World number one Luke Humphries beats defending champion Luke Littler to win Premier League Darts at London's O2 Arena
Humphries beat Littler 11-8 to complete darts' triple crown
Semi-final results: Luke Humphries 10-7 Nathan Aspinall & Luke Littler 10-7 Gerwyn Price
Following the 16 regular weeks of the 2025 Premier League Darts campaign, here is a look at how the eight players fared in terms of their three-dart averages during this season.
Sam Drury
BBC Sport journalist at O2 Arena
This was an hour before the first semi-final when this mammoth arena was slowly starting to fill up.
I can assure you the atmosphere is a whole lot more raucous now…
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Here's one on how tonight's matches will affect the current world rankings.
David in Wakefield asks: Does the winner of Premier League Darts move top of the world rankings?
Should Luke Littler successfully defend his Premier League Darts title, he will not go top of the Professional Darts Corporation's Order of Merit.
That is because the Premier League is not classed as a ranking event, meaning prize money is not counted in the two-year period which is used to determine the Order of Merit.
Littler, 18, heads into Thursday's play-off night as defending champion and the most recent winner of the World Darts Championship.
He is second in PDC's Order of Merit - behind only Luke Humphries, who he faced in the 2024 World Championship final.
For more details on this, you can read our piece in full here.
Luke Humphries has an outright lead of over £500,000 at the top of the PDC's Order of Merit, sitting on £1,873,750 from ranked events in the last two years.
Luke Littler sits second on £1,300,500, but has only played the sport professionally since December 2023.
The other two semi-finalists sit outside of the world's top eight, with Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price ninth and 11th respectively.
Both Aspinall and Price sit within £100,000 of world number four Stephen Bunting.
PDC Order of Merit's current top 12:
Image source, BBC SportWith a record-breaking six nightly wins in one season, Luke Littler finished on 45 points during the 16-week regular Premier League season and 11 points clear of Luke Humphries.
Humphries was a comfortable second place and Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price completed the top four.
While Price qualified for finals night before Aspinall, Aspinall's performance during the final week of the regular season in Sheffield saw him overtake Price to reach the semi-finals.
Michael van Gerwen missed out on finals night for the first time in his Premier League career, while Chris Dobey, Rob Cross and Stephen Bunting also finished outside the top four.
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Luke Littler is the Premier League Darts' defending champion having won the title for the first time in 2024, but the Nuke still has some catching up to do over the next few years.
The most successful player in the history of the Premier League is Dutchman Michael van Gewen who is a seven-time winner (2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023) one better than Phil Taylor who has six wins (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2012).
Gary Anderson has won it twice (2011 and 2015) while James Wade (2009), Raymond van Barneveld (2014), Glen Durrant (2020), Jonny Clayton (2021) and Littler have all won it once.
Image source, Getty ImagesRewind 18 months and very few people outside of the darting world knew of Luke Littler.
But on Thursday he could win his second Premier League title in as many years, just five months after becoming world champion.
Sam Drury
BBC Sport journalist at O2 Arena
And then there were four.
After 16 long weeks, it’s finals night in the Premier League.
Luke Littler is aiming to defend the title he won last year while Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price and Nathan Aspinall are all intent on dethroning him.
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Sam Drury
BBC Sport journalist at O2 Arena
Image source, Getty ImagesThe atmosphere is building at the O2 and it looks like all the usual characters will be in attendance.
On my way in I passed Mario and Luigi, a group of Ali Gs, several jockeys and plenty more besides.
There were also lots of Luke Littler shirts on show with a few Nathan Aspinall tops sprinkled in as well.
The winner of the Premier League Darts final will pocket £275,000 in prize money.
The runner-up will earn £125,000, while the two losing semi-finalists are given £85,000 each.
For finishing fifth, Michael van Gerwen was awarded £75,000. Chris Dobey received £70,000 for finishing sixth, Rob Cross won £65,000 for coming seventh and Stephen Bunting got £60,000 for finishing last.
On top of that, there was £10,000 for each of the weekly winners during the regular season.
Littler, with six nightly wins, earned £60,000. Humphries and Price have picked up £30,000 each, with Aspinall pocketing £20,000. Dobey and Bunting earned £10,000 each.
There are also prizes for every nine-darter hit in the Premier League this season, with sponsors giving players a golden set of darts estimated to be worth £30,000.
Price has hit two perfect legs this season, while Littler, Humphries and Cross have managed one each.
All times are BST and subject to change
The finals night sees the top four from the regular season face each other in two semi-finals, with the winners facing each other in the final.
The semi-finals are played over a best of 19 legs format, compared to the best of 11 from the regular season.
The final is played in over the best of 21 legs.
Semi-finals:
Final:
Image source, Simon O'ConnorAfter 16 weeks of top quality darts, twists, turns and memorable moments, we are three matches away from crowning the 2025 Premier League Darts champion.
A year ago, Luke Littler won the title in his debut campaign by beating Luke Humphries in the final.
There could be a repeat in tonight's final, but Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price will hope that is not the case.
We shall start this Premier League finals night live text with a look at who faces who in the semi-finals and what has happened in the competition over the past few months.