Day 4 Darts: World Championships - Extra

Good evening. They fought at Lakeside seas of the dream take a

step closer to reality for the chosen few as the second round

begins in earnest. Alan chuck Norris knows what it takes to reach

the quarterfinals as he did so 12 months ago, but so did his Dutch

opponent he went one better and made it to the semifinal. Good

friends on and off, this was a He was wearing them on the way up

to the stage. Now he has taken them off. Obviously must be something

The crowd is a little bit quiet at the moment, but once at the

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troubles start going in, they will certainly moves through the air.

The family watched on, as always. His brother Matthew is here. Alan's

nieces are here. They are cheering on Uncle Alan, they hope, to a

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squeezes it in the corner. Wesley Harms started slowly in the first

round and again here. But Mark Morris means business. -- Norris.

when playing Stanley trailed 3-1 and came back to win 4-3. It is

what the crowd wants, it is what everybody wants. Is this another

world as well. He has lived in Sweden, Spain, and was living in

Scotland. Now he has gone back to Ireland. Not bad for a boy from

Wesley Harms. That will do his confidence a world of good. It has

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been acknowledged by his opponent practice and more championships,

playing better players, but everyone who comes from Holland,

125, 121, brilliant! This is magic! After a slow start, some brilliant

finishing from Wesley Harms. England opened this year. He is

also the International Open champion of 2011. He is hoping to

beat England in the second round today in the form of Alan Norris.

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Between the two of them so far, For the set, it is double two. For

a 1-0 lead, double one. One more shot. Wesley Harms Back to win a

third successful leg. Double 15 to finish it off. That grimmest. I

Norris has the early advantage. He did win the set with the darts.

Everything has been going around about the houses. They have

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finish is bigger than this already. 16 for double top. Not this time.

First leg, second set, double 10. taken against the darts as well.

Allen is in good form. I think they suit each other with the speed of

parole. Similar stance, similar throw their -- similar throw. Alan

Norris lost in the final. But he is in really good form. He has been

first 180 in the match. Norris is on a Shanghai again. Still for

here. He needs double 18 for a 147. He is considering his options. He

has played it brilliantly. Straight into that double 18. 147 finish for

Wesley Harms. It levels of the set going through. There we are. -- the

the match. He is getting the applause. We expected a thriller.

There we go again. Treble 17. That is unusual. He went for travel 13

there, but only hit the six. -- steadies himself him. Always a

calculated risk when you are on 50. He went for 18, double 16. It meant

that he only had one shot rather than two. It completely vindicated

his faith in himself of being able to hit that double 16. This is

turning into a classic. Scoring is absolutely brilliant. Can't fault

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three legs have gone against the is the one. Everything looking up

check-up is significantly worse. But he has had three times as many

shots at a double. As a result, he seed. I think he did really well to

keep his mind on the job with everything else going on. His focus

and application. That was significant in the previous match.

Alan Norris started a slow leak as he had a few problems with his

six. His finishing has been excellent book that has let him

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with the first. This will going, dart leg for Alan Norris, but he

can't hit it either. This is what disrupts the averages. 11. Right in

first leg of the final back in 2000. Some early nerves there. You have

got a good memory. I haven't got a good memory, I have a good Oracle's

bit of advice? Well, I hope he gets his wish. I think he needs looking

afternoon, don't forget. He is taking charge of the match now,

nice shot that would have been. That is one that Norris hit in his

first-round match. This time it is 47. He is looking at double 16.

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88402-0 lead in the third. -- far. That is a good first start.

Ride in the middle. Wesley Harms 96 and 60 before this throw. But this

looks good. It is kind of a Dutch Derby. Alan Norris is playing under

the English flag but living in Holland. And we have a Dutch

referee as well. He has lived all over the world, Allen has. Last

last. Brilliant. Takes the set 2-1 in sets. What a time to take out a

150. His fourth three-figure checkout of the match. He still

trails 2-1. It is now 2-1, rather than 2-0. He's won all three legs

since the break. Same problem for Alan Norris that he had in the game

against Wayne Warren. His shoulder just tightened up a little during

the 3-4 minutes that they had off stage. It's happening again here.

