Aspinall beats Premier League table leader for second successive week
PDCThursday, 27 February 2020 at 19:55
Nathan Aspinall has booked a nice win in the Premier League Darts for the second consecutive week. The Asp produced a 7-5 win over league-leader Glen Durrant in Dublin.
The Stockport ace beat Michael van Gerwen last week in Cardiff, who led in the Premier League at that moment. For now Aspinall leads the table for at least a hour.
However, it did not look like that in the first half of the game. Durrant had the better of the game and took a break in the fourth leg. But Durrant failed extend this lead to 4-1 and then saw his countryman come back to 4-4.
Aspinall then broke Durrant with a stunning 129 finish, but Duzza leveled immediately. The match seemed to end in a draw, but with a break via double 7 and a superb 88 finish the victory went to The Asp.
Click here for more information on this year’s Premier League, including the fixtures and prize money breakdown.
Premier League Darts 2020 schedule
Night Four, Dublin
Glen Durrant (92.81) 5-7 (93.82) Nathan Aspinall
Rob Cross vs Gary Anderson
Daryl Gurney vs Michael Smith
Michael van Gerwen vs William O'Connor [challenger]
Gerwyn Price vs Peter Wright
Rob Cross vs Gary Anderson
Daryl Gurney vs Michael Smith
Michael van Gerwen vs William O'Connor [challenger]
Gerwyn Price vs Peter Wright
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