Dave Chisnall produced a phenomenal display at the 2019 European Championship as he brushed aside Jonny Clayton 10-4 with an average of 109.7.
It was Clayton who got off to a better start as the Welsh ace kicked off with back-to-back 121-checkouts to lead 2-0. Chisnall managed to fight back, displaying some amazing darts and taking out a 142-finish to lead 6-3. Clayton hung on by taking the 10th leg as the match went into the second interval with the scoreline at 6-4.
From there, ‘Chizzy’ stepped his foot on the gas pedal even more as he ran away with the match. The world number eleven took four legs in a row to triumph 10-4 as he hit an incredible eleven 180’s in the process. The Englishman will face Daryl Gurney in the quarter-finals.
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Friday October 25 Evening Session Second Round
Joe Cullen (90.01) 7-10 (96.80) Rob Cross
Daryl Gurney (99.64) 10-7 (95.24) Simon Whitlock
Dave Chisnall (109.75) 10-4 (?) Jonny Clayton
Ross Smith v Ricky Evans
Daryl Gurney (99.64) 10-7 (95.24) Simon Whitlock
Dave Chisnall (109.75) 10-4 (?) Jonny Clayton
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UndartedWaters18-11-2024 - Am not outraged and as said above i dont like anyone from any country doing it to anyone from any country. Whoever is going for a double should have best of order.Mysstree17-11-2024
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