Not a very good start to this leg. After all the big finishes, and

they are 125, 121, 147 and 150 - it's the trip to the mad house

where he saw off Alan Norris with a double 1. It could be very

significant. That gave him the first leg of the first set - having

come from behind him. Trailling by a set. Wesley Harms still trailling

by a set. More potters than a room of Stoke City fans all in tribute

to the man who runs the Lakeside. I bet they can't remember when they

was at The Palace. It's a brilliant finish from Harms. This will be the

best of the lot. Bullseye for a 170. You would not believe in the form

he's been in. There's a shot here. 25 - so a double 8. Running away

now. Still trailling 2-1 though. Alan is really shook up. Four legs

in a row for the electrician. He's found his spark, found his rhythm.

The crowd is standing once again. I'm enjoying this one, Jim. I'm

leading here. Three darts. A chance for Alan to step in here now. 60

points behind. He can get that with one dart. He's not happy up there

at the moment. He's a tidy poker player by reputation, Alan Norris.

His facial expressions belying the frustration he is feeling at the

moment. He's a poker player - you can tell he's not happy. How

quickly it changes. A treble 18. He's going for the ball again.

Three double top. Double 10 now. The speed merchant. 15 or seven.

That leaves double 12. That's the first phase of this game - 2-1.

He's a leg away from taking the next two sets, tying it up at 2-2.

It certainly changes. Describe the match. Superheroes all around,

wherever you look. Treble 18 again. He's taking it out. He's good with

figures. Another 20. I hope he's not taking a vow of silence. Even

the most devout member of the brotherhood would struggle to keep

still here at the Lakeside. We are not flying tonight. It's a

dangerous thing, his lead melting away, Alan Norris. Put that in your

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finish. He's still leading 2-1 in sets. Wesley can take that. Picking

off - in big trouble. This is a good one. It's a finish - long 6-1.

Last spare dart from Harms, treble 20 leads double 17. That's bullseye,

but you can't get parity on a number of legs. He will be back

having a go at 2050. Wesley on the pitch - he has six. Yes, double 8

if he wants it. There it is. Good leg there for Alan Norris. Two in a

row for Alan Norris, after losing the previous four. Every leg

crucial. Some clearly more crucial than others. A massive difference

between a 3-1 lead to Norris, and 2-2. And the last leg. We'll take a

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short break. 2-2 in sets. Still a thinking. That was good thinking.

Couple of double 20s. That's a better one for Wesley. Treble 20

leads double 8. 2-2. Double 4. Wesley. Looks to the heavens. Alan

Norris looks to the score board and senses his opportunity. Double top

for 3-1, and he can't take advantage either. Oh, deer. Good

knock. What an opportunity. Which way are you going to go, Alan.

Wesley looks at double 4, double 2. One more shot at double 2. The last

one was 85, I thought, but it was 20, back to 20 now. He's hit double

1 once, and needs to hit it again. Wesley Harms hits a double in the

decisive leg of the fourth set. had chances. He had lots of chances

to make it 3-1. Instead, it's two apiece. You would think that that

would put the momentum back with Wesley harms. If he wins this leg

he'll be ahead for the first time in the game. He's gone ahead. Yes.

Plenty of room. 2-0 up. Yes, three 140s. Two from Harms, one from

Norris. What a good leg this is. 136 left. He's there again. There's

been a run of them. Lucky. He has a little bit to do here. This is with

the throw, the first leg in the fifth set. Excellent pressure

applied as Wesley Harms goes for double 4. He leads for the first

time in the match. 4-2 finish to take that leg. Now in the lead.

