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6 months ago

Darts tips

7.15pm: Ricky Evans v Robert Owen
Evans to win 4-2
#WhatOddsPaddy: Evans to hit 1+ 180s in each set

8:30pm: Jonny Clayton v Gerwyn Price
Price to win 4-2

9:45pm: Luke Humphries v Peter Wright
Humphries to win 4-1

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7.15pm: Ricky Evans v Robert Owen

Evans to win 4-2

Evans to hit 1+ 180s in each set

We’ve got one third-round tie then a couple of last-16 matches to enjoy on Sunday night – and first up is Ricky Evans v Robert Owen.

Both of these players are looking to go further than they ever have done before. Evans is a real entertainer but he’ll want his darts to do the talking now.

Owen is the less experienced player of the two but he has reached the semi-finals of the UK Open and that’s where the majority of his big-stage experience comes from.

It’ll come down to who can keep their composure. Evans needs to not want it too much on the big stage and I’m edging towards him winning it. I’m with Evans to win 4-2. There’s also value in backing the #WhatOddsPaddy of Evans to hit 1+ 180s in each set.

8:30pm: Jonny Clayton v Gerwyn Price

Price to win 4-2

We’ve got an all-Welsh clash between Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price up next.

I was really impressed with how Price held it together against Joe Cullen in the last round as he was under immense pressure.

Clayton hasn’t been playing his best stuff and he’ll need to be at his best if he’s going to beat Price.

Price has been really fired up this tournament and he really wants it, which maybe we haven’t seen this year. I’m going for Price to win 4-2.

9:45pm: Luke Humphries v Peter Wright

Humphries to win 4-1

Finally, Luke Humphries’ title defence continues as he faces off against two-time world champion Peter Wright – and there has been a bit of needle in this one!

Wright tried to play mind games but Humphries hit straight back. We love to see it and it’s fired them both up.

We saw the best version of Wright last time out. He was brilliant and that’s been lacking this year.

Humphries is arguably the best player in the world at the moment. He’s only dropped four legs so far this tournament and he hasn’t got out of second gear. I’m with Humphries to win 4-1.