Van den Bergh on upturn in form after victory over Payne: ‘I have found some belief’
PDCSunday, 22 December 2019 at 10:04
Dimitri Van den Bergh in and amongst the attention Fallon Sherrock was getting, played brilliantly to knock out Josh Payne.
A tournament high average of 103.8 saw the Belgian produce a stunning display and afterwards he spoke about a new found belief which he has brought to his game.
"I gave my best and I'm glad to be through," said the two-time PDC Unicorn World Youth Champion.
"A couple of months ago I was really struggling but I have found some belief and I took it on stage tonight."
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