World Cup Darts: Luke Littler and Luke Humphries, Dart news to lead the British team in Frankfurt’s Eissporthall since June 1-15

Luke Littler and Luke Humphries’s ghost group will target Britain to lead the World Cup in Frankfurt’s Eissorthall on June 12-15.

The champions, based in the lowest aggregate PDC ranking of the British and two competing players – and twice the second stage with the champion Wales and Scotland, will enter the fourth seeds in the semi-finals in 2014 and 2016.

The remaining 36 nations are divided into three people for 12 sowing phases, including 12 seedlings, each group winners.

Danny Noppert Team with World Cup Debutant Gian Van Van Van Vehan for the Netherlands, 1924 quarter finalists in the Netherlands in Italy and Hungary

As the World Grand Prix Champion Mike de Decker partners, this year’s new look will be a Belgian pair.

As shown in seven semi-finals without lifting in 2013, and the group of Latvia and the Philippines will be repaired when they play in Group B.

Ricardo Pietreczko, His and Martin Schindler Face Portugal and Singapore – 71-year-old icon Paul Lim – will spread the World Cup as in Group C. C

The Republic of Ireland, 2019 finalists, d groups in group of Gibraltar and China, Poland, Norway and two-storey quarter finalists e,

The third quarterly quarterfinals are the center scene in the Canadian F group – Malaysia and Denmark – this past quarterfinals are connected to the Lithuanian Lithuania in Sweden and France G.

Mensur Suljovic will protect the World Cup record for Austria in 2024 in 2024.

The Spanish and 2022 champions will go to head with Australia, because Simon Whitlock is a great scene return with Damon Heta No. 5.

The Czech Republic, China Taipei and India, who fought in the United States in the United States, G, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J, Johns, is organizing.

Croatia, 2024 quarter finalists, Cop Japanese and Switzerland, Finland, New Zealand and World Cup debutant Argentina L.

Nations at the opening of Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, Friday afternoon, the third team in every group will play.

The UK’s Dream Team

Upon completion of the group stage, the last 16 opened the title proposals in the second round of the last 16, England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland Saturday.

The new crowned Premier League champion Humphries and the world champion Littler, Littler will form a dream partnership for England, which is five-expected.

Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn’s price will aim to take a third victory in the Events of the couple in pairs, Gary Anderson and Peter Wright Wright, the third seeds once again once again for scotland.

Josh Rock and Daryl Gurney, Brendan Dolan’s new look for Northern Ireland, which brings the end of the end of this incident.

The best four-seeded peoples will be drawn in advance in the last 16, with 12 group winners.

The second round will take place between the two sessions on Saturday, June 15 will follow the quarterfinals in Frankfurt on Sunday, the semifinals and final.

2025 Betvictor World Cup dart
12-15 June 2025, Ice Rink, Frankfurt, Germany
Plant with the second round
(1) England
(2) Welsh
(3) Scotland
(4) Northern Ireland

Group stage
Group A
(5) Netherlands
Italian
Hungary

Group B
(6) Belgium
Latvia
Philippines

Group c
(7) Germany
Portugal
Singapore

Group D
(8) Republic of Ireland
Gibraltar
Chinese

E band e
(9) Poland
South Africa
Norwegian

Group f
(10) Canada
Malaysia
Vain

Group g
(11) Sweden
Lithuania
French

Group H
(12) Austria
Whitish
Australia

I group i
(13) USA
Hongygon
Bahrain

Group j
(14) Czech Republic
Chinese Taipei
India

Voice k
(15) Croatia
Japan
Switzerland

Group l
(16) Finland
New Zealand
Argentina

Pull bracket – the second round
(1) England vs.
vs vs
(4) Northern Ireland vs
vs vs
(2) Wales vs.
vs vs
(3) Scotland vs.
vs vs

