Luke Littler beats Luke Humphries 11-10 to regain Premier League Darts title
Littler was winner in 2024 before Humphries won 2025 title
Semi-final results: Luke Littler 10-9 Gerwyn Price & Jonny Clayton 9-10 Luke Humphries
Littler led 9-4 but needs last-leg decider
Humphries led 6-2 and then trailed 9-7 but rallied to win in final leg
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Clayton 1-1 Humphries
A 180 to start this leg from Luke Humphries, who is first to get down to a finish.
He is down to 46 before Jonny Clayton has even managed to break 200.
14 and double 16 wraps up a comfortable leg for Humphries.
Clayton 1-0 Humphries
Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports
Jonny Clayton needs to be in this game at the break. You don't want to be chasing Luke Humphries or Luke Littler.
Clayton 1-0 Humphries
Dylan Mohammad-Smart
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
Sharp start from Clayton!
Clayton 1-0 Humphries
A rapid first leg from Jonny Clayton as he takes the lead.
He gets down to 58 and there are no wobbles on the outer ring, pinning tops at the first time of asking for an 11-darter.
Clayton 0-0 Humphries
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
On just his second throw of the match, we have the Ferret finger point to salute the 180!
Clayton 0-0 Humphries
The fans enjoyed both walk-ons as usual. Now it's time for our second semi-final.
Jonny Clayton finished higher in the league stage so he has the darts in the opening leg.
Clayton v Humphries
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
There were plenty of Welsh flags in the crowd for Clayton's walk-on.
Although I've seen plenty of supporters with Humphries shirts on today.
Result: Littler 10-9 Price
Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at The O2, London
I've just seen Luke Littler walking around backstage with his family.
He certainly looks a lot happier than he did on stage at times.
Clayton v Humphries
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
Image source, Taylor Lanning/PDCWay back in early February at the tournament's media launch in Newcastle, Jonny Clayton quickly discovered he would have to fight to get his hands on the Premier League trophy for a second time.
Each of this season's eight-man field faced the media at St James' Park with the trophy on the table in front of them.
Well, everyone but Clayton.
He was the last of the eight players to talk to us, by which point, the trophy had been taken elsewhere.
'The Ferret' is now just two wins away from making sure he not only gets his hands on the trophy for a second time, but also keeps it.
Clayton v Humphries
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
Image source, Taylor Lanning/PDCThere is very little to choose between these two.
Jonny Clayton won three of the four meetings between the duo in the Premier League this year.
'The Ferret' also leads 11-8 when it comes to his matches with 'Cool Hand'.
But the bookmakers still have Humphries as the favourite.
Clayton v Humphries
Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports
It does feel like Luke Humphries has built at the right time.
He needed results and he needed them quickly and he came into his own. He found a formula and he went with it.
His body language has been so good over the past five weeks.
It would have been deemed a massive failure if he didn't get here but now he's arguably the form horse.
Clayton v Humphries
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Luke Humphries looked a beaten man so to do what he's done is absolutely incredible.
He must feel so good about himself.
Clayton v Humphries
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
Image source, Getty ImagesOnly Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen have won back-to-back Premier League titles since the tournament started in 2005.
Luke Humphries will join that illustrious group with victory here in London tonight.
He featured in each of the past four night finals and also won Players Championship 17 in Leicester 10 days ago with a ridiculous tournament average of 104.74.
Clayton v Humphries
Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports
Jonny Clayton has had a brilliant season. He's spent the whole season in the top four.
He's just so reliable in the Premir League. This is the tournament where we see the best of him.
He is resilient and gritty and finds a way to win.
Clayton v Humphries
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
Image source, Getty ImagesJonny Clayton LOVES this tournament.
In the official 2026 tournament programme, Clayton was the only player in this year's eight-man field to name the Premier League as his favourite part of the darting calendar.
It's not hard to understand why given that he's reached finals night in all four of his appearances in the event and won it on debut in 2021.
Result: Littler 10-9 Price
Well, well, well.
At the halfway stage Luke Littler was dominating on the doubles, but such was his drop-off in missing five for the match and the brilliance from Gerwyn Price, it is actually the Welshman who finishes with a higher checkout percentage.
He edges the average too, but it is Littler who progresses to the final.
Result: Littler 10-9 Price
Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at The O2, London
Image source, PA MediaWhat an incredible match of darts that was. No wonder the 16,000 inside the O2 stand and applaud.
Gerwyn Price was down and out but his stunning comeback pushed the world champion to the edge.
But, once again, Luke Littler is in the Premier League final.
Are we headed for a Luke v Luke final?
Next up, Luke Humphries takes on Jonny Clayton for a spot against Luke Littler in the final.
Result: Littler 10-9 Price
Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
Huge relief on the face of Littler there.
He embraces Price, and the pair have a laugh and a hug together after serving up an absolute stormer of a match.
Well done to both, that was magnificent.
Result: Littler 10-9 Price
Dylan Mohammad-Smart
BBC Sport Wales at The O2, London
What an incredible match to kick off the night.
A wonderful effort from 'The Iceman' after being 9-4 down, but the world champion shows his resilience to win the final leg.