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The £150,000 event was held from February 1-3 at the Alsterdorfer Sporthalle in Hamburg, live on Sky Sports.
The First Round was split across two sessions on Friday and Saturday's afternoon session, and saw the 24 nations split into eight three-team groups, who played off over the best of nine legs in a Doubles format.
The top two teams from each group progressed to Saturday night's knockout Last 16.
The Quarter-Finals were held on Sunday afternoon, with the Semi-Finals and Final held on Sunday evening as the final day featured a combination of both Singles and Doubles games.
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BETFAIR WORLD CUP OF DARTS
Group Stage Draw
GROUP A
England (1)
Austria
Japan
GROUP B
Republic of Ireland (8)
Denmark
South Africa
GROUP C
Scotland (4)
Canada
Sweden
GROUP D
Wales (5)
Spain
Italy
GROUP E
Netherlands (2)
Gibraltar
Poland
GROUP F
Germany (7)
Finland
USA
GROUP G
Australia (3)
Croatia
New Zealand
GROUP H
Northern Ireland (6)
Belgium
Hungary
* Please note that Italy replaced the Philippines on January 22.
Seeded Nations
1. England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis)
2. Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld)
3. Australia (Simon Whitlock & Paul Nicholson)
4. Scotland (Gary Anderson & Robert Thornton)
5. Wales (Mark Webster & Richie Burnett)
6. Northern Ireland (Brendan Dolan & Michael Mansell)
7. Germany (Jyhan Artut & Andree Welge)
8. Republic of Ireland (William O'Connor & Connie Finnan)
Pool B
Spain (Antonio Alcinas & Carlos Rodriguez)
Belgium (Kim Huybrechts & Ronny Huybrechts)
Canada (John Part & Jeff Smith)
Finland (Jani Haavisto & Jarkko Komula)
Austria (Mensur Suljovic & Maik Langendorf)
Croatia (Robert Marijanovic & Tonci Restovic)
Gibraltar (Dyson Parody & Dylan Duo)
Denmark (Per Laursen & Jann Hoffmann)
Pool C
Sweden (Magnus Caris & Par Riihonen)
Japan (Haruki Muramatsu & Sho Katsumi)
USA (Darin Young & Larry Butler)
South Africa (Charl Pietersen & Shawn Hogan)
New Zealand (Phil Hazel & Craig Caldwell)
Hungary (Nandor Bezzeg & Meszaros Zsolt)
Poland (Krzysztof Kciuk & Krzysztof Ratajski)
Italy (Daniele Petri & Matteo Dal Monte)
Schedule of Play
Friday February 1
Afternoon Session
2.30pm-6pm Local Time (1.30pm-5pm UK Time)
8x Group Matches - Best of nine legs 501 Doubles
Belgium 5-0 Hungary
Denmark 5-4 South Africa
Spain 5-3 Italy
Croatia 5-3 New Zealand
Canada 5-4 Sweden
Austria 4-5 Japan
Gibraltar 2-5 Poland
Finland 5-4 USA
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Evening Session
8pm-12am Local Time (7pm-11pm UK Time)
8x Group Matches- Best of nine legs 501 Doubles
Seeded Nations v Friday Afternoon Winners
Northern Ireland 5-2 Belgium
Republic of Ireland 5-0 Denmark
Wales 5-2 Spain
Australia 5-1 Croatia
Scotland 5-3 Canada
England 5-0 Japan
Netherlands 5-3 Poland
Germany 5-3 Finland
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Saturday February 2
Afternoon Session - Best of nine legs 501 Doubles
Seeded Nations v Friday Afternoon Losers
2pm-6pm Local Time (1pm-5pm UK Time)
8x Group Matches - Best of nine legs 501 Doubles
Northern Ireland 5-1 Hungary
Republic of Ireland 4-5 South Africa
Wales 5-0 Italy
Australia 5-2 New Zealand
Scotland 5-2 Sweden
England 5-2 Austria
Netherlands 5-0 Gibraltar
Germany 5-3 USA
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Evening Session
8pm-12am Local Time (7pm-11pm UK Time)
8x Second Round Matches
Best of nine legs of 501 Doubles
Northern Ireland 4-5 Croatia
Republic of Ireland 3-5 Japan
Wales 5-2 Canada
Australia 1-5 Belgium
Scotland 4-5 Spain
England 5-4 South Africa
Netherlands 3-5 Finland
Germany 5-2 Poland
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Sunday February 3
Afternoon Session
2pm-6pm Local Time (1pm-5pm UK Time)
Quarter-Finals
Draw Bracket
England 2-1 Japan
Spain 1-2 Wales
Finland 2-1 Germany
Belgium 2-0 Croatia
Order of Play
Belgium 2-0 Croatia
Spain 1-2 Wales
England 2-1 Japan
Finland 2-1 Germany
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Evening Session
8pm-11pm Local Time (7pm-10pm UK Time)
Semi-Finals
Finland 1-2 Belgium
England 2-1 Wales
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Final
England 3-1 Belgium
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Format
The 24 competing nations will be drawn into eight groups of three teams, each comprising of one seeded nation, one team from Pool B and one team from Pool C. The draw will be made during the 2013 PDC Qualifying School in Wigan.
