtain on an epic Saturday night.

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The Premier League continues with Night 13 at the M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool on Thursday April 25, as Littler and Price collide in the opening match of the night. Humphries goes head-to-head with Nathan Aspinall and Van Gerwen will play Peter Wright for a place in the semi-finals, while Smith and Cross are also in action on Merseyside.

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PDC European Darts Grand Prix: Luke Humphries ends losing streak against Luke Littler

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Luke Humphries' previous victory over Luke Littler was in the PDC World Championship final in January

Luke Humphries celebrated his first win over Luke Littler since the World Championship final as he reached the last 16 of the PDC European Darts Grand Prix in Sindelfingen, Germany.

Humphries won a thrilling contest 6-5, surviving a final-leg match dart and prevailing with a fine 11-dart break.

It is Humphries' first victory over Littler in eight matches since January's World Championship final.

"That record wasn't something that was playing on my mind," said Humphries.

"Luke is a fantastic player and in elite level sport, these runs of results can happen, but of course I'm relieved that run is over."

Humphries, who averaged 101 and notched five 180s to complete his comeback, will face Stephen Bunting on Sunday after he beat Ryan Searle 6-5.

Bunting survived five match darts of his own in the afternoon session, setting up the tie with Humphries in dramatic fashion.

Meanwhile, Rob Cross remained on course to defend his 2023 title with a 6-5 victory over Martin Schindler.

He will face Danny Noppert, who beat Daryl Gurney by the same scoreline earlier in the day.

Gerwyn Price comfortably beat Brendan Dolan 6-1 to set up a tie with Gary Anderson, who defeated Christian Perez 6-3.

And world number two Michael van Gerwen breezed past Johan Engstrom 6-1 to set up a match with Jonny Clayton, who edged out Chris Dobey 6-5.

Elsewhere, Doncaster's Beau Greaves claimed her first PDC Women's Series title of 2024 with a dominant 5-1 victory over Lisa Ashton in Wigan.

Two-time reigning women's world champion Greaves, who reeled off five straight legs after Ashton claimed the opener, said she was "relieved to get the win over the line" after some "up and down" form this season.

It was the second of two PDC Women's Series events held in Wigan on Saturday. In the first, the Netherlands' Noa-Lynn van Leuven fought back from 4-0 down to beat Greaves and claim her second title of the campaign.

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Darts: Neue deutsche Nummer 1 – Die Tränen des „glücklichsten Mannes der Welt“

Die Tränen des „glücklichsten Mannes der Welt“ – Martin Schindlers Darts-Märchen

E r warf seine Pfeile auf den Teppich, er fasste sich an den Kopf, hüpfte los, stoppte wieder, lief auf der Bühne nach links, dann nach rechts, schlug die zitternden Hände vors Gesicht und biss sich in den Unterarm. Wo sollten sie hin, all die Emotionen? Am Ende kniete Martin Schindler auf dem Boden und weinte hemmungslos. Alles musste raus am Ende einer sehr langen, entbehrungsreichen Reise.

Begonnen hatte sie vor zehn Jahren als Helfer auf der European Tour der PDC Europe. Schindler klebte Bändchen und scannte Tickets. Er hatte Talent, wurde Dartsprofi, verlor am Jahresende 2020 aber dramatisch knapp seine Tourkarte. Viele Sportbiografien wären an dieser Punkt geendet, doch Schindler nahm die Herausforderung an, arbeitete härter als zuvor und kämpfte sich zurück.

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Schindler gewann die International Darts Open in Riesa, besiegte den Waliser Gerwyn Price im Finale mit 8:5 (Average 96,35) und kletterte in der Weltrangliste auf Platz 22. „Ich hätte mir das nicht erträumen lassen“, sagte Schindler mit Blick auf seine Anfänge als Helfer und Ordner auf der Tour, „aber ich habe ehrlicherweise auch viel dafür gearbeitet, dass ich genau hier jetzt stehe, und ich bin heute vielleicht der glücklichste Mann der Welt.“

