The full results and round-ups from the 2020 Ladbrokes UK Open, which took place from March 6-8 at the Butlin's Minehead Resort.
The 'FA Cup of Darts' is over, with Michael van Gerwen emerging triumphant from the 160 players that descended on Minehead for the second major of the season.
The world number one began his campaign by knocking out defending champion Nathan Aspinall and ended it by beating his arch-rival Gerwyn Price in a thrilling final just an hour after hitting a nine-darter against Daryl Gurney.
It was the second perfect leg of the weekend following Jonny Clayton's heroics and the 10th in the competition's history.
Here, you can look back on how the ITV4-televised event unfolded with round-by-round results and reviews while there's also a comprehensive history section complete with past winners and records.
Seedings in brackets Click here for Sky Bet odds
Friday March 6 Afternoon Session (11am start, 12pm on Main Stage)
TV Coverage: ITV 4
First, Second & Third Rounds (Best of 11 legs)
Main Stage (Televised)
Stage Two
Stage Three
Stage Four
Stage Five
Stage Six
Stage Seven
Stage Eight
Evening Session (7pm)
TV Coverage: ITV 4
Fourth Round (Best of 19 legs)
Players ranked in the world's top 32 will join the competition at this point, along with the 32 who have come through the previous three rounds.
Main Stage (Televised)
Stage Two
Stage Three
Stage Four
Stage Five
Stage Six
Stage Seven
Stage Eight
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Saturday March 2
Afternoon Session (1230 start)
TV Coverage: ITV 4 Fifth Round (Best of 19 legs)
Main Stage (Televised)
Stage Two
Stage Three
Stage Four
Evening Session (1900 start)
TV Coverage: ITV 4
Sixth Round (Best of 19 legs)
Main Stage (Televised)
Stage Two
Sunday March 8
Afternoon Session (1245 start)
TV Coverage: ITV 4
Quarter-Finals (Best of 19 legs)
All Main Stage
Evening Session (1900 start)
TV Coverage: ITV 4
Semi-Finals (Best of 21 legs)
Final (Best of 21 legs)
Michael van Gerwen is 2/1 favourite with Sky Bet win the UK Open, but world champion is next in the running at 6/1 ahead of Gerwyn Price at 7/1.
There's quite a gap to Gary Anderson at 14/1 while defending champion Nathan Aspinall is the only other player under 20/1.
The 2020 Ladbrokes UK Open will be broadcast live on ITV4 for UK viewers, through the PDC's international broadcast partners and through PDCTV for Rest of the World Subscribers.
The Stage Two action on Friday and Saturday will be streamed exclusively for all PDCTV Subscribers worldwide.
Top 32 - Enter in Fourth Round
Michael van Gerwen
Peter Wright
Gerwyn Price
Rob Cross
Michael Smith
Gary Anderson
Daryl Gurney
Nathan Aspinall
James Wade
Dave Chisnall
Ian White
Mensur Suljovic
Adrian Lewis
Simon Whitlock
Joe Cullen
Stephen Bunting
Jonny Clayton
Krzysztof Ratajski
Chris Dobey
Glen Durrant
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Mervyn King
Jermaine Wattimena
Max Hopp
Steve Beaton
Darren Webster
Danny Noppert
Ricky Evans
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Keegan Brown
John Henderson
Brendan Dolan
Players 33-64 - Enter in Third Round
Steve West
Vincent van der Voort
Luke Humphries
Kim Huybrechts
William O'Connor
Gabriel Clemens
James Wilson
Steve Lennon
Ryan Searle
Kyle Anderson
Ryan Joyce
Josh Payne
Jamie Hughes
Cristo Reyes
Ross Smith
Ron Meulenkamp
Jelle Klaasen
Darius Labanauskas
Martin Schindler
Benito van de Pas
Richard North
Mickey Mansell
Justin Pipe
Jan Dekker
Devon Petersen
Jamie Lewis
Luke Woodhouse
Jose De Sousa
Robert Thornton
Toni Alcinas
Matthew Edgar
Simon Stevenson
Players 65-96 - Enter in Second Round
Harry Ward
Ted Evetts
Mark McGeeney
Andy Boulton
Madars Razma
Rowby-John Rodriguez
Geert Nentjes
Scott Baker
Joe Murnan
Marko Kantele
Gavin Carlin
Conan Whitehead
Kirk Shepherd
Maik Kuivenhoven
Christian Bunse
Matt Clark
Adrian Gray
Reece Robinson
David Pallett
Niels Zonneveld
Vincent van der Meer
Carl Wilkinson
Yordi Meeuwisse
John Michael
Jeff Smith
Barrie Bates
Jonathan Worsley
Nathan Derry
Mike van Duivenbode
Dirk van Duijvenbode
Jason Lowe
Nick Kenny
Players 97-127 - Enter in First Round
Scott Waites
Alan Tabern
Wesley Harms
Karel Sedlacek
Adam Hunt
Wayne Jones
Steve Brown
Mike De Decker
Kai Fan Leung
Peter Jacques
Daniel Larsson
Gary Blades
Martijn Kleermaker
Harald Leitinger
Jesus Noguera
Lisa Ashton
Andy Hamilton
Ryan Murray
Damon Heta
William Borland
Darren Penhall
Ryan Meikle
Michael Barnard
Derk Telnekes
Ciaran Teehan
Martin Atkins (Wigan)
Aaron Beeney
Bradley Brooks
Callan Rydz
Krzysztof Kciuk
Steffen Siepmann
Ben Cheeseman *
* NB: Tour Card Holder Boris Krcmar has withdrawn due to a prior commitment. Under PDC Rule 3.6 he has been replaced by the next available non-qualified player from the 2019 Development Tour Merit Table (as all other Tour Card Holders are already qualified).
2019 Challenge Tour Order of Merit Qualifiers
Cameron Menzies
Stephen Burton
Boris Koltsov
Andy Jenkins
Cody Harris
Kyle McKinstry
Berry van Peer
Patrick Lynskey
2019 Development Tour Order of Merit Qualifiers
Shane McGuirk
Nathan Rafferty
Keane Barry
Greg Ritchie
Andrew Davidson
Kevin Doets
Owen Roelofs
Danny van Trijp
Rileys Amateur Qualifiers
Jason Heaver
Jamie Clark
Adam Huckvale
Kelvin Self
Fallon Sherrock
Scott Taylor
Adam Smith-Neale
Kevin Burness
Lewis Williams
Rhys Hayden
Robert Owen
Darren Beveridge
James Richardson
Justin Smith
Alfie Thompson
Jason Askew
Sadly not, the event is now sold out.
With no seedings and a random draw made after every round, the UK Open has earned the nickname of "the FA Cup of darts" ever since the event's debut in 2003, when it was held at the Reebok Stadium in Bolton.
Phil Taylor beat Shayne Burgess in the first final and although the dominant 'Power' has claimed the most titles with five, there has been a wide range of winners including Roland Scholten (2004), Raymond van Barneveld (2006 & 2007), James Wade (2008 & 2011), Robert Thornton (2012), Adrian Lewis (2014), Michael van Gerwen (2015, 2016), Peter Wright (2017), Gary Anderson (2008) and most recently Nathan Aspinall.UK Open Past Finals
UK Open Most Titles