Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports

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That was reminiscent of how he played to win the World Matchplay against Jonny Clayton. It was that kind of spell. Nathan held it together brilliantly and wrapped it up well.

The way Nathan is playing, it's not as consistent as he'd like, but he's won one night and that performance was fantastic.

When these guys are on, it's so difficult to live with them over a short spell.

Nathan Aspinall is through to meet Luke Humphries in the final.

It's The Asp's third final in four weeks and he won one of the previous two.

Five 180s helped him to an average of 104.4 against Luke Littler - it would have been considerably higher without those missed doubles at 5-2.

Littler averaged 97.1 and hit just 27.3% of his doubles - down slightly on Aspinall's 30% - as he falls short on this occasion.

Nathan Aspinall is into the final!

He looked to be in trouble in the leg but got back on track with a 180 before taking out 69 in two darts to seal the win.

That eighth leg aside, it was a very impressive showing from The Asp.

Luke Littler's wait for a weekly win goes on.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Could be game-changing. We know Littler can go through spells - he could rattle off three legs in no time here.

A rare off leg for Nathan Aspinall, who was averaging over 110 beforehand.

However, Luke Littler still allows him a chance, missing doubles then busting his score.

Aspinall misses seven match darts before Littler returns to hit double two.

On we go.

Superb from Nathan Aspinall, another 180 and despite missing one dart at double 16, he comes back at gets it at the second attempt.

Remarkable stuff from Aspinall. Luke Littler needs something really special to make the final now.

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Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

A shake of the head from Luke Littler. You've just got to tip your hat to Aspinall here.

Nathan Aspinall works himself an opening with his second 180 of the match.

He misses two darts at double 12 but gets another visit, hits and gets an important break.

Work to do for Luke Littler from here.

A roar of celebration from Nathan Aspinall after going bull, double 16 to secure the hold.

Luke Littler had just missed the bull for a 170 checkout.

Nathan Aspinall keeps the pressure on with a big visit but Luke Littler hits tops at the second attempt for another hold.

Both players are averaging well in excess of 100 at the moment...

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No chance for Luke Littler to get back in this time.

The teenager is way back on 224 as Nathan Aspinall finds double 16 to take the leg.

The Asp has never beaten Littler. Could tonight be the night for the Stockport man?

Straightforward hold for Luke Littler as he sends his dart thumping into the bed of his favoured double 10.

All square after two.

A hold to start for Nathan Aspinall after creating quite a gap between himself and Luke Littler.

That soon disappears when he misses a couple of darts at double but he holds his nerve to hit double five.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Nathan will have his say, he was excellent against Rob Cross and found a break in the decider when he needed it to get some crucial points.

Even Luke Littler was singing along to Mr Brightside there but it is back to business now.

Nathan Aspinall will throw first.

As is usually the case, Luke Littler gets a big reception as he makes his way to the stage.

However, it is no match for an amped up Nottingham crowd singing/ shouting along to Mr Brightside as Nathan Aspinall walks on.

It's time for semi-final two and, after an electric performance in the quarters, Luke Littler faces Nathan Aspinall.

Luke Humphries awaits the winner in the final. Could we have another repeat of the World Championship final?

Or will Aspinall continue his excellent recent Premier League form to reach the Nottingham showpiece instead?

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Dominant from Luke Humphries.

He hit four 180s, averaged 106.66 and his checkout percentage of 46.2 was more than enough to take him to victory.

Peter Wright found himself a long way back but averaged more than respectable 98.87 with two 180s.

Hitting just one of his 10 darts double was never going to end well, though.

Comprehensive victory for Luke Humphries.

He won last week and he's in the final again this time.

Peter Wright got his first win earlier but he was well beaten here.

So many missed darts at double for Peter Wright in what should be comfortable hold - eight in total.

Luke Humphries gave him a chance at three of those with misses of his own but comes back to hit double nine.

He's one leg away from the final.