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German darts duo avert defeat at World Team Championship

Germany has taken the first step towards the round of 16 at the World Darts Team Championship. Against outsiders New Zealand, however, not much was missing for a defeat.

Darts, World Team Championship, quarter-finals: Gabriel Clemens (Germany, r) and Martin Schindler...
Darts, World Team Championship, quarter-finals: Gabriel Clemens (Germany, r) and Martin Schindler (Germany) bang their fists together. The duo want to reach the knockout round of the World Team Championship.

Team event - German darts duo avert defeat at World Team Championship

Germany managed to narrowly win their World Cup of Darts match against New Zealand's Haupai Puha and Ben Robb on Thursday evening in Frankfurt am Main, securing a significant step towards the last 16 at the Team World Championship. Germany trailed 2:3 and was on the brink of defeat. In the seventh and decisive leg, Clemens hit a Bullseye for the win. "You need balls for this," Clemens said. The duo danced triumphantly on stage. Schindler and Clemens reached the semi-finals last year and are now aiming for the big throw.

Approximately 1500 spectators missed the big darts party in Frankfurt on Thursday, but the atmosphere was significantly better than the previous year's opening. Despite the European Championship marking the first break in play after 13 days, football also played a role. English fans cheered enthusiastically "It's coming home". "Major Tom (Completely Lost)" was also heard loudly.

"Incredibly hot"

The professionals were mainly challenged by the high temperatures in the hall and especially on the stage. "The heat was a bigger fight than anything else. It was incredibly hot in here in the hall," said the Irishman William O'Connor, who was still sweating heavily after his performance.

The top nations like England, Wales, and Scotland enter the Team World Championship with a total of 40 pairs on Saturday. The knockout stage, to which Germany now has good chances, begins then.

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  1. Despite the impressive performance of Gabriel Clemens and Martin Schindler in the World Cup of Darts, Hesse's representation in Frankfurt am Main will face tough competition from international teams like Finland in the upcoming stages, as per the PDC profile data.
  2. The victory against New Zealand's Haupai Puha and Ben Robb in the World Cup of Darts has boosted the confidence of the German team, led by Gabriel Clemens and Martin Schindler, who are determined to bring glory to Germany just like they did in their semifinal run last year.
  3. The upcoming World Cup of Darts matches will be broadcast live on Dazn, providing fans worldwide an opportunity to watch the high-intensity darts action featuring Hesse's best players, Gabriel Clemens and Martin Schindler, as they aim to book a spot in the final against opponents like New Zealand.
  4. As Germany advances in the World Cup of Darts, Hesse's champion dart throwers, Gabriel Clemens and Martin Schindler, are destined to face off against formidable opponents like New Zealand in Frankfurt am Main, in what promises to be an exciting and closely contested test of skill and nerves.
  5. The World Cup of Darts match between Germany and New Zealand reflected on the international stage the passion, precision, and sportsmanship of the German team, spearheaded by star players like Gabriel Clemens, who won the seventh and decisive leg for Germany with a Bullseye against Haupai Puha and Ben Robb, and Martin Schindler.
  6. Gabriel Clemens displayed his courage and talent during the World Cup of Darts match against New Zealand in Frankfurt am Main, leading his team to a narrow victory and ensuring that Hesse will participate in the knockout stage, where they will face opponents like Finland.
  7. Martin Schindler and Gabriel Clemens' remarkable journey to the semi-finals in the last World Cup of Darts has left their fans in Frankfurt am Main and across Germany eagerly anticipating the next chapter of their darting careers, as they prepare to take on international teams like Finland, backed by the support of thousands of spectators on Dazn.

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