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Time for us to leave it there for night 10 in Manchester.

I'll leave you with Sam Drury's report as Nathan Aspinall wins his first night of the Premier League season with a 6-4 victory over Luke Humphries in the final.

The five points move Aspinall into the top four and he's now a serious contender for the play-offs at the O2 Arena in London on 29 May.

Seven-time winner Michael van Gerwen has dropped out of the top four for now, but he's got six nights to turn it round.

The first of those is in Rotterdam in the Netherlands next week. We'll be back next Thursday for that. See you then!

The action moves to the Netherlands on Thursday 17 April - and here's how they will line up in Rotterdam:

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

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

Nathan Aspinall delighted his home crowd in Manchester as he claimed his first nightly win of the year to move into the Premier League play-off places.

The 33-year-old from Stockport came back from 3-0 down to beat world number one Luke Humphries 6-4 in the final.

• Read the full report from Sam Drury

Adam Millington
BBC Sport journalist at AO Arena

I’ve just left the AO Arena, where a jubilant home support continue to serenade Nathan Aspinall’s victory as they depart for home.

Tonight has seen Luke Littler and Nathan Aspinall garner the favour of the Manchester crowd. They were on their feet for the latter’s games throughout the night with the shouts of “come on the Asp” seemingly never stopping.

It took a gruelling final for Aspinall to win it, with supporters being drenched in pints throughout as the Stockport man seemed to be on his way to clinching it. Humphries missed a double eight and Aspinall finally pinned a double four to win it.

It was the night the supporters had wanted all along.

More from Nathan Aspinall talking to Sky Sports: "Hand on heart, purely on form I shouldn't have been in the Premier League and everyone knows deep down why they put in the Premier League and I've proven my worth. It has made me a better player and I've proved that in the past three weeks.

In my opinion I've been one of the best players in the world in the past three or four weeks and I am confident. The thing with me is when I'm confident and I'm scoring well there isn't many people in darts that can beat me. This a big win for me tonight in my hometown. I'm going to get so much confidence from this."

On injuries and dartitis: "I've come out and admitted that I've got a few issues and sometimes on TV it doesn't look the prettiest but I've found a way to get through it. I found a way to cope with it. It does affect me, but I am winning and I am winning tournaments. It is one of those where you either quit and go home or own it and make it part of your game and that is what I decided to do. I am so happy, I am in a good place and I am winning.

"Five weeks ago I said 'I can't be doing this anymore' and then the past few weeks has proved why I'm still playing darts because I am one of the best players in the world."

On his fighting spirit: "I've been through an horrendous two years but I am a fighter, I am a warrior and people like Michael van Gerwen call me a Jack Russell. I don't know when I'm beaten and at the end of the day I am in a privileged position and I respect that. I'll keep fighting till the end I will never ever give up. The Premier League brings the best out of me. I am so happy, I've been through a lot of rubbish."

Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports

Nathan was 3-0 down and it was looking like an impossible task. From there, he rattled off the next five legs. Then it all got a bit edgy before he found the double four. Full credit to him.

Nathan Aspinall talking to Sky Sports: "It's what I do, isn't it? I always come from behind. I've had a fantastic couple of weeks. I said to my sports psychologist and hypnotherapist two days ago that I felt like I was going to get to the final and then we'll see what happens. It wasn't a pretty game in the final but I have never, ever, ever, been so nervous as on those last darts.

"I am in Manchester. What support I've had tonight. They were absolutely unreal. I wanted to win so much for the crowd. Three years ago on my Premier League I couldn't handle the nerves and last year I got beat in the semi-finals by Luke Littler, I wanted to win it so much. All my family and friends are here, so many people are here supporting me, and I'm so glad I won for them."

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

The lad from Stockport has won it. He is the main man in Manchester and moves into the top four at the expense of Michael van Gerwen.

That got pretty messy at the end with Nathan Aspinall going inside on nine and then missing on double four.

Luke Humphries then goes inside on double eight and that welcomes Aspinall back.

The man from Stockport lands double four with his first dart and gets his win nightly win of the 2025 Premier League!

WOW!

Nathan Aspinall goes inside on double 18 and then goes high on double nine twice.

Luke Humphries returns for 170 and finds double 20, double 20 but then the outer bull.

Aspinall was hunched at the back of the stage. Humphries can't believe it.

No. He can only find the 20 with his seventh dart.

He's in control though.

He needs 36 for the night win.

Nathan Aspinall is six darts into the perfect leg... he couldn't, could he?

To win the night, will he?

Luke Humphries goes high on double tops as he tries to hold, but Nathan Aspinall is way back on 245.

He ends up splitting 40 and then missing double 10, but lands it on the final dart.

That ends a run of five successive legs for Nathan Aspinall. He only needs a hold though.

Nathan Aspinall has been superb in the past few minutes. He's just the wrong side of the wire as he attempts to find double 16 for a 134 checkout.

He gets to come back though and he finds it with his second dart.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

Nathan Aspinall can look down and out and find some levels to get competitive.

Nathan Aspinall is slightly ahead on 156 after nine darts apiece.

Luke Humphries takes 90 off 170 but his first dart when needing 80 is wayward. It means he need 25, bullseye, but can only find two 25s.

Aspinall only finds 24 though, but Humphries goes inside double eight and double four.

Aspinall takes out 66 with his final dart landing the double 16. Four legs on the spin to lead.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

Nathan Aspinall has got off the canvas from 3-0 down to level this game. The Asp is on a charge here.

Arghh! Nathan Aspinall misses two darts at double 18 for a level game.

He's allowed back though because Luke Humphries can only take 96 out of 136.

Aspinall isn't giving him another chance in this leg. He pins double 18 with his first dart.

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