Gerwyn Price has moved into play-off contention and despite needing other players to lose, he has done his but with an 8-3 win over Peter Wright.
Price performed well averaging 98 and hitting five 180’s en route to a potentially big win for ‘The Iceman’. He started as he meant to go on with a 106 checkout to win the opening leg on throw.
Wright though was up to the task firing in a 136 checkout to make it two a piece in the early going. Price though returned to the front with style hitting a 142 checkout to go 3-2 up.
He stayed at the front though claiming three consecutive legs to go 5-2 up with him breaking throw to cement his advantage at 6-2. Wright stopped the rot though but it was too little too late with Price streaking to the win.
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Night 16 - Thursday May 16
First Direct Arena, Leeds
Gerwyn Price (98.58) 8-3 (95.61) Peter Wright
Daryl Gurney v Michael Smith
Michael van Gerwen v Mensur Suljovic
James Wade v Rob Cross
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1129094619159908352?s=21
Wright though was up to the task firing in a 136 checkout to make it two a piece in the early going. Price though returned to the front with style hitting a 142 checkout to go 3-2 up.
He stayed at the front though claiming three consecutive legs to go 5-2 up with him breaking throw to cement his advantage at 6-2. Wright stopped the rot though but it was too little too late with Price streaking to the win.
Click here for more information about the Premier League Darts, including all the fixtures and the prize fund breakdown.
Night 16 - Thursday May 16
First Direct Arena, Leeds
Gerwyn Price (98.58) 8-3 (95.61) Peter Wright
Daryl Gurney v Michael Smith
Michael van Gerwen v Mensur Suljovic
James Wade v Rob Cross
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1129094619159908352?s=21
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