Michael van Gerwen and Dave Chisnall through to Grand Prix final

Following both players procured dominant successes on Friday night at Dublin and michael van Gerwen will confront Dave Chisnall in the closing of the World Grand Prix.
The champion was too strong as the Englishman was chose by him apart in some style, and it looked like he had another equipment in book.
Earlier in the day, Chisnall stopped Glen Durrants debut conduct, as Chizzy qualified for his first major final since 2016.
The world claim that his fifth crown overall from the process, and No 1 remains on course to defend the Grand Prix title for the first time.
Mighty Mike stormed with minimal fuss into a 1-0 lead, before a response was mustered by Dobey. As he looked to degree affairs the 2019 Premier League competition created a 2-0 lead in the second set.
However, MvG wasnt likely to give him a tease. The Dutchman reeled his competition right in, and broke his spirit by taking the group 3-2, in the final leg as a result of a 156 checkout.
From there, it was a mere formality. MvG always seemed in control, and was operating at a level that is greater, breaking throw at the third set decider.
The last group was a romp, since the Dutchman secured his final berth in style, finishing with an average of all 91.41.
With this form, it is difficult to make a case for virtually any situation that does not culminate on Saturday in another title for MvG night.
Dave Chisnall is to his fifth PDC final, following a triumph over Glen Durrant at Citywest.
The 2013 Grand Prix runner-up was full value for his success, pulling off on every occasion that the prior BDO kingpin came back back into contention.
It was Chizzy who burst hitting on a 90 moderate to choose the set. After Duzza overlooked two darts for a fracture of throw Chisnall pushed to the set, and then subsequently pounced.
Durrant badly had to settle, and exactly like he did against Krzysztof Ratajski and Jermaine Wattimena earlier this week, he shook off early cobwebs to storm back into the contest. Before sealing the next holding throw in the first leg of their second set, he broke Chizzy with a 154 checkout.
The three-time Lakeside champ lasted his hot-streak. As Duzza jumped forward, Chizzy needed something to break his opponents momentum - along with a 170 finish did just the trick.
In truth, the major fish has been the major turning point in the match. The prior Premier League star took the third at a leg, and propelled himself back to the direct.
From that point, he did not look back. A 140 checkout helped Chizzy . Even with a fightback in the fifth from Duzza, it wasnt enough.
Chisnall is now 1 step away from his very first PDC important name, as a foe lies in his manner. MvG toppled the Englishman at the forefront of the Masters and Trainers Championship Finals - Chizzy will be expecting it is a case of third time lucky.
Coverage of this World Grand Prix finishes with the final live on Sky Sports Main along with Sky Sports Action Event in 8pm on Saturday.

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