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John Part and Stuart Pyke analyse the early stages of the 2018/2019 William Hill World Darts Championship, focusing on Team Unicorn performance! Watch the video blog from Alexandra Palace below: Keep up-to-date with all the Team Unicorn news right here on the Unicorn website throughout the tournament

It was a relieved Gary Anderson who booked his spot in the 3rd Round of the World Championship. The Team Unicorn star had to battle before overcoming Northern Ireland qualifier Kevin Burness 3-1. “I was nervous. I always am first game. I have a lot of work to do for sure but yes, just relieved to get that one out of the way!” he said. Burness missed two darts to go two legs clear in the opening set before Anderson took it with a 13 darter in the deciding leg. His opponent hit back to level the match

It wasn’t to be for Jeffrey de Zwaan on the opening night at the World Championship. But the Team Unicorn ace gave the World Champion a real scare at the Alexandra Palace. Rob Cross won their thrilling 2nd Round encounter by three sets to one on Thursday night. But that only tells half the story. De Zwaan’s 106 average was the second highest losing average in World Championship history. The young Dutchman forcing Cross to produce his best darts in many months. De Zwaan raced through the opening set

He is already one of the most successful players in the history of the sport, but Gary Anderson is hungry for more. The Team Unicorn superstar is bidding for third World Championship crown at the Alexandra Palace. And after the disappointment of missing out on the Grand Slam and Players Championship, the Scot is determined to prove a point in London. “To win the World Championship twice in this era of the sport takes some doing and I am very proud of that. I feel I am playing well to give it a real

Talented young star Ted Evetts has taken the next big step in his promising career by signing a new long-term deal with Unicorn. Highly regarded, highly rated and destined for great things in the sport over the next decade, Evetts will now look to build on a stellar 2018. On the eve of the World Championship, the new deal is the perfect boost for the 21-year-old who is bidding to set up a showdown with Adrian Lewis at the Alexandra Palace. Evetts plays Simon Stevenson in the 1st Round on day two

Unicorn World Champion ambassador and Sky Sports Darts pundit John Part previews the chances of all of our Team Unicorn players involved at the up and coming 2018/2019 William Hill World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace in London. The draw/schedule for the early stages of the biggest event on the darting calendar can be found below: Thursday December 13 (1900)Jeffrey de Zwaan v Nitin Kumar (R1)Martin Schindler v Cody Harris (R1)Jan Dekker v Lisa Ashton (R1)Rob Cross v De Zwaan/Kumar (R2) Friday

It all starts on Thursday December 13. The greatest darts show on earth. The World Championship and Team Unicorn will head to London full of belief. Gary Anderson’s bid for a third World crown (he is pictured with the 2016 trophy) kicks-off against either Paul Nicholson or Kevin Burness. In all, 16 Team Unicorn stars bid for glory at the Alexandra Palace. Jeffrey de Zwaan has been given the opportunity to topple the World Champion on the opening night! He will face Rob Cross if he can overcome Nitin

Dimitri van den Bergh has made history by defending his PDC Unicorn World Youth title. The young Belgian made it back-to-back World Youth crowns with a brilliant display on Sunday night in Minehead as he beat German Martin Schindler 6-3. The Unicorn star was in superb form as he averaged 100.44 to take the prestigious title and a prize of £10,000 “I am just thrilled with what I have achieved,” he said. “It means so much to me to make a little bit of history. I felt good going on the stage and to

He was close but Gary Anderson’s bid to win a second Players Championship crown came to an end in the semi-finals in Minehead. The Unicorn star was edged out 11-9 in a thriller by Michael van Gerwen, who was then beaten 11-9 in an epic final by Daryl Gurney who claimed his second ‘Major’ TV title in sensational style. Gurney took out 85 on the bull to deny Van Gerwen a fourth straight Players Championship victory. The Irishman came from 9-8 down to take the win. Anderson will be disappointed after

Gary Anderson and Chris Dobey will fly the Unicorn flag as the pair bid for Players Championship glory. In the last 16, both won all Unicorn clashes.....Dobey beating James Wade in a thrilling last leg decider but Anderson was too good for Joe Cullen winning 10-2. The Scot, who won the tournament back in 2014, has dropped only five legs so far this weekend. For Dobey it was arguably the biggest win of his career and he reached a ‘Major’ TV quarter-final for the second time. It was a terrific day