The 32-nation tournament sees two-player teams representing their countries across four days in a combination of Doubles and Singles contests, with Wales having claimed glory for the first time in last year’s World Cup.

This year’s tournament will return to Germany – after taking place in Salzburg last November – to be staged in front of the Sky Sports cameras in Jena, with the Sparkassen-Arena having previously hosted the PDC’s European Tour in 2017.

Tickets details will be confirmed by PDC Europe in due course, subject to announcements from the German government regarding crowds attending sporting events.

The World Cup of Darts will be televised on Sky Sports, through the PDC’s international broadcast partners including RTL7 and DAZN, on PDCTV for Rest of the World Subscribers and on matchroom.live.

2021 World Cup of Darts
Thursday September 9
Evening Session 
8x First Round

Friday September 10
Evening Session 
8x First Round

Saturday September 11
Afternoon Session
4x Second Round

Evening Session
4x Second Round

Sunday September 12
Afternoon Session
Quarter-Finals

Evening Session
Semi-Finals & Final