European Q-School - Day Four: Clemens and Kamphuis into final as Portela just misses out
NewsSunday, 21 January 2018 at 15:28
The final for European Q-School has been decided between Gabriel Clemens and Vincent Kamphuis but both players will win tour card's no matter what as the Order of Merit table has been finalised.
Clemens had already won his card by getting to the semi-finals but a tense victory for Kamphuis over Portela won him a card no matter what happens in the final and it is heartbreak for Diogo Portela who just misses out on a tour card once again with Davy van Baelen taking the last remaining tour card through the order of merit.
Clemens will be aiming to finish off a great day for the former World Masters semi-finalist by defeating Kamphuis after winning 5-0 over the Russian, Boris Koltsov.
Neither player though will want to lose the final despite their fate being sorted and will be wanting to be the player who wins it outright in the final.
Last Four
Vincent Kamphuis 5 | 2 Diogo Portela
Gabriel Clemens 5 | 0 Boris Koltsov
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Clemens will be aiming to finish off a great day for the former World Masters semi-finalist by defeating Kamphuis after winning 5-0 over the Russian, Boris Koltsov.
Neither player though will want to lose the final despite their fate being sorted and will be wanting to be the player who wins it outright in the final.
Last Four
Vincent Kamphuis 5 | 2 Diogo Portela
Gabriel Clemens 5 | 0 Boris Koltsov
Click here to join the Fantasy Darts 2018! At least 1,500 euro in prizes with a 1st prize of 227 euro!
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