Gary Anderson has seen off Glen Durrant in convincing fashion inflicting a fourth straight defeat on the reigning Premier League champion to conclude Night Four in Milton Keynes.
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Anderson won through 7-2 with a 97.5 average, four 180's and 58% on the doubles and moves onto five points as a result before a final clash of the week against Jonny Clayton tomorrow.
Anderson claimed an early lead in the tie hitting a 48 checkout on double 20 but Durrant soon levelled with minimum fuss.
It was the former though who claimed the first break. Despite missing two at double 20 for a 58 finish, he landed the same target for a 13-dart break which saw him 3-1 ahead.
This was consolidated with a 62 checkout on double 20. Durrant produced a potentially confidence boosting 108 checkout to go 4-2 down but Anderson restored his three leg lead following that and claimed at least a point.
That 108 checkout proved a mere consolation for Durrant as Anderson closed out the victory from there successfully.
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