"Hopefully I can do one better this time" - Schindler heads into final group game with fate in his hands at Grand Slam of Darts

Martin Schindler heads into tonight's final session of Groups A-D action with fate in his hands at the Grand Slam of Darts with victory over Adam Gawlas seeing 'The Wall' set up a winner takes all clash with Rob Cross.

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"I think Adam was scoring really good and really heavy at the start so it made it difficult for me to stay in connection with him so I needed to take out like 150 in the middle of the game. I couldn't get my scoring like he did but I was lucky that in the middle of the game he missed the doubles so I got the chance to get my leg and then I broke," said Schindler post match.

"The pressure was on me because I know I played good and I wasn't playing bad yesterday but Dirk was very good when he needed to be. Today wasn't an easy game, I was happy that I got through in the end and hopefully I can do something like that tomorrow."

He spoke about having that shot now and that it's a different complexion to previous iterations he has played in but one he hopes to take advantage of.

"If I look at the other three Grand Slams I played, it was always like after the first two games you're out but this time I still have the chance of my own and hopefully I can do one better this time."

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