These players have met 14 times. Littler has won 13 of them, including the last 11. Nathan Aspinall would like to rebalance things slightly tonight.

Aspinall throws the first max of the night, but Littler finds D12 to complete a 10-dart leg.

Here we go, Littler to throw first. Game on.

Nathan Aspinall is dancing to Luke Littler's walk-on music, before the pair exchange a hug on the stage.

This is a victory lap for both men. Aspinall in particular looks like he is walking on air.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Both players will be really relaxed in this semi-final.

Time for semi-final number one.

Could it be a dress rehearsal for the grand final?

Image source, PA Media

Nathan Aspinall speaking to Sky Sports about beating Michael van Gerwen to reach the play-offs: "A lot of emotion as soon as I walked off stage. Michael didn't look himself but I thought I put in a fantastic performance under that pressure."

It has been a tricky week for Luke Littler, who had the rear window of his van smashed while he took part in an exhibition match.

Littler played in the Icons of Darts event in Norwich on Saturday, where he defeated Luke Humphries.

After leaving the event, he found his vehicle had been damaged.

Posting to Instagram he said: "Just trying to do an exhibition in Norwich and this happens, absolutely scum of the earth."

Image source, PA Media/Luke Littler/Instagram

So what is left to play for tonight? Well, there is the cash.

There is a £1m prize pot for the competition. The winner of each night takes home £10,000, and the rest of the pot is split based on the final positions in the league table.

Sponsor BetMGM gives a set of golden darts to any player achieving a nine-darter. They are estimated to be worth £30,000 each, and have been handed out five times this season, including twice to Gerwyn Price.

• Tournament Winner: £275,000
• Runner-up: £125,000
• Semi-finalists: £85,000
• Fifth: £75,000
• Sixth: £70,000
• Seventh: £65,000
• Eighth: £60,000

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Full credit must be given to Chris Dobey for that comeback. He threw some exceptional high scores, including EIGHT 180s and a 109 average.

4-0 and 5-1 down, he showed brilliant character to battle back and beat an in-form Gerwyn Price.

That's a great answer by Dobey to those who have questioned his place in the Premier League this year. Sixth place in a stacked field is not to be sniffed at, we wait and see if he will be back in 2026.

That means the top four in the 2025 Premier League table is set. It will finish thus...

1. Luke Littler
2. Luke Humphries
3. Nathan Aspinall
4. Gerwyn Price

And that means the play-off semi-finals next week will be...

Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price

Luke Humphries v Nathan Aspinall

Mouthwatering.

A remarkable comeback from Chris Dobey! Single 20 then D10, he fights back from 5-1 down to win this match by bagging five legs on the spin.

That consigns Gerwyn Price to defeat, and a fourth place finish in the table.

But Dobey misses twice at tops!

Can Price punish him?

Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

Fantastic response from Chris Dobey and he now becomes favourite.

If Price loses this leg, he loses this match, and finishes fourth.

That would mean he faces Luke Littler in the semi-finals next week.

And Chris Dobey hits his eighth maximum to set up 97 to win!

But there's no finish for Price, so Dobey needs 100 to level!

T20, D20, and it is all square. We have a deciding leg.

Gerwyn Price will not be happy with allowing Chris Dobey back into this. He will have to raise his game next week in London.

He's set up 101 to win this match...

Despite this match feeling quite scrappy, both men are averaging over 100. There has been some huge scoring.

Dobey has a 142 finish, and has six darts at it with Price well back again. So he sets himself up for three at D8.

He just needs one. The gap is now one leg.

Gerwyn Price has lost some of that rampant energy we saw earlier, and Chris Dobey keeps racking up the maximums - now seven in this match!

Price has the throw, but is nowhere as Dobey sets up a 46 finish. The Geordie converts, and suddenly there is jeopardy to this match.

Chris Dobey has averaged over 100 in this match, without truly ever being in the contest. He hits a fifth 180, then a sixth. But it's the barren patches which have let him down.

He keeps himself in the game with a 12-dart leg.