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Gary Anderson 2-1 Peter Wright*
Peter Wright misses a 116 checkout on double tops and his Scotland teammate Gary Anderson wins the leg with a neat treble 16 and double 12 72 finish.
Summary
Mensur Suljovic shocks Gary Anderson 11-9 in final
Mensur Suljovic beat Raymond van Barneveld 11-9 in first semi
Gary Anderson beat Phil Taylor 11-6 in second semi
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*Gary Anderson 1-1 Peter Wright
ONE HUNDDDDREDDD AND EIGHTTTTTTTYYYYYY!
Gary Anderson does it again. but Peter Wright holds his throw on double five under pressure to level it up and hold his throw.
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Gary Anderson 1-0 Peter Wright*
Ando with a statement of intent straight from the off. He throws a magnificent 180 to get the ball rolling and bags another maximum soon after.
He wins the opening leg with ease after taking out 82 on double four for a 12-darter. Lovely stuff.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 14:00 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Gary Anderson v Peter Wright*
Gary Anderson has entered the Motorpoint Arena and we are moments away from some more darts action.
Who do you think will win? Anderson will get us started.
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Gary Anderson v Peter Wright
Thank you Gary. He's going to take a break while I take you through the next match. There was smoke coming off his keyboard last I saw..
Anyway, here comes the colourful Scot himself, Peter Wright. He's switched up his look for the Cardiff crowd today. He's replaced the yellow with a purple mowhawk. Stunning.
Postpublished at 13:56 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Gary Anderson v Peter Wright
And now the big one. Peter Wright against Gary Anderson. Winner goes through.
What better man to take you through it than a champion himself...Mr Jay Freeman.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 13:54 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
#bbcdarts
Danbsfc: Suljovic has had a storming tournament so far!! Expecting him to reach the final on this form. #Clod #bbcdarts
Grant Cooley: #bbcdarts @OfficialPDC Suljovic has really come on leaps and bounds in the last few years. It's great for Austrian darts, great to see.
'A great moment in my life'published at 13:52 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Dave Chisnall 5-10 Mensur Suljovic
Mensur Suljovic told BBC Sport:
"I feel so happy. This is a great moment in my life and I beat Chizzy, this is perfect for me.
"I played well and I am happy that I have won.
"I think I have no chance of winning this tournament. I never thought I would reach the semi-final. I played okay but the best players are still here."
Image source, Lawrence Lustig PDC'Something's clicked'published at 13:50 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Dave Chisnall 5-10 Mensur Suljovic
Paul Nicholson
2010 Players Championship winnerThe last couple of weeks he's played very ordinary, but something's clicked this week.
When he plays well, his average is always around 99.
He was only one or two darts head of Dave Chisnall in that match, but his timing was impeccable.
MENSUR SULJOVIC WINSpublished at 13:48 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
BreakingDave Chisnall 5-10 Mensur Suljovic
The Gentle's dream weekend continues!
Mensur takes out double 8 to seal the win and tops Group B with three wins.
He'll play the runner up in Group A in the semi-finals.
Suljovic takes out 125published at 13:46 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Dave Chisnall 5-9 Mensur Suljovic*
Brilliant. Simply brilliant from Suljovic.
Left with 125, he hits outer bull, treble 20 and double top.
He's one leg away from victory.
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*Dave Chisnall 5-8 Mensur Suljovic
Bonkers!
Dave Chisnall hits two 180s in the leg, but Mensur still takes it on double 16.
And there's the trademark 'head pump' from the big Austrian to celebrate.
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Dave Chisnall 5-7 Mensur Suljovic*
Nice from Chizzy!
A 177 leave him with double 18 which he takes out with his second dart.
Mensur was lurking on 36. Chizzy is just about hanging on.
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*Dave Chisnall 4-7 Mensur Suljovic
Blimey, Mensur misses three darts at double 16.
But he does land it eventually to move three away from victory.
Chizzy's finding the treble five way too much.
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Dave Chisnall 4-6 Mensur Suljovic*
The players are back out, Mensur is four legs away from a perfect group stage.
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Peter Wright v Gary Anderson
Image source, Lawrence Lustig PDCDon't forget, coming up next we've got the winner takes it all match in Group B.
World number three Peter Wright goes up against world number two Gary Anderson.
Battle of the Scots for a place in the semi-finals. Huge!
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Dave Chisnall 4-6 Mensur Suljovic*
Mensur misses a double, firing under tops.
Chizzy stays alive with double 4.
The players go off for a short break.
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*Dave Chisnall 3-6 Mensur Suljovic
Mensur's finishing is something else.
Left with 74, he goes for treble 18 (of course he does) and then double 10.
75% on the doubles for The Gentle.
Image source, Lawrence Lustig PDCPostpublished at 13:30 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Dave Chisnall 3-5 Mensur Suljovic*
My word Chizzy needed that.
Suljovic misses a dart at the bull for the leg and Chisnall nails double 16 - middle of the bed.
This game does have the feeling of a bit of a dead rubber, which it is of course.
It's not really got going yet.
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*Dave Chisnall 2-5 Mensur Suljovic
Five out of six on the doubles for The Gentle. Incredible.
He takes out double 10 with ease. This is a huge statement of intent from the world number seven.