Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

If this carries on for another two legs it could be some of the best finishing we've seen.

It isn't just the fact he is four from four, it is the finishes.

For someone who lost their first seven games in the Premier League, credit to Josh Rock.

Wow! Are we heading for a whitewash?

Just one dart needed at tops for Josh Rock to check out. Where was this at the start of the Premier League?

Stephen Bunting is averaging 113 and is 4-0 down.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Look at this finishing! Look at it!

Stephen Bunting fires in his second 180 of the match in just the third leg.

It sets up a finish on 118, but he ends up leaving 24.

Rock replies by taking out 106 to go three legs clear! Yet again, he needs just one dart at a double.

An excellent first two legs from Josh Rock. He is averaging over 118.

He only needs one at the double to see off 50.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

That was dispatched of so simply. He couldn't have made that look any easier.

If you want to start well, a 180 is quite the way to do it. Stephen Bunting does so with his first throw, Josh Rock with his second.

Bunting nearly takes out 100 to win the opening leg, but goes outside on double 10.

Rock then snatches it, taking out 98 by finishing on double 19.

Stephen Bunting's walk-on never fails to deliver. The Rotterdam crowd absolutely love it.

Will he deliver against Josh Rock? He has the darts for the first leg.

Stephn Bunting talking to Sky Sports: "Every week is an opportunity to be honest. You want to play your best darts in the Premier League, it is why we're in this situation. It is really important I put a marker down today and get a few wins.

"We are really good friends off the oche as well, we always talk. We went to the zoo together in Australia. On the oche it is a bit different.

"He's a slightly different animal now he's got that win under his belt and I need to be at the top of my game to beat him tonight.

Josh Rock talking to Sky Sports: "Everyone saw the relief on my face in Berlin so now I've eased my way into it and I'm enjoying it."

On being good friends with Stephen Bunting: "Hopefully it won't be too friendly. We are close back stage but hopefully we forget the friendship tonight and put on a good show for everyone."

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Josh Rock did not exactly have an easy start to life in the Premier League.

He had to wait until his eighth attempt to finally win his first game in the competition, but has now won his quarter-final in each of the past three weeks.

He takes on Stephen Bunting tonight, who beat a lacklustre Luke Littler 6-4 in Brighton last week.

Bunting is currently sixth in the table, while Rock is bottom.

Just the one quarter-final to go. We are rattling through these matches.

Josh Rock takes on Stephen Bunting next.

Excellent stuff from Jonny Clayton and he ends with an average just shy of 100 - 99.33 to be precise.

That's only a tad up on Michael van Gerwen's 97.97 and both men hit 180s.

The Ferret just had the edge on the outer ring, though, hitting 46.15% to MVG's 40%.

That is the way to win it!

Even the home fans have to appreciate that - Jonny Clayton reels in the big fish, a 170 checkout, to wrap this one up.

That is some performance. Defeat for Michael van Gerwen in his home event.

The Orange Army see both their men fall at the first hurdle.

Much better leg from Michael van Gerwen.

It starts with a 180 and ends with him hitting double 16.

One leg back but Jonny Clayton will hope it proves meaningless. Still a comeback has to start somewhere.

The volume has gone up in the arena...

A once raucous Rotterdam crowd is suddenly silenced.

Jonny Clayton hits tops again to go 5-1 up and move to the brink of a place in the semi-finals.

Rod Studd
Commentator on Sky Sports

Jonny Clayton is dominating this match.

Clinical from Jonny Clayton.

One dart at double 16 the visit after letting Michael van Gerwen back in.

But Mighty Mike can't get 101 and, in this mood, Clayton isn't going to give him another shot.

Jonny Clayton gives Michael van Gerwen half a chance when he misses two at tops.

But MVG can't see off 130 and Clayton comes back to hit double 15.

A two-leg advantage and the Rotterdam crowd are suddenly subdued. They could be about to see both Dutchmen fall in the quarters.

Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

Jonny Clayton is looking good.

You can doubt him but he just knows what to do in this Premier League format. He loves it.