Van Duijvenbode & Van Barneveld deliver on Day One in Rosmalen

European Tour

Dirk van Duijvenbode continued his resurgence with a superb display on Day One of the Elten Safety Shoes Dutch Darts Championship, as Raymond van Barneveld also enjoyed a winning return on home soil.

2025 Elten Safety Shoes Dutch Darts Championship draw & schedule

European Tour

Josh Rock will open his defence of the Elten Safety Shoes Dutch Darts Championship against Ricardo Pietreczko or Karel Sedlacek, as Michael van Gerwen prepares to headline on home soil.

Springer, Wenig, Huybrechts & Mansell complete ET qualification double

European Tour

Niko Springer, Lukas Wenig, Kim Huybrechts and Mickey Mansell completed a European Tour qualification double in Hildesheim on Wednesday.

Anderson retains European Darts Grand Prix title in Sindelfingen

European Tour

Gary Anderson retained the Elten Safety Shoes European Darts Grand Prix title with a comprehensive 8-0 victory over Andrew Gilding on Sunday evening.

Anderson shines to begin Sindelfingen title defence in style

European Tour

Gary Anderson began his defence of the Elten Safety Shoes European Darts Grand Prix title in style with a thrilling victory over Gian van Veen during an enthralling day of second round action in Sindelfingen.

Van Veen sets up Anderson clash at European Darts Grand Prix

European Tour

Gian van Veen will take on reigning champion Gary Anderson in the second round of the Elten Safety Shoes European Darts Grand Prix, as Ross Smith stole the show with a sparkling display in Sindelfingen.

2025 Elten Safety Shoes European Darts Grand Prix draw & schedule

European Tour

Gary Anderson will begin his defence of the Elten Safety Shoes European Darts Grand Prix against either Gian van Veen or Nathan Rafferty, with the draw and schedule for this weekend’s event confirmed.

Schindler claims third Euro Tour title in Graz

European Tour

Martin Schindler claimed his third European Tour title within two years at the Elten Safety Shoes Austrian Darts Open in Graz on Sunday.

Wattimena dumps out two-time champion Clayton to reach Finals Day in Graz

European Tour

There will be a new name on the Elten Safety Shoes Austrian Darts Open trophy on Sunday, after two-time champion Jonny Clayton crashed out at the hands of Jermaine Wattimena as the second round came to a close in Graz. 

Dave Chisnall landed a nine-dart finish on his way to winning the Belgian Darts Open in Wieze on Sunday, ending a three-year wait for his 16th ranking title.

Chisnall struck perfection in the opening leg of his 7-4 semi-final win over Danny Noppert as he landed the first nine-darter on the European Tour since his own effort at the 2019 Gibraltar Darts Trophy.

Six-time TV event finalist Chisnall then went on to deny Andrew Gilding a maiden title, running out an 8-6 victor in the final.

Both players had produced sparkling displays throughout the weekend to reach the showdown, and produced an intriguing decider in front of a packed Oktoberhallen crowd.

Gilding trailed from the fifth leg but produced a 136 checkout, the game's most eye-catching moment, to reduce the deficit to 6-7.

However, Chisnall held throw to land double 19 and avoid a last-leg decider to rack up his third European Tour title, all of which have been won in different countries.

"It's very special," said an emotional Chisnall. "Any tournament you win is special but this one means even more after a tough year personally.

"We've had a couple of family bereavements so this is for them. I had a terrible year last year but I'm coning back and there will be more trophies going in my cabinet.

"I've been saying for the last few weeks that this has been coming and this weekend it happened.

"The final was one of those games where we were both trying too hard to win a big tournament. Luckily for me that double 19 went in; I'm so happy."

Meanwhile, Gilding's continued strong form in 2022 sees him confirm his place in October's BoyleSports World Grand Prix, having already featured in the Betfred World Matchplay in July.

Having defeated Belgian number one Dimitri Van den Bergh in Saturday's second round, Gilding overcame Niels Zonneveld, Martin Schindler and Jonny Clayton as he reached a first European Tour final.

Sunday saw the tournament reach its climax with last 16 matches in the afternoon, before the evening session saw the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final take place.

Hopes of a Belgian winner were ended in the last 16 as Kim Huybrechts - who defeated Michael van Gerwen in round two - went down 6-1 to Adrian Lewis.

German duo Gabriel Clemens and Martin Schindler fell at the quarter-final stage along with Lewis and De Sousa.

The final European Tour event of 2022, the Gibraltar Darts Trophy (ET13), will take place from October 14-16 at the Victoria Stadium

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