"Everyone is going to talk about the 60 points we scored, but not conceding a try and Courtney doing that work in the corner - him and Freddie Steward - we're going to take pride in our defence and try to put smiles on faces with the attacking style of rugby we play." The 23-year-old's 10km split was 29:45 minutes, around 35 seconds better than the pace of Chepngetich when she set the record in April, and she steadily improved in sunny conditions to cruise to victory. "It wasn't the result I wanted but Jonny and I played a fantastic final, what a star he is," said Van den Bergh. A brilliant final as Jonny Clayton adds another TV title to his collection 👏pic.twitter.com/xBJl5lqw7xSunday October 31Afternoon SessionQuarter-FinalsKrzysztof Ratajski 10-6 Niels ZonneveldDimitri Van den Bergh 10-8 Kim HuybrechtsJonny Clayton 10-9 Gerwyn PriceMichael van Gerwen 10-5 Mervyn KingEvening SessionSemi-FinalsDimitri Van den Bergh 11-8 Krzysztof RatajskiJonny Clayton 11-6 Michael van GerwenFinalJonny Clayton 11-6 Dimitri Van den Bergh