Two nightly wins and three finals for Luke Humphries sees him top the Premier League table and alread he has a healthy lead over Luke Littler in second place but seven points adrift. Poor old Stephen Bunting is already getting slightly detatched from the pack so needs to get that first win as soon as possible.

LUKE LITTLER fell at the FINAL hurdle to Luke Humphries on Night Four of Premier League Darts action in Exeter. The Nuke dispatched Stephen Bunting in the quarter-final 6-3 and laid out equal

The big names roll into Exeter this week as the eight PDC superstars continue their 16 week battle for a place at Finals Night at London’s O2 in May. Luke Littler is defending champ after claiming the title in stunning fashion last year. However, he does not sit top of the pile despite coming out on top in Glasgow a fortnight ago.

TV channels and live streams to watch the Premier League Darts 2025 in the UK. Here are the latest fixtures and the upcoming schedule.

Darts world number one Luke Humphries has extended his lead at the top of the Premier League Darts table, after winning night four in Exeter.

Ahead of the quarter-final against Bunting, Littler went to hug his mum but appeared to be pushed by a spectator who wanted to shake his hand. The 18-year-old flashed him a cold stare before making his way onto the stage, shaking his head and mouthing 'no' as security stepped in to speak to the individual.

Luke Littler is the reigning Premier League Darts champion and he will be looking to pick up his second win of the competition as it heads to Execter for night four

Luke Littler won in week two in Glasgow and the world champion faces Stephen Bunting next up tonight with the Liverpudlian still searching for his first Premier League win of the season.

LUKE LITTLER fell at the FINAL hurdle to Luke Humphries on Night Four of Premier League Darts action in Exeter. The Nuke dispatched Stephen Bunting in the quarter-final 6-3 and laid out equal