Session schedule
June 12 Thursday (1900 local time, 1800 bst)
First Group matches (Solved Nation V Nation 2)
Sweden vs Lithuania (G)
Czech and Chinese Taipei (J)
Croatia vs Japan (k)
Republic of Ireland vs Gibraltar (D)
Canada vs Malaysia (F)
US and Hong Kong (i)
Poland and South Africa (E)
Belgium vs Latvia (B)
Netherlands and Italy (a)
Germany vs Portugal (C)
Austria vs Spain (H)
Finland vs New Zealand (L)

Friday June 13
Session in the afternoon (local time, 1100 bst)
Second group matches
(V nation 3 on Thursday)

Schedule on the same group order as a session on Thursday

Evening session (1900 local time, 1800 bst)
Third group matches
(Thursday winner Team V nation 3)

Schedule on the same group order as a session on Thursday

Saturday June 14
Session in the afternoon (local time, 1200 bst)
Second round x4

Evening session (1900 local time, 1800 bst)
Second round x4

June 15 on the market
Session in the afternoon (local time, 1200 bst)
To the quarterfinals

Evening session (1900 local time, 1800 bst)
Semifinal
Final

Match format
First Tour (Group Stage) – the best of seven legs
Second round – the best of 15 legs
The quarterfinals – the best of 15 legs
Semi-final – the best of 15 legs
Final – the best of 19 legs

All games will end up straight start and double in 501 in two pairs of formats.

Nations and Pairing Competitive
(1) England – Luke Humphries & Luke Littler
(2) Wales – Jonny Clayton & Gerwyn Price
(3) Scotland – Gary Anderson & Peter Wright
(4) Northern Ireland – Josh Rock & Daryl Gurney
Argentina – Jesus Hello and Victor Guillin
Australia – Mulmer Heta & Simon Whitlock
Austria – Mensur Suljovic and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Bahrain – Sadeq Mohamed & Hasan Bucheri
Belgium – Mike de Decker & Dimitri Van den Bergh
Canada – Matt Campbell & Jim Long
China – Xiaochen zong & lihao wen
Chinese Taipei – Pupo Teng-Lieh & An-Sheng
Croatia – Pero Ljubic & Boris Krcmar
Czech Republic – Karel Sedlagek and Petr Curved
Denmark – Benjamin Reus & Andreas Shelf House
Finland – Teemu Harju & Marko Kante
France – ThiBault TRICOLE & JACKUES LABRE
Germany – Martin Schindler & Ricardo Pietreczko
Gibraltar – Craig Galliano and Justin Hewitt
Hong Kong – Man Lok Leung & Lok Yin Lee
Hungary – György Jehirski and Gergely locksmith
India – Nitin Kumar & Mohan Goel
Italy – Michele Turetta & Massimo Dela Rosa
Japan – Ryusei Azemoto and Tomoya Goto
Latvia – Madars Razma and Walter Melder
Lithuania – Darius Labanuskas & Mindaugas Barausekas
Malaysia – Sometimes
The Netherlands – Danny Noppert & Gian Van Veen
New Zealand – Haupai Puha & Mark Cleaver
Norwegian – Cor Covers and Kent Joran Sivertsen
Philippines – Lourence Ilagan & Paolo Nebrida
Poland – Krzysztof Ratajska and Radek Szaganski
Portugal – Jose de sousa & bruno nassimento
Republic of Ireland – William O’Connor & Keane Barry
Singapore – Paul Lim & Phuay
South Africa – Cameron Carolissen & Devon Petersen
Spain – Daniel Zapata & Ricardo Fernandez
Sweden – Jeffrey de Graf & Oscar Lucasak
Switzerland – Stefan Bellmont & Alex Fehlmann
USA – Danny Lauby & Jules Van Dongen

Award Foundation (per team)
Winners – £ 80,000
Runners-up – 50,000 pounds
Half finalists – £ 30,000
Quarter finalists – £ 20,000
Last 16 loser – £ 9000
Second group – £ 5000
Third group – £ 4000
Total 450,000 TL

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