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James Wade defeated Simon Whitlock in the 2018 European Championship final (Picture: Kelly Deckers/PDC)

European Championship darts 2018: Draw, schedule, betting odds, results & live ITV4 coverage details

By Sporting Life

Darts

Mon October 29, 2018 · 6y ago

The full results from the 2018 European Championship, which took place at Dortmund's Westfalenhalle from October 25-28.

Four-time defending champion Michael van Gerwen headed a 32-player field at the 11th staging of this major and was hot favourite to win it for the fifth time in a row - but sensationally crashed out to Steve West.

In the end it was James Wade who won his first major TV title since 2014 as he defeated Simon Whitlock in the final.

Here, you can look back on how the event unfolded with all the results and links to each day's play packed with highlights and stats.

European Championship: Draw & tournament bracket

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(1) Michael van Gerwen v (32) Paul Nicholson
(16) Steve West v (17) Mervyn King
(8) Simon Whitlock v (25) Steve Beaton
(9) Peter Wright v (24) Jermaine Wattimena
(5) Joe Cullen v (28) Jelle Klaasen
(12) Michael Smith v (21) Steve Lennon
(4) Ian White v (29) Richard North
(13) Rob Cross v (20) Danny Noppert
(2) Mensur Suljovic v (31) Cristo Reyes
(15) Darren Webster v (18) Stephen Bunting
(7) Max Hopp v (26) William O'Connor
(10) Jonny Clayton v (23) James Wilson
(6) James Wade v (27) Martin Schindler
(11) Daryl Gurney v (22) Ricky Evans
(3) Gerwyn Price v (30) Kyle Anderson
(14) Adrian Lewis v (19) Dave Chisnall

European Championship: Daily schedule & results

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Thursday October 25 (1900 BST)
First Round (Best of 11 legs)
TV Channel: ITV4

Steve West 6-5 Mervyn King
Ian White 1-6 Richard North
Simon Whitlock 6-3 Steve Beaton
Michael Smith 6-3 Steve Lennon
Joe Cullen 6-2 Jelle Klaasen
Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Paul Nicholson
Rob Cross 6-4 Danny Noppert
Peter Wright 6-0 Jermaine Wattimena

CLICK HERE FOR OUR NIGHT ONE REVIEW, HIGHLIGHTS & STATS

🎯👏 What a match!

🎣🔥 MVG takes out this 170 checkout, hits five 180s and averages 110 - but only after Paul Nicholson gave him an early scare!pic.twitter.com/cXtIjLzXML
— Sporting Life (@SportingLife) October 25, 2018

Friday October 26
Afternoon Session (1245 BST)
First Round (Best of 11 legs)
TV Channel: ITV4

Jonny Clayton 2-6 James Wilson
Darren Webster 6-5 Stephen Bunting
Gerwyn Price 6-4 Kyle Anderson
Mensur Suljovic 3-6 Cristo Reyes
Daryl Gurney 4-6 Ricky Evans
Max Hopp 6-1 William O'Connor
James Wade 6-3 Martin Schindler
Adrian Lewis 5-6 Dave Chisnall

Evening Session (1900 BST)
Second Round (Best of 19 legs)
TV Channel: ITV4

Joe Cullen 10-4 Michael Smith
Simon Whitlock 10-6 Peter Wright
Richard North 2-10 Rob Cross
Michael van Gerwen 7-10 Steve West

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THE PERFORMANCE OF HIS LIFE!

Steve West has done it! He beats four-time European Champion Michael van Gerwen 10-7 for the biggest win of his career!#Unibet180 pic.twitter.com/VV1Ux2SfVB
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) October 26, 2018

Saturday October 27 (1900 BST)
Second Round (Best of 19 legs)
TV Channel: ITV4

Gerwyn Price 10-5 Dave Chisnall
Cristo Reyes 9-10 Darren Webster
James Wade 10-5 Ricky Evans
Max Hopp 10-7 James Wilson

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🙌🎯 Talk about sending a home crowd crazy!

👏 Max Hopppic.twitter.com/7yweyZBgb6
— Sporting Life (@SportingLife) October 27, 2018

Sunday October 28
Afternoon Session (1245 BST)
Quarter-Finals (Best of 19 legs)
TV Channel: ITV4

Steve West 7-10 Simon Whitlock
Joe Cullen 10-8 Rob Cross
Darren Webster 5-10 Max Hopp
James Wade 10-9 Gerwyn Price

Evening Session (1900 BST)
TV Channel: ITV4
Semi-Final (Best of 21 legs)

Joe Cullen 10-11 Simon Whitlock
James Wade 11-10 Max Hopp

Final (Best of 21 legs)

Simon Whitlock 8-11 James Wade

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WADE WINS IT!

James Wade defeats Simon Whitlock 11-8 to win his first televised PDC ranking title since 2011. pic.twitter.com/VG5xRW1iBb
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) October 28, 2018