On the wire for Luke Humphries!

But that doesn't stop Gerwyn Price, he hits treble 20 and double eight for 76.

He couldn't, could he?

The intensity in Gerwyn Price has really dropped here. Luke Humphries is battering him with his scoring as he smashes in another maximum.

Luke Humphries can't take out 100, leaving Gerwyn Price a chance with 88 but he can't nail it.

Humphries moves two away from the final with Price well and truly on the topes here.

You get the feeling Gerwyn Price HAS to win this leg now.

Maximum number 13 for Luke Humphries to move 81 away but he can't check out.

Gerwyn Price can't believe he's missed the chance to check out as Humphries mops up on double three.

Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

Resilience, grit and fight - that is what that 82 finish was all about.

This is a proper fight. This is matchplay at its best.

Sam Drury
BBC Sport in Wolverhampton

I have no idea which way this game is going. The level from both players has been phenomenal.

Luke Humphries hits 180 to leave 82 and he knows this has to go.

He goes 25, 17 and double tops to retake the lead.

Even gives us a little fist pump.

What a match this is, by the way, absolutely no idea who's going to win it.

Luke Humphries squeezes in a maximum to take control of the leg but Gerwyn Price responds to leave 100.

Both men make a mess of checking out and Price hits tops again to level.

A poor leg for Humphries to lose.

Glen Durrant
Former Premier League champion on Sky Sports

Gerywn Price is the best under that sort of situation, he really is. He's been on the ropes but he keeps swinging.

Gerwyn Price looks to take 112 out. He hits treble 18, 18 and double tops.

Class.

Needs a big shift from Gerwyn Price after the break to take this to the wire.

Luke Humphries leaves 95 but can only hit 55 to leave 40.

Gerwyn Price isn't at his best and can't capitalise as Humphries goes two legs ahead again.

He's closing in on the final now, just five legs needed.

Gerwyn Price can't make a dent in the 104 and gives Luke Humphries the chance to take out 73.

He hits treble 19 but misses with the first attempt at double eight before nailing it.

That isn't quite how the rankings work in darts, Anon. The order of merit is done over a two-year span.

Luke Humphries is defending the prize money from his Grand Slam win two years ago so his total can only remain the same or decrease today.

If Humphries wins the title today, his prize money over the two-year span is £1,769,000.

Littler's will rise to £1,770,500 if he makes the final so he would become world number one overnight.

Luke Humphries also leaves 170. He hits the first treble 20 but can't follow it up.

Gerwyn Price, with 120 left, hits treble 20, 20 and double 20 to level again.

That is so, so good.

Boring from Gerwyn Price!!

He's on the big fish, hits the two treble 20s but opts not to go for the bull by hitting 10 to leave double tops.

With Luke Humphries not on a checkout, Price makes no mistake.

Sam Drury
BBC Sport in Wolverhampton

I’ve just bumped into Luke Littler - almost literally - on my way to get a cup of tea during the break.

While Humphries and Price are slogging it out on the oche, the world champion is as relaxed as ever wandering back from the practice room with his earphones in.

Luke Humphries starts as he ended the last leg. His 180 leaves 44 to check out but he can't.

Luckily for him, Gerwyn Price is way back and Humphries eventually hits double two.