Dimitri Van Den Bergh reached a nine -member match when he threw out the three -time world champion by Michael Van Gerwen from World Masters.
Belgian delighted the crowd of Milton Keynes with the perfect leg in the sixth set.
Then he won this set, and the next one, in which his Dutch opponent swells twice at the finish of 87, including destroying his result.
“I think it was written in the sky once,” said Van Den Bergh after triumph 4-3, only his second victory over Van Gerwen.
The open champion of Great Britain will face Nathan Aspinall in Sunday’s quarter -finals.
Meanwhile, Luke Littler passed by James Wade 4-0 to reach the last eight.
Littler, who has turned 18 since then, went down in history as the youngest world champion at the age of 17 in January.
The teenager won all eight legs with a 10-fold television winner Wade, who did not even have a double shot and left at the end of the opponent.
Littler achieved an average of 105.47, achieved 50% success of the cash register and reached four years 180.
“James can play very well, but I am grateful that he has not appeared,” said Littler.
The English teenager will face ionny Clayton in Sunday’s quarter-finals after the Welshman arrived from 3-1 down to defeat Ryan Searle 4-3.
Earlier, the defender of the champion champion Stephen Rebting defeated the two-time world champion Peter Wright 4-2 to set up the last eight meetings with Danny Noppert.
World Champion 2024 Luke Humphries held Josh Rock 4-0 and will meet with Damon Heta on Sunday after the Australian issue one was thrown away by Gerwyn Price in a thriller 4-3.
