A big thank you to all for stopping by for tonight's Premier League action in Nottingham.

You can read all about Gerwyn Price's second night win of the season in our report here.

We will see you next week from Cardiff.

Goodnight!

After reaching the final, Luke Littler has overtaken Luke Humphries to move a point clear at the top of the table.

Gerwyn Price has climbed from fifth to third with a night win tonight, with Nathan Aspinall dropping two places to fifth.

Chris Dobey and Stephen Bunting have both lost each of their last six matches.

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

After winning the first three legs, it looked like Gerwyn Price's final to lose and he held on excellently.

Price averaged just 94.1, but took 55% of his darts at a double.

Littler meanwhile averaged 103.39, but missed 10 of his 13 double chances.

Gerwyn Price after winning Nottingham's final: "I mean the first game is always tough. You are scraping to get two points. Once I'd done that, I sort of relaxed a little bit. I did against Michael, but I wanted to get another win over Luke just to keep on top of him. He's the best player in the world at the minute and he's going to be for some years. I've sit on a table with James Wade and others and I praise him every single day, but I said that I think he will beat Phil Taylor's record at 16 world titles. There's nobody at the PDC at the minute that will stop him Only the younger generation, JDC, people that are going to stop him We can't stop him, he will only get better and better.

On his positivity: "I try to be more positive and it shows on the board. The last couple of years I've been negative on myself. Before the worlds, I had a bit of help with a sports psychologist, just trying to free my mind in the right place and it works but. Sometimes I might say I'm enjoying it and loving it but in the backgroundm it's hard. It's tough travelling but I'm just glad to get a win tonight. Another one over Luke, because I don't think it will last long."

On facing Luke Littler "It's the same as playing Michael van Gerwen, Gary Andersons, you know you need to play well to beat those players. Honestly, it's fantastic. I can't praise him enough. He's done wonders for this sport, for everybody, for myself. We all have to start winning now because in the next couple of years, he's going to be unbeatable."

On Littler attempting three double 20s: "I buckled a little bit, but I got over the winning line. He's brilliant, but he's put the sport back on the map. He's took it to new levels."

On Littler: "He's quiet, he sits on his phone. Similar to me. He only practices 20 minutes before. When he needs to, he will practice for longer."

On going to Cardiff next week: "Wales is going to be a lot of pressure for me. The crowd were against me today, when they're with me it's easier."

The scoring from Luke Littler has been excellent, but it means little when Gerwyn Price is winning legs where The Nuke cannot.

Price just needs to hold for the match but cannot see off 161.

Littler sets up 170 but the big fish stays in the water.

On 100, Price takes it in two darts for a 6-3 win on double 20 in Nottingham's final.

A second night win for Price and a fifth straight win over Littler.

A series of lower scores from Gerwyn Price and Luke Littler show the tension of this final.

Littler almost hits an eighth 180, but strays into treble five.

On 124, Littler strays into treble four, but Price cannot pounce.

For 4-4, Littler needs 72. 16, 16, missed double 20.

A tops shootout, which Price takes at the second attempt to go 5-3 clear.

For a seventh straight leg, Luke Littler fires in a 180 to start off the leg.

The next visit bring two more treble 20s, but the perfect darts end at five.

After nine, he is left at least six darts at 124. He gets a bull chance, but he lays up double 20.

Littler is allowed at least two visits at double 20, but only needs one dart to break.

Gerwyn Price has lost two in a row.

Luke Littler's average is superb, but Gerwyn Price is on top.

On 120, Littler goes for an audacious three double 20s. Only one sticks.

He comes back for 60. 20, 20 and a miss at double 10.

Price cannot get 104 to go, so Littler is allowed back.

The Welshman's pause tries to throw Littler off, but he takes out double 10.

Gerwyn Price starts leg five with a 180 and for a fifth leg in a row, Luke Littler gets one of his own.

After nine darts, Littler sets up 90, but won't get a chance at it.

On 123, Price goes treble 19, 16, bull for the leg.

A brilliant finish from the Iceman.

Better from Luke Littler, who gets a fourth 180 in as many legs to buy six darts at 85.

15, treble 10, double 20. Littler holds his throw.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

Gerwyn Price is savouring this.

He is doing something that no other player is able to do and that is bully Luke Littler.

Luke Littler's bad luck continues, getting a bounce out and Gerwyn Price feels very on top at present.

A 180 from the teenager taps Price on the shoulder, but the Welshman is able to set up a 40 out.

The Iceman is allowed back and with his second attempt at tops, takes a 3-0 lead.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

Luke Littler is trying too hard. That is what happens when someone is under skin.

Back on Luke Littler's throw, a 180 from him is met by a 140 and 129 from Gerwyn Price.

For a break, Price gets a 132 chance. 25, treble 19, 25. So close.

Littler is invited back on 72, getting the treble 20 but goes both sides of double six.

Price breaks on double 12.

Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports

That is a missed opportunity for Luke Littler you feel.

Against the darts, Luke Littler takes command in the first leg and takes 180 to set up 121.

Gerwyn Price's response? 180 of his own.

Littler almost takes out 121 for the leg, but misses out double 14.

Price goes for a double double on the 18s, but it is the fourth time tonight someone has tried and missed a similar move.

Littler misses three more darts at double and after two misses on the 20s, Price holds on double 10.

"BOOYAH" he shouts.

In all his walk-ons tonight, Luke Littler has had an air of focus. While signing autographs and taking photos, there has been a business-like look in his face.

Gerwyn Price looks more relaxed and after his semi-final heroics, you cannot blame him at all.

Can Littler end his losing streak against Price?

Price to throw first, game on!

Luke Littler has been in superb form recently, but he comes up against a Gerwyn Price who has proved to be a bad luck charm for The Nuke.

In their last four meetings, Price has claimed four victories against the teenager.

In tonight's semi-finals, both men averaged between 107 and 108, setting this up to be a thrilling final.

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A professional darts player who balances the sport with his job as a barber is hoping to rise up the world rankings.

Ryan Meikle, 28, from Leiston, Suffolk, who is ranked 61 in the world, took on then 17-year-old Luke Littler just before Christmas in the PDC World Darts Championship.

While Littler took the 3-1 win, Meikle remained hungry to increase his presence in the sport while balancing his job at Nick's Gents Hairdressing in Saxmundham.

Meikle, who has been cutting hair for the past 10 years, started playing darts when he was a young child, inspired by his father.

"Obviously one day I'd love to be full-time, but I love my job here as well," he said on balancing his darts with his job.

"That's not something I just want to give up that easy because I still enjoy it."

He said he aimed to practise darts "a few hours every day" and it was "handy having a board" at work for quiet moments.

Meikle said he was aiming to make the "next step" by progressing further in competitions and championships.

Read more on Meikle's story here