Rob Cross has edged past Gerwyn Price in the first Premier League tie of the night in Berlin.
Cross claimed a 7-4 victory to move back to the top of the table for at least the time being.
He hit a 104 average with four 180’s and despite having a worse double percentage, he had more chances than the Welshman.
‘Voltage’ went into a 2-0 lead but Price ended up halving the deficit with back to back 180’s.
He extended his lead though to 4-1 with consecutive 13 darters to hold and then break throw.
The match remained close in the latter stages with Price coming back into the match but when it went to 5-4, the former World Champion streaked to a brilliant victory.
Click here for more information about the Premier League Darts, including all the fixtures and the prize fund breakdown.
Week Seven schedule
Gerwyn Price (98.17) 4-7 (104.33) Rob Cross
James Wade v Peter Wright
Michael van Gerwen v Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith v Mensur Suljovic
Max Hopp v Raymond van Barneveld
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1108816284999811073?s=21
He hit a 104 average with four 180’s and despite having a worse double percentage, he had more chances than the Welshman.
‘Voltage’ went into a 2-0 lead but Price ended up halving the deficit with back to back 180’s.
He extended his lead though to 4-1 with consecutive 13 darters to hold and then break throw.
The match remained close in the latter stages with Price coming back into the match but when it went to 5-4, the former World Champion streaked to a brilliant victory.
Click here for more information about the Premier League Darts, including all the fixtures and the prize fund breakdown.
Week Seven schedule
Gerwyn Price (98.17) 4-7 (104.33) Rob Cross
James Wade v Peter Wright
Michael van Gerwen v Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith v Mensur Suljovic
Max Hopp v Raymond van Barneveld
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1108816284999811073?s=21
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