Darts star left 'really hurt' after match 'destroyed' by fans as opponent issues apology
German darts player Niko Springer has apologised and admitted feeling "ashamed" following crowd disruption during his European Darts Trophy second round victory over Stephen Bunting in G ttingen. The world number 53 progressed to the third round with a narrow 6 5 triumph, but the contest was marred by spectators whistling and jeering in an apparent attempt to distract his English opponent. Speaking after the match, Springer acknowledged the unsporting conduct from sections of the home support
German darts player Niko Springer has apologised and admitted feeling "ashamed" following crowd disruption during his European Darts Trophy second round victory over Stephen Bunting in G ttingen. The world number 53 progressed to the third round with a narrow 6 5 triumph, but the contest was marred by spectators whistling and jeering in an apparent attempt to distract his English opponent. Speaking after the match, Springer acknowledged the unsporting conduct from sections of the home support
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