Brighton selected as Premier League Darts venue
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The Brighton Centre has been selected as a venue for the 2025 Premier League Darts.
It will be the fifth venue out of 17 selected by the Professional Darts Corporation for the competition, which will be in Brighton on 6 March 2025.
The venue previously hosted the final of the Premier League in 2007, when Phil Taylor won it for a third year in a row.
In 2024, World Number 1 Luke Humphries beat Michael Smith for his first nightly win.
The venue has a capacity of 5,515.
Brighton & Hove City Councillor Alan Robins, the cabinet member for sports and recreation, said: “It is absolutely great news that the Premier League of Darts is returning to the Brighton Centre next year.
“Events like the Premier League of Darts which, as well as being well-attended generate significant viewing figures, can only help build on our city’s reputation.
“Not only will it provide another welcome boost to our local economy, but it will help keep Brighton & Hove firmly on the sporting map.”
Previous stops in the Premier League before Brighton are Belfast, Glasgow, Dublin and Exeter.
The final will be at London's O2 Arena on 29 May 2025.
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