Luke Humphries to Win (v Josh Rock)

For the newer players — particularly Josh Rock — it hasn’t been the best start. He’s lost his opening two matches and was below his usual standard in Antwerp, averaging under 80, which is very unlike him because he’s a tremendous player.

Based on that, and considering he’s up against Luke Humphries — who statistically has been the best performer of the eight players so far, even if the results haven’t quite gone his way — I think Humphries is the right pick here. He really should have beaten Luke Littler last week and will likely be feeling frustrated. At 8/15, which Paddy Power are offering, I think that represents strong value, and Humphries is a clear favourite for good reason.

Gerwyn Price to Win (v Jonny Clayton)

For my second selection, I’m going to the final match of the night. Sometimes in darts, you come up against a player who just seems to have your number. When it comes to Jonny Clayton versus Gerwyn Price, the head-to-head record is remarkable. Clayton must look at that fixture and think, “Not Gerwyn Price again.” He’s probably the last player he’d want to face right now.

Price has an outstanding record against his fellow Welshman. They’ve been brilliant together in the World Cup, but in individual meetings, Price has generally had the upper hand.