MvG SURVIVES A SCARE! Van Gerwen completes our quarter-final lineup after SNATCHING a deciding leg victory over his best friend Vincent van der Voort!
Van Gerwen survives scare against Van der Voort, Aspinall sees off Wade
PDCSunday, 18 October 2020 at 17:12
The Quarter-Final line-up is confirmed at the European Darts Grand Prix with Michael van Gerwen and Nathan Aspinall set to face off once more albeit after contrasting victories.
Van Gerwen is lucky to be in the final session of action at the European Darts Grand Prix after coming through a decider against best friend, Vincent van der Voort.
Mighty Mike hit an 89 average but this wasn't the full story with The Dutch Destroyer missing 23 darts at doubles throughout the contest including one for the match in the end.
But he will once again face off against a familiar adversary in Aspinall who of course reached the final of the Premier League this past week.
He eased past James Wade in a 6-2 win which saw a 93 average, two 180's and 37% on the doubles but will he pick up another win to add to his record against the World Number One?
European Darts Grand Prix Schedule
Sunday October 18
Third Round
Afternoon Session (12:00 GMT)
Maik Kuivenhoven (90.63) 6-3 (90.29) Glen Durrant
Ian White (91.59) 6-2 (90.56) Michael Smith
Darius Labanauskas (84.74) 6-2 (79.6) Joe Cullen
Gerwyn Price (92.87) 3-6 (89.23) Jose De Sousa
Mensur Suljovic (92.15) 6-5 (87.48) Jamie Hughes
Martijn Kleermaker (91.55) 1-6 (101.38) Rob Cross
James Wade (91.26) 2-6 (93.85) Nathan Aspinall
Michael van Gerwen (89.01) 6-5 (87.52) Vincent van der Voort
Ian White (91.59) 6-2 (90.56) Michael Smith
Darius Labanauskas (84.74) 6-2 (79.6) Joe Cullen
Gerwyn Price (92.87) 3-6 (89.23) Jose De Sousa
Mensur Suljovic (92.15) 6-5 (87.48) Jamie Hughes
Martijn Kleermaker (91.55) 1-6 (101.38) Rob Cross
James Wade (91.26) 2-6 (93.85) Nathan Aspinall
Michael van Gerwen (89.01) 6-5 (87.52) Vincent van der Voort
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