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Night seven of the Premier League is complete - and it was another good one for the world champion.

Luke Humphries' second successive weekly win puts him top of the table as we approach the halfway point of the campaign.

You can read the report on all of tonight's action in Nottingham here.

Thanks for joining us tonight, we'll be back next week for what should be a lively night in Dublin. Be sure to join us again for that!

Here's the table after seven weeks of Premier League action, and there's a new leader...

Night seven winner Luke Humphries: "Obviously two great performances in the first two games. Luke Littler is such an amazing player and Nathan did well to beat him.

"It wasn't the best final between us, we didn't play our best. But back-to-back nights in the Premier League is really tough so I'm proud to do that.

"In the first two games I think I was at my top level. Not in the final but all that matters is winning and being top of the Premier League. Leeds United have not been top of the Premier League for some time but I am!

"I've got a level where I feel comfortable around the 100-105 [average] mark. It doesn't happen all the time but it has recently.

"I think the sport is in the best place possible. We've got all these fantastic players. I think the sport is in the best place it's ever been, in my opinion. Hopefully the fans can get behind it because it's going to be an exciting few months."

On winning again next week: "I think I will. Dublin is going to be amazing. I think it has the best atmosphere and my family heritage is Irish so it's going to be amazing.

"This year I think 30 points will get you through to the semi-finals. I think it's going to be tight.

"Obviously I'd love to finish top but to finish in the top four is what I want. It's tough, I've got a lot to learn."

Reaction on the way from our night seven winner...

Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports

The world number one is now numero uno in this year's Premier League. Back-to-back night wins for Luke Humphries.

Luke Humphries wins to go top of the Premier League table!

Two darts to get the 78 checkout seal the victory and leapfrog Michael van Gerwen.

Nathan Aspinall looked a beaten man as he fell a long way behind in the leg and so it proved.

A clinical finish from the world champion.

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Luke Humphries is one leg from back-to-back weekly wins.

Nathan Aspinall misses his dart at tops, the world champion makes no such mistake.

One dart is all he needs and he has the darts as he tries to close this one out.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

I like the strut Nathan was sporting after hitting that.

Luke Humphries misses three darts for the leg having left himself double 16 and he's punished.

Nathan Aspinall gets the 90 out - bullseye followed by tops - and we're back on throw!

Very comfortable for Nathan Aspinall.

So much so that he intentionally busts himself after miscalculating on the checkout.

Tops gets him back to within two legs.

With the leg threatening to get away from him, Luke Humphries hits his fifth 180.

Back in control, he hits double four to go three legs ahead.

He's two away from back-to-back weekly wins.

A couple of wasteful visits from Nathan Aspinall and Luke Humphries is ruthless.

He finds double 16 again to go back up by a break.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports

How good was that? Is it a game changer? We don't know yet!

It sums up where darts is at the moment - you make a mistake and you get punished.

Luke Humphries was flying but, from nowhere, he misses three darts at tops - all on the wire.

It gives Nathan Aspinall a sniff and that's all he needs. Treble 20, 20, tops for a 120 checkout and an immediate break back.

It's Humphries' turn to rue a missed opportunity.

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Nathan Aspinall will not be happy with himself. He should have this leg in the bag but misses three darts to win it across two visits.

He's made to pay as Luke Humphries hits double 16 at the first attempt for the early break.

Luke Humphries secures the hold despite some late pressure from Nathan Aspinall.

The world champ was far enough ahead that he still never allowed Aspinall a dart at double.

His own double 16 very nearly pops out but Humphries won't mind, it stayed in and he leads.

A bit of a laugh between Nathan Aspinall and Luke Humphries on stage ahead of the serious business of this final.

Humphries, who will go top with a win, has the darts for the first leg and begins with a 140.

Who's ready for the final then?

It's a quick turnaround for Nathan Aspinall, he's first in the walk-ons which gives the fans in Nottingham another chance to belt out Mr Brightside.

Is three times in a night too many? Not for this lot!

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Nathan Aspinall is into his third final in four Premier League weeks.

He needed a break of throw in the deciding leg to beat Rob Cross in his quarter-final, but found top form to beat Luke Littler in the last four.

Aspinall is guaranteed to end the night inside the top four, but will go third if he seals a second night win in 2024.

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Luke Humphries is bidding for back-to-back night victories in the Premier League and has got past Michael Smith 6-4 and Peter Wright 6-1 to move one win away from doing so.

If he wins the final, he'll go top of the Premier League table.