Coming from behind and leading now in the match. It's critical, for

the first time. There's a little bit to do here. Facing the treble

20, but they decide to go the -- their own way in the finish. In a

very idioSinn accurateic way, getting down from -- idiosyncratic

way, getting down from 501. We get the first time again. The highest

checkout of the week, 158. Leaves himself 100. Not the best on the

ball. It's now eight legs out of the last 10 that Wesley Harms won.

He had nine and 11 in the first round against Rohit David. I don't

know why he couldn't challenge him for this title. He's getting better

every time I see him. 60 point ahead is Norris. He might be better

switching. There we go. 95. Leaves a 170. All these thought-out. That

changes the scenario a bit. 8th of the game. That's the first set. He

has to win this one. First to fall at the moment. Done well in this

set. He stuck around last year, Alan Norris played Dean Stanley,

trailling 3-1 and came back in the break. He knows very few positions

are insurmountable for him. He may be a little frustrated that it's

proven to be more difficult than anticipated at that point. He has

got a second wind. That's all it takes. 163. Not the time you would

have anticipated in throwing that. That's a 116. 13 for double 8,

double 4 to tie it up at 2-2. He's bust. Just the wrong side of the

wire. 3-2 lead in sets. That's the way. Wesley Harms lost the flight.

I must apologise. Double 8 is the marker. It's double 10 for Wesley

Harms. Now double 5. He leads 3 sets to 2. Coming back from 2-0

down. So we know the quality now of this young man from Alkmar. Well,

let me tell you, Snow White is nowhere to be seen here. They have

got the night off, those two. It's the other five doing the work for

them. I thought they were real. Let's be fair here. Stop the press

- three more have escaped. under the table. Standing on a box.

Good finish at 76. All sorted out mentally, I think. Treble 20,

double 8. Alan Norris is really in trouble now. So many challenges in

the match. Definitely not giving in. He's in trul. -- he's in trouble.

Three successive double 100s for Alan Norris in this leg. Margin for

error. This is consistency. Four 100s on the trot. It's a 1-1.

Double 20 for Harms. He now can't finish. Alan Norris will get back

with a look at 52. Good pressure. Double 18. This is massive for Alan

Norris. They can't get much closer in this game. They could well go

all the way. I think Alan wants to finish it now. Great play from

Harms, back from 140. 265 before. They have to try to get the 19.

Leave themselves 170. They can get five of them. 179. Now is his

chance. He has the opportunity. Harms is on the finish for 167.

He's taken some big shots out. Treble 19 he's looking at now. It's

the bullseye for a sensational 167. Not quite. OK great here - a good

save. It's double 16. Double 8, double 8 it is. Double 4. Alan

Norris is walking behind him. He knew he had a chance. He has two

darts to do it now. Absolutely crucial that he did. Harms having

three shots at a double which would have taken him within one leg of

victory. Holding the darts essential for him here. He was

leading there in the earlier part. Coming back like he has done. A

little dropcy. OK. May be in trouble here He needs one leg to

square the match. I think he deserves to go all the way. There's

very little between the pair at the moment. He's giving himself a

fantastic chance. 62 left. Can't finish now. Harms can. Absolutely

crucial for Alan Norris that he hits a double 16 here. Three darts.

The first is a decent marker. Getting nervous now. There's three

of them. Alan Norris has three darts, and an opportunity to finish

this one. Double 8 may be better for him. All square. There's no

more sets after the 7. They were nervous. It's been a great tussle.

A great match for both players. Enjoyable. They are close mates,

and it's been a close encounter. Now we are into the deciding 7th

set. It's like Alan Norris's epic with Dean wyn Stanley nearly a year

ago today. That's better. Big scores from these lats: -- lads.

Four big scores in five visits to the ochie. What can Harms set up?

Top of the shot finish for Alan. after nine darts.. This for 11.

dart finish. This is brilliant. lead is broken there as well.

needed a drink there, didn't he. He'll be needing a drink after.

