It's a lacklustre start in Wolverhampton with the atmosphere lacking a bit.

Gerwyn Price slams in the first 180 but can't take out 70.

Luke Humphries takes out 58 for the first break. No bother for the world number one.

Luke Humphries takes the leg by the scruff of the neck with Gerwyn Price way off it with the scoring.

Humphries finds double tops at the second time of asking to level.

Gerwyn Price leaves 170, hits the first treble 20 but the second bounces out as he leaves 36.

With the pressure on, Price nails double 18 at the first time of asking for the first leg and the first shout.

GAME ON.

Gerwyn Price to throw first.

Sam Drury
BBC Sport journalist in Wolverhampton

The crowd are already in fine voice here in Wolverhampton and Gerwyn Price really seems up for it.

A mixed reception for the Welshman but he gives it some welly once he's up on stage. He's pumped.

Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

I'm enjoying the narrative with Gerwyn Price. He thinks he can get better and make the two Lukes.

If you put everything together this game be absolutely brilliant and sensational.

And now it's time for Luke Humphries. He makes the walk to 'I Predict A Riot'.

Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

This first semi-final could be blockbuster.

Here we gooooo.

Gerwyn Price is making his walk to the stage now.

I have genuinely never heard his walk-out song.

Gerwyn Price talking to Sky Sports: "I always do well in this tournament. I'm always full of confidence when I turn up there.

"If I play my own game and score like I can, I know I can do well, but if not I know I can battle through as well.

"I need to play a little better than I have. But it's been enough so far and if I take my opportunities and hit my doubles it should be enough. I know I've got to improve my scoring and take my doubles."

Luke Humphries, speaking to Sky Sports: "This new throw I've adapted to, I feel so much better, and I feel like a much more solid player with it. I feel like a new person with it. I'll be tough to beat.

On Price: "He tries to get under your skin, which is something lots of players do. He'll be more pumped up than ever, but I won't get involved. If he has a great game, then he might beat me."

We could be in for some cracking matches today because of the format.

The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final are best of 31 legs, or first to 16 legs.

The winner will take home a prize of £150,000.

All of the eight group-stage winners will also win an additional £3,500 each. Not a bad day's work, if you ask me.

• Winner: £150,000
• Runner-up: £70,000
• Semi-final: £50,000
• Quarter-final: £25,000
• Second round: £12,250
• Third in group stage: £8,000
• Fourth in group stage: £5,000

• Group stage group winner bonus: £3,500

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Luke Humphries know he's going to lose his number one spot at some stage but he seems really motivated. He's been really impressive so far.

Something Luke Littler is yet to achieve is holding the world number one spot.

But that could all change today if he beats Danny Noppert in their semi-final. Littler will climb above Luke Humphries as the world's best darts player.

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What a treat we have in store for you today...

Semi-finals

(From 13:15 GMT)

Luke Humphries v Gerwyn Price

Luke Littler v Danny Noppert

Final

(From 19:15 GMT)

Humphries/Price v Littler/Noppert

And then there were four...

Hello and welcome along to our live text on this crisp Sunday afternoon.

We've got three matches to bring you today as wait to find out the winner of the 2025 Grand Slam of Darts.

The first semi-final is in 15 minutes so no time to waste!

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