The PDC Champions League of Darts takes place this weekend with the biggest names in darts on stage
The Champions League of Darts will pit the finest players on the PDC tour against each other this weekend.
World number 1 Michael van Gerwen will be determined to secure the title that has eluded him in the three years since it was created.
Fans can watch all of the action on free-to-air TV – and we have all the details.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about the 2019 Champions League of Darts.
The competition starts on Saturday 19th October and concludes on Sunday 20th October.
For match times, see our 'how to watch' guide below.
The 2019 Champions League of Darts will take place at the Morningside Arena, Leicester.
Up to 3,000 fans can enjoy the action in the arena for each session.
The top seven ranked players in the PDC Order of Merit automatically qualify along with the previous year's champion.
As Gary Anderson triumphed in 2018, eighth-ranked James Wade was also given a place in the tournament.
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The tournament will be broadcast on BBC across the two days of action.
TV channel details are listed below, and the action can be also be streamed via BBC iPlayer.
Saturday 19th October
Part 1: 1:15pm (BBC1)
Part 2: 6:30pm (BBC2)
Sunday 20th October
Part 1: 1:00pm (BBC2)
Part 2: 6:30pm (BBC2)
Winner: £100,000
Runner-up: £50,000
Semi-finalists: £25,000
Third in group stage: £15,000
Fourth in group stage: £10,000
Gary Anderson beat Peter Wright 11-4 in an all-Scottish final of the 2018 Champions League of Darts.
Wright pulled off a shock 11-9 victory over Michael van Gerwen in the semi-finals to book his place in the showpiece match-up.
But veteran star Anderson – fresh from an 11-4 battering of Mensur Suljovic – continued his hot streak with a convincing win in the final.
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