The semi-final line up is set at Lakeside with Jim Williams set to once again take on close friend and current World Champion, Glen Durrant.
Williams edged past Scott Mitchell in a thrilling game in which he hit 13 180’s, a 95 average and 50% on the doubles.
It was a match where they were level pegging until it went to 3-3 in which the Welshman pulled away for the win.
Like alluded to he will play ‘Duzza’ and he will be aiming to avenge his defeat twelve months ago in which he was 4-1 up before losing 5-4.
If he does, he could find himself in prime position to become World Champion for the first time.
Click here for more information about the 2019 BDO Lakeside World Championship.
Afternoon session
Michael Unterbuchner (88.08) 5-4 (86.43) Willem Mandigers (QF)
Maria O'Brien (69.06) 0-2 (76.11) Mikuru Suzuki (SF)
Conan Whitehead (92.94) 3-5 (95.34) Scott Waites (QF)
Evening session
Lorraine Winstanley (75.18) 2-1 (78.21) Anastasia Dobromyslova (SF)
Kyle McKinstry (90.96) 2-5 (98.01) Glen Durrant (QF)
Jim Williams (93.27) 5-3 (92.07) Scott Mitchell (QF)
https://twitter.com/BDOdarts/status/1083875650199584768
It was a match where they were level pegging until it went to 3-3 in which the Welshman pulled away for the win.
Like alluded to he will play ‘Duzza’ and he will be aiming to avenge his defeat twelve months ago in which he was 4-1 up before losing 5-4.
If he does, he could find himself in prime position to become World Champion for the first time.
Click here for more information about the 2019 BDO Lakeside World Championship.
Afternoon session
Michael Unterbuchner (88.08) 5-4 (86.43) Willem Mandigers (QF)
Maria O'Brien (69.06) 0-2 (76.11) Mikuru Suzuki (SF)
Conan Whitehead (92.94) 3-5 (95.34) Scott Waites (QF)
Evening session
Lorraine Winstanley (75.18) 2-1 (78.21) Anastasia Dobromyslova (SF)
Kyle McKinstry (90.96) 2-5 (98.01) Glen Durrant (QF)
Jim Williams (93.27) 5-3 (92.07) Scott Mitchell (QF)
https://twitter.com/BDOdarts/status/1083875650199584768
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