Oh! Luke Littler nearly breaks but doesn't take out 81, finding treble 17 but going outside twice on double 15.

Luke Humphries requires 40... he misses his first two darts and goes inside with his third.

Littler then wraps it up with his next visit. They both had chances to win it.

Six 180s for each player now as Luke Littler levels the scores again.

He takes out 41 to take it to a one-leg shootout. Luke Humphries has the darts.

A big 180 from Luke Humphries to start the leg, followed by a 140.

He fails to check out 81, missing two darts at double 12. Luke Littler brings his score down to 66 but Humphries wraps up the leg on the next visit.

Some forgettable throws from both players there. Not exactly the top-quality scoring we're used to seeing.

Luke Littler eventually holds his throw, though, checking out double 10.

Wayward darts cost Luke Humphries and his advantage is now looking very slender.

Littler has the darts with a chance to level in the next leg.

A successful hold of throw from Luke Littler to reduce his opponent's advantage.

Luke Humphries has a chance to take out 136, but can't find the treble with his first dart.

Littler is waiting on 40 and punishes him, going inside before pinning double 10.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

Luke Littler is looking off it, he's still averaging 99 granted but he looks a bit like last week, you sense that there's a chance here for Luke Humphries but he needs to take that chance.

Luke Littler is not getting into this one, although he is still averaging 99.

Luke Humphries eventually finishes on nine to make it 4-1.

Humphries has thrown five 180s now.

Another maximum for Luke Humphries in that leg before he eventually takes out 66.

Littler had a chance to check out 67, but went inside when looking for tops after finding nine and 18.

Luke Humphries requires tops but can't find it in three darts.

He goes inside on tops, then outside on double 10, then inside.

Luke Littler can't immediately take advantage, but Humphries hits a single five and then strays a long way inside the single two after finding the single one.

Littler punishes him by taking out tops. Poor finishing from Humphries there.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

In two legs Luke Humphries has hit three 180s and checked out a 103 finish. That'll work!

A hold in the first leg and now a break of throw.

Two 180s from Luke Humphries before he checks out 103 to win the leg.

A perfect start to the night for Luke Humphries, who begins with a maximum.

He successfully holds his throw to win the opening leg, eventually taking out double 16.

Two missed darts at the double means it takes an extra visit to check out, but Littler is not yet down to a finish so it's an easy leg to win.

Luke Humphries gets us started.

Not long to go until this one gets started.

Time for the walk-ons.

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Luke Littler took the PDC World Darts Championship trophy to Old Traford at the weekend for Man Utd's game against Spurs.

So we've got the two Luke's fighting it out first up and Michael van Gerwen lying in wait, but who'll end up winning night two?

Make your pick.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

It's a big arena and a lot of these people will have been to darts before on the European Tour and they just love it.

We've got so much going on tonight, we'll see plenty of Luke Littler v Luke Humphries this season in the Premier League and every game will be different because they'll all mean something different. And can Michael van Gerwen keep it up after last week?

It's all so early but there's meaning everywhere, but Luke v Luke first up, what's not to like?

So will it be Luke or Luke, Humphries or Littler that wins our big curtain raiser tonight?

Will the winner go all the way, or can Michael van Gerwen win two in a row? What about a Gian van Veen or Gerwyn Price victory?

Let us know all your thoughts and predictions on tonight's arrows using the feedback form above and we'll publish the best of them.

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The two dominant forces in men's darts have met a total of 27 times in all, with unsurprisingly Littler having the better of the arguments with 17 wins to 10.

In the Premier League there's been 14 meetings and again The Nuke has the upper hand with 1o wins and only four defeats, so Humphries is right up against it tonight.

Can Humphries upset the reigning world champion tonight though?