Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

Chris Dobey feels he is playing really well right now, he just needs more consistency.

Well, Chris Dobey knows how to hit 180s. Four struck in this match so far.

Price responds with a first maxi of his own, but then cannot find a 43 checkout.

So Dobey needs 72. But again needing the bull, he is off target and Price punishes him.

This match could be over in a flash, Price is rampant here.

Chris Dobey is still in it for now, and has hit all three 180s in this match. He's also on a finish first, needing 25.

And he makes it, Hollywood is on the board.

Chris Dobey looks like he is already on his summer holidays. Gerwyn Price looks like he is trying to build momentum for London.

He has 164 with Dobey nowhere, Price has space to set up but goes for the big finish anyway - and is just wide of winning it on the bull.

Dobey pulls out a maximum, but Price keeps his cool on his next visit and stretches his lead.

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Chris Dobey needs to get back on the board here, and has an 88 checkout. He requires bull to seal it - but it falls well short.

And Price, again, cleans up ruthlessly. The Iceman cometh.

Gerwyn Price means business here, in a flash reaching a 132 finish despite Dobey hitting 180.

And it is excellent from Price, 25 followed by bull. Champagne darts.

Gerwyn Price is first to a finish, against the head.

He needs 86, but misses twice at doubles. So Chris Dobey requires 164.

Dobey is so close to a magic checkout, but is millimetres away from the bull and Price cleans up.

Gerywn Price has already earned his best Premier League points tally - 15 - while he could also seal his best ever league finish, of third.

The last quarter-final sees Gerywn Price and Chris Dobey meeting in South Yorkshire, with Price aiming to confirm third place.

Price has enjoyed a welcome return to form over recent months, prevailing in Dublin, Nottingham and Liverpool to seal his second play-off appearance after finishing as runner-up in 2023.

Funnily enough, this was the very first match of this Premier League season, back in February - Dobey beat Price on that occasion.

But Price has won in the subsequent three meetings against the man who will finish sixth this season.

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It's been another entertaining season of Premier League Darts, albeit Luke Littler and Luke Humphries have dominated.

Gerwyn Price and Nathan Aspinall justified their selections, but would you like to have seen someone different in the line-up?

Promotion and relegation has been mooted to stimulate the competition. Thumbs up or down for that. And get in touch with your ideas for ways to improve the tournament.

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Nathan Aspinall is in the play-offs.

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Michael van Gerwen is not.

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Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

No real reaction from Humphries. Rob Cross will finish seventh.

Single four, followed by D2, and Luke Humphries is through.

Not his best, but he sets up a semi-final against the winner of Chris Dobey v Gerwyn Price.

Rob Cross will finish the 2025 Premier League second bottom of the table, without a single nightly final from 16 attempts. A campaign to forget.

Luke Humphries will make the semis if he holds his throw here, but Rob Cross finds a 180 - can he force a decider where he has the darts?

It looks like Humphries will progress though - three darts at D4...

Luke Humphries has not hit the heights he found during that sensational match against Luke Littler last Thursday, but he is still doing enough against an out-of-sorts foe.

He hits the fifth 180 of the match, his third personally.

But Cross can bite back here with a 74 finish... T18 sets up two at D10, and he gets it.

Both men start leg eight with 100. Humphries then with a poor visit of 59.

Cross then lands 140, Humphries recovers with a couple of arrows into T19.

Cross sets up a big finish of 164, can't make it. So Humphries requires 68.

And with D16, he's one leg from tonight's semi-final.

Rob Cross, with a sarcastic smile and shake of the head, looks like he would rather be anywhere else.

Better here though, as a 140 visit sets up a 62 checkout.

Single 10, single 20... double 16! Cross badly needed that.

Rob Cross has not even had a dart at a double in the last three legs.

Luke Humphries is again first to a finish here, needing 100 to consolidate his break - but misses twice at tops.

But it's another poor visit from Cross, and Humphries makes sure with dart four.

After the high stakes and energy of the first two matches, this one has been a bit flat so far.

Luke Humphries needs 96 to break, and with an 11-dart leg he has turned this match around.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Rob Cross has gone off the boil a bit here.