Who's going to make the breakthrough. One hopes. It's nerve

channelling. Even the crowd that's watching here. They've given them

the best. Friends and family can barely look. A good cover shot.

Just one leg separates them. Seems to be getting the best of order.

Must be a thriller. That finishes 147. Could be 170 here, on the

treble The Harms is taking 147 out in the match. Alan Norris can't do

it at this juncture. Going for the board, double 19. To level the

match, double 16. He made it 3-3, 1-1. Final set. Brilliant, Jim.

Just as high scoring in breaking Alan Norris in the first leg of the

decider. Alan Norris goes straight back. He didn't want to lose the

throw hee can take, he's got to tell you. Just 41

from Norris. 440. -- 440. He's gone back in, and now has to battle

again. Sharp exhalation of breath from Alan Norris. You can tell that

these two going through all sorts of emotions. There's not many fight

backs. He would have been under the carpet by now. 64. Back on 200.

Harms knows he'll have an opportunity to break back

straightaway. Double 16 - to move within a leg. Yes. The finishing

has been nervous. Wesley Harms now knows that all he has to do is hold

his throw and he's throw to the quarterfinals for a second

successive year. All he has to do is hold his throw, because neither

player has been able to hold his throw so far in this set. If you

were picking a winner, the two darts advantage would go Harms. He

has been brilliant. Took the first couple of sets. Fought back. Now a

chance to take the match. That's Alan's brother Matthew on the left-

hand, sitting next to Wesley's partner, Meeka. That's another

example of camaraderie. Two boys are gunning for each other. The

boys are a little bit involved. That is enough. And he knows it,

Meeka knows it. A good marker. - knock at the door. Come on, you

can do it. It's this for the match for Wesley Harms. Treble 20, single

12, double 16. Let's see what he throws, 145 the score. 110 left.

Unlucky. Kapt finish now. It's all down to -- can't finish now. It's

all down to Harms. Absolutely brilliant. What a match. The most

enjoyable one so far, in my opinion. It's been great. It's been a battle.

Wesley Harms has done himself proud. Scott Mitchell barely had time to

wipe the tears of joy from his face after recording a round one wig at

Lakeside, before the fog cleared and the man in his way was Robbie

Green, who also never made it to the last eight. Once again,

everything at stake on the bik stage. Your commentators this -- on

the big stage. Your commentators this time Vassos Alexander, and

Tony Green. 2-0 in this leg. It's the first set. That was the last

leg. He looks mean tonight. Back in the day, Tony, that is what you'd

be wearing here in the commentary box. They are loving it already.

Robbie Green is setting them alight. It's the second maximum of the

match. He's the sort of player that can run away with the match if

you're not careful. It's fast, furious, but that is what darts is

all about. They'll put a bit of pressure on the 64, Scott Mitchell,

who is yet to have a dart at a double. That'll be pressure. It

will be done in two darts. double 16 now. 68. Double 4 is the

shot. Double 2. This for the shed. There -- for the set. There may be

a chance. OK. Double 4. It's a set. No-one likes going for a double 1.

OK, double 8. That's the one. Set point. Le loves fishing, golf, --

he loves fishing, golf, football. There's a record of 3 out of 3

before a first round win over Mark Barilli. Over the line and so

emotional to have finally got over that hurdle. It's a third attempt

to get out of Round 2. It's been a good start to the leg. One 4, 2-1.

