πͺππ‘π‘ππ‘π ππ§ ππ‘ π¦π§π¬ππ! A vintage Gary Anderson performance there as he averages almost 108 in a stunning 8-4 victory over Dimitri Van den Bergh! 6 180s, finishes of 146 and 123 and a huge 8-4 win! π₯
Anderson produces back-to-back Premier League wins with superb display against Van den Bergh
PDCFriday, 07 May 2021 at 22:30
Gary Anderson has finished the latest block of Premier League Darts action with a stunning win over Dimitri van den Bergh.
It is back-to-back wins for Anderson after seeing off Peter Wright last night and he did it with a 107 average, six 180's and 80% on the doubles to revive his play-off hopes.
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Van den Bergh started the tie well with a 180 and a 72 checkout for the opening leg against Anderson but 'The Flying Scotsman' began to motor with back-to-back 180's followed by an 11-darter for 1-1.
His average went up to 105 as he hit a 64 finish to make it 2-2 and this was followed up by a 123 checkout for a 3-2 lead after Van den Bergh had missed the bull.
He followed that up with a 146 checkout for a 4-2 lead with Van den Bergh averaging 109 but not getting a foot in the tie.
Anderson made it 6-2 with a break and a hold as he motored towards the finishing line and it was a minimum of a point as he made it 7-2.
Van den Bergh offered late resistance in the form of a 132 checkout on the bull to break and trail 7-3. But Anderson secured the superb win with a 92 checkout using single 20 and two double 18's at 7-4.
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