Jonny Clayton takes it on the vote!

There was a slight split in opinion, but it seems Jonny Clayton's Premier League form is just too good to deny.

The good news is there won't be long until we find out the actual answer, as both players have appeared for their walk-ons.

There's nothing like a bit of Titanium or Johnny B. Goode is there?

Let's get your thoughts on this opening semi-final then.

Thumbs up for a Bunting win. Thumbs down for a Clayton win.

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Stephen Bunting and Jonny Clayton return to the oche in our first semi-final of the night, with both players punting for their second night wins in this year's Premier League.

The Bullet tasted victory in Belfast on night four, while The Ferret claimed all five points in Glasgow on night three - and both will be hoping to go all the way once again in Nottingham.

The pair's last head-to-head actually came in the Belfast semi-finals, with Bunting posting an impressive 106 average on his way to whitewashing Clayton 6-0.

But Clayton's blistering Premier League form means it won't be all plain-sailing. He is yet to lose a quarter-final and has already reached two nightly finals in this year's tournament, earning him a strong foothold at the top of the table.

So who knows which way this one's going to go!

Here's your semi-final line-up:

• Stephen Bunting v Jonny Clayton
• Luke Humphries v Luke Littler

Littler hits his 10th 180 of the match. Stupid stuff.

He needs that troublesome tops to end it, and this time he gets it!

That was a classic. What a match.

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The gloves are off.

Littler is on 81, but misses twice on D12.

That allows Price to hit D19, and he lets out his first proper BOOOYAAA of the night.

We're going to a decider.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

We've seen some real blunders in this match, as much as we've seen some brilliant darts.

This match has some real life in it now.

Littler leaves tops and Price can't finish.

He again gets 20, then nails D10. That's certainly a more comfortable route for him. 11 misses at tops so far for Littler.

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Littler gets his fifth 180 of the match, then his sixth to get to 41.

Oh my goodness, once again he misses twice on tops!

Price needs D13 to check out, but he's wide.

Littler then misses three more on tops, then Price goes bust! Incredible.

After another miss on tops, Littler finally hits D10.

The Nuke isn't happy with somebody shouting in the crowd - he waves his arms in celebration.

Littler hits his fourth 180, before rice narrowly misses his fifth.

Price needs 121, but misses T11 when he really needs it.

That lets Littler back in on 67, but he misses twice on tops.

Price returns on 40, and nails tops a the first time of asking.

Is that the turning point?

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Price hits his fourth 180 of the match and gets down to 80.

20, 20.. and 20 again! Not what he wanted.

Littler is far behind, Price mises a double, but then nails D5. Phew.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

Oh wow! He follows a 151 with a 152. There's sort of a smile on Luke's face, he enjoys being pushed.

Price is giving Luke a proper challenge and he thrives from it.

Both players trade maximums, before Littler takes out 41 to claim a dozen-darter.

Three 180s each tonight. This is exceptional stuff.

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Littler tries to take out 167, but narrowly mised bull.

That leaves Price with 152, and he does it! Following a 151 checkout with 152 is no easy feat.

Price begins with five more T20s, but again misses the sixth dart.

No matter though, as Gezzy takes out 151 superbly. No roar though - he has work to do.

Gerwyn Price kicks off with his first maximum.

He hits two more T20s, but misses with his sixth dart.

Littler hits his second 180 of the night, and pounces on a Price mistake to hit D15 and break!

Luke Littler begins with 180. Par for the course for that lad.

A 140 gets him to 81, but he can't quite take it out. D10 secures a 13-dart leg.