Still with a good lead. That's Jamie, who is Robbie's boy -

watching on with interest. Obviously with interest. It's the

haircut. That's what does it. couple of times here Scott has left

himself on one of these bogey numbers. It was extreme a couple of

legs ago. No possible finishes. This time it's Robbie who is way

back. Options here. He's up to 54. That's 64 left. He has 43 left. So

no worries on that one. That's the first one of the second step.

little too late. That's the first win of the match. This, you feel,

would hurt if Robbie could hit kids will be happy seeing dad win a

leg. Dad also, incidently had good support from Mark and Steve

Fletcher, who played before. Unfair start, that. Seems to be rushing a

bit, just in the first. Nerves maybe. Robbie beat the reigning

champion, Christian Kist. scoring has just gone up. Well, if

one does it, you feel the other one does. Instead of just letting the

darts float. Robbie on this leg. That's settled. If they'd been

three, it would be a bit of a worry. Don't pretent you don't have

glasses like that. -- pretend you have glasses like that. You were

wearing them last night. Eight 20s required in the form of two trebles.

Can't be done now, but Robbie is back on 187. Still left at 120.

Still a 3-dart finish. Treble 19 it will be. Yes. We have to get this

one. To level the set, 18, double 16. Yes. This set with the ledger

going with the darts. If it remaibs like that, it will be one --

remains like that, it will be one set a piece. No tea tonight then.

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He's nicked a couple of legs now. 2-0 lead. He looks focused. He

looks like he means business, Robbie Green. He was unable to

compare the last dart for the double. Which would have won the

match. March Martin Adams took it, and won the next -- Martin Adams

took it and won the next six legs in succession. It all goes to show

how quickly darts can change. One missed dart for the match, and you

can end up losing. There's only two players. The other Mike Gregory and

Taylor, in what I definitely believe was the greatest game of

this World Championship ever. Beautiful darts. That is? The red.

There's Jamie. He's not happy, is he? He's living every dart, isn't

he? He's got plenty to be happy about, hasn't he. 144 points away

from a 2-set lead. Another double 20 would lead - no, 117. Big finish.

Big man - low score. Treble 20. single - double 17. Now it's 15.

He's halfway there. Halfway to the final in the World Championship. In

fact, this already counts as his best performance at Lakeside. It

never counts as more than one set in the second round. Both players

in unchartered waters, Scott Mitchell never being beyond Round 1.

Neither player wants the Lakeside adventure to end here. He's in

trouble. There are heroes in the crowd. There are two big

superheroes on stage well. He used to enjoy a drink on the stage many

moons ago. "I've been here 40 years". Remember Jockey Wilson

falling off the stage. Lovely. Lovely. Struggling, Scott Mitchell

- 44, 43 and 45 in the fifth leg. Robbie Green is not really taking

advantage. They are single or double figure scores on the score

board on either end of the Lakeside stage. The red scores are ones you

want - 100 or above. Like that. That goes up in red. He's not one

to make a move. It's a second away from in here. He's two sets down.

Treble 20 or double 18. 64 left, so treble 16. Scott Mitchell back on

230. It's his 1-1 leg only in the first two sets. We feel he hasn't

quite settled into the match yet. Just one away. Yes, four sets to

win it. One more set after this. works as a courier. In his spare

time from darts. He does a bit of travelling. Not a bicycle courier.

Motorbikes now, isn't it? Sometimes you see bike couriers, especially

around the big city. Speaking of motorbikes, Scott Mitchell is a

huge fan of the Pirates Speedway Team. Neil Middleditch, who is the

manager, was on the text to wish Scott good luck. He's a lovely man.

I've known him for many years. Cullins was a top player from

Dorset, talking to Scotty. He owns a cafeteria-shop now. He keeps

getting in trouble. When Scotty finds a hurdle. He comes in and

shakes the roof. That's a lovely dart. Right in the middle. He's

struggling a little bit with his range, as Scott Mitchell - as

Robbie tries to take out treble 15. And tops for another leg, yes.

about that? 105. So that's five legs in a row for Robbie Green. He

won the first three in the match to take the first step, and lost the

leg. Nicked a couple and he's now one more leg away from a 3-0 lead

in sets. Scotty needs to play some darts. He's not happy. Already in

trouble here. He may well be. Look at the last dart. I don't know if

she can see the last dart. If you can hear me, it's in the treble 19.

