Premier League Fixtures

[Booji Boy]

THE 2011 PDC Premier League Darts season will kick off at The O2 in London, featuring a clash between Adrian Lewis and Phil Taylor on the opening night, while Gary Anderson meets Simon Whitlock and Mark Webster plays James Wade.

The new season of the £400,000 event will kick off for the second successive year at The O2 on Thursday February 10, with the first of 14 league nights to be held around the UK and screened live on Sky Sports HD.

The four matches at The O2 will be headlined by new Ladbrokes.com World Darts Champion Adrian Lewis facing reigning Premier League Darts Champion Phil Taylor, who hit two nine-darters in reclaiming the title last May.

Premier League Darts debutants Gary Anderson and Mark Webster will face Simon Whitlock and James Wade respectively, while five-time World Champion Raymond van Barneveld plays Terry Jenkins in the opening night's other match.

The second week of the Premier League Darts, to be held at the Trent FM Arena in Nottingham on February 17, will begin when Whitlock plays van Barneveld, while Taylor and Webster clash in a repeat of their World Championship quarter-final recently, which the Welsh left-hander won.

Lewis will play Wade in a repeat of October's World Grand Prix final, while Jenkins plays Anderson, the World Championship runner-up.

Premier League Darts crosses the Irish Sea to Belfast's Odyssey Arena on February 24, when Anderson meets Webster, Whitlock plays Wade, Lewis takes on van Barneveld and Taylor faces Jenkins.

Week Four's visit to Exeter's Westpoint Arena includes the clash between Taylor and van Barneveld, while Anderson meets the reigning champion in Week Five in Manchester.

Lewis and Anderson will clash in a rematch of their recent World Championship final at the SECC in Glasgow in Week Six, while the seventh Thursday at The Brighton Centre sees Taylor and Wade meet in a repeat of the 2010 Premier League Darts final.

The players will face each other twice during the league stages, with the second half of the season visiting Cardiff, Aberdeen, Sheffield, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bournemouth and Newcastle.

The top four players will progress to compete in the Play-Offs at the Wembley Arena on May 19, with the semi-finals and final played in one night as the tournament culminates.

Tickets for the CIA in Cardiff have now sold out, with only a limited number of tickets remaining for the Odyssey Arena in Belfast. Ticket information for each event is detailed below, with tickets costing £30 (table seating) and £20 (tiered seating) plus any applicable booking fees.

2011 PDC Premier League Darts Fixtures
Week One
February 10 - The O2, London
Mark Webster v James Wade
Gary Anderson v Simon Whitlock
Raymond van Barneveld v Terry Jenkins
Adrian Lewis v Phil Taylor
Tickets: 0844 856 0202 or www.theo2.co.uk

Week Two
February 17 - Trent FM Arena, Nottingham
Simon Whitlock v Raymond van Barneveld
James Wade v Adrian Lewis
Phil Taylor v Mark Webster
Terry Jenkins v Gary Anderson
Tickets: 08444 124 624 or www.trentfmarenanottingham.com

Week Three
February 24 - Odyssey Arena, Belfast
Gary Anderson v Mark Webster
Simon Whitlock v James Wade
Adrian Lewis v Raymond van Barneveld
Phil Taylor v Terry Jenkins
Tickets: 02890 739 074 or www.odysseyarena.com

Week Four
March 3 - Westpoint Arena, Exeter
Terry Jenkins v Simon Whitlock
Mark Webster v Adrian Lewis
Gary Anderson v James Wade
Raymond van Barneveld v Phil Taylor
Tickets: 08444 99 99 55 or www.ticketzone.co.uk

Week Five
March 10 - M.E.N. Arena, Manchester
Terry Jenkins v Mark Webster
Phil Taylor v Gary Anderson
James Wade v Raymond van Barneveld
Simon Whitlock v Adrian Lewis
Tickets: 0844 847 8000 or www.men-arena.com

Week Six
March 17 - S.E.E.C., Glasgow
Terry Jenkins v James Wade
Raymond van Barneveld v Mark Webster
Simon Whitlock v Phil Taylor
Gary Anderson v Adrian Lewis
Tickets: 0844 395 4000 or www.ticketSOUP.com

Week Seven
March 24 - The Brighton Centre
Mark Webster v Simon Whitlock
Adrian Lewis v Terry Jenkins
Raymond van Barneveld v Gary Anderson
Phil Taylor v James Wade
Tickets: 0844 847 1515 or www.brightoncentre.co.uk

Week Eight
March 31 - C.I.A., Cardiff
James Wade v Gary Anderson
Simon Whitlock v Terry Jenkins
Phil Taylor v Raymond van Barneveld
Adrian Lewis v Mark Webster
Tickets: Sold Out

Week Nine
April 7 - A.E.C.C., Aberdeen
Raymond van Barneveld v Simon Whitlock
Adrian Lewis v James Wade
Mark Webster v Phil Taylor
Gary Anderson v Terry Jenkins
Tickets: 08444 77 9000 or www.aecc.co.uk