Wie ein kleines Kind hüpfte er nach der Übergabe mit dem Pokal über die Bühne und stieß spitze Freudenschreie aus. Es gibt wohl niemanden in der Darts-Szene, der ihm diesen Erfolg nicht gönnt. Der Strausberger, mittlerweile mit Frau und Tochter im hessischen Rodgau beheimatet, ist einer der großen Sympathieträger auf der Tour. „Meine Beine sind wackelig ohne Ende. Es ist so brutal“, sagte Schindler, lachte und weinte zugleich: „Ich spiele die Tour seit siebeneinhalb, achteinhalb Jahren. Es ist so lange, dass ich gar nicht genau sagen kann, seit wann. Und ich habe so einen geilen Pokal. Ist das nicht toll?!“

Auch DAZN-Kommentator Adrian Geiler vergoss am Mikrofon Tränen, Experte Max Hopp schwieg ebenfalls auffällig lange. Hopp war der erste Deutsche, der ein Turnier auf der European Tour gewann, im vergangenen Oktober kam mit Ricardo Pietreczko ein zweiter hinzu, nun Schindler, der durch seinen Triumph auch Gabriel Clemens in der Order of Merit überholte und nun die neue deutsche Nummer eins im Darts ist.

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Begonnen hatte das Finale mit einem kleinen Dämpfer. Schindler kassierte das Break zum Start und lag 0:2 zurück, reparierte den Unfall aber direkt in 15 und 17 Darts zum 2:2 und brachte anschließend auch seinen Anwurf zum 3:2 durch. Dann war wieder der „Iceman“ am Drücker, sicherte sich zwei Legs in Folge und lag satte zehn Punkte im Average vorn (105 zu 95).

Schindler aber blieb unbeeindruckt, konterte in 14 Darts mit dem Break zum 4:4, als er sich auch von einem ärgerlichen Bouncer nicht irritieren ließ und nun wieder den Vorteil des Anwurfs besaß. Ein 120er-Shanghai-Finish brachte das 5:4. „Oh wie ist das schön“, sangen die 3300 Fans in der Halle.

Schade allerdings, dass die mehrheitlich gute Stimmung in Riesa wieder einmal getrübt wurde. Unsportliche Pfiffe während der entscheidenden Würfe der deutschen Gegner zogen sich durch das gesamte Wochenende, so auch gegen den Waliser, der permanent bei seinen Versuchen beim Checkout gestört wurde, wie Price nach dem verlorenen Finale kritisierte.

Schindler konnte sich damit nicht beschäftigen, hatte bereits vier Checkdarts vergeben, ehe er dann nervenstark noch das 6:4 perfekt machte und anschließend mit einem 10-Darter spektakulär auf 7:4 stellte. Nur noch ein Leg fehlte.

Price, der im Achtelfinale gegen Pietreczko einen sagenhaften Average von 115,74 Punkten gespielt hatte, brachte noch einmal seinen Anwurf durch, doch „The Wall“ bröckelte nicht, konnte sich auf eine stabile Doppelquote verlassen (44,4 Prozent) und sicherte sich mit dem 8:5 den ersten Titel und den sechsten Sieg im 18. Duell mit dem „Iceman“, der nur fünf seiner 20 Checkout-Versuche verwandelte.

Schindler bereit für Major-Turniere

Im Halbfinale hatte Schindler bereits angedeutet, dass es an diesem Wochenende zum ganz großen Wurf reichen könnte. Gegen Chris Dobey, immerhin die Nummer 14 der Welt, legte er einen 5:0-Blitzstart hin und nutzte den Vorsprung kontrolliert zu einem 7:3-Erfolg. Schon beim Stand von 6:2 hatte „The Wall“ zwei Matchdarts auf der Doppel-16 besessen. 98,52 Punkte im Average reichten gegen den zu spät auf Touren kommenden Engländer.

Auf dem Weg in sein bereits zweites Halbfinale auf der European Tour 2024 – an Ostern war er in München noch mit 2:7 an Michael van Gerwen gescheitert – war Schindler am Freitag mit einem 6:1 gegen Landsmann Jan Dückers gestartet. Samstag blitzte seine herausragende Form beim 6:3 gegen Joe Cullen dann erstmals auf. Schindler spielte einen Punkteschnitt von 105 Punkten.

