Premier League Night 14 Preview – The Premier League of Darts heads to Aberdeen for Night 14 as the play offs draw ever closer. There are some cracking games for us to look forward to, one of them being a repeat of the Semi Final in Liverpool, Luke Littler v Nathan Aspinall. Also, peter Wright plays in front of his home Crowd, it should be some atmosphere in Aberdeen.
It was the perfect week for Luke Littler as he was victorious in Austria on Sunday, defeating Joe Cullen 8-4 in the Final. Then a few days earlier on Thursday he secured his third nightly win in the Premier League. Beating Rob Cross 6-2 in the Final averaging 105!
It was Glory for Anderson in Germany as he beat Ross Smith in the final 8-6, winning his second European Tour Event 10 years on from his first. The premier League heads to Liverpool for Night 13 and theirs some blockbuster games. The stand out one being top of the table Luke Humphries against last weeks winner Nathan Aspinall.
Aspinall becomes back-to-back champion in Rotterdam. In the quarter final he comfortably dispatched Peter Wright winning 6-2. Then he came back against Luke Humphries in the semi finals to win 6 legs to 4. In the Final he produced another quality display beating Michael Smith 6-4, moving him to third in the table.
History for Schindler in Germany as he beats Gerwyn Price 8-5 in the final of the Neo.bet International Darts Open. The Premier League Night 12 Rotterdam takes place on Thursday. Michael Smith takes on Luke Littler. Rob cross plays Gerwyn Price. Peter Wright faces Nathan Aspinall. Michael Van Gerwen battles it out against Luke Humphries.
As predicted Michael Van Gerwen claimed his fourth nightly Premier League win in Birmingham, defeating Luke Littler 6-3 in the final despite a subpar performance. Littler, also under his usual standard, had previously beaten Rob Cross and Luke Humphries in thrilling matches. Van Gerwen’s victory moved him into third place in the league table.
At Premier League Darts Night 11 in Birmingham, Wright faces a tough game against Humphries, who’s second in the league. Cross, struggling in sixth, meets top-table Littler. Smith aims for a playoff spot against Price. Van Gerwen, fourth, battles Aspinall in a close match.I predict Van Gerwen to ultimately triumph, despite his recent form, due to his unmatched ability on his best days.
In Manchester, Gerwyn Price hit a stunning 9 darter but ultimately lost the final to Luke Littler, who won while averaging 100 to Price’s 93. Littler’s victory in his home city propelled him to top of the Darts Premier League table. Meanwhile, Michael Smith ousted World Champion Luke Humphries with a solid win, averaging 100. Fans enjoyed a memorable night, including Aspinall and Littler’s “Mr Brightside” singalong with 11,000 spectators.
Luke Humphries dominated in Germany, thrashing Michael Van Gerwen 8-1 with an average just under 113 and 75% doubles success. Moving to the Premier League Manchester Night 10, high-stakes matches include in-form Nathan Aspinall against Rob Cross and confident Luke Littler versus Van Gerwen.
Luke Littler triumphed for his first Premier League victory of the season, edging out Nathan Aspinall 6-4 in the final. Littler stopped Luke Humphries from securing four consecutive wins, demonstrating impressive skill with a 102.00 average and seven 180s. The teenage star’s win pushed him to second in the league, as he continues to shine and build rivalries.
The BetMGM Premier League Darts is set for a thrilling night in Belfast on March 28th. Luke Humphries, reigning World Champion, is tipped for a historic fourth consecutive victory against a field of strong contenders like Michael Smith and Gerwyn Price. With quarterfinals featuring Smith vs. Van Gerwen and Aspinall vs. Price, excitement is high. Rob Cross is expected to dominate and make the semifinals, setting up a potential electrifying Humphries vs. Cross final. Fans can catch the action live through various broadcasters and purchase tickets online.
