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After Belfast and Glasgow, the action moves to Dublin this week. Here's all the remaining fixtures:

• Night three - Thursday, 20 February, Dublin
• Night four - Thursday, 27 February, Exeter
• Night five - Thursday, 6 March, Brighton
• Night six - Thursday, 13 March, Nottingham
• Night seven - Thursday, 20 March, Cardiff
• Night eight - Thursday, 27 March, Newcastle
• Night nine - Thursday, 3 April, Berlin
• Night 10 - Thursday, 10 April, Manchester
• Night 11 - Thursday, 17 April, Rotterdam
• Night 12 - Thursday, 24 April, Liverpool
• Night 13 - Thursday, 1 May, Birmingham
• Night 14 - Thursday, 8 May, Leeds
• Night 15 - Thursday, 15 May, Aberdeen
• Night 16 - Thursday, 22 May, Sheffield
• Play-offs - Thursday, 29 May, London

Every Thursday, the eight players go head-to-head in a straight knockout tournament. So, each player will be entered at the quarter-final stage, before moving to the semi-finals and then a final.

These matches are all played over the best of 11 legs (or games of darts).

Players take home points from each of these rounds. The winner of the night gets five points, the runner-up three points, and each semi-finalist wins two points.

All eight players are re-entered into the tournament for the next round on the following Thursday.

The players will meet each other once at the quarter-final stage from weeks one to seven, and then again in weeks nine to 15. The matches in weeks eight and 16 will be played based on position in the league at that point.

The four players at the top of the table by the end of night 16 qualify for the final play-offs, which take place on Thursday, 29 May.

The semi-finals of the play-offs are played over 19 legs, while the winner is crowned in a final match played across the best of 21 legs.

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Here's how the table looks after the opening two nights of the season. We've had two different winners so far - will that trend continue in Dublin?

It's night three of the 2025 Premier League Darts season.

Here's what's coming up in Dublin. Remember, it's the nightly quarter-finals first, with the semis and final to follow.

• Luke Humphries v Stephen Bunting
• Gerwyn Price v Luke Littler
• Rob Cross v Nathan Aspinall
• Michael van Gerwen v Chris Dobey

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Hello and welcome to week three of the 2025 Premier League Darts campaign.

Tonight's action takes us to Dublin where current league leader Luke Humphries will look to strengthen his position at the top of the table after back-to-back finals.

A week ago, Luke Littler won his first night of the season by beating Humphries 6-5 in the final.

We shall take a look at what is in store for us this evening, as well as looking at the latest from the world of darts before tonight's action begins.