Results: Danny Noppert 2-3 Justin Hood, Gary Anderson 3-1 Connor Scutt, Michael van Gerwen 3-1 William O'Connor, Josh Rock 3-0 Joe Comito
Sixth seed Noppert beaten by world number 86 Hood in classic match which went to sudden-death leg
Two-time champion Anderson averages more than 105 in impressive victory
Three-time winner Van Gerwen and 11th seed Rock comfortably through to round three
Third round to begin on 27 December after three-day break
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Van Gerwen v O'Connor
Laura Turner
Ex-Women's World Championship quarter-finalist on Sky Sports
Michael van Gerwen did face going two sets down against Mitsuhiko Tatsunami and he could have been really on the back foot from the off, he wasn't the best version of Michael that we've ever seen.
And he is facing Willie O'Connor, who was the best version of himself that we have ever seen in the first round.
Van Gerwen v O'Connor
Up next, one of the greats - former champion Michael van Gerwen aims to win through to round three.
Standing in his way is William O'Connor, who caught the eye in averaging 102.36 to win his first round match.
I am surprised by the amount of shouting and singing that goes on during play. These dart players are extremely resilient but I’m sure that it can’t help their play. It certainly puts me off.
Alan, Dorset
Result: Anderson 3-1 Scutt
Image source, PA MediaGary Anderson, speaking to Sky Sports after his 3-1 win over Connor Scutt:
"At the start the doubles were a bit iffy but the scoring kept going and the doubles went in at the end.
"We're getting there, it's not quite together yet but we're getting there."
On his next opponent: "Jermaine Wattimena, in the past couple of years, he's been fantastic. He's got his confidence and he's a cracking darts player, just like Connor is."
Anderson 3-1 Scutt
Gary Anderson, the 14th seed, will play 19th-ranked Jermaine Wattimena in the next round.
It will be one of only three fixtures in the third round to feature two seeded players.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnderson 3-1 Scutt (3-2)
17 180s in that match, split 9-8. Another fixture of the highest quality.
But that was vintage Gary Anderson. His average was a monstrous 105.41.
Anderson 3-1 Scutt (3-2)
Connor Scutt puts the pressure on with the 17th maximum of the match, before Gary Anderson gets a bounce-out that denies him a finish!
Scutt however narrowly misses 129, so Anderson needs 90 to win...
SEALED WITH THE BULLSEYE!
Image source, Getty ImagesAnderson 2-1 Scutt (2-2)
Single 17, single 20... but Anderson misses bullseye!
Scutt gives himself two at D16, gets the second, and match dart is saved by the underdog.
But if Anderson holds the next leg, he wins.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (2-1)
A 60 visit from Scutt leaves the door open to Anderson.
He needs 87 to seal it.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (2-1)
Scutt misses two darts at doubles, before Anderson buries D10.
The Scot is one leg from victory.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (1-1)
Gary Anderson lost in the second round last year, and seems eager to avoid a repeat.
When Scutt lands a maxi, so does Anderson... but then so does Scutt!
He can't convert the nine-darter though.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (1-1)
Can Connor Scutt respond? The crowd are now firmly in Anderson's corner.
But the Englishman is not out of it yet, and has three darts at D18.
Only one needed.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (1-0)
Laura Turner
Ex-Women's World Championship quarter-finalist on Sky Sports
Image source, Getty ImagesPower scoring from Gary Anderson is restricting the chances that Connor Scutt has had at a double. Four attempts in the third set and they all came in the first leg.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (1-0)
Another maximum for Anderson sets up a 143 finish, while Connor Scutt's trebles have dried up.
Anderson has time to whittle down the number, ending on D16.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (0-0)
Gary Anderson with the darts at the top of the fourth. Hold throw and he's through to round three.
Anderson 2-1 Scutt (3-1)
Gary Anderson presses his advantage with five perfect darts to start the leg!
Then a visit of 138 means he he has plenty of time to seal the set with Scutt nowhere.
Three at D8 for Anderson - he has to dip over to D4, but he does enough.
Anderson 1-1 Scutt (2-1)
An untimely bounce-out for Connor Scutt means he records just 40 from his first visit of the leg.
Gary Anderson capitalises by getting to a finish first, 88.
And he cleans up with tops! If he holds, Anderson is 2-1 up.
Anderson 1-1 Scutt (1-1)
Gary Anderson knows he is in a titanic fight and raises his level again.
He's down to a double after 12 darts - and eventually lands the D10.
Anderson 1-1 Scutt (0-1)
Connor Scutt leads us off in set three of another superb contest.
The Englishman bangs in the eighth 180 of the match to put Anderson on the back foot, before landing a bullseye to set up a 51 checkout.
But not taken! Anderson needs 81... however the Scot is outside the D6.
And Scutt gets there in the end.
Anderson 1-1 Scutt (0-0)
105.22 average in this match so far for Gary Anderson, including 19 ton-plus visits.
However he is letting himself down slightly on doubles - four of 13 converted so far.