Dimitri Van den Bergh took home his first ever senior floor title on day four of the PDC Super Series.

Dancing Dimitri came through to complete the feat, beating Dutchman Dirk van Duijvenbode in a last leg decider.

Van Duiijvenbode, who won the tournament yesterday, was within a leg of going to world number 23. However, for Van den Bergh, it sees him finally pick up his first senior title on Pro Tour after years of trying.

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Dimitri van den Bergh won his first ever floor title on day four of the PDC Super Series. Lawrence Lustig/PDC

Van den Bergh finally ends long run

After picking up his first TV title at the World Matchplay in 2020, Dimitri can now add a floor tournament to the CV.

He beat John Brown, Ian White, and Alan Soutar to win his board, before seeing off Ryan Searle in the last 16. He beat Scott Mitchell in the quarter finals, before winning against Danny Noppert to seal his place in the final.

Dirk saw off Berry van Peer, Danny Baggish & Peter Jacques to get through his board, before defeating Mike De Dekker in the last 16. A bagel victory against Simon Whitlock, before a victory against Robert Thornton, got him the other spot in the final.

The final itself saw The Dream Maker go 3-0 ahead in 45 darts, as the Aubergenius struggled to get a foothold in the game. However, with the game at 4-1, Van Duijvenbode fought back. After holding, he took advantage of missed doubles in the next two legs from the Belgian, making the game level at 4-4.

Two further holds saw the match get to 5-5, before back to back 15 darters from Van den Bergh, with 116 and 104 checkouts, saw the Belgian go within one of the title. However, he missed a dart in the 13th leg for the match, and Van Duijvenbode kept himself alive, hitting an 88 checkout to get the game back on throw. A comfortable 13 dart leg from the Aubergenius forced the match into a decider.

There, Van den Bergh produced a special leg, taking out 360 in seven darts. He hit 180,156 followed by double 12, to end his long wait for a Pro Tour title.

Dirk van Duijvenbode almost made it back to back Pro Tour titles at the Super Series. Credit: PDC

What else happened on day four of the PDC Super Series?

Danny Noppert’s run to the semi final sees him confirm his World Matchplay spot. He beat Luke Humphries and Daryl Gurney en route to the last four, before losing to eventual champion Dimitri Van den Bergh.

Robert Thornton also enjoyed a great run to the semi finals, with wins against Nathan Aspinall and Michael Smith, before losing  van Duijvenbode.

Scott Mitchell and Simon Whitlock produced runs to the quarter finals to keep themselves in the hunt for a potential Blackpool place. Ryan Searle’s good run to the last 16 sees him take the last qualifying spot for Blackpool, ahead of Darius Labanauskas on countback.

View the race for the World Matchplay here.

Elsewhere, it was another disappointing day for Michael van Gerwen. He had his best run of the week, as he beat Gary Blades, Lukas Wenig and John Michael to get into the last 16, before losing 6-3 to Whitlock.

There were also early exits for Rob Cross, Nathan Aspinall, Jose de Sousa and Dave Chisnall.

View the full results from day four of the PDC Super Series here.