World Cup of Darts 2019 live stream: The essential guide of how to watch live online

The top two players from each nation will battle it out across four days for £350,000 in prize money as the unique invitational returns to the darting hotbed of Germany.

Netherlands are the reigning and four-time champions after defeating Scotland in last year’s final, and a successful title defence would see them eclipse England to become the most decorated nation in the history of the competition.

Michael van Gerwen will be partnered by debutant Jermaine Wattimena, the Dutch number two, with Raymond van Barneveld missing out on the event for the first time.

England, who were guided to four titles by Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis, will be represented by world number two Rob Cross and world finalist Michael Smith.

Two-time beaten finalists Scotland are again represented by Peter Wright and Gary Anderson, while Wales, Australia and Belgium are the other competing nations to have previously reached the final.

The tournament runs from June 6-9 at the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany.

In addition to television coverage, all matches are also available to watch live on desktop, mobile or tablet devices – by following the step-by-step guide below.

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