Luke Littler defends his World Matchplay title with a record-breaking tournament average, while Beau Greaves wins a dramatic third Women's Matchplay crown.
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Luke Littler completes a stunning defence of his World Matchplay title, beating Gerwyn Price 18-9 with a record-breaking tournament average in Blackpool.
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Luke Littler produced a stunning display to beat Dirk van Duijvenbode and will face Gerwyn Price in the World Matchplay final in Blackpool.
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Gerwyn Price overcame Ross Smith 16-12 before Gian van Veen ended James Wade's run to complete the semi-final draw at the Winter Gardens.
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Luke Littler averaged nearly 110 in a dominant win over Josh Rock, while Dirk van Duijvenbode ended Gary Anderson's perfect quarter-final record.
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Cameron Menzies withdrew through illness in a dramatic end to the second round, as Wade, Price and Van Veen also booked quarter-final spots.
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Defending champion Luke Littler landed a nine-dart finish on a dramatic night in Blackpool that also saw Michael van Gerwen eliminated.
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