Luke Littler beats Luke Humphries 6-5 to win night two of Premier League Darts in Glasgow
Semi-finals: Littler 6-2 Van Gerwen; Price 4-6 Humphries
Quarter-finals: Cross 5-6 Littler; Van Gerwen 6-1 Bunting; Aspinall 4-6 Price; Humphries 6-4 Dobey
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Defending champion Luke Littler kick started his campaign with a night two win after a 6-5 victory in the final over Luke Humphries.
Read all about tonight's action in Frank Keogh's report here.
We'll see you in a week's time for a night of action from Dublin. Goodnight.
After the second night of matches in the 2025 Premier League, here is how the table now looks.
Final
Luke Littler 6-5 Luke Humphries
Semi-finals
Luke Littler 6-2 Michael van Gerwen
Gerwyn Price 4-6 Luke Humphries
Quarter-finals
Rob Cross 5-6 Luke Littler
Michael van Gerwen 6-1 Stephen Bunting
Nathan Aspinall 4-6 Gerwyn Price
Luke Humphries 6-4 Chris Dobey
Image source, Michael Cooper/PDCAfter Belfast and Glasgow, the action moves to Dublin next week. Here's all the remaining fixtures:
Dublin, 20 February, 19:00 GMT
Luke Humphries v Stephen Bunting
Gerwyn Price v Luke Littler
Rob Cross v Nathan Aspinall
Michael van Gerwen v Chris Dobey
Result: Littler 6-5 Humphries
Luke Littler to Sky Sports after beating Luke Humphries: "It was a weird final. We both weren't playing well. Now and again I look up at the screen and we're both on a 90 average. I was like, 'this is a weird game'. The crowd got involved, Kirk made them worse and I missed my shot. Luke was 5-4 up and I'm just thinking 'break him'. I did well to hit a 10 darter and a 11 darter and that was crucial."
On his form: "You've just got to keep going. With the pro tours involved, [it's] good match practice. That's why I've brought the gold darts back on the second pro tour. I've come here tonight using them. Thrown really well on the practice stage, then I was 5-1 down against Rob, I just had to pull it out the bag and I did."
On coming from 5-1 down in the quarter-finals against Rob Cross: "I think getting past Rob, the comeback was unbeliveable. It's all down to myself taking it up to a 104 just touch 105 average, then I felt really confident against Michael. The final was a weird, weird game."
On his 170 checkout during the match: "It's been a while since I hit one."
On his focus after losing in the quarter-finals in Belfast: "Just qualify. Coming to tonight, just win that first game and get myself some points on the board. When I found myself 5-1 down, I was like 'it's still looking good'. I was down 5-1 and then you get a few longs on the bounce and my confidence, it just hit the roof and I managed to pull it back."
Result: Littler 6-5 Humphries
On his throw and for the match, Luke Littler lands a 165 to set up a visit at double 20 for match.
Littler returns and pins it in one dart for the match.
Another tense affair, Littler wins 6-5. His first night win of 2025.
Humphries suffers his first defeat of the season.
Littler 5-5 Humphries
Luke Humphries was a leg away from victory, but Luke Littler has other ideas.
Littler breaks back, a double 20 sees off 54.
5-5 and we're off to a decider.
Littler 4-5 Humphries
Luke Littler has a 84 out chance to go 5-4 up but misses out on bull.
Luke Humphries also misses darts at a double after more whistling, which is soon snapped out by caller Kirk Bevins.
A stray dart in double 15 opens the door from Luke Littler for Luke Humphries, who takes the leg on double 10.
He breaks throw and leads 5-4.
Littler 4-4 Humphries
A 180 from Luke Littler, at a slower pace, sees him go close to an elusive break of throw.
Luke Humphries can stop him doing so with a 170, but misses bull.
Rare missed doubles at 20 and 10 from Littler invite Humphries back, and he levels up on double 16.
Still no breaks of throw.
Littler 4-3 Humphries
Luke Littler takes control in leg seven, while Luke Humphries is put off by some whistling to the right of him.
Littler goes 180 and 147 in back-to-back visits to set up 40 after nine darts.
The Nuke takes the leg in 10 darts on double 20.
Littler 3-3 Humphries
Luke Humphries is not letting Luke Littler get out of his sight.
Two missed darts at double 18 from Cool Hand go unpunished and with two more, Humphries levels the match.
For the first time tonight, Humphries has avoided going 4-2 down.
Littler 3-2 Humphries
Back with the darts, Luke Littler fires a 140, which is cancelled out by one from Luke Humphries.
Neither men take their first chance at an out.
Littler takes the second in two darts. On 72, he goes treble 20 and double six for a 3-2 lead.
Littler 2-2 Humphries
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Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports
There's an inevitability about these two - their rhythm just sets each other off.
Littler 2-2 Humphries
We're yet to see a break of throw in this final, but a treble-less visit from Luke Humphries brings Luke Littler in to break on 108.
Littler doesn't take it, but Humphries does to see off 85 for a level match.
Back to all square.
Littler 2-1 Humphries
A couple of low-scoring visits from Luke Littler is met by a 180 from Luke Humphries, setting up 81 for a break of throw.
Humphries lands treble 19, but misses doubles 12 and six.
On 170, Littler reels in the big fish! Treble 20, treble 20, bull.
He does the reel in celebration and a big one at that, fetches his darts, and does it again!
Littler 1-1 Humphries
A swing in momentum towards Luke Littler, with Luke Humphries missing a couple of treble darts and then getting a bounce out down at the 19s.
Littler sets up 152 and gets six darts to see it off after Humphries' 170 chance does not go.
A few missed darts from Littler opens the door, which Humphries slams shut with a 75 out on double 20.
Littler 1-0 Humphries
A blow before this match for Luke Humphries, who puts a plaster on his middle finger before starting his match with a 180.
Humphries backs that up with two more treble 20s, but puts dart six into the treble five next door.
After nine darts, Cool Hand is left on 96, which he will get back to with Luke Littler still 40 short.
Humphries takes the treble 20, but misses doubles 18 and nine.
Littler pins tops for a 13-dart hold.
Littler 0-0 Humphries
A great atmosphere for Luke Littler, who makes his way to the stage first.
Littler is often the fans' favourite in these. Luke Humphries knows that, but he doesn't hold a grudge and instead, gives an almost apologetic smile to the crowd before starting his walk-on. He's no pushover.
The Lukes embrace for their latest enouncter in a televised final.
Littler to throw first, game on!
Littler v Humphries
Image source, Getty ImagesThis feels like the 'it' match in the world of darts right now.
A repeat of the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship and Premier League finals.
The world number one and the world number two. Both men have the talent, quality and capabilities of being the top two in the sport for many years to come.
Almost every time they face, it is a thriller.
On top of the quality that both men have, they both have a smile on their face when they play and have played an enormous part in the sport's growth in the past 13 months or so.