1982 WDF Europe Cup

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1982 WDF Europe Cup
Tournament information
Venue Cliffs Pavilion
Location Westcliff-on-Sea, Southend
Country Flag of England.svg England
Established15–16 October
Organisation(s) WDF
FormatLegs
Champion(s)
Singles
Flag of England.svg Bobby George (men's singles) [1]
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Sandra Gibb-Lee (women's singles) [1]
Pairs
Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Lord & Bjørn Enqvist (men's pairs) [1]
Flag of Sweden.svg Charlotte Eriksson & Carina Sahlberg (women's pairs) [1]
Team
Flag of England.svg England (men's team) [1]
Overall
Flag of England.svg England (men's overall) [1]
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales (women's overall) [1]
«1980 1984»

The 1982 WDF Europe Cup was the 3rd edition of the WDF Europe Cup darts tournament, organised by the World Darts Federation. It was held at the Cliffs Pavilion in Westcliff-on-Sea, Southend, England from October 15 to 16. [2]

Contents

Entered Teams

12 countries/associations entered a men's selection in the event. [2]

11 countries/associations entered a women's selection in the event. [2]

Men's singles

Players in bold denote match winners. [3]

1st Round(best of 7 legs)2nd Round(best of 7 legs)3rd Round(best of 7 legs)Quarter-finals(best of 7 legs)Semi-finals(best of 7 legs)Final(best of 7 legs)
                  
  Flag of England.svg Eric Bristow
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Eric Bristow 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gerard van Dissel 0
  Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gerard van Dissel 4
Flag of Finland.svg Kari Saukkonen 2
  Flag of England.svg Eric Bristow 4
Ulster Banner.svg Steve Brennan 3
  Ulster Banner.svg Steve Brennan
Bye
  Ulster Banner.svg Steve Brennan 4
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ceri Morgan 0
  Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ceri Morgan 4
Flag of France.svg Lucien Lesaout 0
  Flag of England.svg Eric Bristow 4
Flag of Scotland.svg Jocky Wilson 0
  Flag of Scotland.svg Jocky Wilson
Bye
  Flag of Scotland.svg Jocky Wilson 4
Flag of Norway.svg Svein-Arne Hjelmeland 2
  Flag of Norway.svg Svein-Arne Hjelmeland 4
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Luc Marreel 2
  Flag of Scotland.svg Jocky Wilson 4
Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Lord 3
  Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Lord 4
Flag of Ireland.svg Donnie Corbett 1
  Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Lord 4
Flag of Denmark.svg Finn Jensen 1
  Flag of Denmark.svg Finn Jensen
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Eric Bristow 4
Flag of England.svg Dave Whitcombe 3
  Flag of England.svg Dave Whitcombe 4
Flag of Norway.svg Rolf Kvasheim 0
  Flag of England.svg Dave Whitcombe 4
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Willy Delaere 2
  Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Willy Delaere
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Dave Whitcombe 4
Flag of Sweden.svg Bjørn Enqvist 2
  Flag of Sweden.svg Bjørn Enqvist 4
Ulster Banner.svg Fred McMullan 1
  Flag of Sweden.svg Bjørn Enqvist 4
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Dyfri Jones 3
  Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Dyfri Jones
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Dave Whitcombe 4
Flag of Scotland.svg Angus Ross 2
  Flag of Scotland.svg Angus Ross 4
Flag of Denmark.svg Per-Steen Byrgesen 3
  Flag of Scotland.svg Angus Ross 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Ruud Kleyweg 0
  Flag of the Netherlands.svg Ruud Kleyweg
Bye
  Flag of Scotland.svg Angus Ross 4
Flag of Finland.svg Kexi Heinäharju 2
  Flag of Finland.svg Kexi Heinäharju 4
Flag of Ireland.svg John Buckley 3
  Flag of Finland.svg Kexi Heinäharju 4
Flag of France.svg Jean-Claude Fichot 1
  Flag of France.svg Jean-Claude Fichot
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Eric Bristow 1
Flag of England.svg Bobby George 4
  Flag of Denmark.svg Kim Jensen 4
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Peter Locke 3
  Flag of Denmark.svg Kim Jensen 4
Ulster Banner.svg David Keery 2
  Ulster Banner.svg David Keery
Bye
  Flag of Denmark.svg Kim Jensen 4
Flag of Ireland.svg Seamus O'Brien 1
  Flag of Ireland.svg Seamus O'Brien 4
Flag of France.svg Phillippe Labernardiere 0
  Flag of Ireland.svg Seamus O'Brien 4
Flag of Finland.svg Taisto Piiroinen 3
  Flag of Finland.svg Taisto Piiroinen
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Bobby George 4
Flag of Denmark.svg Kim Jensen 2
  Flag of England.svg Bobby George 4
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Dirk van der Eycken 0
  Flag of England.svg Bobby George 4
Flag of Sweden.svg Christer Pilblad 1
  Flag of Sweden.svg Christer Pilblad
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Bobby George 4
Flag of Scotland.svg Peter Masson 2
  Flag of Scotland.svg Peter Masson 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Malcolm Nolan 1
  Flag of Scotland.svg Peter Masson 4
Flag of Norway.svg Kjell Jorgensen 0
  Flag of Norway.svg Kjell Jorgensen
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Bobby George 4
Flag of England.svg Cliff Lazarenko 1
  Flag of England.svg Cliff Lazarenko
Bye
  Flag of England.svg Cliff Lazarenko 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Ellis Elsevijf 3
  Flag of the Netherlands.svg Ellis Elsevijf 4
Flag of Sweden.svg Peter Hamberg 3
  Flag of England.svg Cliff Lazarenko 4
Flag of Ireland.svg John Joe O'Shea 3
  Flag of Ireland.svg John Joe O'Shea
Bye
  Flag of Ireland.svg John Joe O'Shea 4
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Louis van Iseghem 0
  Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Louis van Iseghem 4
Flag of Denmark.svg Jan Larsen 3
  Flag of England.svg Cliff Lazarenko 4
Flag of Scotland.svg Jim McGuigan 1
  Flag of Scotland.svg Jim McGuigan
Bye
  Flag of Scotland.svg Jim McGuigan 4
Flag of France.svg Patrick Cochepin 0
  Flag of France.svg Patrick Cochepin 4
Flag of Norway.svg Bjorn Torgersen 0
  Flag of Scotland.svg Jim McGuigan 4
Flag of Finland.svg Martti Lihavainen 2
  Flag of Finland.svg Martti Lihavainen
Bye
  Flag of Finland.svg Martti Lihavainen 4
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Tony Ridler 3
  Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Tony Ridler 4
Ulster Banner.svg Roy Baillie 0

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References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "WDF Europe Cup 1980". World Darts Federation . Retrieved 3 April 2024.
  2. 1 2 3 "WDF Europe Cup Men Overall 1982". Mastercaller. Retrieved 3 April 2024.
  3. "Results of WDF Europe Cup Men Singles 1982". Mastercaller. Retrieved 3 April 2024.