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Brilliant 141 set up from Luke Humphries and, when Peter Wright misses the double 10 for a 140 finish, Cool Hand finds double 18 to hold.

A three-leg lead for the world champion.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports

Peter Wright is having his best week. Not only has he got a win but he's playing better.

Let's hope it continues because he's an asset to darts.

Luke Humphries shakes his head after missing bullseye for a 167 out but it doesn't cost him.

He returns to find double eight for another break.

This might help Peter Wright get going. He hits a 180 on his way to an important break of throw.

He hits double nine and gives a big fist pump, drawing a smile from Luke Humphries.

The world champion takes charge of this semi-final early on.

Peter Wright finds himself likely needing to take out 104 to hold, he doesn't and Cool Hand hits tops to break.

Strong start from Luke Humphries and he takes out 90 to hold with Peter Wright somewhere back in the 200s.

It's Luke Humphries to throw first and he starts with a 134 visit.

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It's walk-on time again... and first up it's Peter Wright, who dances across the stage to Don't Stop the Party.

He's soon followed by Luke Humphries and his walk-on tune, Cake by the Ocean.

Time for the first semi-final of the evening as Peter Wright, having claimed his first Premier League win of the year, takes on last week's winner Luke Humphries.

The world champ looked in great form in his quarter-final and will be out to end Snakebite's win streak at one.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Peter Wright needed the points, he's got a lot of work to do but if he wins the night, he will be off the foot of the table and that'll be good for him psychologically.

He hasn't been getting any luck, it's his chance to get a slice of luck and he's got to run with it.

This, he'll hope, will be the start of something for him.

But I can't look beyond the two Lukes in the final.

All of that leaves us with this pair of semi-finals...

• Peter Wright v Luke Humphries
• Luke Littler v Nathan Aspinall

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That's the quarter-finals done then and here's a quick reminder of how they went...

• Peter Wright 6-5 Gerwyn Price
• Luke Humphries 6-4 Michael Smith
• Michael van Gerwen 2-6 Luke Littler
• Rob Cross 5-6 Nathan Aspinall

After the quarter-final that preceded it, this one felt pretty sedate but despite not hitting a maximum, Nathan Aspinall did average 102.64.

He also had 13 140-plus visits and hit 50% of his doubles.

Cross was even more impressive on the doubles, hitting 71.4% of the time, and averaged 98.92.

On this occasion, though, it was not quite enough.

Nathan Aspinall needed to break - and he does!

Rob Cross is waiting to pounce on 60 but The Asp takes out 71 in two darts to move into the semi-finals.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

A huge deciding leg for Nathan Aspinall, he needs to break Rob Cross or there will be some serious breathing space in the top four for Voltage.

Three darts at double go astray for Nathan Aspinall but he comes back to hit double five.

Time for a one-leg shootout. A hold will send Rob Cross through.

A timely 180 from Rob Cross puts him in control of the leg.

He hits double eight to hold and move to within one leg of victory.

Nathan Aspinall has to hold to force a deciding leg.

A ton-plus finish for Nathan Aspinall to keep it on throw.

With two darts to get 85, The Asp finds treble 15 then tops to make it 4-4.

With Nathan Aspinall lurking and just needing tops, Rob Cross takes out 78 to retake the lead.

Left with just one dart for tops, he makes no mistake.

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Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Both players are focused, there's no real celebrating going on, it's all business.