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11-14 Jun

Eissporthalle, Frankfurt, Germany

Defending Champion: Northern Ireland (Josh Rock, Daryl Gurney)

Live on Sky Sports

4/2/25: Sky Sports & PDC extend partnership until 2030

Format

40 teams of two players: top four seeds & 12 groups of 3 nations
Round 1 is a group round-robin, group winners advance to Round 2

Seeds 1-4 join in Round 2
 

Round 1 - Best of 7 legs  

Round 2 to S-Final - Best of 15 legs

Final - Best of 19 legs 

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All legs are doubles 501

Live Broadcast (check locally)

Sky Sports - UK & Ireland

 

AMC - Hungary

Arena Sport - Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo,

Montenegro, North Macedonia & Serbia

beIN - Middle East, North Africa

Canal + - Poland

Canal Plus - South Africa

DAZN - Austria, Germany, Switzerland

FanDuel - USA

Fox - Australia

Nova - Czech Republic, Slovakia

Peacock - USA

Setanta - Ukraine

Sky - New Zealand

TV3 - Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

Viaplay - Iceland, Netherlands, Scandinavia

VTM - Belgium

Zonasport - Croatia

Sessions
Thursday 11 Jun

7pm local time (UTC +2)
Round 1 - GM1 (T1 vs T2)

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Friday 12 Jun
12pm - Round 1 - GM1L v T3

7pm - Round 1 - GM1W v T3

Saturday 13 Jun
1pm - 4x Round 2

7pm - 4x Round 2

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Sunday 14 Jun
1pm - Q-Final

7pm - S-Final & Final

Prize Fund (per team)
Winner
R-Up
S-Final
Q-Final
Round 2
Group 2nd
Group 3rd

Total £
100,000
48,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
6,000
5,000

500,000

(Increased from £450,000) - BUT the prize for R-Up has gone down!

Seeded to Round 2

England (1)

Netherlands (2)

Luke Littler, Luke Humphries

Gian van Veen, Michael van Gerwen

Northern Ireland (3)

Scotland (4)

Josh Rock, Daryl Gurney

Gary Anderson, Cameron Menzies

Group Seeds

Germany (5)

Belgium (6)

Wales (7)

Republic of Ireland (8)

Poland (9)

Sweden (10)

Martin Schindler, Ricardo Pietreczko

Mike de Decker, Dimitri Van den Bergh

Jonny Clayton, Nick Kenny

William O'Connor, Mickey Mansell

Krzysztof Ratajski, Sebastian Bialecki

Jeffrey de Graaf, Oskar Lukasiak

Australia (11)

Czechia (12)

Austria (13)

Latvia (14)

Croatia (15)

Finland (16)

Damon Heta, Adam Leek

Karel Sedlacek, Adam Gawlas

Mensur Suljovic, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez

Madars Razma, Valters Melderis

Boris Krcmar, Pero Ljubic

Jani Haavisto, Jonas Masalin

Alphabetically ...

Canada

China

Denmark

France

Gibraltar

Hong Kong

Hungary

India

Italy

Japan

Lithuania

Mongolia

​New Zealand

Jim Long, David Cameron

Zhan Qingyu, Zong Xiaochen

Andreas Toft Jorgensen, Jonas Graversen

Thibault Tricole, Nicolas Thuillier

Craig Galliano, Justin Hewitt

Leung Man Lok, Lee Lok Yin

Patrik Kovacs, Pal Szekely

Nitin Kumar, Ankit Goenka

Michele Turetta, Riccardo Castelli

Motomu Sakai, Haruki Muramatsu

Darius Labanauskas, Mindaugas Barauskas

Altantulkhuur Myagmarsuren,Ganzorig Lkhagvasuren

Jonny Tata, Ben Robb

Norway
Philippines
Portugal
Singapore

Slovenia
South Africa
Spain
Switzerland
Thailand
Trinidad and Tobago

Uganda
USA

Cor Dekker, Kent Sivertsen

Alexis Toylo, Paolo Nebrida

Luis Camacho, Jose de Sousa

Paul Lim, Tan Phuay Wey

Benjamin Pratnemer, Stefano Bozicek

Graham Filby, Devon Petersen

Cristo Reyes, Jose Justicia

Stefan Bellmont, Marcel Walpen

Sarayut Ouamumpa, Sowaris Rodman

Joshua Balfour, James Walklin

Patrick Ocheng, Juma Said

Adam Sevada, Stowe Buntz

Participants from Uganda were not able to obtain entry visas,

the vacated slot went to Gibraltar

Round 1

Round 1 (Group Matches)

GM1: T1 v T2 - 11 Jun 7pm local time

GM2: Loser v T3 - 12 Jun 12pm

GM3: Winner v T3 - 12 Jun 7pm

Group A

Germany

Philippines​​​

Germany​​​

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4-0

​​​​4-1

4-2​​

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Philippines

New Zealand

New Zealand

Group B

Belgium

Belgium​​​​

Hong Kong​​

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2-4

​​​​4-1

​2-4

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Hong Kong

Slovenia

Slovenia

Group C

Wales

Lithuania​​

Wales​​

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4-1

​​​​4-2

​​4-1

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Lithuania

Thailand

​Thailand

Group D

Republic of Ireland

Singapore​​​​

Republic of Ireland​​

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4-1

​​​​4-2

4-2​

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Singapore

Gibraltar

Gibraltar​

Group E

Poland

Portugal​​

Poland​​

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4-1

​​​​​1-4

4-2​​

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Portugal

Switzerland

​Switzerland

Group F

Sweden

South Africa​​​​

Sweden​​

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4-2

​​​​4-1

4-1​

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South Africa

Mongolia

​Mongolia

Group G

Australia

Australia​​​

USA​​​

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3-4

​​​​1-4

​​4-2

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USA

Canada

Canada

Group H

Czechia

India​​​​

Czechia​​

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4-0

1-4​​​

​4-1

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India

Denmark

Denmark

Group I

Austria

China

Austria

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4-1

3-4​​​​

3-4​​

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China

France

France

Group J

Latvia

Italy

Latvia

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4-2

​​​​4-2

​3-4

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Italy

Trinidad & Tobago

Trinidad & Tobago

Group K

Croatia

Croatia

Japan

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3-4

​3-4​​​​

​​​1-4

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Japan

Spain

​Spain

Group L

Finland

Finland

Norway

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3-4

​​​0-4

​4-3

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Norway

Hungary

​Hungary

World Cup of Darts 2026

Round 2 Sat 13 Jun 1pm 1-4 7pm 5-8 (UTC +2) Best of 15 legs

7

4

3

1

England (1)

Wales​

Scotland (4)

Republic of Ireland​

8-5

8-5

8-0

8-5

Spain

USA

Norway

Poland​

Netherlands (2)

Germany​

Northern Ireland (3)

Latvia​

8-6

8-6

8-7

8-7

Sweden

Czechia

Belgium

France

8

6

5

2

Q-Final Sun 14 Jun 1pm (UTC +2) Best of 15 legs

World Cup of Darts 2026

2

1

England (1)

Scotland (4)​

8-7

8-5

Wales​

Republic of Ireland​

Netherlands (2)

Northern Ireland (3)

8-4

8-7

Germany​

Latvia

4

3

S-Final Best of 15 legs <--- Sun 14 Jun 7pm (UTC +2) ---> Final Best of 19 legs

World Cup of Darts 2026

England (1)

Netherlands (2)

8-3

8-2

Scotland (4)

Northern Ireland (3)

England

10-5

Netherlands

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