Littler taunted fans with ‘crying’ gesture as a man utd fan suffers abuse in Leeds

Luke Littler gave Leeds -fans the Crybaby sign, but his hope for a sixth Premier League -night gain ended in tears.

The Manchester United Supporter was 6-5 by old rival Luke Humphries – who was Wearing a shirt inspired by his beloved Leeds -A as cool handback-to-back victories in his ‘home’ location.

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But world champion Smaller18, was in LOP mode all evening.

During his quarter -final collision of Nathan Aspinall He started the Walk-on with a yawning gesture when he was stuck and the fans walked through the collision.

He then did a crybaby board after touching a vital cash register.

He also made a 4-1 gesture to the TV cameras during the last walk-on to celebrate United’s victory over athletic Bilbao.

He said: “You always see it, especially with the fans of Leeds. It’s just chatter, we love it, they love it.

“Of course the one I did the tears. They clearly wanted Nathan to hit it, I got that 5-4 lead.

“I felt that I was being pushed a little. I had to get it back in. But Nathan, he clearly missed his arrows at Doubles. I just had to take it and do my job.

“Me and Zzy have had some quality fights, but he clearly has the upper hand over me in the past few games.”

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Humphries admitted that it was again an emotional night with his father who sang with his Leeds national anthem ‘I predict a riotwalk’.

He said: “It’s all about qualifying for the O2, so it’s job now. I’m not going to relax now, I want to win next week and the week after.

“I want to reach the O2 at the best of my assets.

“My father is the greatest influence in my life. He is the reason I am today. Everything I do, I also do it for my family and him. I make him a lot proud. It’s nice to have him here.”

And after taking Littler, he said: “I was pretty nervous because I really wanted to win tonight.

“It is extra special. It is not my hometown, but it feels extra special.

“Hopefully this gives me confidence in the final.”

Littler went 2-0 with 180s in each leg.

But his third 180 could not stop Humphries who immediately break back with a double 16 finish, before Cool Hand won the next two legs for a 3-2 lead.

The Nuke was leveled with an 11-darter, but his close rival on the planet took the next two legs to move 5-3 in the front.

Littler also responded by taking two on the trot – with Humphries and then a competition painting in the 10th – while an edgy competition went completely.

The Warrington Whizkid missed the chance of a bull to take the decision maker – causing Humphries to return and eliminate a match -clinching D10 during the second attempt.

Earlier Gerwyn Price‘S 6-5 quarter-final victory over Rob Cross had booked the Welshman a place on Finals’ Night.

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