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The Cazoo World Cup of Darts second round takes place on Saturday at the Sparkassen Arena.

PDC stats analyst Christopher Kempf assesses the race to top the Unibet Premier League table. In most previous editions of the Unibet Premier League, there was very little doubt as to who would finish at the top of the table, and the only open question was which player stood the best chance of a semi-final or final upset to prevent the leading player from taking another Premier League title. That is not so anymore; headed into the second phase of this year's tournament, two players are tied for the lead of the group table, and neither is named Phil Taylor or Michael van Gerwen.

Newcomer Clayton relishing Unibet Premier League challenge Jonny Clayton admits he is loving being "in the mix" during his debut season in the Unibet Premier League. The Masters champion had topped the Premier League table following the opening five nights earlier in April, and remains in fourth spot following Tuesday's draw with Nathan Aspinall.     He can secure a spot in the second half of the season in Wednesday's contest with UK Open champion James Wade, and is relishing the challenge of competing in one of the sport's biggest tournaments. "I'm in the mix, but there's a long way to go...

Eliminated Durrant targeting World Matchplay Glen Durrant has set his sights on returning to top form this summer following his Unibet Premier League elimination. The Middlesbrough ace will see his Premier League title defence end on Thursday following Judgement Night, having suffered seven straight losses so far this season. After losing all five games in the opening block of Premier League fixtures, Durrant admitted that he was working to correct " This week has seen Durrant defeated by Michael van Gerwen and Jose de Sousa in Milton Keynes to leave him mathematically unable to survive beyon...

Cross eliminated on Night Eight as Wright & Wade survive Rob Cross was eliminated from the Unibet Premier League in Wednesday's Night Eight as Peter Wright and James Wade secured their spots in the second half of the season. Cross will join reigning champion Glen Durrant in exiting the event after Thursday's Night Nine in Milton Keynes after he suffered a 7-5 loss to Nathan Aspinall. Later wins for Wade and Wright mean that Cross is now three points adrift with just one game left before the bottom two stars are eliminated, with the 2018 finalist set to finish ninth for a second successive yea...