The seeded nations will be placed into groups as follows
Group A - England (1)
Group B - Republic of Ireland (8)
Group C - Scotland (4)
Group D - Wales (5)
Group E - Netherlands (2)
Group F - Germany (7)
Group G - Australia (3)
Group H - Northern Ireland (6)
All Group Matches will be played as the best of nine legs of 501 in a Doubles format, with the first team to win four legs winning the match. Players will throw alternatively throughout.
Two points are awarded for a win, no points are awarded for a defeat.
In the event of a tie for positions in each Group Table, final placings will be determined by Leg Difference, followed by the overall Group Stage three-dart average of the tied nations.
Order of Matches:
Friday Afternoon Session Games
Pool B Teams v Pool C Teams
Friday Evening Session Games
Seeded Teams v Friday Afternoon Winners
Saturday Afternoon Session Games
Seeded Teams v Friday Afternoon Losers
Knockout Phase
The top two nations from each group will progress to the knockout stage from the last 16 onwards, which will be played in a bracket format as follows:
Last 16
Match One - Winner Group A v Runner-Up Group B
Match Two - Winner Group B v Runner-Up Group A
Match Three - Winner Group C v Runner-Up Group D
Match Four - Winner Group D v Runner-Up Group C
Match Five - Winner Group E v Runner-Up Group F
Match Six - Winner Group F v Runner-Up Group E
Match Seven - Winner Group G v Runner-Up Group H
Match Eight - Winner Group H v Runner-Up Group G
All matches will be played as the best of nine legs of 501 in a Doubles format, with the first team to win five legs winning the match.
Quarter-Finals
Match Nine - Winner Match One v Winner Match Two
Match Ten - Winner Match Three v Winner Match Four
Match 11 - Winner Match Five v Winner Match Six
Match 12 - Winner Match Seven v Winner Match Eight
The Quarter-Finals will be played as two best of seven leg 501 Singles matches, with both nations nominating the order in which their players play. In the event of both nations winning one Singles match apiece, a best of seven leg 501 Doubles match will be played to decide the tie.
Semi-Finals
Match 13 - Winner Match Nine v Winner Match Ten
Match 14 - Winner Match 11 v Winner Match 12
The Semi-Finals will be played as two best of seven leg 501 Singles matches, with both nations nominating the order in which their players play. In the event of both nations winning one Singles match apiece, a best of seven leg 501 Doubles match will be played to decide the tie.
Final
Winner Match 13 v Winner Match 14
The Final will be played as four best of seven leg 501 Singles matches, with both nations nominating the order in which their players play the first two matches, and then Reverse Singles following, In the event of both nations winning two Singles matches apiece, a best of seven leg 501 Doubles match will be played to decide the tie.
Prize Fund
Winners - £20,000 each
Runners-Up - £10,000 each
Semi-Finalists - £6,500 each
Quarter-Finalists - £3,000 each
Last 16 Losers - £1,500 each
Group Stage Losers - £1,000 each
Total - £150,000