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. 

2025 Elten Safety Shoes Austrian Darts Open draw & schedule

European Tour

Jonny Clayton will kick off his bid for a third Austrian Darts Open title against Jermaine Wattimena or a Host Nation Qualifier, with the draw and schedule confirmed for this weekend’s event in Graz.

Van Gerwen lands nine-darter on his way to German Darts Grand Prix glory

European Tour

Michael van Gerwen returned to winning ways with victory at the Elten Safety Shoes German Darts Grand Prix on Monday, defeating his fellow countryman Gian van Veen to clinch a record-extending 38th European Tour title in Munich.

Littler marvellous in Munich, as Van Gerwen squeezes through

European Tour

World Champion Luke Littler produced a magnificent performance to reach the third round of the Elten Safety Shoes German Darts Grand Prix on Sunday, as Michael van Gerwen also moved through to Finals Day.

Luke Humphries won his second European Tour title in the space of a month in Prague on Sunday, defeating Rob Cross 8-5 in the final of the Gambrinus Czech Darts Open.

Humphries further enhanced his reputation as one of the sport's hottest prospects with impressive victories over Michael van Gerwen and Dimitri Van den Bergh en route to the final.

A winner of April's Interwetten German Darts Grand Prix, Humphries averaged 100.34 in the final to rack up his third PDC ranking event win of 2022.

Humphries took early control in the final as he raced into a 4-1 lead, before Cross piled in a rot-stopping 145 checkout to gain a foothold in the contest.

The tenth leg saw Cross pounce on four missed doubles from Humphries to break throw and level at 5-5.

However, a crucial last dart double top saw Humphries break straight back before reeling off the last two legs in 26 darts to pocket the £25,000 winner's prize.

"To win one Euro Tour was great, but to win two is unbelievable - I'm over the moon," said Humphries.

"I think the final was the best I played all weekend. Rob and I are good friends and he pushed me really hard.

"When you make that final it's hard because you're tired after a long day and when he took the 145 out it drained me.

"But I think the last two legs show a lot about my game and are testament to what I am now.

"I need to start believing I'm one of the best players in the world.

"I'm getting that confidence in my game, I feel like I'm making the next step now."

Meanwhile, Cross was left to suffer an unwanted familiar feeling as he endured a sixth defeat in his sixth European Tour final.

"Credit to Luke, he was brilliant," said Cross, who defeated Ross Smith and Vincent van der Voort earlier in the day.

"I struggled to hold my throw, that was my Achilles' Heel in that one.

"I really enjoyed my weekend here, Prague has played host to a fantastic tournament with an amazing crowd.

"I wasn't at my best today but I almost got the result and I'll move onto the next one."

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.

Czech number one Adam Gawlas sent the home crowd into raptures with a dramatic 6-5 win over Ryan Searle in the last 16, before his dream run was ended by Van der Voort in the quarter-finals.

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