A GROUP of Bournemouth fans have been hailed on social media after giving a homeless man a ticket to the World Darts Championship.
A bunch of Cherries supporters had a spare ticket to quarter-final night at Ally Pally on Wednesday due to one of their friends being unable to make it.
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They could have sold it or opted not to offer it to anyone, but instead they made an admirable offer to a homeless person.
The group, who dressed in sombreros, gave the ticket to the man and brought him in with them to include him as part of their night.
The Metro have also reported they paid for his whole evening and put him up in a Travelodge hotel to ensure he did not have to sleep on the street.
Social media accounts caught wind of the story and have since received thousands of likes about the tale.
And people online poured in with their praise for the Bournemouth supporters.
One said: “As a Villa fan, got to say yet again football clubs are showing what great people they are. Well done you Bournemouth fans.”
Another added: “You’re all legends. What a wonderful thing to do. If only the whole world were like this.”
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A third replied: “Fantastic to see some people do care about others less fortunate.”
While a fourth responded: “Love it. Can’t beat humility and giving someone a real treat. That guy will be forever grateful.”
And a fifth simply said: “Absolutely superb!”
Wednesday’s evening session saw Stephen Bunting beat two-time champion Peter Wright, while last year’s runner-up Luke Littler booked his semi-final spot with a win over Nathan Aspinall.
