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Gerwyn Price hit a nine-dart finish in his quarter-final defeat to Stephen Bunting on Night 15 of the Premier League in Aberdeen.
Welshman Price, already secure of a play-off spot, landed the perfect leg to reduce the deficit to 5-4.
It was a second nine-dart finish for Price in this year’s tournament, which has one more nightly event ahead of the Play-Offs at London’s O2 on May 29.
PRICE HITS A NINE-DARTER! 🤯9️⃣
Just when it looked like the game was slipping away from him, Gerwyn Price finds the perfect leg to stay alive against Stephen Bunting!
Electric stuff in Aberdeen!
📺 https://t.co/CxOorrFXK9 #PLDarts25 pic.twitter.com/5q1UHBfwFo
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) May 15, 2025
Having lost his opening eight games, former Masters champion Bunting was already out of contention to progress, but closed out a 6-4 victory over Price to make it through to the semi-finals.
Earlier in the opening match at the P&J Live, Nathan Aspinall built on a fast start to see off Michael van Gerwen 6-3 and boost his own play-off hopes.
The house targeted by arsonists on Mulgrave Street on Friday
Limerick City and County council is to update local councillors on its preparations ahead of the Ryder Cup in Adare in 2027 | FILE PHOTO
Loughill in west Limerick has become home to a Sika stag
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