HUMPHRIES INTO THE FINAL! Luke Humphries lands a 170 checkout in a 7-4 defeat of Jose de Sousa to move into his second Euro Tour final! Up next👉 Rob Cross v Vincent van der Voort 📺 bit.ly/PDCTVLive
The final is set at the 2022 Czech Darts Open in Prague which will take place shortly and will see Luke Humphries take on Rob Cross for the sixth European Tour of the season.
Humphries won his first only last month at the German Darts Grand Prix in Munich, while for Cross, he is into his second final of the season when he lost to Michael van Gerwen in Hildesheim.
But despite being a multiple time European Champion, he has never won one but will tonight be his time.
'Cool Hand Luke' saw off Jose de Sousa in the opening semi-final but the scoreline of 7-4 did not tell the full story with the Newbury ace having to survive late pressure.
He went 6-1 up with a 170 checkout but De Sousa came back into the tie breaking through twice include a 132 checkout to make it 6-4.
Only for Humphries to seal it in style with a 101 checkout with his back against the wall.
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While for Cross, it was the opposite as he reeled off six consecutive legs to see off Vincent van der Voort 7-4.
Cross was 4-1 down against Van der Voort who continued his ultra impressive form but after breaking for 4-3, he didn't look back with the Dutchman not able to win another leg.
It was a 96 average, four 180's and 46.7% on the doubles from 'Voltage' in winning through.
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- Oh, dear... how will we cope now?MrYnyslas197122-11-2024
- They really are going through an insipid spell - at present.MrYnyslas197122-11-2024
- Well done Mike – good to move on and look to the future. With his talent, and increasing confidence on stage, he'll be a force to be reckoned with in the month ahead.
UndartedWaters22-11-2024 - It's called talent and good on him.medinabello21-11-2024
- There are 30 Players Championship rounds to play first throughout the year and you have to be in the top 64 to get to the finals. This is probably the hardest Major to win as its the top 128 players at each event or the top ranked Challenge Tour players if any tour card holders drop out.Mysstree20-11-2024