Teenager Luke Littler beats Rob Cross 6-2 in final to go five points clear at top of table and close on play-off spot at London's O2 Arena on 23 May
Semi-final results: Littler 6-5 Aspinall, Van Gerwen 2-6 Cross
Quarter-final results: Littler 6-3 Price, Humphries 2-6 Aspinall, Wright 3-6 Van Gerwen, Smith 4-6 Cross
Luke Littler 5-2 Gerwyn Price
Luke Littler has won the crowd over but there are a few boos when he choses to lay up rather than go for the bull.
But with Gerwyn Price not on a finish, it's the sensible play.
Littler hits double 10 on his next trip for a 5-2 lead. Price has it all to do.
Luke Littler 4-2 Gerwyn Price
Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports
Luke Littler just seems to enjoy every single moment up on that stage. We saw it in the World Championship but he just has fun.
Littler 4-2 Price
Luke Littler comes so close to a 152 checkout, just missing double 16.
It doesn't matter too much, though, as with Gerwyn Price unable to take out 157, Littler is back and finds double eight.
A first break of the match.
Luke Littler 3-2 Gerwyn Price
John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports
This is a blueprint for how darts should be played so far.
Littler 3-2 Price
On we go with whoever has the darts taking control of the leg early and not giving their opponent a sniff.
It's Luke Littler's turn this time. A 12-darter to edge ahead again.
Littler 2-2 Price
Luke Littler decided to remind the fans packed in Liverpool Arena what score the Everton v Liverpool game finished last night.
The boy has some confidence.
Image source, PA MediaLittler 2-2 Price
Strong leg for Gerwyn Price, a 14-darter to make it all square again.
Both players have looked good so far.
Littler 2-1 Price
Image source, PA MediaNo worries for Luke Littler in this leg as he hits tops to a straightforward hold.
The 17-year-old just missed it on his previous visit, the wrong side of the wire on what would have been a 139 out.
Luke Littler 1-1 Gerwyn Price
Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports
Gerwyn Price hasn't played badly in the Premier League, he's just missed his doubles at key times.
Littler 1-1 Price
Gerwyn Price was so far ahead in this leg but ends up letting Luke Littler back in.
Three missed darts at double from Price let Littler have a dart for the break.
He can't convert and Price eventually finds double five to hold throw.
Luke Littler 1-0 Gerwyn Price
Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports
Luke Littler will get stuck in here, he'll enjoy this.
Littler 1-0 Price
A rare night as the pantomime villain doesn't seem to be affecting Luke Littler.
He hits tops to go 1-0 up and gestures to the crowd. The teenager is enjoying this!
Littler 0-0 Price
Loud boos again for Luke Littler as this one gets under way, followed by cheers as he fails to hit a treble on his first visit to the oche.
Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price
Image source, PA MediaManchester United fan Luke Littler has received a great reception wherever he has been so far in the Premier League.
Not so much in Liverpool tonight but he takes the boos before he is announced in good spirits - the boos themselves are less audible once he actually begins his walk-on.
It's a good response for Gerwyn Price, though! The Iceman gets a proper roar when he is announced.
Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price
Gerwyn Price talking to Sky Sports: "I know I'm playing well enough to win nights. I have been unlucky to not win a night yet. I'll keep plugging away and if I can get two or three nightly wins then happy days.
"I don't see why I can't qualify. I'm playing well enough, I just need the rub of the green."
Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price
Luke Littler talking to Sky Sports, about whether supporting Manchester United means he'll get a negative reception in Liverpool: "I'm just going to expect the worse and if it isn't that bad I'll take it as a positive.
"I don't want to say I am safe for a play-off spot because it is tight at the top and tight for the top four. I jus want to get some more points on the board.
"I just want to get the points so I don't have to pick up next week or the week after."
Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price
Image source, Getty Images/BBC SportWe've got a belter to start as Luke Littler looks to get back to winning ways against Gerwyn Price, who is in desperate need of points to have a chance of making the top four.
After making three finals in a row, winning the first two, Littler fell at the first hurdle last week in Rotterdam as he lost 6-3 to Michael Smith.
The 17-year-old is still level on points with leader Luke Humphries in the table, though, and is well placed to make it to the O2 next month.
The same cannot be said of Price, who is sixth, 10 points back from Michael van Gerwyn in fourth.
Price lost a final-leg decider to Michael Smith in the semis last week and is still searching for his first nightly week of 2024.
He has made two finals, including in Manchester in week 10, where he was beaten by Littler.
Time is running out and anything sort of making the final might signal the end of the Welshman's play-off hopes.
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John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports
It is likely to be the top five chasing those four play-off spots.
Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports
The top two are still catchable, nothing is a given.
In previous years 24 points has been enough [to reach the play-offs], but that is nowhere near enough this year.