The full results and group standings from the BBC-televised Paddy Power Champions League of Darts, which took place in Leicester from October 19-20.
Eight of the biggest names from the world of darts battled it out in Leicester for the fourth staging of the Paddy Power Champions League of Darts, with Gary Anderson bidding to defend his title.
However the Flying Scotsman crashed out in the group stages before Michael van Gerwen came through two thrilling matches against Gerwyn Price and Peter Wright to get his hands on the 'belt'.
Here, you can look back on how the event unfolded with the group standings, knockout stage results and daily reviews.
GROUP A
GROUP B
Group Format
Saturday October 19
Afternoon Session
Group Stage Matches (Best of 19 legs)
Live on BBC 1 from 1230 BST
Evening Session
Group Stage (Best of 19 legs)
Live on BBC 2 from 1830 BST
CLICK HERE FOR DAY ONE REVIEW AND HIGHLIGHTS
Sunday October 20
Afternoon Session
Group Stage (Best of 19 legs)
Live on BBC 2 from 1230 BST
Evening Session
Knockout Stages (Best of 21 legs)
Live on BBC 2 from 1830-2200 BST
Semi-Finals
Final (best of 21 legs)
CLICK HERE FOR DAY TWO REVIEW AND HIGHLIGHTS
Well, as previously mentioned, this is only time you can see the PDC's top stars in action on BBC Sport. The opening four group games on Saturday afternoon will be on BBC One but the other sessions will be on BBC Two. The times of each sessions are listed in the schedule section above. (These details are subject to change)
Michael van Gerwen is even-money favourite to win this title for the first time having only reached the final once.
You can click here for all of Sky Bet's odds including group winner prices.
CLICK HERE FOR BETTING TIPS AND GROUP PREDICTIONS
Tickets for the Champions League of Darts are available now from the Morningside Arena Box Office via www.leicesterarena.co.uk or via pdc.seetickets.com . Table seats for both afternoon sessions are priced at £26, with the evening sessions at £31. The tiered seat tickets for the afternoon sessions are £21 and in the evening they are £26.
One of my favourite Gary Anderson v MVG moments was at the Champions League in September.
— Chris Hammer (@ChrisHammer180) December 29, 2018
In a deciding leg, Anderson was way back on 299 when MVG left himself a finish.
A great lesson in why never to give up...pic.twitter.com/6kvrOTw1RU