European Championship

The maths is simple: the top 32 on the Euro Tour rankings qualify for the European Championship...Some big names are safe, some are hanging by a thread, and a few might want to rethink their calendars for late October...

Who will rise to the occasion? Who will announce themselves as a star? And who, inevitably, will arrive without their luggage?

World Champion Luke Littler produced a magnificent performance to reach the third round of the Elten Safety Shoes German Darts Grand Prix on Sunday,...

Kicking off the evening session in the Bavarian capital, Pietreczko posted a superb 106 average as he stormed past debutant Adam Paxton, whilst Schindler was equally impressive, averaging 103...

You will not be shocked to notice that an event born in 2008 was dominated in its infancy by one Phil The Power Taylor. The Stoke legend won the first four hostings

Ritchie Edhouse stormed to his maiden televised crown with a crushing 11-3 victory over Jermaine Wattimena...

Anderson’s victory over Van Gerwen stole the headlines at the Westfalenhalle, as the Scot continued his terrific form with an emphatic 10-4 success...

...his highly-anticipated European Championship hopes were ended with a 6-4 loss to an impressive Gilding...

Martin Schindler was beaten on home soil by a resurgent Dirk van Duijvenbode...Schindler’s World Cup partner Gabriel Clemens had earlier been sent packing by Van Gerwen