Clayton is on for an 11-darter, but a couple of misses lets Littler back in.

The Nuke can't take advantage, allowing Clayton to win the leg in 12.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

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That might be the moment that proves decisive.

Luke Littler misses another three at double 10!

Jonny Clayton takes advantage and breaks straight back.

Luke Littler has the chance to beak on 167 but can't make it.

Jonny Clayton then misses at double, allowing Littler to break for the first time tonight.

Game on.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

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I don't think there is any need for Luke Littler to panic.

In his first year, he wasn't in the top four after eight weeks and still topped the league phase.

Luke Littler is on the board. After his second 180 of the night, he pins double 10 after yet another miss. He's not enjoying himself out there at the moment, but that could be a big hold.

Jonny Clayton is steaming ahead!

With Littler still in the 200s, Clayton takes an easy 80 checkout to take control of this match.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

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That is a monster!

Jonny Clayton did have a habit of raising his game against Michael van Gerwen in the past. He has done it to Littler, most noticeably at the World Masters last year.

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Incredible!

Littler fires in the first 180 of the night, but misses four consecutive attempts at double 10.

Clayton then rattles off a 156 checkout to break and take a two-leg lead.

Clayton holds with a simple checkout of 56.

Here we go!

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Jonny Clayton showed last week that he has the game to beat anyone - and I include Luke Littler in that. It doesn't matter what the other players do it, a lot of it was up to him last week.

He is always at home in the Premier League.

Laura Turner
Ex-Women's World Championship quarter-finalist on Sky Sports

Jonny Clayton says this is his favourite tournament and it goes to show. His results have been fantastic.

People may have thought he was an underdog but he's proved people wrong. I'm delighted for him.

Here come Jonny Clayton and Luke Littler for the walk-outs.

It's almost showtime!

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Night four in Belfast begins with Luke Littler v Jonny Clayton.

Littler suffered a humbling 6-1 semi-final defeat to Clayton on night three in Glasgow, the joint-heaviest defeat in Premier League Darts.

The 19-year-old has only won one of his four matches in this year's competition, and finds himself sixth in the table with four points.

After back-to-back semi-final losses on nights one and two, Clayton went on to win night three and go top of the standings with nine points.

The pair have met on six previous occasions, with Littler taking four wins and Clayton two.

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On night three in Glasgow Luke Littler suffered the joint-heaviest defeat of his Premier League Darts career, losing 6-1 to Jonny Clayton.

But the world champion bounced back a few days later as he won the inaugural Poland Darts.

Littler defeated Gian van Veen 8-4 in the final in Krakow as he hit seven 180s and averaged just over 108.

Van Veen threw the first televised nine-darter of his career, but was unable to stop Littler from claiming a fifth European Tour title and the £35,000 first prize.

"It's been a very good weekend for myself," said Littler.

"I felt really good throughout the tournament. In the first three weeks of the Premier League I've not felt the best, so I definitely needed this one."

Littler begins night four in Belfast with a rematch against Clayton.

Jonny Clayton won the third night of Premier League Darts last week, beating 2026 World Darts Championship runner-up Gian van Veen in the final in Glasgow.

The roadshow will travel across eight countries this year, with tonight's action taking place in Belfast.

The final takes place on Thursday, 28 May at the O2 Arena in London.

• Night one - Thursday, 5 February, Newcastle - Michael van Gerwen
• Night two - Thursday, 12 February, Antwerp - Gerwyn Price
• Night three - Thursday, 19 February, Glasgow - Jonny Clayton
• Night four - Thursday, 26 February, Belfast
• Night five - Thursday, 5 March, Cardiff
• Night six - Thursday, 12 March, Nottingham
• Night seven - Thursday, 19 March, Dublin
• Night eight - Thursday, 26 March, Berlin
• Night nine - Thursday, 2 April, Manchester
• Night 10 - Thursday, 9 April, Brighton
• Night 11 - Thursday, 16 April, Rotterdam
• Night 12 - Thursday, 23 April, Liverpool
• Night 13 - Thursday, 30 April, Aberdeen
• Night 14 - Thursday, 7 May, Leeds
• Night 15 - Thursday, 14 May, Birmingham
• Night 16 - Thursday, 21 May, Sheffield
• Play-offs - Thursday, 28 May, London

Joel Bell
BBC Sport NI at SSE Arena

We have chickens in attendance!

Conor, Joe and Patrick are at the SSE this evening for night four of the Premier League Darts.

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The crowd inside Belfast's SSE Arena erupts into a frenzy when Josh Rock comes up on the big screen.

The Northern Irishman isn't playing until the fourth quarter-final, but the crowd are already well behind him.