Jose De-Sousa: Last News

Darts ace Dimitri van den Bergh has reportedly been ordered to rest after suffering a second health scare in 48 hours. The former World Matchplay champion felt unwell during the German Darts Open in Jena at the weekend and was checked over by medical personnel following his quarter-final victory over Krzysztof Ratajski. The DreamMaker was able to continue in the tournament but looked uncomfortable at times during his semi-final win over José De Sousa.

Gerwyn Price believes Danny Noppert was "fortunate" to reach the last-four of the World Matchplay darts and believes his "A-game" will be enough to see off the Dutchman in Blackpool tonight.Price produced the performance of the tournament so far to defeat Jose De Sousa in a captivating quarter-final, averaging 104.64 to close out a tense 16-14 victory and set up semi-final clash against Noppert. UK Open champion Noppert dumped out countryman Dirk van Duijvenbode in Friday night’s opener before Price came through a classic to continue his tilt for World Matchplay glory.“I think he [Noppert] was quite fortunate to get through his game today but that will probably spur him on,” said Price. “I’m just going to concentrate on my own game.

Darts miscount King Jose de Sousa scaled new heights on Saturday night as he managed to bust 181. The Portuguese thrower has developed a reputation for his poor counting. But surely even he couldn't have imagined messing up 181.

What did you think of the moment? Let us know in the comments section Sousa is renowned for miscalculating his darts, and it cost him at the 2022 PDC World Championships.He was dumped out in his third-round match with 77th ranked Scot Alan Soutar.Sousa miscounted what he needed to hit, allowing Soutar to nail 32 for the win.

Awesome Alan Soutar got the seal of approval from Scotland football captain Andy Robertson as he continues his dream run at the William Hill World Championships.