Morecambe’s Dave Chisnall is out of the World Matchplay darts championship after defeat to Gerwyn Price in round two.
Chizzy’s hopes of making the quarter finals for a sixth time were dashed by the former World Champion at Blackpool Winter Gardens.
The Welshman came from 6-4 down to clinch the contest 11-8.
Chisnall held a two leg advantage at 6-4 but Price soon levelled the match with a bullseye to complete a 124 checkout.
Despite Chizzy recording checkouts of 111 and 142 to keep himself in the contest, Price kept himself in front to set up a last eight clash with Jose De Sousa.


Lancaster University lecturer pens episode of popular CBeebies TV programme
Young Morecambe change makers invited to Westminster
Heysham power station team leads large-scale community litter pick
Body found in Lancaster park in search for missing local man
PHOTOS: Eden Project Morecambe garden wins award on star-studded day at Chelsea Flower Show
Over 50s ‘youth club’ in Morecambe reduces hours due to ‘lack of footfall’
Under threat Lancaster day centre will remain open
'Look for a Book' event returns to Lancaster and Morecambe
Operation Sceptre tackles knife crime across Lancaster district
Eden Project Morecambe will become a ‘theatre of science like nowhere else on earth’
‘True local’ begins his year as mayor of Lancaster
Lancaster University research shows care home falls cut by a third with use of smart lights
Angela Rippon and ‘Eric and Little Ern’ launch Bring Me Sunshine Garden at Chelsea Flower Show
Talk and trail celebrating life of city’s groundbreaking inventor will mark Lancaster Day
‘Knight Ride’ fundraiser underway for free summer outdoor Lancaster music festival
Hundreds of kids pay homage to Eric Morecambe with special centenary celebration fun run
Lancaster paedophile given lengthy jail term for historic sexual abuse of young girl
LISTEN and PHOTOS: Town celebrates Eric Morecambe's 100th birthday in style
D-Day hero to open new Lancaster Armed Forces veterans centre on 102nd birthday
Pothole Patrol sisters from Morecambe take their campaign to breakfast TV

