Filipino darts players Lourence Ilagan and Alexis Toylo have withdrawn from the World Series Finals due to Visa problems.The duo have been replaced by Daryl Gurney and Maik Kuivenhoven for the Finals, which are set to take place later this month.Super Chin has benefitted from the two withdrawalsGettyThe World Series comes to a conclusion in Amsterdam, starting on Thursday, September 17 and coming to an end on Sunday, September 20. In a statement, the PDC confirmed what had happened to the duo.They said: “Lourence Ilagan and Alexis Toylo have withdrawn from the 2026 World Series of Darts Finals due to Visa issues, and will be replaced in the field by Daryl Gurney and Maik Kuivenhoven.“Ilagan and Toylo did not receive a decision for their Schengen Visa application before being required to travel to China for the final PDC Asian Tour weekend and Monday’s PDC Asian Championship, and as such have withdrawn from the World Series of Darts Finals.“As per PDC Rule 3.7, the pair have been replaced by Gurney and Kuivenhoven – the highest-ranked players on the Reserve List following last month’s Tour Card Holder Qualifier.“The Filipino duo have been replaced in order of qualification, therefore Gurney will take Ilagan’s place in the field, and will face reigning champion Michael van Gerwen on Thursday’s opening night in Amsterdam.“Kuivenhoven, meanwhile, will mark his return to home soil with a clash against 2021 champion Jonny Clayton, having taken Toylo’s spot in next week’s showpiece.”Ilagan will not compete at the World Series, which is being staged in the Dutch capitalGettyToylo has also been affectedGettyWorld Series Finals: Schedule(All times GMT)Thursday, September 17 (18:00)Round OneViktor Tingstrom vs Dirk van DuijvenbodeRob Cross vs Ryan SearleKarel Sedlacek vs Ben RobbKevin Doets vs Ross SmithStephen Bunting vs Josh RockLuke Humphries vs Jermaine WattimenaMichael van Gerwen vs Daryl GurneyGian van Veen vs Chris DobeyFriday, September 18 (18:00)Round OneAdam Leek vs Jim LongMotomu Sakai vs Callan RydzWessel Nijman vs Simon WhitlockNathan Aspinall vs Raymond SmithJames Wade vs Damon HetaGerwyn Price vs Brody KlingeLuke Littler vs Danny NoppertJonny Clayton vs Maik KuivenhovenSaturday, September 19Afternoon Session (12:00)Round TwoVan Gerwen/Gurney vs Doets/Ross SmithBunting/Rock vs Cross/SearleHumphries/Wattimena vs Tingstrom/Van DuijvenbodeVan Veen/Dobey vs Sedlacek/RobbOrder of play to be confirmed.Evening Session (18:00)Round TwoPrice/Klinge vs Leek/LongWade/Heta vs Nijman/WhitlockLittler/Noppert vs Aspinall/Raymond SmithClayton/Kuivenhoven vs Sakai/RydzOrder of play to be confirmed.Sunday, September 20Afternoon Session (12:00)Quarter-FinalsEvening Session (18:00)Semi-FinalsFinalVan Gerwen is the current champion after beating Luke Littler, and all of the big names are going to be involvedGettyUnexpected spotThe departure of Ilagan and Toylo due to something out of their control has given Gurney and Kuivenhoven a chance they weren’t expecting.Neither man has an easy draw to start off with if they are to progress. Gurney is action on night one as he takes on defending champion Michael van Gerwen.The Dutch legend beat Luke Littler in last year’s final 11-7 to claim his sixth World Series title.And should the Northern Irishman overcome him, Kevin Doets or Ross Smith will be in the second round.Kuivenhoven has an equally tough evening to start off as he takes on Jonny Clayton.And in round two, it would either be Motomu Sakai or Callan Rydz.