The women's game has been shrouded in uncertainty throughout the last 18 months, with the coronavirus pandemic coinciding with the demise of the British Darts Organisation, and as a result, many have been starved of competitive action. With goalscoring chances initially scarce, Middlesbrough were fortunate not to have conceded a penalty when Marcus Tavernier shoved Riis as he charged into the area. Asked about the Crawford fight, Taylor said: "No, I don't know really. I'm sort of forgetting about all this at the minute. I've got my own fight to focus on, which is Jack Catterall and it's a very big fight, a very big risk, so I'm focusing on that. "You can find a million excuses but I have to say I didn't show up in the final, it wasn't good enough and I can only blame myself.