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By Ryan Segal Cameron Menzies has said his all Team Unicorn tie with Charlie Manby will be a "cracking game.” The 36 year old from Muirkirk is gearing up for his fourth appearance at the Palace after another quality year on tour, which has seen him reach a second major Quarter-Final, as well as capture a second title on the Pro Tour.  Reflecting on his year, he said:  "If you look on paper, it's been my best year to date.  Hopefully that continues at the worlds.  But we'll see how it goes at Ally Pally - because if you get beaten first round, it can almost feel like the year's been a bit of a failure, as this one that you want to do well in.  So yeah, I've had a decent year, and hopefully I'll end it on a high."  He believes that that second major Quarter-Final, combined with his previous three appearances at the Palace, will bode him well going into the event:  "I would say there are perhaps a few more nerves - simply because it's Ally Pally.  That said, the experience

By Ryan Segal The World Championship – The pinnacle of our great sport, where the world’s elite gather to battle it out for the Sid Waddell trophy in the majestic walls of the Alexandra Palace.  We are proud to have 14 members of Team Unicorn flying the flag this festive season, and going in chronological order of their opening games, here’s what you need to know about each of them going into the worlds: The first member of Team Unicorn to take to the stage this fair December is Ian White. Diamond has been a mainstay of the PDC for nigh on a decade and a half. Since missing out on the 2011 iteration of the tournament by £100, Diamond has been an Ally Pally ever-present, bar 2023. His best run came back in 2014, when he was a losing Quarter-Finalist. In 2025, he’s had a solid year, qualifying for the Palace via the Pro Tour Order of Merit. His best on the floor this year was a run to the final at PC9 – a key reason why a 14th appearance at the Worlds was never in doubt. He plays in the