Week Ten
April 14 - Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield
James Wade v Simon Whitlock
Mark Webster v Gary Anderson
Terry Jenkins v Phil Taylor
Raymond van Barneveld v Adrian Lewis
Tickets: 0114 256 5656 or www.motorpointarena.co.uk

Week 11
April 21 - N.I.A., Birmingham
James Wade v Mark Webster
Terry Jenkins v Raymond van Barneveld
Simon Whitlock v Gary Anderson
Phil Taylor v Adrian Lewis
Tickets: 0844 338 8000 or www.theticketfactory.com

Week 12
April 28 - Liverpool Echo Arena
Mark Webster v Terry Jenkins
Gary Anderson v Phil Taylor
Raymond van Barneveld v James Wade
Adrian Lewis v Simon Whitlock
Tickets: 0844 8000 400 or www.echoarena.com

Week 13
May 5 - B.I.C., Bournemouth
Simon Whitlock v Mark Webster
Gary Anderson v Raymond van Barneveld
Terry Jenkins v Adrian Lewis
James Wade v Phil Taylor
Tickets: 0844 576 3000 or www.bic.co.uk

Week 14
May 12 - Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle
Adrian Lewis v Gary Anderson
James Wade v Terry Jenkins
Mark Webster v Raymond van Barneveld
Phil Taylor v Simon Whitlock
Tickets: 0844 493 6666 or www.metroradioarena.co.uk

[Booji Boy]

Anderson V Lewis in Glasgow will be fun

[Mr Glass]

Would have liked to have seen Taylor vs Barney in Scotland.

[Tristan]

Would have liked to have seen Taylor vs Barney in Scotland.

Don't think we'll live to see the day.

[Booji Boy]

Would have liked to have seen Taylor vs Barney in Scotland.

Agreed. Its going to be very interesting though with a scotsman playing north of the border for the first time. Hope he can cope with the added presh.

[hang the dj]

Anderson V Lewis in Glasgow will be fun

Looking forward to it, last game of the night, better set the sky+ as I'll be far too drunk to actually remember it at the event

[Booji Boy]

Anderson V Lewis in Glasgow will be fun

Looking forward to it, last game of the night, better set the sky+ as I'll be far too drunk to actually remember it at the event

I am in scotland that Week as well. Thats my thursday night sorted oot. Wonder if I could wangle a freebie?

[hang the dj]

Anderson V Lewis in Glasgow will be fun

Looking forward to it, last game of the night, better set the sky+ as I'll be far too drunk to actually remember it at the event

I am in scotland that Week as well. Thats my thursday night sorted oot. Wonder if I could wangle a freebie?

Typical jock always on the scrounge

[Captain Ash]

Chuffed with the Manchester fixtures !!! Game On !!

[mshaw2]

I think this time around, there aren't really any duff fixtures. On paper, they look excellent.

[ozzieb]

Lewis vs the scot in Scotland, last on
Lewis vs the Welshman in Wales the next week, last on = stitch up

[Booji Boy]

Lewis vs the scot in Scotland, last on
Lewis vs the Welshman in Wales the next week, last on = stitch up

Explain why that is a stitch up. It is an exhibition tournament, the best/most anticipated matches should top the bill.

[ozzieb]

I feel it would have been fairer to have another player have to deal with the home crowds once, not 2 weeks in a row when you know exactly is going to happen. I go to more exhibitions that you at a guess and doubt that the abuse the Englishman would get is like an average exhibition. I know that the other lads have to deal with it week in, week out but i would have liked to have seen Taylor or Barney vs the home players, merely my opinion. Anderson vs Taylor would have been top of the bill for me in Scotland.

[nikkiboy]

I feel it would have been fairer to have another player have to deal with the home crowds once, not 2 weeks in a row when you know exactly is going to happen. I go to more exhibitions that you at a guess and doubt that the abuse the Englishman would get is like an average exhibition. I know that the other lads have to deal with it week in, week out but i would have liked to have seen Taylor or Barney vs the home players, merely my opinion. Anderson vs Taylor would have been top of the bill for me in Scotland.

yes thats damned unfair that Lewis has to deal with a home crowd chanting swing low sweet chariot and shouting miss whenever he throws for a double - no wait that was Webby and Ando in the semis and final

[ozzieb]

Im still waiting Nikkiboy for you to admit you were wrong in saying that Lewis would never win a major. We had 20 notes on it if i remember rightly?

[GtotheF]

Good looking fixtures.

Great 8 this year - no dull looking games at all for me.

[nikkiboy]

Im still waiting Nikkiboy for you to admit you were wrong in saying that Lewis would never win a major. We had 20 notes on it if i remember rightly?

Cant remember dan but I did say he would never win a major as long as I had a hole in my arse

I WAS WRONG!

You coming to Crawley?

[ozzieb]

I'll be in Crawley and Derby for as many as the football allows me to mate. We can car share again if you want.

[nikkiboy]

I'll be in Crawley and Derby for as many as the football allows me to mate. We can car share again if you want.

sounds good

[thetrojan]

Have to say that actually seeing the fixtures in black and white, this is easily the best line up yet, with every match looking like a corker. Hard to see how it could have been any better to be honest.