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Smith 5-4 Wright
Michael Smith hits a well-timed 180 to leave 64, which he can't take out, but Wright is unable to finish 156 and Smith comes back to land his first dart in double 16.
Summary
Humphries beats Smith 6-3 in final
Victory is Humphries' first PL night win
Littler & Cross lose in semi-finals
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Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports
Image source, ReutersThe world of darts players is getting quicker and quicker. They're all speedsters, but Peter Wright is very methodical.
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Smith 4-4 Wright
No breaks of throw in this match yet and the pattern continues in leg eight as Peter Wright hits double 10 at the second time of asking.
A best-of-three essentially now - Smith has the advantage of throwing first in the final leg if we get that far.
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Smith 4-3 Wright
Darts four and five land in the red bit too... but the sixth is just off target.
No nine-darter, Smith wins the leg.
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Smith 3-3 Wright
Image source, ReutersBetter from Peter Wright, who scores well and then takes out 60 in clinical fashion to level it up.
Smith starts leg seven with a maximum...
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Smith 3-2 Wright
Double nine is Michael Smith's friend again, this time to help him check out 96 and nudge in front at 3-2.
Luke Littler awaits the winner of this one in the semi-finals.
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Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky SportsThese two are dragging each other down.
Both players averaging about 85 at the moment.
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Smith 2-2 Wright
Another hold of throw, this time for Wright, and it's all square once more.
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Smith 2-1 Wright
Michael Smith is waiting on double 18 but Peter Wright adds some pressure on it, getting down to a double himself.
Smith holds his nerve - eventually - finding the double nine with the third of his three darts.
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Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky SportsThe standard of play from both will be bothering both.
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Smith 1-1 Wright
Peter Wright misses a couple of darts at double to hold throw with a 96 finish, but Michael Smith can't capitalise and the Scot is on the scoreboard.
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Smith 1-0 Wright
Unfortunately for Wright, he starts the match with visits of 46, 60 and 60.
Michael Smith is to a finish first and makes a mess of taking out 66, but there's no mistake on tops on his next trip to the board.
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Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky SportsPeter Wright has changed his darts and is hitting 180s for fun in practice.
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Smith v Wright
For you fashion fans out there - it's a purple and orange ensemble for Peter Wright in Brighton tonight.
"Snakebite" is up on stage first, followed by 2023 world champion Michael Smith.
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Smith v Wright
Last up of our four quarter-finals is Michael Smith v Peter Wright, featuring two players in desperate need of collecting some Premier League points.
Smith was the winner of night one in Cardiff and got to the semi-final a week later in Berlin, but the 2023 world champion has not won in the competition since.
Wright, meanwhile, is the only player yet to win a match in this year's tournament and is at the foot of the table. He has shown signs of improvement in recent weeks, but he needs to turn that into results - and quickly.
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Result: Aspinall 3-6 Littler
That's five quarter-final wins out of six for Luke Littler in his debut season in the Premier League.
He's won only one of his four semi-finals to date, though.
Is this when he gets his first night win on the board?
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BreakingAspinall 3-6 Littler
Image source, ReutersIt's that trusty double 10 that does the trick again for Luke Littler, who is through to a semi-final against either Peter Wright or Michael Smith.
The 17-year-old made a lightning quick start and although he slowed a bit towards the end, he'll be happy enough to be into the last four in Brighton.
Nathan Aspinall, the night five winner in Exeter, makes an early exit this time around.
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Aspinall 3-5 Littler
A hold of throw now for Nathan Aspinall and it's 5-3.
Littler still a strong favourite to win but Aspinall is finding some momentum from somewhere.
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Aspinall 2-5 Littler
Image source, PA MediaAspinall comes through a scrappy seventh leg with a successful shot at double five. Littler missed darts for the match in that leg but he's still one away from the semi-finals.
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John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's nothing in this match so far which Nathan Aspinall can look back at and say 'yeah, I did that well'. He needs to burn the tapes and never watch it again.