Noppert 1-3 Nijman
Danny Noppert is currently averaging above a ton but is struggling on the doubles, missing six of seven on the outer ring.
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Noppert vs Nijman
The crowd are lively and the beer is already flowing.
We are ready to get day two underway and we start with an all-Dutch affair.
Reminder, we are best of 11 legs today.
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Ready, set, go...
The second day of the European Darts Trophy will kick off in just a few minutes in Gottingen.
Danny Noppert takes on Wessel Nijman in the opening session of round two.
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Krcmar will take on Humphries
After defeating Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-4, Boris Krcmar will face world number one Luke Humphries in round two.
In a spectacular start to his campaign at the Lokhalle, the seasoned Croatian player knocked out Michael van Gerwen on his route to the Belgian Darts Open final day two weeks ago.
He also recorded a brace of 121 checkouts while averaging over 100 to defeat another Dutch legend.
Ahead of his match with Humphries, Krcmar said: "I feel good, I'm happy and now I must prepare for tomorrow.
"The next round is one of the best players in the world but if I play my game I can beat anybody - and we will see tomorrow."
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All the results from Day One
Afternoon Session
Jermaine Wattimena 6-2 Marko Kantele
Cameron Menzies 6-2 Alan Soutar
Andrew Gilding 6-2 Callan Rydz
Ritchie Edhouse 6-2 Kevin Doets
Boris Krcmar 6-4 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Wessel Nijman 6-5 Paul Krohne
Ross Smith 6-1 Michael Unterbuchner
Luke Woodhouse 6-4 Dominik GruellichEvening Session
Niko Springer 6-4 Daryl Gurney
Ricardo Pietreczko 6-3 Daniel Klose
Ryan Joyce 6-0 Joe Cullen
Ryan Searle 6-0 Laurin Welk
Ricky Evans 6-4 Raymond van Barneveld
Mike De Decker 6-3 Martin Lukeman
Martin Schindler 6-2 Adam Hunt
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What did you miss from Day One?
With just two darts missed at a double, European Champion Ritchie Edhouse defeated Kevin Doets 6-2 to set up a matchup with Nathan Aspinall on Saturday.
Mike De Decker advanced to a tie with Peter Wright after defeating Martin Lukeman 6-3 in the opening European Tour event of the year.
Ricky Evans defeated five-time world champion Raymond van Barneveld 6-4 in his first stage victory.
After defeating Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-4, Boris Krcmar will face world number one Luke Humphries in round two.
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Smith comments on playing James
Ross Smith, a former European champion, defeated Michael Unterbuchner of Germany 6-1 with a remarkable 106.44 average.
He will now play James Wade, a finalist in the UK Open, today.
He said: "I'm happy with the win and the good performance, and bring on tomorrow.
"I'm ready for James and I'm not bothered about who I play - I just concentrate on who I'm playing."
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How to watch the European Darts Trophy?
- The tournament will not be televised in the UK
- It will be live streamed on PDCTV - a subscription service.
- Customers can purchase an annual PDCTV subscription for £49.99.
- A three-day pass, which will cover the whole tournament, costs £4.99.
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Why is Luke Littler absent from European Darts Trophy?
While Littler has not stated his exact reason for pulling out, it has been confirmed he will not appear at the European Darts Trophy 2025.
One potential reason for Littler pulling out could be his recent displays, going far in many competitions.
He won the UK Open and the Belgian Open, as well as making it to the final of Premier League Darts three weeks in a row, winning two of those.
The teenage sensation has had a hectic - and brilliant - start to 2025 and is probably taking a well-earned rest.
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What is the prize money for the European Darts Trophy 2025?
The European Darts Trophy will have a total prize fund of £175,000 to split between the players.
The winner will earn £30,000 prize money, over double what the runner-up will earn.
