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Michael van Gerwen recorded a comfortable 7-2 defeat over rival Peter Wright on Night
Two of the 2024 Unibet Premier?? League in Milton Keynes on Tuesday.
Five-time champion
Van Gerwen was among five players to pick up their first wins of?? the new campaign at
the Marshall Arena, as the Dutchman punished an out-of-sorts Wright.
A repeat of the
2024 Premier League?? final was highly-anticipated following verbal exchanges between the
players in the media, but it was Van Gerwen who got the?? better of this battle to boost
his battle to return to the Play-Offs this season.
Despite neither player being near
their?? fluent best, Van Gerwen was visibly fired up for the occasion and let out a roar
after striking a crucial?? 14-dart break of throw to go 4-2 up.
From there it was one-way
traffic as Van Gerwen continuously punished Wright, whose?? 29% double accuracy was a far
cry from his perfection on the outer ring on Night One.
"I'm happy with the?? two points
but I'm not too happy with the performance," Van Gerwen admitted.
"To win over Peter
with a 92 average?? I can't really complain, it's always nice to beat him.
"It was
important for me to get an early win this?? year because of the disappointment of last
year."
The performance of the night came from Dimitri Van den Bergh, who averaged?? 103.7
in a hard-fought 7-5 defeat of Nathan Aspinall.
The only winner on the opening night,
Aspinall found himself 3-1 down?? before a 144 checkout sparked a revival as he took the
next four legs to lead 5-3.
However, the pendulum then?? swung back in Van den Bergh's
favour as the Belgian won the next three legs, all in five visits to?? the board or fewer
to secure at least a point.
With Aspinall waiting on 52 to claim a draw, Van den?? Bergh
pinned a magnificent bullseye with his last dart in hand for an 87 finish to maintain
his unbeaten start?? to life as a full-time Premier League player.
"It's another big win
and another good day at the office," Van den?? Bergh reflected.
"When I went 5-3 down I
started performing like I can, I stopped missing doubles and that got me?? the two
points.
"This Premier League experience is insane. I'm living the dream and loving
every moment."
Fellow newcomer Jonny Clayton continued?? his fine form with a comfortable
7-3 success over reigning champion Glen Durrant, who suffered a second successive
defeat.
As Durrant's?? struggle for form continued, Clayton once again impressed,
averaging over 100 for much of the contest to lead 5-0.
Durrant rallied?? and clawed back
three legs, but Clayton ended any hopes of a miraculous comeback with his fourth 180 in
the?? last leg before closing out the win on double nine.
"I was happy with last night
but to get my first?? win tonight makes it a brilliant start, I'm delighted," said
Clayton, who drew in Monday's opener with Wright.
"I've always said?? I've got the game,
it's just a question of having the confidence to show it consistently on the stage and
?? I'm doing that now.
"I'm just going to keep enjoying it. I hope this feeling goes on
for a long time."
Jose?? de Sousa was left to rue three missed darts to claim a point
against Gary Anderson, who found a last?? dart double seven to snatch a 7-5 victory in
their tie.
Anderson dominated the opening exchanges, with checkouts of 145, 112?? and 90
seeing him take a 4-1 lead.
De Sousa fought back with some trademark high scoring to
take the match?? the distance, but is left still seeking a first Premier League victory
after two missed attempts at double 12 and?? one at double six.
"I had to slow down and
take my time a bit tonight," Anderson reflected. "It's a good?? win over Jose, he's a
dangerous player with a nice action.
"At the moment I seem to play alright then hit?? a
brick wall for a couple legs, but I've just got to play through it.
"As long as I keep
picking?? up points it's good for me to be playing every night."
The final game of the
night saw Rob Cross outplay?? a below-par James Wade to run out a 7-3 winner.
With Wade -
on his 38th birthday - unable to find?? his range on the treble 20, Cross dominated the
contest as he continued a solid start to the campaign which?? has seen him take three
points from the opening two nights.
Wednesday will see Night Three take place, as
Scottish World?? Cup of Darts teammates Wright and Anderson go head-to-head, while Van
Gerwen and Cross meet in a repeat of the?? 2024 Premier League final.
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