CROSS WHITEWASHED! Mensur Suljovic whitewashes the former World Champion Rob Cross 6-0 to seal his spot in the semi-finals! 📺 Up next on video.pdc.tv: Nathan Aspinall v Michael van Gerwen
Van Gerwen survives match darts to sneak past Aspinall, Suljovic produces phenomenal whitewash win against Cross
PDCSunday, 18 October 2020 at 20:52
The semi-finals are officially confirmed at the European Darts Grand Prix with Michael van Gerwen set to take on Mensur Suljovic in the second one in Sindelfingen.
Van Gerwen survived once more against Nathan Aspinall with 'The Asp' missing three darts at double to knock out the World Number One after Mighty Mike fluffed his lines on double nine.
He made no mistake second time around and pinned it to win through with a 99.6 average. This came after he edged past best friend, Vincent van der Voort earlier who missed a match dart.
For Suljovic, it was a much simpler tie as he smashed through Rob Cross in a phenomenal 6-0 whitewash. He averaged 97 with 'Voltage' not finding his spark only averaging 81.3.
He didn't have any darts at doubles throughout the tie with Suljovic hitting 6/17 with two 180's and a high checkout of 81.
Evening session (from 6:00 PM)
Quarter-Finals
Maik Kuivenhoven (87.63) 4-6 (89.56) Ian White
Darius Labanauskas (95.58) 4-6 (98.09) Jose De Sousa
Mensur Suljovic v Rob Cross
Nathan Aspinall v Michael van Gerwen
Semi finals
Ian White v Jose de Sousa
Mensur Suljovic v Michael van Gerwen
Final
White/De Sousa v Suljovic/Van Gerwen
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