‘Filthiest look ever seen’ – Darts star gives rival death stare after being brutally snubbed

ARNE SPEE came from behind to seal a thrilling win over Kevin Cottiss at the Modus Super Series – but only after an incredibly awkward exchange between the rivals.

The Dutchman notched a 4-3 victory as they went head-to-head in Portsmouth.

Kevin Cottiss offered Arne Spee a celebratory fist bumpCredit: X
But the Dutchman was then subjected to a death stare after the snubCredit: X

But Spee left his rival absolutely seething seconds after pulling the deficit back to 2-1.

Having hit triple 20 and double 15 to get himself on the board, he was offered a congratulatory fist bump by Cottiss.

And, after staring at the ground as he walked past, Spee snubbed the offer.

As Cottiss prepared to get the fourth leg of the showdown underway, he gave his opponent a menacing look.

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The official account of the Modus Super Series posted footage of the exchange, along with the caption: “The FILTHIEST look we’ve ever seen…”

It was Spee who had the last laugh after seeing Cottiss agonisingly miss a match dart.

Having found the 18 and triple 20, the bullseye was needed to wrap up the victory.

But Cottiss hit the outer bull, leaving Spee with a golden opportunity to capitalise.

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And he did just that – notching double ten with his first dart to bring the nail-biter to a dramatic close.

Spee and Cottiss put their awkward moment behind them by quickly shaking hands and sharing an embrace.

Spee went on to grab a nail-biting winCredit: X
Adam Hunt is also in Group A at the Modus Super SeriesCredit: Shutterstock Editorial

The duo are battling it out in Group A with Adam Hunt, Jack Drayton, Jenson Walker and Joe Hunt.

They have been aiming to boost their chances of securing a spot in Saturday’s Modus Super Series finale.

Spee and Cottiss are sitting fourth and fifth respectively ahead of the last day of group action.

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