De Sousa after easing past struggling Durrant: "A win is a win but I feel sad for him"

Jose de Sousa eased past Glen Durrant to finalise the second round line-up at the World Grand Prix only allowing his close friend a solitary leg.

But once more, the struggles were evident for Durrant and De Sousa admitted it was a real struggle to face him when he knows how well he can play.

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"Well a little bit because Glen (Durrant) is a good friend of mine. He can play his best darts, a win is a win but I feel sad for him," said De Sousa to BoyleSports.

"It's a little bit difficult to play this game. He can play his game so it's difficult to play someone who can play 100%."

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