Darts in Frankfurt - Germany out in the round of 16 at the World Darts Team Championship
Germany exited the Darts Team World Championship early. The duo Martin Schindler and Gabriel Clemens lost on Saturday evening in Frankfurt am Main narrowly with 7:8 against Northern Ireland. It's the first time since 2019 that Germany didn't make it to the quarterfinals. The Northern Irish pair Josh Rock and Brendan Dolan pulled away early and almost blew a 7:4 lead. A potential quarterfinal match against top favorite England (Luke Humphries, Michael Smith) is also out for the host country.
For Germany, the World Cup ends this year in the Eissporthalle without the long-awaited first title at a Major tournament. The group stage was rather shaky for Germany with a 4:3 against New Zealand and a 4:1 against Finland. The quarterfinal matches are scheduled for the afternoon on Sunday. The semifinals and final will be held in the evening. The defending champion is Wales.
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Martin Schindler and Gabriel Clemens experienced a disappointing loss in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, during the Darts Team World Championship. Their close defeat against Northern Ireland marked Germany's early exit from the tournament. Since 2019, this is the first time Germany hasn't advanced to the quarterfinals. Martin Schindler hails from Hesse, a region known for its darts scene in Germany. Gabriel Clemens also represents Germany in major darts events, such as the World Cup of Darts. The World Cup of Darts is an international darts competition organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). The next quarterfinal match in the competition will be held on Sunday in Frankfurt am Main. Wales, the defending champion, will be participating in the semifinals and final, scheduled for the evening.