6:1 hieß es dann im Achtelfinale am Sonntagmittag gegen Richard Veenstra aus den Niederlanden (Average: 97,07). „Heute Abend geht es weiter, und es soll dieses Jahr mindestens das Finale sein“, prophezeite Schindler und behielt durch seinen ersten Sieg über Danny Noppert und den Erfolg gegen Dobey recht.

Mit seinen Erfolgen dürfte sich Schindler nicht nur ein Preisgeld von 30.000 Pfund, sondern auch jeweils einen der 32 Plätze für drei Major-Turniere gesichert haben. In der Wertung für die European Darts Championship steht er aktuell auf Platz eins, im Rennen um ein Ticket für das World Matchplay im Juli in Blackpool und den World Grand Prix im Oktober in Leicester an 21. Stelle.

„Für mich war dieser Sieg wichtig für die Rangliste. World Matchplay und World Grand Prix waren die Priorität für mich in diesem Jahr“, so Schindler, nachdem er seine Emotionen halbwegs sortiert hatte. Das Jahr hat erst begonnen.

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Achtelfinale

Martin Schindler (D) – Richard Veenstra (NED) 6:1

Danny Noppert (NED) – Nathan Aspinall (ENG) 6:2

Damon Heta (AUS) – Ryan Searle (ENG) 5:6

Chris Dobey (ENG) – Gabriel Clemens (D) 6:0

Luke Humphries (ENG) – Stephen Bunting (ENG) 4:6

Rob Cross (ENG) – Ritchie Edhouse (ENG) 4:6

Gerwyn Price (WAL) – Ricardo Pietreczko (D) 6:3

Ross Smith (ENG) – Cameron Menzies (SCO) 6:4

Viertelfinale

Martin Schindler (D) – Danny Noppert (NED) 6:5

Ryan Searle (ENG) – Chris Dobey (ENG) 2:6

Stephen Bunting (ENG) – Ritchie Edhouse (ENG) 6:5

Gerwyn Price (WAL) – Ross Smith (ENG) 6:5

Martin Schindler (D) – Chris Dobey (ENG) 7:3

Stephen Bunting (ENG) – Gerwyn Price (WAL) 5:7

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How To Live Stream The PDC Euro Tour

Welcome to our Online Darts complete guide on how to live stream the PDC Euro Tour. The PDC Euro Tour is only available to watch by live-streaming darts , so here we have all bases covered for you to be able to watch the PDC Euro Tour.

The PDC European Tour is played across three days, with the action always unmissable. Make sure you never miss your favourite player in action, by watching them on the darts live stream.

The PDC Euro Tour is played across Europe, so chances are that if you are based in the UK you won’t be going to watch the event live. If you don’t want to miss any of the action then live streaming the darts is the only way you will be able to watch.

By following the steps below, you won’t miss any of the PDC Euro Tour, as you will be live streaming the darts and all the darting drama as it unfolds.

The PDC Euro Tour isn’t shown live on TV so our guide on how to stream the PDC Euro Tour, could be the most important thing you read today if you are a darts fan.

The live streams are of the highest quality and can be watched for free on Bet365, as long as you have money in your account. During the stream, you will be provided with some of the best live stats about the game. This is whats sets watching live stream darts apart from the rest, as you get the stats before anyone else as they are on your screen with the game.

LIVE STREAM

1. First thing you will need to do is visit Bet365.com by pressing the “LIVE STREAM” button above. Using our exclusive code 365BC to get full darts streaming.

2. Register a new account and make your first deposit £10 to receive up to £30 in Bet Credits (£30 in Bet Credits for new customers at bet365. Min deposit £5. Bet Credits are available for use upon settlement of bets to the value of the qualifying deposit. Min odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake. Time limits and T&Cs apply)

3. Once you have completed the registration of your account, head to the Bet365 home page and click the Live Streaming option as shown in the picture below

4. When the Live Stream window open you can choose the Darts option from the live-streamed events, All the PDC Euro Tour matches will be there that you can live stream.

Now you have followed the 4 steps above you will now be able to watch the PDC Euro Tour. The darts live stream is one of the best ways of watching the sport, so enjoy the benefits of live streaming darts.

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PDC European Darts Grand Prix: Gary Anderson beats Ross Smith in absorbing final

Gary Anderson beat Ross Smith in an absorbing final to win the PDC European Darts Grand Prix in Sindelfingen, Germany.

