West Ham missed the chance to move second in the Premier League table as Raul Jimenez's 58th-minute strike secured a well-deserved 1-0 win for Wolves at Molineux. For Wright, it's another title onto a CV that already has the World Matchplay, the UK Open and the World Championship, but for 48-year-old Henderson watching the deciding singles match backstage, it was his first PDC individual title and when Wright sank the winning double, the tears began to flow. "It's been a tough year for him and that has really come from players within the dressing room, it's not really come from anyone in the media saying, 'Langer isn't good enough as a coach'. Incredible battle. Two warriors full of respect for each other.@EuroTennisOpen@atptour@andy_murray@FTiafoepic.twitter.com/SBHMi1LawJ