PRICE WINS!! What an incredible Quarter-Final that was as Gerwyn Price beats Nathan Aspinall in a deciding leg to reach the Semi-Finals.
Price edges out Aspinall after leg-decider to set up clash with Wright
World SeriesSunday, 20 September 2020 at 15:09
Gerwyn Price recovered from 7-4 down and survived a match dart in a deciding leg to see off Nathan Aspinall.
Price hit a 101 average en route to see off Aspinall and now finds himself in the semi-finals in Salzburg. The Iceman will face world champion Peter Wright in the semi-finals on Sunday evening.
Aspinall produced a superb start to proceedings against Price going into a 3-1 lead with a 110 average and three 180’s to his name.
‘The Asp’ was at just 23% on the doubles at the interval as Price took a 3-2 lead. When they returned back though, Price hit a brilliant 148 checkout to make it 5-4.
But he missed a dart at double 20 amid distraction from the crowd and Aspinall went 6-4 up as a result. He went 7-4 up as a result with a 100 checkout but Price broke back to make it 7-5.
It was three consecutive legs for Price at 7-7 as he kept himself in proceedings. He turned the match on his head at 8-7 from 7-4 down.
Price missed five darts at doubles and Aspinall made it 8-8. But Price went one away at 9-8, he couldn’t finish it off though as Aspinall hit six perfect darts and claimed an 11-darter.
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Schedule World Series of Darts Finals 2020
Sunday September 20 (11:45 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Peter Wright (100.23) 10-5 (99.39) Daryl Gurney
Gerwyn Price (100.94) 10-9 (103.37) Nathan Aspinall
Glen Durrant v James Wade
Michael Smith v Rob Cross
Gerwyn Price (100.94) 10-9 (103.37) Nathan Aspinall
Glen Durrant v James Wade
Michael Smith v Rob Cross
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