Scotland's Anderson, 53, won 8-6 to end his 10-year wait for a European Tour title.

Anderson was competing in just his fourth European Tour event since bringing a seven-year hiatus from the circuit to an end in 2023.

"It's been a very long time," said Anderson.

"Wherever you go now, people want to play darts and watch darts. These crowds are incredible.

"I don't know how I've won it tonight. My last three games I've never been as lucky in darts."

A hard-fought final saw both players struggling to find top form with little between the pair when Anderson levelled at 6-6.

But the turning point came in the following leg as two-time world champion Anderson struck a 121 checkout to break throw and move within a leg of victory.

England's Smith then missed seven darts to break back, allowing Anderson to finish with 43 and deny the 35-year-old a maiden European Tour title.

Anderson beat Gerwyn Price 6-4 to reach the quarter-finals, before defeating Josh Rock 6-5 and Rob Cross 7-5.

Cross had earlier beaten Luke Humphries 6-2, who eliminated Luke Littler on Saturday.

Smith's route to the final saw him beat Ritchie Edhouse 6-5 in the last 16, before a 6-5 win over Damon Heta and a 7-6 triumph against Michael van Gerwen.

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A delightful lineup is on the program Saturday night in the final matches of the second round of the European Darts Grand Prix . No fewer than seven (former) world champions will be in action at the Euro Tour tournament in Sindelfingen.

Two-time world champion Gary Anderson may open the evening session. The Scot will meet Christian Perez, who made history on Friday by becoming the first Asian player ever to win a match on the Euro Tour. That was at the expense of Niels Zonneveld, who was defeated 6-4 by the Filipino.

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Gerwyn Price and Brendan Dolan face each other in the second round for the second consecutive Euro Tour tournament. Last week they already met at the International Darts Open, and then the win went 6-4 to Price. Raymond van Barneveld and Michael van Gerwen are the two Dutchmen who get to take the stage at the Glaspalast on Saturday night. Van Barneveld will take on Michael Smith on his 57th birthday, while a meeting with Johan Engstrom awaits Van Gerwen. 'Barney' won 6-2 over Franz Roetzsch in his first round match on Friday. For Van Barneveld, it will be his first match this tournament after he had a bye in the opening round.

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Mickey Mansell, who had a win over Peter Wright in the opening round, faces Damon Heta. Rob Cross will take on Martin Schindler, who surprisingly won the International Darts Open last week. There is also a German showdown between Ricardo Pietreczko and Gabriel Clemens.

The top event of the evening is the clash between Luke Humphries and Luke Littler, who are meeting for the eighth time in 2024. Humphries won the first - and most important - encounter in the World Cup final. However, Littler then won all six subsequent matches between them.

Playing schedule European Darts Grand Prix 2024

Saturday, April 20

Second round

Evening session (from 6 p.m.)

Gary Anderson v Christian Perez

Gerwyn Price v Brendan Dolan

Michael Smith v Raymond van Barneveld

Damon Heta v Mickey Mansell

Rob Cross v Martin Schindler

Michael van Gerwen v Johan Engstrom

Luke Humphries v Luke Littler

Ricardo Pietreczko v Gabriel Clemens

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European Darts Grand Prix live im TV und Stream: Clemens, Humphries und Co. am Finaltag gefordert

Clemens im achtelfinale gefordert.

Der NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix in Sindelfingen läuft! Das vierte von 13 Turnieren der PDC European Tour findet vom 19. bis zum 21. April statt. Das Teilnehmerfeld ist dabei bunt gemischt.

Die Top-16 der Weltrangliste sind für alle Wettkämpfe der European Tour automatisch teilnahmeberechtigt. Außerdem sind die besten 16 Spieler des Pro Tour-Order of Merit dabei, dazu kommen zehn Gewinner eines Qualifikationsturniers für Inhaber einer Tourkarte, vier nationale Qualifikanten, ein Spieler aus der Region Nordic & Baltic sowie ein osteuropäischer Qualifikant.

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Am finalen Turniertag ist mit Gabriel Clemens auch ein Deutscher vertreten. Der „German Giant“ trifft im Achtelfinale auf den Engländer Dave Chisnall.

