Two Morecambe darts professionals have been in action at the Players Championship in Leicester.
Dave Chisnall and Callum Goffin took part in a field of the best players in the world in two separate tournaments on Saturday and Sunday.
Chizzy was seeded number one in both events, but was eliminated at the quarter-final stage on Sunday and in the last 16 on Saturday.
On Sunday, Welshman and eventual champion Jonny Clayton ousted Chizzy 6-2, after Dave had earlier beaten Dimitri van den Bergh, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Nick Kenny and Lewis Williams.
Left-hander Goffin fired in five 180s but was beaten 6-4 by Luke Humphries, one of the top players in the world, in the second round, after earlier beating Ian White 6-4.
On Saturday, Chizzy was upset 6-4 by Joe Murnan, with former world champion Rob Cross going on to win the tournament. Chisnall earlier defeated Kevin Burness, Josh Payne and Jamie Clark.
Goffin was beaten 6-5 in the last 64 by Ryan Joyce after earlier beating Ryan Meikle 6-5.
The two £100,000 events were held over the weekend at the Morningside Arena where fields of 128 players - comprised of Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) Tour Card Holders and PDPA (Professional Darts Players Association) Associate Members - competed across two days of action, with £12,000 on offer to the winner each day.
Chisnall has been in great form this year, capturing two European Tour titles at the Baltic Sea Open and Dutch Darts Championship - and reaching the final of the Czech Open.