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A football fan has taken to social media to express his frustration after his card was confiscated at a World Darts Championship match at Alexandra Palace.

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Former Southampton midfielder Matt Le Tissier took to Twitter to complain after having his sign confiscated at the World Darts Championship on Saturday night. Le Tissier used his sign to show a Premier League table, in which Southampton lie fourth, having beaten Arsenal last week to open up a two-point gap. But the Saints legend was annoyed to find that security deemed the sign inappropriate, taking it away from him. Former Southampton star Matt Le Tissier had this sign confiscated because it made reference to football . Le Tissier saw Gary Anderson (left) stun top seed Michael van Gerwen in the semi-finals on Saturday night . 'Can't believe I had my sign confiscated at the darts last night,' Le Tissier tweeted, following it with the hashtag #killjoy. Fans at Alexandra Palace are encouraged to write their own messages on the signs during the matches. However, as Le Tissier later confirmed on Twitter, the venue has a policy of 'no football signs' which led to his card being taken away. Top seed Michael van Gerwen crashed out of the competition on Saturday night to Gary Anderson, while Phil Taylor beat Raymond van Barneveld in the second semi-final. Le Tissier seemed to enjoy his night out at the Darts on Saturday night despite his sign being confiscated . Phil Taylor (right) talks to Raymond van Barneveld (left) after knocking him out at Alexandra Palace .