2025 World Cup of Darts: Day 4 Betting Tips

• Northern Ireland Over 4.5 180s: 6/4 at William Hill

Northern Ireland overcame a spirited display by South Africa to advance to the quarter-finals. Josh Rock and Daryl Gurney looked in a concentrated and bullish mood as they breezed through 8-2 with an 88.66 average.

The Republic of Ireland took advantage of their stroke of luck when they progressed through the group stages on Friday and beat Switzerland 8-3 to gain a place in the quarter-final. They need to step it up today, though, to compete with the impressive Northern Irish duo.

Josh Rock and Daryl Gurney are two of the biggest maximum hitters on tour, and they hit four in 10 legs yesterday. I expect this match to be closer than that today, so I expect more 180s from the pair.

• Over 12.5 Legs: 4/6 at Ladbrokes

Germany produced a magnificent display in front of their home crowd to stun England, and the two best players in the World. Schindler and Pietreczko took the game to England early and raced into a 7-2 lead before getting over the line 8-4 with a 93.70 average. If the crowd continues to rally the duo on, they could well go on to lift this trophy tonight.

Australia put an end to a great debut campaign from Argentina with a resounding 8-1 victory. The Aussies barely got out of second gear as they breezed through to the quarter-final with an 85.05 average. They'll have to be on top form today, though, if they're to get past the Germans.

This match will be played in a passionate way as both teams show their emotions on stage. The Aussies won't fear the partisan atmosphere, and this match could well go the distance.

• Over 12.5 Legs: 11/10 at BoyleSports

This could be the match of the quarter-final ties as both teams come into this match on the back of blistering displays.

Wales settled into the tournament with an 8-2 victory over the Philippines, averaging 96.43. Clayton and Price and always played well as a pair and will be hard to beat in this tournament.

Hong Kong continues to go under the radar and produced another fantastic display yesterday when they beat Sweden 8-4 with a 94.16 average.

Man Lok Leung and Lok Yin Lee look at home on the big stage, and it wouldn't surprise me if they pulled off an upset here. They won't roll over, and I expect this to be a tight contest, so over 12.5 legs looks a steal at 11/10.

• Over 5.5 180s In The Match: 1/1 at William Hill

The Netherlands produced a blistering display, averaging 100.20 during an 8-0 whitewash of Scotland. Gian van Veen and Danny Noppert are yet to lose a leg in this tournament and have now won a stunning 16 legs in a row.

The Czech Republic made history yesterday when they beat Malaysia 8-3 to progress to the quarter-final for the first time in their history. Karel Sedlacek and Petr Krivka averaged 89.69 and hit four maximums between them.

Van Veen and Noppert hit maximums for fun, and with the Czech Republic seemingly picking up their scoring in the last round, over 5.5 180s looks a good price.