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Van der Voort ends home hopes for Gawlas, set to face Cross in Czech Darts Open semi-finals
PDCSunday, 15 May 2022 at 20:53
The second semi-final is confirmed at the 2022 Czech Darts Open with Vincent van der Voort facing Rob Cross and this joins Jose de Sousa facing Luke Humphries with the winner set to be confirmed shortly in Prague.
In lieu of his best friend Michael van Gerwen losing in the Quarter-Finals, Van der Voort will fly the Dutch flag with his first semi-final on the European Tour in three years with a potential first final in seven years.
He ended the darting dream for Adam Gawlas who had the crowd on his side but potentially showed signs of fatigue in losing out 6-2 with Van der Voort hitting two 180's and hitting 42.9% of his doubles.
Gawlas broke to go 2-1 up on double 20 but Van der Voort hit straight back and broke from there to go 4-2 up and as he got stronger the resolve of 'Flawlas' dampened as Van der Voort sealed it with a 67 checkout.
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Having won a European Tour before, he will look to add a second title tonight and will next face the only player still involved without one in Rob Cross.
Albeit being the reigning European Champion but in moving through, he saw off Ross Smith 6-4 to book his place hitting a 92 average, four 180's and 40% on his doubles.
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