PRICE IS THROUGH! Last year's runner-up is is safely through to the quarter-finals after Gerwyn Price closes out a 10-6 victory over Luke Humphries, which featured a hat-trick of big bullseye finishes! 📺 Up next 👉 Peter Wright v Callan Rydz
Price reels off five consecutive legs to defeat Humphries, Heta reaches back-to-back TV Quarter-Finals
PDCSaturday, 28 November 2020 at 21:59
Gerwyn Price and Damon Heta are the latest players through to the Quarter-Finals at the Players Championship Finals after seeing off Luke Humphries and Ross Smith respectively.
Price reeled off five consecutive legs to close out a 10-6 victory over Humphries with a 98.4 average and six 180's en route.
Last years runner-up also hit a trio of bullseye finishes en route including a 130 and 121 which sent him on his way.
While Heta saw off Ross Smith in a 10-7 victory. He went 9-5 up but got pegged back to 9-7 to ask the question of the Heat but he pulled out a 12 darter on throw to get over the line and make it back-to-back TV Quarter-Finals.
Schedule 2020 Players Championship Finals
Saturday November 28
Third Round
Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Main Stage
Michael Smith (102.11) 10-7 (103.57) Jose de Sousa
Gerwyn Price (98.38) 10-6 (91.62) Luke Humphries
Peter Wright v Callan Rydz
Michael Van Gerwen v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Stage Two
Ian White (99.37) 8-10 (98.53) Joe Cullen
Ross Smith (92.49) 7-10 (96.75) Damon Heta
Karel Sedlacek v Mervyn King
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Luke Woodhouse
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