A full breakdown of the prize money is as follows:
- Winner (1): £30,000
- Runner-up (1): £12,000
- Semi-finalists (2): £8,500
- Quarter-finalists (4): £6,000
- Third round losers (8): £4,000
- Second round losers (16): £2,500
- First round losers (16): £1,250
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Today's schedule
Saturday, March 22
Second Round
Afternoon Session (12pm GMT)
Danny Noppert v Wessel Nijman
James Wade v Ross Smith
Rob Cross v Andrew Gilding
Damon Heta v Cameron Menzies
Chris Dobey v Jermaine Wattimena
Michael Smith v Ricardo Pietreczko
Josh Rock v Gian van Veen
Dimitri Van den Bergh v Ryan Joyce
Evening Session (6pm GMT)
Gary Anderson v Luke Woodhouse
Gerwyn Price v Ryan Searle
Dave Chisnall v Ricky Evans
Peter Wright v Mike De Decker
Michael van Gerwen v Niko Springer
Luke Humphries v Boris Krcmar
Jonny Clayton v Martin Schindler
Nathan Aspinall v Ritchie Edhouse
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Dutchman shows never count your chickens
Connor Scutt thought when he broke his opponent, he was heading to victory. The celebration seemed to rile up van Veen who went on to book his place in tomorrow's matches.
I was really nervous today, I don't know why. There was a lot of switching and a lot of luck that has got me through to tomorrow. Connor is a great player, great guy as well. I had lots of luck today and I really wanted to win this game and thankfully I did.
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Gian van Veen beats Connor Scutt 6-5
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Gian van Veen 6-5 *Connor Scutt
Scutt misses another two match darts, that is five in total.
Van Veen sends his dart into double 16 to really punish his opponent.
What a missed chance from Scutt to grab his first European tour win.
Instead, the Dutchman faces Josh Rock tomorrow.
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Gian van Veen 5-5 *Connor Scutt
Gian van Veen has almost turned this match on its head.
Connor Scutt thought he was assured of victory two legs ago.
A superb 164 finish from the Dutchman sees him send his last dart straight down the middle of the bull.
We go to a deciding leg.
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Gian van Veen 4-5 *Connor Scutt
Van Veen didn't seem to like the celebration from Scutt in the last leg.
As a result, some good visits put in the position to break back.
However, Scutt gets a maximum to pile the pressure on the attempt.
The Dutch player misses all three darts at double tops.
Scutt then misses two match darts to secure his first European tour victory.
Van Veen punishes him, hitting double tops to break.
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Gian van Veen* 3-5 Connor Scutt
Fantastic stuff from Scutt.
After van Veen missed the chance to break in the last leg, the Englishman takes out 76 for the first leg won against the throw.
Scutt moves to within one leg of victory.
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Gian van Veen 3-4 *Connor Scutt
Big moment in the match for Gian van Veen.
Connor Scutt misses three darts at double tops.
However, with his last dart, the Dutchman cannot take out double 16.
Scutt hits double tops to keep this match going with the throw.
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Gian van Veen* 3-3 Connor Scutt
Nobody seems able to break at all in the match.
Van Veen sends his second dart into double tops to level up.
Scutt was still not on a finish there.
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Gian van Veen 2-3 *Connor Scutt
Everything is going with the throw in this match.
Van Veen hits 139 to get himself on a double and put some pressure on the Scutt throw.
Calm as you like, he sends his first dart into double 16 to take the leg.
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Gian van Veen* 2-2 Connor Scutt
The European Tour could be very competitive this year.
As good as Scutt looked in the previous leg, van Veen opens up a massive lead in this one.
The Dutchman hits double 16 to draw level in the match.
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Gian van Veen 1-2 *Connor Scutt
With 120 remaining, Scutt misses double tops with his last dart.
Van Veen makes a mess of setting himself up at his visit.
Scutt hits double 10 to take the lead once again.
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Gian van Veen* 1-1 Connor Scutt
Everything is going with the throw currently.
Van Veen opens up a big enough lead to take his time on a finish.
This could be a real battle between these two players.
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Gian van Veen 0-1 *Connor Scutt
Fantastic start to this match as Scutt gets a maximum on his first visit.
He needs to show some form now he has a tour card.
A brilliant 78 out sees him hit double 17 before seeing off the leg with double tops.
Levels.
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Gian van Veen vs Connor Scutt
'The Sniper' Connor Scutt will hope to have his range in here.
He walks on to 'Welcome to the Jungle' here in Germany.
Gian van Veen often threatens to show some form but consistency is often his nemesis in the big events.