So können Sie den Darts Grand Prix live verfolgen:

• Stream: DAZN
• Liveticker: SPORT1.de und SPORT1 App

Clemens setzte sich am Samstag mit 6:2 im deutschen Duell gegen Ricardo Pietreczko durch. Der unterlegene „Pikachu“ erlebte einen gebrauchten Tag und stand bei einem Average von 80,15.

Ebenfalls ausgeschieden ist Martin Schindler , seit kurzem deutsche Nummer eins. „The Wall“ musste sich in der zweiten Runde Ex-Weltmeister Rob Cross knapp mit 5:6 geschlagen geben.

Franz Rötzsch, Arno Merk und Niko Springer verabschiedeten sich derweil schon in Runde eins. Besonders heftig erwischte es dabei Merk, der gegen Wunderkind Luke Littler chancenlos unterging .

Humphries schaltet Littler aus

Indes beendete Luke Humphries in der zweiten Runde seine schwarze Serie gegen Littler. Nach zuletzt sechs Niederlagen in Folge gegen den 17-Jährigen, siegte der Weltmeister mit 6:5 gegen den Shootingstar. Im Achtelfinale trifft „Cool Hand Luke“ auf Stephen Bunting.

Zwei feste Größen der Darts-Szene fehlen in Sindelfingen: Der Engländer Nathan Aspinall musste aus privaten Gründen absagen. Und auch Dimitri Van den Bergh muss passen. Der Belgier kann krankheitsbedingt nicht teilnehmen.

Vom 19. bis zum 21. April messen sich die Darts-Profis im Glaspalast in Sindelfingen. Das Finale findet am Sonntagabend statt. Seit 2014 ist die Stadt südwestlich von Stuttgart fester Bestandteil der European Tour. Die PDC schüttet in diesem Jahr ein Preisgeld von 30.000 Pfund an den Sieger aus.

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Der European Darts Grand Prix ist das vierte von insgesamt 13 Turnieren der PDC European Tour. Darts ist eine der Trendsportarten in Deutschland der letzten Jahre. Im mehr Fans verfallen dem "Kneipen-Sport". Das merkt man auch an den steigenden Zahlen der deutschen Darts-Profis. 

Mit Gabriel Clemens, Ricardo Pietreczko, Martin Schindler, René Eidams, Franz Rötzsch, Arno Merk und Niko Springer sind im Glaspalast in Sindelfingen sieben Deutsche dabei.

European Darts Grand Prix live: TV, LIVE-STREAM - die Übertragung auf DAZN in der Übersicht

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Wenn Ihr den European Darts Grand Pri x aus dem Glaspalast in Sindelfingen live sehen möchtet, müsst Ihr bei DAZN  vorbeischauen. Der Streaminganbieter überträgt vom ersten bis zum letzten Darts im LIVE-STREAM.

Diesen findet Ihr auf der Plattform unter dazn.com und in der DAZN-App . Vom 19. April bis zum 21. April findet jeden Tag sowohl eine Mittagssession (ab 13 Uhr), als auch eine Abendsession (ab 19:15 Uhr) statt.

Auch im linearen TV könnt Ihr Teile des European Darts Grand Prix. Allerdings nur die Eröffnungssession am Freitag, den 19. April, live auf DAZN 1 . Am Wochenende sind die Sendeplätze von DAZN 1 und DAZN 2 bereits belegt.

European Darts Grand Prix live: TV, LIVE-STREAM - das DAZN-Abonnement

DAZN ist in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz die Heimat des Dartssportes . Der Streaminganbieter überträgt alle großen Turniere mindestens im LIVE-STREAM. Manchmal laufen auch Sessions live im linearen TV.

Um Darts auf DAZN sehen zu können, benötigt Ihr ein Abonnement. Mit DAZN World seht Ihr ab 6,99 Euro alle Darts-Turniere auf DAZN. Wenn Euer Sportinteresse darüber hinaus geht, solltet Ihr Euch mal das DAZN-Programm und die Rechtepakete DAZN Unlimited und DAZN Super Sports ansehen.

Jedes Abonnement lässt sich auf DAZN in einem Jahresabo , das etwas billiger ist, und eine jederzeit kündbaren Monatsabo abschließen. Mehr Infos dazu findet Ihr in der Tabelle!

