White should have enough but I wouldn't be surprised to see this go to a deciding set - and if it does, then the favourite could suffer again with Ally Pally nerves. Having seen all three of those in action in the past few days, that's a pretty good form guide. Tomoya Goto is another potentially dangerous opponent from the Asian Tour and back in September beat Monday's Ally Pally hero Man-Lok Leung 4-3, Reynaldo Rivera 5-0 and Paolo Nebrida 5-1 with averages ranging from 92.30 to 100.21 on his way to a title, and finished second to Lourence Ilagan in the overall standings. White only averaged 82 in a first-round exit at the Players Championship Finals last month and although that's over 10 points lower than his season mark, he's not banging in those massive 100+ figures of old on a regular basis.

Match Treble % (Win, most 180s & high checkout): 16.22% - Unavailableįormer world championship 'dark horse' Ian White will probably go down as one of the best players never to truly shine on the televised stage - especially not on this one.ĭiamond, who has won 13 PDC tournaments away from the cameras, has only managed to win one match at the Ally Pally in his last four appearances here but more worrying is his slide down the rankings to 55 having struggled to qualify for many majors over the past couple of seasons - including last year's World Championship.

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