Two of them. Robbie Green is showing the way. 48 left. 48 left

for another set. 16, double 16 is the shot. Double 16. Marching alone

is old King Kong. I'll never forget when I called him Robbie Green -

mind you he was fitter. Robbie Sabber, I think it was. Dear.

do look very similar. Yes. That is a program I want to watch, Robbie

Green on 'Dancing On Ice' or 'Strictly' or, indeed 'Splash'.

Nobody else would be able to drive. OK. Not far away from the end there,

the way things are going. A few muppets and a plungeer I saw there.

-- plunker I saw there. Zipy and Bungall. Roland Rap and Dell boy

and Rodney - only at the darts. part of the fun. OK, a few scores

for Scott Mitchell. 41, 41, 57. He just can't cut it tonight. Nothing

is going - Scott and Mark are there. He just keeps struggling. Now

there's trouble just a fraction away. Robbie could punish that.

Only one score of 60 in nine throws. There's a 1 40. There is Colin

Murray, who has put -- there's a 140. And there is Colin Murray, who

has put on a bit of weight. loves his darts, does Colin,

doesn't he. So Scott the first to finish on this leg. To be honest,

he can do something to galvanise this, and how about this, a 164. A

Shanghai for Robbie. Treble 20, treble 18. Robbie, Chang high on

130. -- Shanghai on 140. A treble 20. Single 20, double top. See the

second dart. Just cruising now. bet that feels like a punch to the

Solar plexise, that Scotty dart. It's been a while since he got a

dart to the double. He's only one, one leg, and he's lost the last

seven in a row. The game is not finished yet. Yes, come on. Let's

see how you can perform. This is the leg. Needs a treble. He's only

won the one leg. It will be soul destroying, when I got off the

stage with Scotty, I know how I was feeling. 141 left after that 125.

It should win the leg. He knows it. Biting the fingernails. Another

five left. Treble 15 - no. He'll be back for 91. He knows something

precious coming. That is really unlucky. Treble 17. Different to

that. 25. Calls the shot. Can he do an Archie Adams now? He took all

the sets against Robbie in the Masters. Robbie almost had a leg

off in that last leg, he couldn't find the scoring, didn't get down

to the finish. Scott, for his credit took full advantage with the

91 checkout. Now a treble 20. Are we finally going to see some darts

from Scotty. Hopefully. He'll put it away very quickly now.

mention that they were messaging each other on Facebook early this

morning. What surprised me is that they were both up at 7:30, 8:00.

Last to bed. Still with the throw. 195 - that's why he's gone on to

19s. Robbie's gone off the boil now. Six darts from 138. It can be done

in three. Treble 18 leads double 12. He'll be back - he could have done

without the one. OK. 19 double top. Dear. 71 left. 5, double 8 are the

options. Yes. Robbie beat Scott 2-1 in the semifinals on the way to

winning in Belgium in 2011. They have only met once before on TV,

these two. Scott beat Robbie 5-1 in the first round Group stage. He's

gone back to how he was in the earlier stages. My head is spinning.

So many people watching. He wants to do so well for his fans. 30 and

41. So far from Scott in this leg. 71 scored in six darts. This isn't

going much better. You can't beat a better bully. Check that. 158 left

for Robbie. 406 for Scott Mitchell. To square the set. It won't be this

time. They'll be coming back for definite, and maybe more than once.

Yes, he will be back more than once, if he wants to be. Double top.

for Mitchell. He cannot finish. Double top is the shot. Double 10.

The group enjoyed that. He needs it because he's just one leg away. We

know he can do better. It's the way to start the leg, where you are

throwing for your life, your legside life at 180. I was hoping

he'd get a 9-dart finish there? Weren't we all. It's about time,

isn't it? Yes. Come on. That's it. If he can take this leg it makes

all the difference. He's on the finish. Crucially. Robbie will not

be on a finish. Sixth start from 138. 15 scored from 123. Coming

back now for 43. It could make all the difference in this match.

that's a finish of sorts, 152. This is for the set. Three double top he

might go or 11, double 16. Double 12 he wants for the set. This is

for the match. Scott Mitchell. He'll come back for double 6.

