How to watch Premier League Darts 2025

• Premier League Darts 2025 will be broadcast LIVE on Sky Sports.
• Sky Sports customers can live stream each night via the Sky Sports/NOW app or website.
• Alternatively, you can keep up to date with all the action from Premier League Darts by following SunSport's live blog of each night.

What is the Premier League Darts format?

Eight players will compete in Premier League Darts 2025, with the top four of the Order of Merit and four wildcards making up the numbers.

Each of the players will meet each other once in weeks 1-7 and again in weeks 9-15, but fixtures for weeks 8 and 16 are drawn based on league standings.

How each player performs on each night will earn them points which will determine their place in the Premier League table.

Here is how the points system works:

• Winner: 5 points
• Runner-up: 3 points
• Two losing semi-finalists: 2 points

Following the conclusion of week 16, the top four in the Premier League table will secure their tickets to Finals Night.

Finals Night at London's O2 Arena begins with the semi-finals as first in the table takes on fourth and second faces third.

Later, the two remaining players will face off in a blockbuster final to determine the winner of the Premier League.

Who is in the Premier League Darts 2025 line-up?

The top four darts players on the Order of Merit plus four Wildcards make up the eight-player field for the Premier League.

Here are all eight players competing this year:

• Luke Littler
• Luke Humphries
• Michael van Gerwen
• Rob Cross
• Stephen Bunting
• Gerwyn Price
• Nathan Aspinall
• Chris Dobey

It means two former world champions miss out - in the form of Peter Wright, 54, and Michael Smith, 34, following their alarming slump in form.

Littler confronts fan

The teen's mum Lisa was in the VIP section as usual to hug her son on his way to the stage.

However, as the pair linked up, Littler's mum was barged aside by another fan.

It saw the 18-year-old flare up in anger as his intro music continued playing overhead.

One person said: “Genuinely thought Littler was gonna scrap someone there.”

Another declared: “Is Littler’s mum OK?”

Take a bow Luke Humphries

Last night’s results

It was all about Luke Humphries and Luke Littler last night on a thrilling night in Exeter.

But it was Humphries who prevailed to picked up his second win out of the first four nights.

Quarter-finals
Michael van Gerwen 5-6 Rob Cross
Gerwyn Price 4-6 Luke Humphries
Chris Dobey 5-6 Nathan Aspinall
Stephen Bunting 3-6 Luke Littler

Semi-finals
Rob Cross 5-6 Luke Humphries
Nathan Aspinall 2-6 Luke Littler

Final
Luke Humphries 6-4 Luke Littler

Premier League Darts table

Luke Humphries has charged into a strong lead after the first four nights of this season’s Premier League.

 Luke Humphries…15
2 Luke Littler…8
3 Gerwyn Price…7
4 Michael van Gerwen…6
5 Nathan Aspinall…5
6 Rob Cross…4
7 Chris Dobey…3
8 Stephen Bunting…0

Cool Hand leads the way in Premier League

It could not be going any better for Luke Humphries.

Prior to last night's match, he had lost all six meetings against The Nuke in the Premier League.

Sitting at the top of the table, he has more than double the points of his closest challenger, who happens to be Littler.

Humphries reflects on huge victory

"Luke played fantastic tonight, he didn't play as great in the final but I managed to step on the gas, like I did in the other two games, right at the end of the game," he said.

"Being sat on 15 points after four weeks, that's a dream start for me and hopefully I can keep pushing and keep reeling in the points to guarantee a spot in the top four, because that's all that really matters."

Time for a pre-work selfie at the darts

The PDC cheerleaders took time out to get a selfie together before last night's action kicked off in Exeter.

It was an electric atmosphere, as ever, for the Premier League tour.

Visiting different venues every week, they are really bringing the stars to the fans across the country.

Cool Hand leads the way in Premier League

It could not be going any better for Luke Humphries.

Prior to this match, he had lost all six meetings against The Nuke in the Premier League.

Sitting at the top of the table, he has more than double the points of his closest challenger, who happens to be Littler.

Nuke defused in big final

The form of Luke Littler in his first two matches in Exeter was nothing short of exhibition stuff.

Nobody seemed to have an answer for what he was offering.

However, in the final he missed a big chance to go 4-2 up and from that points Humphries took control and seal victory.

Hollywood just cannot finish

Facing up against his close friend Nathan Aspinall, Chris Dobey was throwing the bigger scores throughout.

However, his poor form at doubles cost him.

The Asp showed his opponent just what clincal finishing was all about.

Bullet misses the target once again

Stephen Bunting is still searching for his first win in the Premier League this season.

In Exeter, he definitely threw his best darts so far but came up against Luke Littler in electric form.

Sometimes you just have to respect the darts your opponent is throwing.

Iceman melts in Exeter showdown

Gerwyn Price came into tonight's matches brimming with confidence after his win in Dublin.

However, he just could not get it going at the business end of his match with Luke Humphries.

Back to the drawing board for the Welshman it seems.