The class of 2020... Who will be walking away with the trophy?
Aspinall hopes to end dream Premier League debut in style: "To win it would be a dream come true"
PDCThursday, 15 October 2020 at 14:00
Nathan Aspinall will be involved in the Premier League play-offs on Thursday night as he hopes to end his dream debut in style.
Aspinall will take on Peter Wright this evening and wants to show he deserves his place by going all the way and taking the key shots out at the key moments.
"To win it would be a dream come true," said Aspinall. "These are the nights you dream of playing when you first start out in the sport.
"I showed great character to make it to the final four, I won big games when I needed to so hopefully I can carry on doing that on Thursday.
"I think consistently I was one of the best players over the 16 nights so I think I deserve my place here.
"Both semis and the final will be close games that will come down to a couple of key moments."
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