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European darts grand prix live: tv, live-stream - der turniermodus.

Insgesamt 48 Spieler werden am European Darts Grand Prix teilnehmen. Die Qualifikationskriterien wurden 2024 geändert. Die Top-16 der Weltrangliste sind automatisch für alle Events der European Tour teilnahmeberechtigt.

Hinzu kommen die besten 16 Spieler des Pro Tour-Order of Merit , zehn Gewinner eines Qualifikationsturniers für Inhaber einer Tourkarte, vier nationale Qualifikanten, ein Spieler aus der Region Nordic & Baltic und ein osteuropäischer Qualifikant.

Die Top-16 der Pro Tour-Order of Merit steigt erst ab der zweiten Runde am Samstag ein. Mit Ricardo Pietreczko ist hier auch ein deutscher Spieler dabei.

European Darts Grand Prix live: TV, LIVE-STREAM - der Zeitplan

Von Freitag bis Sonntag finden beim European Darts Grand Prix zwei Sessions statt. Einen Überblick über den Zeitplan und die Runden seht Ihr hier:

• Freitag, 19. April: 13:00 - 17:00 Uhr | Erste Runde
• Freitag, 19. April: 19:00 - 23:00 Uhr | Erste Runde
• Samstag, 20. April: 13:00 - 17:00 Uhr | Zweite Runde
• Samstag, 20. April: 19:00 - 23:00 Uhr | Zweite Runde
• Sonntag, 21. April: 13:00 - 17:00 Uhr | Dritte Runde
• Sonntag, 21. April: 19:00 - 23:00 Uhr | Viertelfinale, Halbfinale und Finale

European Darts Grand Prix live: TV, LIVE-STREAM - der Zeitplan das Preisgeld

• Sieger 30.000 £
• Finalist 12.000 £
• Halbfinale 8.500 £
• Viertelfinale 6.000 £
• Letzte 16 4.000 £
• Letzte 32 2.500 £
• Letzte 64 1.250 £
• Gesamt 175.000 £

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Darts results LIVE: Gary Anderson BEATS Ross Smith to win European Grand Prix, Luke Littler OUT – latest updates

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GARY ANDERSON has beaten Ross Smith 8-6 to win the European Grand Prix final.

Luke Littler was knocked out by World No1 Luke Humphries in the second round.

But Cool Hand was later knocked out by Rob Cross in the quarter-finals.

Michael van Gerwen made it to the semi-finals of the tournament in Germany but was denied a spot in the final by Ross Smith.

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We have a new champion

Gary Anderson has won the European Grand Prix!

The Scot has defeated Ross Smith 8-6 in his first Euro final since 2015.

What a moment for Anderson, and a real return to form.

He will be celebrating in Sindelfingen tonight.

Who saw that coming

Ross Smith has beaten MVG in a classic!

The Dutch star unbelievably busted, giving his opponent the opportunity to finish him off.

And Smith took no prisoners. Incredibly, he has survived 10 match darts in the tournament.

His name must be on it, although Gary Anderson will have much to say about that in the final.

Anderson is into the final

Brilliant from Gary Anderson!

He has ended Rob Cross' reign in Sindelfingen - sinking last year's champ 7-5.

Anderson hasn't appeared in a European final since 2015, so it's some return to form.

He will face either MVG or Ross Smith in the final.

Last German standing goes

Gabriel Clemens is out at the European Grand Prix.

MVG has ended hopes of a home winner by dispatching of the local favourite in some style.

Van Gerwen won 6-3 to move into the semis.

He will face off against Ross Smith in the last four.

Two more massive results

The world champion is out!

Luke Humphries was defeated 6-2 by reigning champion Rob Cross.

While, Ross Smith has defeated Damon Heta - despite Heta looking in fine form to checkout a 143 to move 4-3 ahead.

Michael van Gerwen v Gabriel Clemens up next.

Rest of tonight's action

Scenes at the European Grand Prix

Gary Anderson has squeaked through... and we mean squeaked to the semi-final.

The Scot survived several match darts from Josh Rock to somehow win 6-5.

What a start to tonight's play.