Silence please. He's done it. Look at that. We thought he didn't have

a dog's chance. The spoty dog may have just started howling. He has a

set on the board. He is two down with three to play. It's

disappointing when you have been down there, and you get a little

bit of energy and you think "Right, I can still do it.". He's taking

his time. A drink of water. I can guarantee you that's what it is.

It's giving Robbie a chance as well to think about how close he was to

the quarterfinals. As I said 6-3, losing every leg, lost the match.

That's a little repeated. That's somewhere in the dark recesss of

the mind. A little nagging doubt. It happened before. He'll try not

to think. The thing is Scotty hasn't made up for it. Finishing on

170. You mentioned the masters. The Masters in 2010. He missed three

darts. He won the final 5-3, but it was 5-4 to Ross Montgomery. Riding

the corner. Plenty of room. Still plenty of room. Double 6. He's had

a few bounce-outs, Robbie. Here we go, double 5. How about this. For

130 - yes, indeed. Now, that... that doesn't pump him up, nothing

will. Is the tide changing? Here comes Robbie now. It's a break of

throw there for Scott in the last leg. He looked miles back. He was

miles back. He's got the advantage of throw here. Hold on Robbie.

134. Robbie Green. That's pressurising this throw and this

leg. All around the treble, without going in. Robbie's having a great

leg. Down for 19 or the 17. Good finish, 130. It's just been done.

He's going to have a lot of entry. Options there. Scott on 241. Still

not on a finish. Treble 18 for double 8. Perhaps double 14.

double top, Robbie Green. 184. are all over the place. Double top.

To level the set - coming closer. They broke the serve as well.

Scottie drew first. This could be the point of no return. You wanted

to see it kick on after the 120 checkout after winning the first

set of the match. He had a quiet leg, couldn't find the treble and

kept struggling. Still in the 9. That's the trouble. Once your mind

takes you away from it - you just want to dig a hole. He's not doing

anything personal on the stage. He's come on, and nothing it going

right for him. I think I know a little what I'm talking about - I

have seen it. You know more than a little bit, Tony. Like I said, it's

only one apiece in this set. Yes, that was the time to take it. The

highest scores. His fourth of the match, his first in a couple of

sets. Come on, is he going to Tony Green double top. Under

pressure now. Double 10. One more dart. How about that, Scott

Mitchell. He never looked anywhere near nicking. Double 16. It's up to

him. Up to him. More water. He's on the pink now. If he can get this.

Has the advantage. Not too bad at all. It helps. If it's a leg away

it becomes interesting. That can happen. He's had a few throughout

the match, wild once. There's nothing you can do about it. Robbie

has gone off the Boyle. The scoring is still there from Robbie.

still that is in him, Robbie. match should have been all over.

This is showing that you never ever give in. He wants to measure there.

darts darts at least. He's in a different

position. Sot will be thinking he needs to put pressure on just like

this and that. And he follows it in. Playing for the match again. Just

got a shot of his son Jamie, who is biting his fingernails. He doesn't

want a 3-2 lead, having been up in set. Remember, Robbie has never

been as as farspzas the quarterfinals. 140 to start this --.

As far as the quarterfinals. 140s. It's something to cheer, but

not a lot. A bit of breathing space for Mitchell. This leg will take a

set. One of them will take the match. For the match. We are in

trouble now. 36 left. Robbie Green with a double 18 for the match.

There it is. That is a quarterfinal for the man they call Kong. The

adventure ends in Round 2. fifth seed goes through. Robbie is

through. That wraps things up for this evening. Some marvellous

matches up on the big stage. Join us later on this afternoon, BBC Two