Wales will seek the defense of the PDC Darts World Cup title in September, and the tournament will now be confirmed at the Sparkassen-Arena in Jena, Germany
Last updated: 24/03/21 16:50
Welsh couple Gerwyn Price and Johnny Clayton won the 2020 event
The 2021 Darts World Cup will be held at the Sparkassen-Arena in Jena, Germany, from September 9 to 12, the PDC has confirmed.
The annual tournament, in which 32 countries represent teams with two players in a combination of doubles and singles, returns to Germany after being held in Salzburg, Austria in 2020.
Wales is the reigning champion, after Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton sealed their country’s first crown last November. ‘Iceman’ and ‘Ferret’ enjoyed an outstanding ride, beating Russia, Scotland, Australia, Germany and England along the way. The triumph also preceded the pair’s individual success as Price continued to win the World Cup and Clayton won the Masters.
Price and Clayton will once again be among the favorites, after both enjoyed individual success in the eye after the 2020 triumph
The Sparkassen-Arena in Jena is no stranger to hosting PDC events, as it was previously the stage for PDC’s 2017 European tour.
The PDC expects to release ticket details over time, subject to German government announcements regarding the crowds attending sporting events.
All promotions will take place live on Sky Sports, during the three-day event.
2021. Darts World Cup
Thursday, September 9th
Evening session
8x first round
Friday, September 10th
Evening session
8x first round
Saturday, September 11th
Afternoon session
4x second round
Evening session
4x second round
Sunday, September 12th
Afternoon session
Quarterfinals
Evening session
Semifinals and finals
Television darts is back in Sky Sports with the Premier League 2021 – the action begins on Monday, April 5 with five consecutive nights of action from the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes.
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