The Hungarian Cup: Nathan Asbinal puts a huge clash of Luke Humphrez in the second round of Budapest | Arrows news

Nathan Espinal, No. 1 Luke Humphrez, will face the second round of the Hungarian arrows, while Luke Litler will play the role of Joe Coleen.

Aspinall opened its offer for the title of a third European round of the year with a comprehensive group of six Abram from the Hungarian World Cup star Levin Sarai, where the deal was concluded with magic 164 out of the bull.

“I am really happy with this performance,” ASPINALL, who ended with an average of 101.33 to prepare a confrontation with Humphrez.

“Every time you and I play great games, and he does not return to the world 1 for some reason. He is a great player, but I, and I think I can do the task.”

The Stockport star was one of 16 players who created a round’s round relationship against the driven actors, following the dramatic opening day in the MVM dome.

Cullen and Litler will go face to face in another wonderful conflict, after Collin won the 2022 champion of three games against Lucas Winig to start his attempt to have more glory in Hungary.

“I am looking for this challenge,” Collin, who is also a winner of PDC Protour earlier this month.

“It is clear that Locke is an incredible player, but I defeated him this year and on my day I can overcome anyone, so I bring him.”

Matthew Danant, hero Michael van Gereen, will play on Saturday evening, after receiving the scalp in 2023 in the UK Open Kingdom Andrew Gilding in the opening match of the tournament.

Gilding was one of several high -level victims on the first day in Budapest, where the Dutch quadrant Jian Van Vin, Wesel Negman, Derk van Dujvinbod, Jermin Wattina.

The average Van Vin reached nearly 106 and six 180 years landed in a convincing tie against Niko Springer, although German that cannot be abolished links six of his eight attempts in a double to celebrate the 6-3 bed victory.

Darren Beveridge and Tom Bisel beat Negman and Van Duvvodod, respectively, to score the first victory in the European tourist stage, before being hit in a decision by the French Trekol Tricole.

However, Raymond van Pardlight will renew his opponent with the 2023 champion of Dave Cisonmal after he began winning in the Hungarian capital.

The Dutch legend ran out of a 6-2 convincing winner against Nandor Major in the former World Championship in Hungary, where he maintained his hopes to qualify for the World Grand Prix and the European Championship next month.

In the same section of the clouds, Richard Vinceda advanced to a meeting with the 2021 champion Gerawin Price, after average 97 to complete the success of 6-3 against the leader of the development tour cam Crabter.

Rob Owen produced a great presentation in Budapest, challenging the extra Mediterranean from Ryan Serle to Yusan in the last registry decision and booked a conflict with Dutch Danny Nobbart on Saturday.

Luke Woodhouse will take over from the fifth of the fifth after he survived the sculpture against Andras Borgi’s favorite, Andas Bourmbelli, who produced 170 amazing exit in his 6-4 defeat to the star born in Bewdley.

Ryan Joyce was also distinguished in the final section, where she fell from two tons more than a ton during his 6-2 victory over the European champion Richi Edhaus to hold a confrontation against Martin Shendler in Germany.

His Campo Pietreczko will lock the pods with Josh Rock in his shape after his 6-1 victory over Jim Williams, who reached 146 mockery.

Daril Gourney, the World Cup champion, has produced 140 years to send Leon Weber with the same result, and he will now go face to face with Rob Kroos in one of the prominent Saturday confrontations.

Kim Hoibrichs has swept the Danish appearance Andreas Heligharrus, while Cameron Minsis returned to a victory thanks to his 6-1 victory over Nandour Hungary.

2025 Hungarian arrows schedule and results

Friday, September 19
The first round
In the afternoon session (1300 local time, 1200 GMT)
Matthew Neanant 6-4 Andrew Gilding
Cameron Minsis 6-1 Nandor Press
Ryan Joyce 6-2 Richie Edhaus
Ricardo Petrickco 6-1 Jim Williams
Kim Huhirbrichtz 6-2 Andreas Heiljoos
Luke Woodhouse 6-4 Andras Borbely
Darren Beveridge 6-2 Wesel Negman
Tom Pesile 6-5 Dirk van Duvinbod

Evening session
Jermaine Wattimena 6-5 Thibault Tricole
Ryan Cyrle 6-5 Rob Owen
Daril Gurney 6-2 Leon Weber
Raymond van Barnefeld 6-1 Nandour Megor
Richard Vinistra 6-3 km Crabter
Joe Colin 6-5 Lucas Little
Jian van Vin 3-6 Niko Springer
Nathan Espinal 6-0 Levinte Sarai

Saturday September 20
The second round
In the afternoon session (1300 local time, 1200 GMT)
Martin Shendler vs Ryan Joyce
Ross Smith against Cameron Minses
Danny Nobbart v. Rob Owen
Chris Dobobi against Darren Beveridge
Rob Kroos vs. Daryl Goreny
James Wade against Luke Woodhaus
Peter Wright vs. Kim Huybrichts
Dave Cisonal v. Raymond van Barnefeld

Evening session (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
Damon Hita vs Niko Springer
GERWYN PRICE VS Richard Veenstra
Michael van Gereen against Matthew Denant
Luke Litler against Joe Coleen
Locke Humphrez v. Nathan Espinal
Stephen Poning opposite the Thebolt Tricole
Josh Rock Vs Ricardo PietCzko
Mike de Decker vs Tom Besel

Sunday, September 21
In the afternoon session (1300 local time, 1200 GMT)
The third round

Evening session (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
The quarter -finals
The semi -finals
last

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