LEDBURY'S Terry Jenkins needs to pick up wins in his final two Whyte & Mackay Premier League darts games if he is to finish in the top four and make the play-offs.
Last night he played out a 7-7 draw with Wayne Mardle.
James Wade and Phil Taylor, however, sealed their places in the Wembley Arena finals.
Wade maintained his lead at the top of the table with an 8-6 defeat of Peter Manley, taking the last three legs for victory after trailing for long periods in a tight tussle.
Taylor is also secure in the top four following a thrilling 8-3 victory over John Part, which saw him rattle up a record Premier League average of 111.74.
Taylor's win also ended Canadian Part's chances of finishing in the top four, with two weeks remaining of the league phase of the tournament.
World number one Raymond van Barneveld consolidated his third place with an 8-4 defeat of Adrian Lewis, hitting three bullseye finishes to pick up his first win in three weeks.
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