Follow live text updates from night three of the Premier League Darts season in Glasgow
Final: Gian van Veen 2-6 Jonny Clayton
Semi-finals: Van Veen 6-5 Humphries & Littler 1-6 Clayton
Quarter-final results: Bunting 3-6 Van Veen, Humphries 6-2 Rock, Clayton 6-3 Price
Luke Littler receives bye to semi-finals as Michael van Gerwen withdraws for "medical reasons"
All matches are best of 11 legs
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Bunting 1-1 Van Veen
Stephen Bunting has a chance to take out 170 after hitting a 180, but misses his first dart at the treble.
Gian van Veen can't see off 118, though, and Bunting takes out the remaining 70.
Bunting 0-1 Van Veen
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Gian van Veen is settled in the Premier League already. He is just world class every day.
That break will really sting for Stephen Bunting. He'll be thinking 'come on, give me a break'.
Bunting 0-1 Van Veen
Not the most breathtaking first leg... then Van Veen produces a sublime finish.
He takes out 114 to break after three missed darts at a double from Bunting.
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Has MVG been given -6 legs and Littler +1? Doesn't seem fair
Alex, Plymouth
That's correct, Alex. That's the standard outcome, plus two points for the person who receives a bye, when a player withdraws.
A reminder that players are split on points, nights won and matches won before we go to leg difference.
Bunting 0-0 Van Veen
Here we go!
Bunting v Van Veen
Stephen Bunting talking to Sky Sports: "It is always good to get a string of wins. My game is a good place and I've been working hard behind the scenes.
"I don't feel any pressure at all. I've got a lot of confidence and my experience from last year. I know the win will come, it is just a matter of when. I just need to keep working hard."
Bunting v Van Veen
The night kicks off with the fans loving Stephen Bunting's walk-on. Not long to go until we begin.
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
I'm going for Luke Humphries tonight. I just love the way he's playing at the moment.
Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports
The bye will be a positive for Luke Littler in my opinion and I expect him to win the night.
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What have you made of Premier League Darts so far this year? Who do you think will win tonight? How will Michael van Gerwen's absence shake things up?
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Here's who the pundits think will win...
Bunting v Van Veen
Gian van Veen talking to Sky Sports: "It is going well, especially the first week in Newcastle, which was very good. Last week was maybe a bit disappointing. It is tough field but I'm really enjoying it so far.
"Stephen is a fantastic player. You always want to play well and if you average more than 100 then you'll give yourself a chance."
Bunting v Van Veen
Image source, Getty ImagesIt has been far from a perfect start in this year's Premier League for Stephen Bunting.
He was beaten 6-4 by Jonny Clayton last time out, having been leading 4-0.
In the first week, Bunting was 2-0 up against Michael van Gerwen but went on to lose 6-2.
Will the man who finished bottom last year get his first points this evening as he takes on debutant Gian van Veen in the quarter-finals?
Van Veen narrowly lost in the first round last Thursday, as he was defeated 6-5 by night winner Gerwyn Price, but he reached the final on night one.
Gerwyn Price won the second night of Premier League Darts last week, beating night one winner Michael van Gerwen in the final in Antwerp.
The roadshow will travel across eight countries this year, with tonight's action taking place in Glasgow.
The final takes place on Thursday, 28 May at the O2 Arena in London.
Humphries v Rock
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Josh Rock got what he deserved last week - as a darts player you don't wash your hands with soap! He's learnt the hard way.
He's on the back foot now. Like Stephen Bunting, they need a win and they need a win tonight.
Humphries v Rock
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Luke Humphries is playing the best darts on the planet at the moment. Nobody is playing more consistent darts than him.
Everyone is so beatable in this format and Luke Littler hasn't played as well as Humphries so far for me.
Humphries is so difficult to beat. He is an absolute beast. You are not going to play mediocre and beat him.
Quarter-finals:
Semi-finals:
Clayton v Price
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Gerwyn Price is looking amazing. His rhythm and his timing is unbelievable at the moment.
He said to me at the weekend that he knows he is playing well. He is playing so well.
Michael van Gerwen, who has pulled out of tonight's action, currently tops the standings.
He won night one and reached the final last week, losing to Gerwyn Price - who is now up to second.
Stephen Bunting and Josh Rock are both still searching for their first points.
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Getting the points in the bag is important so it could be a disaster in the end for the Michael van Gerwen.
Luke Littler has had a right result.
I hope Van Gerwen is on the mend and is better for next week and beyond.
Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports
It is disappoing for Michael van Gerwen, for us and for this unbelievable crowd.
The match between would him and Luke Littler would have been spellbinding.
It is intriguing what difference it has made to the league table already.