Snooker to follow darts lead

Barry Hearn reckons snooker could have its own ‘Luke Littler moment’ – but that kid might not be British.

The retired sports promoter, 75, said: “Luke Littler took darts into the mainstream which means TV rights are worth more, sponsorship is worth more.

“More money comes in, prize money goes up. Now, can we get that in snooker? Absolutely. Why not?

“Providing we can invest enough in the grassroots and bring on the next level.

“We mustn’t live in this goldfish bowl, they don’t all have to be British.”

Michael van Gerwen advice

Michael van Gerwen advised 10-year-old darts prodigy Owen Bryceland to learn from his mistakes.

What the kid has done is nice. It’s good for darts. It’s nice to help the next generation but they have to make the mistakes themselves. Then they learn the most. That will help them in the long run. You need to give yourself the time for the sport. We play in big venues now in front of millions of viewers around the world. Michael van Gerwen

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Gabriel Clemens beat Dave Chisnall 6-3 in the European Tour.

And Gilbert van der Meijden defeated Harry Gregory 4-2 in the Super Series.

Van Gerwen issues brutal advice to darts prodigy's plans to emulate Littler

European tour live results.

Some more results are rolling from the European Tour:

Heta 6-2 Williams

Van Gerwen 6-4 Clayton

Ross Smith has beaten Ritchie Edhouse 6-5 after a stunning encounter.

Here's what's next:

Heta vs Williams

Van Gerwen vs Clayton

Chisnall vs Clemens

Here's all the latest results:

Rock 6-5 Smith (Completed)

Price 4-6 Anderson (Completed)

Cross 6-1 Noppert (Completed)

Humphries 2-1 Bunting

Here's all the latest from the European Tour:

Price 1-4 Anderson

Snooker's Luke Littler

Darts promoter Barry Hearn reckons snooker could have its own"‘Luke Littler moment" – but that kid could be Chinese not British.

Luke Littler took darts into the mainstream which means TV rights are worth more, sponsorship is worth more. More money comes in, prize money goes up. Now, can we get that in snooker? Absolutely. Why not? Providing we can invest enough in the grassroots and bring on the next level. We mustn’t live in this goldfish bowl, they don’t all have to be British. Barry Hearn

Barry Hearn hints snooker set to have its own 'Luke Littler moment'

Today's fixtures.

How we are looking for today's matches at the European Grand Prix:

Josh Rock vs Michael Smith

Gerwyn Price vs Gary Anderson

Rob Cross vs Danny Noppert

Luke Humphries vs Stephen Bunting

Ritchie Edhouse vs Ross Smith

Damon Heta vs Scott Williams

Michael van Gerwen vs Jonny Clayton

Dave Chisnall vs Gabriel Clemens

Bunting up next for Humphries

Luke Humphries will take on Stephen Bunting first up today in the third round of the European Grand Prix in Germany.

Humphries beat Luke Littler 6-5 last night to sail through.

Other ties today include Michael van Gerwen vs Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price vs Gary Anderson.

Tomorrow's action in Germany

Clemens wins.

It was an all-German affair in Sindelfingen.

Gabriel Clemens took on Ricardo Pietreczko with a chance for a place in the last-16.

And it was Clemens who took Pikachu to the cleaners.

6-2. Doddle.

Humphries 6-5 Littler

Luke Humphries takes out 18 and double tops to progress to the last-16.

It was another cracking match between the two stars, but the World No1 showed his class in the later legs.

Humphries 5-5 Littler

Humphries holds his throw to take the tie to a deciding leg.

Littler to throw first...

Humphries 4-5 Littler

SO CLOSE AGAIN! Littler almost took out the Big Fish once again, but like last time... the bull evades the teen.

Littler now one away from the last-16.

Humphries 4-4 Littler

Littler took the lead for the first time in the game after a poor seventh leg from Humphries.

But the World No1 showed some fight back to hold his throw and get back to 4-4.

Humphries 3-3 Littler

Unbelievable from Littler! The 17 year-old took out a 121 finish to break Humphires throw and make the tie 3-3.

Humphries 2-3 Littler

Littler back within one and nearly took out the Big Fish but the 17-year-old missed the bull with his last dart.

Three darts later Littler hit double 16 to make the tie 3-2.

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