Michael van Gerwen holds the record for winning Premier League Darts the most times, but he has missed out on a spot at Finals Night this year.

Here are the previous winners:

• Michael van Gerwen (2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023)
• Phil Taylor (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012)
• Gary Anderson (2011, 2015)
• James Wade (2009)
• Luke Littler (2024)
• Luke Humphries (2025)
• Raymond van Barneweld (2014)
• Glen Durrant (2020)
• Jonny Clayton (2021)

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Luke Humphries needs to stay positive. Obviously the doubles are an issue but to find a way is a positive.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

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Luke Humphries beat Luke Littler in the semi-finals of night 15 and night 16.

But Littler leads the overall head-to-head record 22-13.

Of course, it's 1-1 when it comes to the Premier League finals between the pair.

It's time for someone to make it 2-1 tonight.

Humphries is also bidding to make history by becoming just the third player after Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen to win this title back-to-back.

Luke Littler talking to Sky Sports after his 10-9 win over Gerwyn Price in the semi-finals: "It was a weird game up until the first break. Gezzy changed his throw and went a little slower so I was just trying to get used to that. It was crucial to go in 6-4 up at the break and I came out flying after the break. That was a big hole to get out of.

"The adrenaline has definitely gone so I need a little bit more for the final. All day yesterday I was just saying that I wanted to get to the final to get to three in a row like the Wold Championship. I feel like it is mine to lose now."

Dylan Mohammad-Smart
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

Gerwyn Price has put some reaction to his defeat on social media.

"Oh well on we go, not sharp enough when it mattered, tough long campaign this year but enjoyed every minute," he wrote.

"Thanks everyone once again for showing me the utmost respect and support all the way through. Week off then back on the wagon we go"

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Very little to separate the two players in terms of average and despite some trouble on the doubles, defending champion Luke Humphries is through.

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at The O2, London

Luke Humphries is absolutely delighted.

He just popped his head into the media room and said: "It's lucky Luke now, baby. Come on!"

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

What. A. Match!

We've been treated to two outstanding semi-finals.

Clayton clearly look irked when glancing at the crowd after missing a match double.

Nevertheless, the Ferret embraces Humphries who moves into the final.

Luke v Luke: The Trilogy. Coming soon.

Dylan Mohammad-Smart
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

A heroic effort from Jonny Clayton there, from 6-2 down he fought his way to a match dart.

Another enthralling game!

This is a fixture we just keep seeing on the big stage.

Luke Littler v Luke Humphries in a final once more.

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Both players start with a 140. They then both score hundreds. But Clayton hits a 60 and Humphries gets a 140, so the Englishman is the first to reach a finish.

Humphries has a dart at the bullseye to win it, but strays into the 25.

Jonny Clayton is waiting with 62 remaining. He has a dart at double 16... but misses.

Luke Humphries finds the nine. He then pins the double eight! Luke Humphries wins it!

Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports

You can feel the tension all around the arena.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Both players have shown so much resilience.

Dylan Mohammad-Smart
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

A big hug between the pair going into this last leg decider.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

We're going to have the full quota of 38 legs across the two semi-finals.

The 16,000 fans in attendance are certainly getting value for money.

Jonny Clayton begins with a 180 and follows it up with a 140.

Luke Humphries gets down to 121, Clayton does the same.

Humphries produces a big finish to send us to a decider! Treble 20, treble 11 and double 14.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

That is rot-stopper from Luke Humphries. Now he must do his bit to send it all the way.

Dylan Mohammad-Smart
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London

"There's only one Jonny Clayton" sing the fans here at The O2 Arena.

Luke Humphries is the first to get down to a finish after a few trebleless visits from Jonny Clayton.

Humphries has 112 remaining, Clayton is back on 150.

Humphries ends up leaving double eight after missing a dart for the leg, but Clayton can't take advantage.

Humphries finds the double on his next visit.

Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports

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You wouldn't believe it, Luke Humphries doubling has gone!

Jonny Clayton has won seven legs out of the past eight. He looked down and out.