Luke Littler came from behind to beat Gerwyn Price in one of the most chaotic World Grand Prix matches in history.

The world champion overcame mid-match mind games in his quarter-final tie from his opponent in 'one of the weirdest matches ever' at the event .

Both players were tormented by the tournament's unique 'double-in, double-out' format as they struggled to get going in multiple legs.

However, Littler ultimately snatched a 3-2 victory in a sudden death leg after Price had earlier missed three match darts.

The Iceman, who spoke of his confidence at beating his rival prior to the match , had raced into a two-set lead in Leicester as his teenage opponent was forced to watch on in disbelief.

During the break between sets, Sky Sports' Wayne Mardle admitted: "Something has go

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