Sam Drury
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That's it from us for tonight after an entertaining first round in the Dutch Masters.
Luke Littler did the business again to reach the quarter-finals, where he will face world number one Luke Humphries in a repeat of the World Championship final.
You can read Callum Matthews' report here.
Join us again tomorrow evening for finals night with Littler looking for back-to-back titles!
Dutch Masters schedule
Exact order of games to be confirmed
Here's what is to come tomorrow then...
Quarter-finals (best of 11 legs)
- Luke Littler v Luke Humphries
- Gerwyn Price v Kevin Doets
- Michael van Gerwen v Raymond van Barneveld
- Gian van Veen v Danny Noppert
Semi-finals (best of 13 legs)
- Littler/Humphries v Price/Doets
- Van Gerwen/Van Barneveld v Van Veen/Noppert
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Van Gerwen 6-1 Van der Voort
Two 180s and an average of 94.06 for Michael van Gerwen.
Like Luke Littler and Luke Humphries before him, it was nowhere near the level we know he's capable of but it was still more than good enough to progress.
He's through to face Raymond van Barneveld in another all-Dutch quarter-final.
Van Gerwen wraps it up
Van Gerwen 6-1 Van der Voort
An impressive finish to a rather disappointing contest.
Michael van Gerwen with a 94 finish to seal the win and knock out his friend and fellow Dutchman Vincent van der Voort.
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MVG one leg away
Van Gerwen 5-1 Van der Voort
Much better from Michael van Gerwen as he takes out 96 to break and go within one leg of victory.
A 14-dart leg as well.
MVG restores three-leg lead
Van Gerwen 4-1 Van der Voort
This is fairly uninspiring stuff, in truth, but Michael van Gerwen is grinding his way towards victory.
Having threatened to get going a couple of legs back, MVG has slumped a bit again but is doing enough.
Van der Voort on the board
Van Gerwen 3-1 Van der Voort
Vincent van der Voort is still averaging below 80 but he is up and running with a hold of throw.
He hits the double 16 he needs to take the leg. Another in which neither player was anywhere near their best.
Van Gerwen three up
Van Gerwen 3-0 Van der Voort
What was I saying... ignore it. Michael van Gerwen comes to life after another middling visit and hits back-to-back 180s.
With his fellow Dutchman some way back, MVG hits double eight to secure the leg.
Van Gerwen breaks
Van Gerwen 2-0 Van der Voort
The first maximum of the match goes the way of Vincent van der Voort.
It's not enough for the Dutch Destroyer, though.
Michael van Gerwen hits the bottom corner of the double 10 to break.
Neither player is firing on all cylinders as yet.
MVG holds
Van Gerwen 1-0 Van der Voort
A steady, shall we say, start from both players.
Michael van Gerwen is comfortably ahead throughout, though, and the moment Vincent van der Voort gets himself onto a finish, MVG closes out the leg.
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Van Gerwen 0-0 Van der Voort
Michael van Gerwen will get things started in the final match of the night.
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Van Gerwen v Van der Voort
So much love from the crowd for Vincent van der Voort as they chant his name to the tune of his walk-on song, Baby Give It Up.
Three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen gets the same treatment but to Seven Nation Army.
It's win-win for the home fans in this one.
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Van Gerwen v Van der Voort
Two big mates go head-to-head to round things off tonight - and it's an All-Dutch encounter so the crowd will really be into this.
It's Michael van Gerwen against Vincent van der Voort.
This should be a good one!
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Humphries 6-0 Wattimena
Domination from the world number one and he was a long way short of his best.
Luke Humphries didn't hit a single 180, averaged 93.94 and hit only six of 13 checkout attempts but was still streets ahead of Jermaine Wattimena.
I'd fancy we'll see much better from Humphries and Luke Littler tomorrow night.
Job done for Humphries
Humphries 6-0 Wattimena
A blink-and-you'll-miss-it win for Luke Humphries.
He races to a 6-0 win over Jermaine Wattimena with a minimum of fuss.
He sets up a tantalising quarter-final against Luke Littler - a repeat of the World Championship final.
Clean sweep on the cards?
Humphries 5-0 Wattimena
Start the car...
Luke Humphries breaks again after hitting double top at the second attempt.
He'll have the darts as he tries to complete a clean sweep.
Four in a row for Humphries
Humphries 4-0 Wattimena
Ruthless from Luke Humphries.
He is getting better and better as this game goes on, which is bad news for Jermaine Wattimena, who has been trailing from the off.
Humphries punishes Wattimena
Humphries 3-0 Wattimena
Another break of throw for Luke Humphries after Jermaine Wattimena missed two darts at double 18.
Humphries had nearly taken out 104 on his previous visit and made no mistake hitting double 16 to extend his lead.
Humphries holds
Humphries 2-0 Wattimena
Luke Humphries makes a bit of a meal of it when left with just 40 so, with Jermaine Wattimena behind by some distance, busts himself.
It's a good decision and he mops up on his next visit. The world champion is two up and cruising.
Humphries breaks first up
Humphries 1-0 Wattimena
Luke Humphries throws his head back in disgust about getting just 27 when left with 132.
He shows his class on his next visit, effortlessly taking out 105 for the early break of throw.
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