As predicted…Luke Humphries Runs Riot in Leeds as he claims his fourth Nightly win of this year’s Premier League. The Champion of the World changed his shirt to the Leeds United colours. Humphries is a massive Leeds fan therefore had the crowd on his side all night. He also changed his walk on song, this again went down well with the crowd as he walked out to “I predict a riot” by Kaiser Chiefs.
Littler wins in Aberdeen. Luke Littler makes it four nightly wins in the Premier League and qualifies for the Play Offs in May. His win over Rob Cross in the final moved him eight points clear of the World Champion Luke Humphries at the top of the table.
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!
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.
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 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.
