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28 Sep 2026
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WDF Europe Cup 2026: France in action in the Faroe Islands

The 24th WDF Europe Cup runs from 30 September to 3 October in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, with France's men's and women's teams competing at the WDF's biggest national-team event.

WDF Europe Cup 2026: France in action in the Faroe Islands
  • The 2026 WDF Europe Cup runs from 30 September to 3 October 2026 in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, the first time the event is staged in the archipelago.
  • France's men's and women's teams are both competing in the national-team event.
  • The schedule mixes team, singles and doubles events, with all the finals on Saturday 3 October.
  • The opening ceremony and streamed matches are available on the WDF's YouTube channel, with live scores on DartConnect.

The 2026 WDF Europe Cup will take place from 30 September to 3 October in Tórshavn, in the Faroe Islands, with the French men’s and women’s teams taking part. This is the 24th edition of the World Darts Federation’s nations’ competition, and the first to be held on the archipelago, at the Við Tjarnir venue.

The French squad has travelled to the event, led by the best male and female players on the national circuit.

The schedule for the 2026 WDF Europe Cup

The tournament kicks off with an official opening ceremony on Tuesday 29 September at 7.30 pm, the eve of the first day of competition. The times below are Faroe Islands times: add one hour for mainland France.

Day Events
Wednesday 30 September Men’s and women’s team competitions, from 2.00 pm
Thursday 1 October Men’s doubles up to the semi-finals, followed by women’s singles, from 1.00 pm
Friday 2 October Men’s singles, followed by women’s doubles up to the semi-finals, from 1.00 pm
Saturday 3 October Doubles, singles and team finals, followed by the medal ceremony

How to follow the competition

Match sessions are streamed on the WDF’s YouTube channel. All matches can also be viewed live, with detailed scores, on DartConnect, the WDF circuit’s official platform.

For France, there are two objectives: to defend its position in the European nations’ rankings and to give its players another week of top-level competition, in both team and individual events.

A first for the Faroe Islands

Awarded following a vote by members of the international federation, the 2026 edition marks a new chapter for the WDF, which continues to expand the reach of its major events. The Europe Cup combines team and individual events over the course of a single week.

France heads into the competition aiming to be among the frontrunners, as it has been in recent European circuit campaigns. We’ll find out from Wednesday 30 September.

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