Final: Michael van Gerwen 11-3 Phil Taylor
Van Gerwen wins second Premier League title
Semi-final result: Taylor 10-7 Anderson
Semi-final result: Van Gerwen 10-4 Lewis
Michael van Gerwen 0-1 Phil Taylor
Phil Taylor holds his throw to get the first leg on the board in this final.
He takes out double 12 first dart to calm any nerves he may have had.
The Power has had his fair share of beatings by MvG over the last couple of years - something he's not used to.
Michael van Gerwen v Phil Taylor
Image source, Rex FeaturesMichael van Gerwen looks as focused as a brain surgeon before breaking into a cheeky smile.
He's odds-on favourite here, but the world number one is about to face the greatest there's ever been.
This has the potential to be a classic.
Michael van Gerwen v Phil Taylor
Image source, Rex FeaturesFirst up, after a 25-minute break following his semi-final win over Gary Anderson, is Phil Taylor.
The electric atmosphere is only ramped up with The Power's famous thunder and lightning build up.
This is the final that everyone wanted to see, isn't it?!
Michael van Gerwen v Phil Taylor (best of 21 legs)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSo here we go then.
The 2016 Premier League final - Michael van Gerwen v Phil Taylor.
I'll leave it to Gary Smee to crown the new champion...
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Semi-final result: Phil Taylor 10-7 Gary Anderson
More from Phil Taylor, who will play Michael van Gerwen in the final shortly: "I've got 20 minutes or so to prepare, Michael's probably had an hour, so it's going to be difficult for me.
"But he's got a game now."
Semi-final result: Phil Taylor 10-7 Gary Anderson
Image source, Rex FeaturesPhil Taylor tells Sky Sports: "The performance was steady. Gary missed a few doubles, and my bottle had gone - I’ll be honest. I just thought 'hang in'.
"I was hitting 140s and 180s and missing darts at doubles. I'm through ugly - that's what it's all about. It's all about winning.
"It's this place - the tournament you're in, you start thinking about where your are, obviously I've not won a lot for a long time, so it's a massive thing for me."
Semi-final result: Phil Taylor 10-7 Gary Anderson
It wasn't the highest average you'll see from "The Power" but a mightily fine performance to reach his eighth Premier League final.
Taylor averaged 98.21, hit six 180s and had a 40% checkout rate.
Anderson's average was 96.86, he also hit six 180s and had a checkout percentage of 24.14%.
Semi-final result: Phil Taylor 10-7 Gary Anderson
It's a repeat of the 2013 Premier League final, which Michael van Gerwen won to clinch his first - and as yet only - Premier League title.
Phil Taylor is a six-time Premier League champion, but it's four years since he last lifted the trophy. Will tonight be his night?
Semi-final result: Phil Taylor 10-7 Gary Anderson
So it's the Premier League final that many predicted and, let's be honest, many wanted.
The greatest player of the past couple of years, against the greatest in history.
Phil Taylor 10-7 Gary Anderson
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe champ is out!
Phil Taylor beats Gary Anderson 10-7 and the Scotsman's Premier League reign ends.
It's Taylor against Michael van Gerwen in the Premier League final, coming up shortly...
Phil Taylor 9-7 Gary Anderson
Anderson throws first and it's an average leg by both players, but Taylor strikes to take out 79 and move within one leg of the final.
Huge from the Power.
Phil Taylor 8-7 Gary Anderson
Full steam ahead for the Flying Scotsman. An 11-darter makes it three legs in a row for Anderson, and we're back on throw at 8-7.
Phil Taylor 8-6 Gary Anderson
Oh dear, Gary. Twenty-two to start the leg is not what's required. Taylor, as Taylor often does in true Taylor style, stamps all over it with a maximum.
With the Scot way back, Taylor misses, and again, and again...
Suddenly Anderson's on 93 - and takes it out! 8-6 now...
Phil Taylor 8-5 Gary Anderson
Image source, Rex FeaturesIf you're just joining me, Michael van Gerwen booked his place in the final with a 10-4 win over Adrian Lewis a little earlier.
Phil Taylor 8-5 Gary Anderson
Anderson's starting to get angry at himself here. Too many missed chances at double are costing him.
After a few misses, he gets double two to break the throw and reduce the deficit to three legs.
Phil Taylor 8-4 Gary Anderson
Anderson was looking a little off it, but hello - what's this? A timely 180 leaves 57, but he's blown it again! Misses at tops and double 10, and Taylor's back for 32.
No mistake from the Power, he's two legs away from the final.
Phil Taylor 7-4 Gary Anderson
Image source, Rex FeaturesTaylor back in the groove straight away - a 140 followed by a fifth maximum. Anderson way off.
Anderson for a 161?! Shaves the wire of the bull. Taylor back for 16, which he takes out with his last dart.
The Power in front by three legs for the first time.