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Rob Cross, world number four, is the slight favourite to make it through what is a competitive group. He’s up against Daniel Larsson to kick-start the action, and while the Swede has performed admirably to make it to this stage, he did so against the odds. So, Cross will have a fantastic opportunity to get off to a winning start.

Next up is a what should be a tight affair between Ryan Searle and Luke Woodhouse. Searle will likely be most people’s slight favourite headed into the game. However, their head to head record of one victory apiece suggests it could go either way, offering Woodhouse the chance to get a couple of wins on the table in quick succession as he plays Daniel Larsson straight after.

Woodhouse playing in two consecutive matches is ideal. If he loses against Searle, it’s a chance to bounce straight back, against Larsson who he beat several months ago at the Players Championship in Barnsley. If Woodhouse comes away from the Searle game victorious, he can make it two wins from two by beating Larsson, engineering a superb position for himself in the group.

Arguably the tie of the round will see Rob Cross take on Ryan Searle. And, even though Cross has four out of four against Searle, the latter was impressive in Group Six when he knocked James Wade out of the competition. Cross winning the tie isn’t a foregone conclusion, but it will take something special from Searle to upset the odds.

Searle returns straight to the oche after the clash with Cross to take on Daniel Larsson. As Group Six progressed, Searle improved, and he will head into this match as the heavy favourite, regardless of what happens in the game before. Like Woodhouse before him, Searle will have the opportunity to right a wrong or to grab a couple of wins in a row, with Larsson undoubtedly the weakest competition in the group.

Rob Cross will start the night, and he will also end it, as he takes on Luke Woodhouse in the final game of the evening. Woodhouse is another player Cross has shown his dominance against previously, winning three out of four times when the pair have met. And. When Cross has won, he has done so by a considerable margin, so, this will give him confidence heading into the tie. Woodhouse has a puncher’s chance, but you will expect

Cross to show his class, and he could at this point have won all of his games to top the group.