Luke Littler to throw first.

Gerwyn Price is certainly feeling this.

After walking out to Ice Ice Baby, he lets out a huge KAAAMMOONNN.

He is pumped.

Gerwyn Price speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm in a good head space and I feel confident coming off the back of the UK Open. If I can get through my first game, I can ease the pressure a little bit. I know Luke is the toughest one to play but it's a challenge I'm ready for.

"You need a bit of luck along the way to win the tournaments which I've not had but I need to just keep playing well then the wins will come."

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Revenge could be on the cards as the quarter-finals conclude with a rematch between Gerwyn Price and Luke Littler.

Littler ended Price's hopes of an all-Welsh final in Cardiff last week, winning their semi-final 6-3 before beating Jonny Clayton 6-3 in the final to win his first night of 2026.

After a slow start to the campaign, Littler followed up his night five triumph by successfully defending his UK Open title in Minehead.

Price hasn't reached a final since winning night two, though he has made back-to-back semi-finals. On Sunday 'The Iceman' reached the last-four of the UK Open - won by Littler - but fell 11-8 to James Wade.

So who is going to join Stephen Bunting, Jonny Clayton, and Luke Humphries in the semi-finals?

Gerwyn Price v Luke Littler is coming right up.

Humphries once again leaves 170, and once again he can't take it out, leaving 74.

Match dart missed, but then he gets the double to win!

That's only his fourth win of the Premier League so far. Much needed.

Humphries hits a 140 to leave 170, but it's a poor visit and he leaves 114.

He makes a right meal of it, and Van Veen rescues the situation to save his skin!

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Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

The 64, 78 and 80 are important finishes for Luke. A lot is made of ton-plus outs but you need to keep hitting those mid-range finishes.

Luke Humphries should wrap up the leg but misses D10 after missing tops!

Amazingly, Van Veen can't take advantage.

Humphries misses another double... then gets it. He's close now.

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Humphries has another opportunity to break on a Big Fish, but it goes array.

Van Veen looks for bull to hold, but misses.

Humphries returns and takes out 80 for the first break of the match!

Cool Hand is in control now.

Humphries hits straight back with a superb tops that evades a dart already in the board. His doubling has been much better since the first leg.

Gian van Veen that is impressive! He needs to take out 107, and finishes off on tops. Lovely stuff.

Humphries needs 139 and gets down to 40. He hits tops without issue to draw level.

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Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

This is the problem, you start to believe you're missing doubles. You have it as a pre-conceived idea that you are missing doubles.

Confidence is a fragile thing. It's about Luke Humphries' thought process and the fact he feels he's not getting the rewards.

Luke Humphries looks frustrated as he misses several darts.

Van Veen gets down to 65, and after missing tops he nails D10. Composure.

Van Veen needs 130 to break, but narrowly misses bull.

That leaves Humphries on 64, and he takes it out to hold.

Luke Humphries goes so close to a Big Fish finish, but hits outer bull instead of inner!

He then misses double to break, allowing Van Veen to hold - but only just. He needed 18 darts.

Gian van Veen has won seven of his last nine meetings with Luke Humphries. The Dutchman will throw first to try and make that eight from ten.